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Mint and Rosemary

Mint and Rosemary is a scent by Proraso. Scent family: Mentholated / Cooling. Recorded notes include Eucalyptus, Menthol. It is listed in 3 products: Aftershave splash, Aftershave powder and Pre-shave.

Mentholated / Cooling 2 recorded notes · 3 products Products with this scent

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Products sharing the scent Mint and Rosemary
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Similar scents

Compared by the notes the makers list – distinctive notes count more than subtle ones, rare notes more than common ones. A pointer, not a promise that they smell alike.

  • Proraso Mentholated / Cooling
    Similarity: very similar

    Shared: eucalyptus · plus barbershop accord

    shaving soap · aftershave splash · aftershave balm · shaving cream · pre-shave

  • Meißner Tremonia Mentholated / Cooling
    Similarity: similar

    Shared: eucalyptus · plus mint

    shaving soap · aftershave splash · aftershave balm · shaving cream

  • Meißner Tremonia Aromatic / Herbal
    Similarity: similar

    Shared: eucalyptus · plus lavender and rosemary

    shaving soap · aftershave splash · aftershave balm

  • Denton Majik Mentholated / Cooling
    Similarity: similar

    Shared: eucalyptus · plus camphor and tea tree

    aftershave splash

  • Van Yulay Mentholated / Cooling
    Similarity: similar

    Shared: eucalyptus · plus spearmint and ylang-ylang

    shaving soap

  • Stirling Soap Co. Citrus
    Similarity: similar

    Shared: eucalyptus · plus citronella

    shaving soap · aftershave splash · aftershave balm

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