




I've never really been one to follow or understand strange commercials or websites with mysterious methods of advertising. It seems to me that if I'm looking for a specific product, the best way to sell it to me is to actually show it to me and tell me about it. With that said, if you are looking for deals on Hugo Boss aftershave, look HERE.

Unbelievably, a person cannot actually find Hugo Boss Aftershave on the Hugo Boss website, itself. One can however find young, slightly apathetic looking models dancing around, slouching on couches, and clutching one another longingly on the subway platforms of New York City. I think the message could be to use our aftershave, and be as sensuously yet somehow banal as these three young ones, but the website does not offer any aftershave, so their message is completely lost on me.
The World Wide Web, however, has not failed us. One can find a variety of Hugo Boss aftershaves online, including Boss Soul for $31, Dark Blue for $26, Hugo, for $28, and Element for $37. Just looking at Google may expand your horizons more vastly than the brand’s website did.
The Dark Blue aftershave is perhaps the most enigmatic of all the aftershaves, even though “Boss Soul” can be quite commanding, “Element” quite sturdy sounding, and the simple “Hugo” alluring in its simplicity. The aftershave in question contains Indian lime, ginger, cypress, sage, and patchouli fragrances, suggesting that if anything, the aftershave would take on a hue more akin to light yellow are green. However, for this aftershave to be dark blue, it must either contain artificial coloring, or be a figurative moniker, fancying itself good marketing.
Boss Soul contains lavender, amber, cinnamon, nutmeg, vetiver, mandarin, tonka, anise, bergamot, vanilla, and black pepper fragrances. Hugo is recommended for daytime use and contains the fragrance of woods, fresh citrus and spicy leaves. Element does not have any descriptions online about its ingredients (that were easy to locate). The absence of this information suggests that Element could actually be the most enigmatic of all Boss aftershaves, because its ingredients are a mystery.
Whichever aftershave one chooses, he can safely assume that he will be like a sexy and apathetic European model, clutching a thin blonde woman on a cold day in New York City. If you are unsure of which to use, you can always go to a department store and let people spray you with various scents until the one you want jumps out at you. Alternatively, you could simply choose the one with the lowest price, if you are a maven for a good bargain. Better yet, if you are a maven for enigma, you may wish to purchase the most expensive one, and never tell anyone your secret to dark, mysterious beauty.