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Proctor and Gamble purchased the Old Spice brand from Shulton in 1990. A few years later, Old Spice cologne was reformulated and the bottles became plastic, rather than the traditional glass.
The P&G "classic" Old Spice cologne is brighter, more powdery and floral than the original Shulton scent. While not a bad scent, Old Spice "classic" cologne isn't what your grandfather used.
I'd really like to see P&G release a nostalgia version of Old Spice cologne, using the deeper notes of the Shulton formulation and using the traditional glass bottle. I miss the shaving talc and soap, too.
The product was presented and rdered as "Original Old Spice Cologne Splash". What arrived was "Classic Old Spice Cologne Splash." In addition, the products were damaged in transit and we refused the shipment.
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