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Bossman® Colotion® Scented Cologne Lotion
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- Lotion and cologne in one, no scent clash
- Shea butter and coconut oil, supple skin
- Essential oil base, a scent that stays put
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Bossman’s Colotion is reinventing the lotion industry. Bosses no longer have to worry about lotions and cologne clashing or competing to gain the approval of the noses of friends and family. One product. One scent. Two jobs completed.
Colotion scents offer men a healthier, more effective, and longer-lasting alternative to traditional colognes. Unlike spray-on colognes that typically use alcohol-based fragrances, all our Colotion scents are chemical-free and mostly derived from essential oils. In addition to our scented oils, each Colotion scent includes active ingredients like shea butter, coconut oil, and other moisturizing components to help your skin feel supple, hydrated, and smoother than ever.
Choosing the right scent for you can be a challenge, but we’re here to make things easier. Check out our breakdown of scents below and if you still can’t pick… we offer a three pack!
Order and use at your own risk, the attention our Colotion scents warrant can be overwhelming to the Boss who isn’t ready for it. Especially during close encounters.
4oz
Not tested on Roosters
Long-Lasting Scent
Does not leave your skin oily
Natural ingredients
4 Scents to Choose From
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Bossman® Colotion® Scented Cologne LotionStagecoach · Single 4oz Can
Sale price$15.99
Regular price$19.95
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Bossman® Colotion® Scented Cologne Lotion
Sale price$15.99
Regular price$19.95
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Frequently Asked Questions
Like cologne. That is the half of the job the name is built around. We publish Colotion as a longer-lasting alternative to traditional colognes, and the scent is the point of it.
The difference is what carries it. Unlike spray-on colognes that typically use alcohol-based fragrances, ours is mostly derived from essential oils, and a long-lasting scent is one of the specs we list for this product.
Fair warning, in our own words: the attention our Colotion scents warrant can be overwhelming to the Boss who isn't ready for it. Especially during close encounters.
It should not. Our own spec line for Colotion says it plainly: does not leave your skin oily.
What is doing the work in there is shea butter, coconut oil and other moisturizing components, meant to help your skin feel supple, hydrated and smoother than ever.
You cannot, and we say so ourselves: choosing the right scent for you can be a challenge. So here is how all four read, in the words we publish for each one.
Stagecoach is the rugged one, warm spice with rugged notes of leather, tobacco, and aged woods, finished with a hint of smoky vanilla, inspired by the open trail. Royal Oud is the dressed-up one, luxurious oud with rich spices, smoky woods, and a touch of sweet resin for depth. Vetiver is the earthy one, earthy vetiver root with fresh citrus, green herbs, and soft woody undertones. The Gatsby is the fresh one, citrus, lemon, and lavender with patchouli, fresh and refined.
If that still does not settle it, the guarantee decides for you. Not satisfied? Return it within 30 days for a full refund. No questions asked, no hassle, no risk.
Because right now you are running two products that argue with each other. Bosses no longer have to worry about lotions and cologne clashing or competing to gain the approval of the noses of friends and family.
Colotion collapses that into one product, one scent, two jobs completed. A 4oz can moisturizes and scents in the same pass, so your skin gets the shea butter and coconut oil while everything you are wearing agrees on one smell.
