Jockey Club Aftershave - 3 oz. | 
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| Brand: Caswell-Massey
Category: Beauty
Buy New: $28.00
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 32820
Media: Misc.
MPN: 09-40004
ASIN: B00023EMUY
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Fragrance Family: Woodsy | | • | Fragrance Note(s): Sparkling Citrus, Bergamot, Greens, Waterflowers, Sheer Woods, Amber, Patchouli, Soft Mousse |
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Product Description
Long-lasting and bracing. 3 oz. bottle of our Jockey Club scented Aftershave in a box. Fragrance Family: Woody. Fragrance Note(s): Sparkling Citrus, Bergamot, Green Notes, Waterflowers, Sheer Woods, Amber, Patchouli, Soft Mousse
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| Customer Reviews:
Like a trip to an old fashioned barber shop... June 7, 2008
Established in 1752, Caswell-Massey is the oldest perfumer - and one of the oldest companies - in America. Its lofty stature has made it an American legend and a favorite among several White House residents dating back to George Washington. The company claims that John F. Kennedy preferred the Jockey Club product line, a dry and woody scent that conjures up memories of the old style barber shops (for those who can remember them). Nostalgia aside, Jockey Club has been rolling off the production lines since 1840...certainly a testament to its staying power.
Like most of the C-M products, the cologne version is fairly stout, but the aftershave and A-S balm are subtle enough to be used every day scent. Jockey Club after shave may not be embraced by the modern day metrosexual, but it is a classic, relatively inexpensive, masculine scent worthy of its iconic status.
Like a trip to an old fashioned barber shop... June 7, 2008
Established in 1752, Caswell-Massey, is the oldest perfumer in America. Its unique stature has made it an American icon and a favorite among several White House residents dating back to George Washington. The company claims that John F. Kennedy preferred the Jockey Club product line, a dry and woody scent that conjures up memories of the old style barber shops (for those who can remember them). Nostalgia aside, Jockey Club has been rolling off the production lines since 1840...certainly a testament to its staying power.
Like most of the C-M products, the cologne version is fairly stout, but the aftershave and A-S balm are subtle enough to be used every day scent. Jockey Club after shave may not be embraced by the modern day metrosexual, but it is a classic, relatively inexpensive, masculine scent worthy of its iconic status.
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