7 Best Office Colognes for Men

Invictus by Paco Rabanne Review

Invictus by Paco Rabanne is the king of light fresh woody aromas and is just about to become your new go-to office fragrance. 

Soothing notes of bay leaf and jasmine add a cultured appeal, while sweet mandarin orange provides depth and richness.

It has notes of lemon, bergamot, lavender, galbanum, tangerine, and pink pepper, which qualify it for diversity and rank it amongst our best office environment colognes.

Loud polarizing and very much mainstream, everyone has come across this fragrance at least a couple of times in their life.

It is a very clean scent with a strong hint of citrus giving it some sharpness as well on the initial spray.

Woody with the infamous enhancing touch of patchouli, Pacco Rabanne Invictus eau de toilette is a casual fragrance that can be worn for a lifetime without being annoyed.

It’s just a nice fragrance, nothing special or extravagant, Invictus by Pacco Rabban best compares to Bad Boy and Chic by Carolina Herrera.

Flashy and youthful with very little sophistication, Invictus is certainly a “for the boys” type of fragrance. 

Best described as a fragrance that you can wear every day all year round and not get annoyed which is something Paco Rabbane does very well. 

It’s also the perfect glove compartment fragrance to take with you everywhere you go and have as a backup for whenever you’re in need of a whiff of freshness to help you click back into the game.

Dolce Gabbana Light Blue Pour Homme Review

Let’s be honest, you probably knew you were going to find this one here. 

Commonly known as the best summer fragrance, Dolce Gabbana Light blue is a breathtaking classic for when summer comes rolling in.

What many people don’t know, however, is that D&G Light Blue is also a perfect office fragrance for everyday use. 

The effect of this best fragrance is reminiscent of polished quartz stones, with their tiny embedded crystals shimmering in the sunlight. 

The same contrast is at play in Light Blue, the dry chill of amber, and the brightness of green floral and fruity notes. It does not change drastically on the skin, maintaining the green apple aromas.

But what makes Light Blue an office fragrance is actually its diffusiveness. 

The sillage of Light Blue is fresh, woody, and slightly femininely powdery, yet it is distinctive and is one of the most fascinating aspects of wearing it. 

It never feels overwhelming, annoying, or heady like some heavy sillage fragrances, yet the shadow of the fragrance is always there. 

Better yet, if Dolce Gabbana Light blue doesn’t do It for you, and you are looking for a bit more spice in your life, you can always make use of it as a layering fragrance.

Light Blue Pour Homme can be appreciated by both men and women. For a “light” summery scent that leaves an impressive persistent trail. 

Similar to but lighter than Black Xs by Paco Rabanne which was once as popular as One Million is today.

While Black XS has a dark, somewhat somber character, hinting at desiccated woods and dried roses, Light Blue is luminous and bright. 

Both fragrances share the transparent amber accord, and harmonious blend which is very diffusive and appealing.

Take a trip to Amalfi Coast from the comfort of your office when you get your next Dolce Gabbana Light Blue Pour Homme Fragrance.

Costume National Scent Intense Review

While this scent has been around for a hot minute, it is just now that the fragrance is gaining traction from the public and the internet.

If it wasn’t for the popularity and the mass admiration of the first two on this list, we’d probably have Costume National Intense as the first on this list of the best office fragrances. 

Unique, by all means, this fusion of wood and spice is something the fragrance market does not encounter often. 

A true gentleman is depicted through an aftershave-smelling opening that slowly shifts into a warming woody hug that accompanies him throughout the day. 

Appropriate for all different seasons, but best worn during the winter due to its immaculate spiciness. This office fragrance enjoys perfect silage and projects best in a windy environment. 

Perfect for the picky and tasteful, Costume National Scent Intense is the type of fragrance a Guerlain Paris or Givenchy Gentleman-wearing guy would admire. 

Definitely not a crowd pleaser, and most certainly youthful and airy, Costume National Scent is Intense in a chic fragrance for every occasion.

One of our personal favorite office fragrances on this list, the complexion of note in this specific piece is the true representation of the ideal fragrance.

Tom Ford Métallique Review

You know it’s not a Scent Selective men’s fragrance review if it doesn’t have any Tom Ford colognes in it, some of the best colognes in our humble opinion!

