Walmart has 6.7-oz Calvin Klein Obsession Eau De Toilette Cologne for Men on sale for $32.98. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to community member atari for finding this deal.
Design House: Calvin Klein. Fragrance Notes: Mandarin and spice with low tones of musk sandalwood and amber. Year Introduced: 1986. Recommended Use: Daytime. A casual but distinctive daytime scent from the iconic Calvin Klein Obsession cologne for men is a spicy moderate fragrance that balances its citrus notes with musky undertones. First introduced by Calvin Klein in 1988 Obsession for men has a rich appealing construction that combines dominant notes of spice and mandarin with low tones of musk amber and sandalwood. This appealing and resonant fragrance is the perfect choice for a broad variety of daytime events.
Product SKU:
26381866
UPC:
88300106752
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Walmart has 6.7-oz Calvin Klein Obsession Eau De Toilette Cologne for Men on sale for $32.98. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to community member atari for finding this deal.
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haha -- just to clarify, I love CK Obsession, I have the 3.4 oz bottle, the 6.7oz bottle and a travel spray.. I'm a big fan of it and similar scents!
People tend to associate these types of scents -- CK Obsession, Aramis, Estee Lauder for Men, Halston, Beau de Jour, Grey Flannel, Quorum, even something like Fahrenheit, etc.. as being an "old man smell" -- Aromatic, leathery, dusty, smells like something from the 80's that you don't really see in modern fragrances. I'm a big fan of all of the above. I think the term comes from "That smells like something my dad wore in the 90's" and it gets grouped as an old-man-smell.
On the other hand, a "younger smell" would be something fruity, bubblegum, sweet that you see a lot of from houses like Paco Rabanne (One Million, Invictus), even Eros. Stuff that people wear to clubs and the stuff you find on Ulta/Sephora shelves.
I'm a big fan of both styles, but generally I go for the spicy, leathery, tobacco, oud stuff which is almost always grouped in the 'old man smell' category.
The only reason I brought up the old man smell here is that someone jumping in on the deal without ever smelling it is going to be in for a surprise if they're expecting something sweeter (like CK Defy or any of the above!)
haha -- just to clarify, I love CK Obsession, I have the 3.4 oz bottle, the 6.7oz bottle and a travel spray.. I'm a big fan of it and similar scents!
People tend to associate these types of scents -- CK Obsession, Aramis, Estee Lauder for Men, Halston, Beau de Jour, Grey Flannel, Quorum, even something like Fahrenheit, etc.. as being an "old man smell" -- Aromatic, leathery, dusty, smells like something from the 80's that you don't really see in modern fragrances. I'm a big fan of all of the above. I think the term comes from "That smells like something my dad wore in the 90's" and it gets grouped as an old-man-smell.
On the other hand, a "younger smell" would be something fruity, bubblegum, sweet that you see a lot of from houses like Paco Rabanne (One Million, Invictus), even Eros. Stuff that people wear to clubs and the stuff you find on Ulta/Sephora shelves.
I'm a big fan of both styles, but generally I go for the spicy, leathery, tobacco, oud stuff which is almost always grouped in the 'old man smell' category.
The only reason I brought up the old man smell here is that someone jumping in on the deal without ever smelling it is going to be in for a surprise if they're expecting something sweeter (like CK Defy or any of the above!)
haha -- just to clarify, I love CK Obsession, I have the 3.4 oz bottle, the 6.7oz bottle and a travel spray.. I'm a big fan of it and similar scents!
People tend to associate these types of scents -- CK Obsession, Aramis, Estee Lauder for Men, Halston, Beau de Jour, Grey Flannel, Quorum, even something like Fahrenheit, etc.. as being an "old man smell" -- Aromatic, leathery, dusty, smells like something from the 80's that you don't really see in modern fragrances. I'm a big fan of all of the above. I think the term comes from "That smells like something my dad wore in the 90's" and it gets grouped as an old-man-smell.
On the other hand, a "younger smell" would be something fruity, bubblegum, sweet that you see a lot of from houses like Paco Rabanne (One Million, Invictus), even Eros. Stuff that people wear to clubs and the stuff you find on Ulta/Sephora shelves.
