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Old Glory

Old Glory by Wholly Kaw is part of the Floral family, built around jasmine in the base with violet, violet leaf and coconut, joined by leather, oakmoss and patchouli. The scent is floral, sweet and warm. It comes as a shaving soap, aftershave balm, aftershave splash and toner.

Floral 7 recorded notes · 4 products Products with this scent

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Scent profile

Base

Jasmine

Character

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Products with this scent

Sizes of a product count once
Products sharing the scent Old Glory
ProductSizes Base
Crème Fraîche
Aftershave splash
Alcohol Aftershave Splash
Aftershave Balm
Aftershave Toner

Similar scents

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  • Floris London Floral
    Similarity: similar

    Shared: violet leaf, oakmoss and jasmine · more floral: tuberose and ylang-ylang

    eau de toilette

  • Ariana & Evans Floral
    Similarity: related

    Shared: violet and jasmine · plus coffee and geranium

    shaving soap · aftershave splash

  • Stirling Soap Co. Floral
    Similarity: related

    Shared: coconut · plus lily and rose

    shaving soap · aftershave splash

  • Barrister and Mann Floral
    Similarity: related

    Shared: violet leaf · fruitier: cherry

    shaving soap · aftershave splash

  • Van Yulay Floral
    Similarity: related

    Shared: violet and jasmine · fresher: seaweed

    shaving soap

  • Noble Otter Leather / Tobacco / Smoky
    Similarity: related

    Shared: violet leaf, leather and patchouli · plus aldehydes

    shaving soap · aftershave splash

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