Clean, tangy, and very confusing, Tom Ford Métallique is best compared to Tom Ford fucking Fabulous in its complexion.

Something unique, not seen before, not for everyone, but nonetheless pleasant and addictive. 

Metallique is the smell of inspiration, the classiness that motivates you to wake up and grind it out every day. 

The blend of unique notes shifts smoothly to create a sensual yet genderless scent leading to unusual powdery that easily be a throw-off if you don’t give it time.

Projecting bold and tangy upon its opening, then shifting to include a soapy-like dry down and a nice vanilla warmth upon settling. 

Femininely dominant, even though the fragrance is made genderless targeting everyone who wants to smell like soft sensual wood. 

Perfect for everyday office wear because of how light and neutral the complexion of Tom Ford Métallique is, also making it a perfect fragrance for layering. Like all Tom Ford cologne.

However, with all due honesty, the performance and sillage of this fragrance is nowhere near what you’d expect.

Dolce Gabbana King EDP Review

If you’re the classy dressing type and fancy a fragrance that flawlessly projects your unique personality, then the Dolce Gabbana King EDP is a great choice for you. 

It has a mass-appealing base note drenched in aquatic and woody essences. 

Combine Versace Pour Homme, D&G the one, and Bulgaria Aqua, and you’ll get something along the lines of this one of one masterpiece. 

Certainly sensual and attractive, this fragrance will have anyone who smells it in its dry down asking for more. 

Up there with many fresh fragrances this Dolce Gabbana fragrance only makes this because of its airy aqua notes.

If a crowd pleaser does it for you, and you don’t look for the niche and rare, then D&G king is for you. 

Something slightly close to Prada amber pour Homme EDT, or Prada l’homme this scent enjoys an edgy yet office-friendly complexion.

The fragrance slightly passes our testing for authenticity and originality, but can certainly be mistaken for other crowd-pleasers. 

Daring, versatile, and unsurprisingly masculine, Dolce Gabbana king is not the typical smooth scent you’d expect from D&G. 

Close to the smell of Coach Open Road, and Ralph’s Club by Ralph Lauren, Dolce Gabbana King Eau De Parfum slightly passes the crowd-pleasing line to become a versatile royal scent.

Versace man Eau Fraiche Review

Not seductive, not bold, not annoying, simply youthful calming, and airy in its projection, Versace Man Eau Fraiche depicts a summer morning on a sailing boat heading wherever the wind goes. 

With an aromatic jasmine opening, this fragrance is the OG of all Versace fragrances along with Versace Pour Homme 2 must-haves In every collection. 

If you’re planning on exploring the Versace colognes collection Versace Man Eau Fraiche is definitely a blind purchase.

Best compared to Eau Sauvage from Dior and aqua di parma in its freshness, it is rather harsh with the citrus opening, and solid with lavender base notes.

However, if your preference leans more towards the masculine side of notes even on hot muggy sunny days then this office fragrance is not for you.

This best office scent is for the hot weather and sunny days when you’re blasting the AC and could use a whiff of sea breeze, and fresh notes of white musk. 

Overall the smell of Versace Man Eau Frachie is just unarguably beautiful, almost genderless even though “Man” is in its name. 

Made for the admirers of natural scents, the aqua notes come in with refreshment while the potent jasmine soothes the atmosphere.

Azzaro Wanted EDP Review

Wanted is a spicy woody fresh scent for men by Azzaro, who were the makers of the infamous designer fragrance Azzaro Chrome Cologne.

All Azzaro perfumes are pushy and loud but not overpowering, to the point where we feel like it’s just a signature thing. 

Smelling more like the first fragrance on the list Invictus by Paco Rabanne, Azzaro Wanted is the less sweet, and more potent version with a stronger masculine scent to it.

Opening on a high-key tangy note of lemon and ginger, that slowly drifts to incorporate some fruitiness and a light smokey hint.

Although many of these ingredients are bold and only influence thoughts of a boldly annoying fragrance, Azzaro Wanted is nothing of that. 

All until a soothing tobacco leather note dominates and brings in soft accords of Agarwood, qualifying it to be one of the best office fragrances.

It could be more smokey or woody in our humble opinion, but nonetheless, this is a badass winter fragrance for everyday office use.