I'm a big fan of both styles, but generally I go for the spicy, leathery, tobacco, oud stuff which is almost always grouped in the 'old man smell' category.
The only reason I brought up the old man smell here is that someone jumping in on the deal without ever smelling it is going to be in for a surprise if they're expecting something sweeter (like CK Defy or any of the above!)
Fruity is exactly how I'd describe young men these days, so your assessment checks out.
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One of my favorite scents but it definitely has the "old man" 80s smell. Nice cinnamon scent and the 6.7 oz bottle lasts forever.
haha -- just to clarify, I love CK Obsession, I have the 3.4 oz bottle, the 6.7oz bottle and a travel spray.. I'm a big fan of it and similar scents!
People tend to associate these types of scents -- CK Obsession, Aramis, Estee Lauder for Men, Halston, Beau de Jour, Grey Flannel, Quorum, even something like Fahrenheit, etc.. as being an "old man smell" -- Aromatic, leathery, dusty, smells like something from the 80's that you don't really see in modern fragrances. I'm a big fan of all of the above. I think the term comes from "That smells like something my dad wore in the 90's" and it gets grouped as an old-man-smell.
On the other hand, a "younger smell" would be something fruity, bubblegum, sweet that you see a lot of from houses like Paco Rabanne (One Million, Invictus), even Eros. Stuff that people wear to clubs and the stuff you find on Ulta/Sephora shelves.
I'm a big fan of both styles, but generally I go for the spicy, leathery, tobacco, oud stuff which is almost always grouped in the 'old man smell' category.
The only reason I brought up the old man smell here is that someone jumping in on the deal without ever smelling it is going to be in for a surprise if they're expecting something sweeter (like CK Defy or any of the above!)
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One of my favorite scents but it definitely has the "old man" 80s smell. Nice cinnamon scent and the 6.7 oz bottle lasts forever.
People tend to associate these types of scents -- CK Obsession, Aramis, Estee Lauder for Men, Halston, Beau de Jour, Grey Flannel, Quorum, even something like Fahrenheit, etc.. as being an "old man smell" -- Aromatic, leathery, dusty, smells like something from the 80's that you don't really see in modern fragrances. I'm a big fan of all of the above. I think the term comes from "That smells like something my dad wore in the 90's" and it gets grouped as an old-man-smell.
On the other hand, a "younger smell" would be something fruity, bubblegum, sweet that you see a lot of from houses like Paco Rabanne (One Million, Invictus), even Eros. Stuff that people wear to clubs and the stuff you find on Ulta/Sephora shelves.
I'm a big fan of both styles, but generally I go for the spicy, leathery, tobacco, oud stuff which is almost always grouped in the 'old man smell' category.
The only reason I brought up the old man smell here is that someone jumping in on the deal without ever smelling it is going to be in for a surprise if they're expecting something sweeter (like CK Defy or any of the above!)
Trying a better link that SD doesn't screw up.
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haha -- just to clarify, I love CK Obsession, I have the 3.4 oz bottle, the 6.7oz bottle and a travel spray.. I'm a big fan of it and similar scents!
People tend to associate these types of scents -- CK Obsession, Aramis, Estee Lauder for Men, Halston, Beau de Jour, Grey Flannel, Quorum, even something like Fahrenheit, etc.. as being an "old man smell" -- Aromatic, leathery, dusty, smells like something from the 80's that you don't really see in modern fragrances. I'm a big fan of all of the above. I think the term comes from "That smells like something my dad wore in the 90's" and it gets grouped as an old-man-smell.
On the other hand, a "younger smell" would be something fruity, bubblegum, sweet that you see a lot of from houses like Paco Rabanne (One Million, Invictus), even Eros. Stuff that people wear to clubs and the stuff you find on Ulta/Sephora shelves.
I'm a big fan of both styles, but generally I go for the spicy, leathery, tobacco, oud stuff which is almost always grouped in the 'old man smell' category.
The only reason I brought up the old man smell here is that someone jumping in on the deal without ever smelling it is going to be in for a surprise if they're expecting something sweeter (like CK Defy or any of the above!)
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