Sold Solid Colognes - Reduced

I am selling 5 solid colognes that I bought in the hope that my skin would tolerate them better than liquid colognes.  Unfortunately, it did not.  I have used each of them only 6-8 times.  These have great fragrances that complements many shaving soaps.  Applied at pulse points, they all have long duration but not a lot of projection.  I have only used the tip of a spoon handle to scrape lightly in them.  
Buy two or more and take off $2 from the total cost for each additional one beyond the first. All SOLD


1. The Beer Soap Company Ireland Tweed  1.0 oz.  $16 shipped CONUS  (retails $25.00)
Fresh, crisp, warm; made with vegan ingredients, no beeswax or paraffin
Sandalwood, ambergris, violet leaves, lemon verbena, iris, oakmoss


2. NZ Fusion Botanicals Australian Sandalwood  0.9 oz.  $16.50 shipped CONUS  (retails $19.55) SOLD
Warm, deep, buttery, sensual
Sandalwood essential oil and ground Sandal tree wood


3. Bawston & Tucker Aroostook  0.5 oz.  $17.00 shipped CONUS  (retails $19.95) SOLD
Fresh, citrus, woody
Bergamot, neroli, tangerine, rosemary, jasmine, persimmon, patchouli


4. Bawston & Tucker Tuskalusa  0.5 oz. $13  shipped CONUS  (retails $19.95)
Sweet, citrus, smoky
Apple, mandarin, pineapple, bergamot, lemon, jasmine, lily, heliotrope, olive flower, amber, musk, vanilla, guaiac woods, tonka bean


5. Ulio & Jack Drifter  0.5 oz.  $20  (retails $29.48)
Lightly sweet, spicy, balanced
Mandarin, cardamom; sandalwood, clove, leather

Hey bud can you provide some comparison to liquid colognes for each?

Hey bud can you provide some comparison to liquid colognes for each?

Well, the Ireland Tweed is quite similar to Creed Green Irish Tweed but somewhat lighter, the NZ Fusion Sandalwood is similar to Trumper Sandalwood, and Drifter is reminiscent of Armani Acqua di Giò. The Aroostook makes me think of Floris JF or Elite or Penhaligon's Blenheim Bouquet, and the Tuskaluse is somewhat like Penhaligon's Malabah.

I've never heard of a solid cologne. How much of it do you use? Just rub it in like a lotion?

I've never heard of a solid cologne. How much of it do you use? Just rub it in like a lotion?

No, you don't use that much. A little goes a long way. I used about as much as the size of a wooden matchstick head, applied behind my ears, at my lower neck, and on my inner wrists.

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