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The best fragrance launch of the year might not come from Paris, Milan, or Grasse. It comes from a barbershop in New York City. Blind Barber, the grooming brand known for its laid-back cool and affordable precision, has entered the fragrance world with a trio of eau de parfums priced at $98 each.
I can say these scents punch far above their price point. They feel modern, balanced, and genuinely wearable—proof that thoughtful perfumery no longer belongs only to niche houses.
In this video, I review all three fragrances and explain what makes them special: how each scent captures the brand’s personality, which one feels most versatile, and why Blind Barber’s approach stands out in a crowded category. If you already trust them with your hair and beard, you may want to let them handle your signature scent, too.
And yes, I pick a favorite of the three—watch the video to find out.
Watch My Blind Barber Fragrance Review Here:
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