This incredibly fruity, fresh offering is in stark contrast to the predictably gaudy, gold-lidded Sean John bottle. If you aren’t a fan of berries and oranges, you might want to give it a miss, but it’s an uplifting alternative to the usual heady evening fragrances.

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This eau de toilette manages to smell both aquatic and woody, making for a punchy fragrance. It’s designed to be seductive, though in reality the strong scent might require a pretty confident wearer.

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This is a more intensely smoky version of the original Guerlain Homme, due to the inclusion of rum, rhubarb and vetiver notes. It’s a stylish, grown-up scent, and the bottle won’t look too shoddy on your shelf either.

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Originally released in 1974, this classic shows its heritage with a herbal, floral scent. Don’t let this, and the worryingly yellow colour, put you off though – it’s actually quite appealing.