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Trump Licensed These 8 Products… for Real

July 24, 2024 · Shopping
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Fragrances

Back in 2004, Trump decided to team up with Estée Lauder and not only release a scent but an entire “fragrance experience.”

Oh yes, that’s right. We’re talking about a $13 cologne that comes in a gold box with little notes of mint, citrus, basil, cucumber, green notes, wood, and vetiver.

It has no less than 4.5/5 stars on Amazon, a beautiful mix of ironic and sincere reviews of the product.

For all the patriots out there, I have to mention that vetiver is a perennial bunchgrass of the Poaceae family, a native to India that steals jobs from Panicum virgatum, a bunchgrass grown in our beloved country.

Moreover, Trump returned to fragrances once again with his Success and Empire colognes, which seem to be a part of a broader deal technically centered around shampoo and other types of grooming products (which is definitely a bad idea for a very good reason that doesn’t even need to be mentioned).

Technically, it’s on sale at Macy’s, and it’s highly “recommended for romantic wear.” I mean, let’s be honest: nothing really says romance like dousing your body in his eau de toilette before grabbing them by the cr*tch!

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3 comments on “Trump Licensed These 8 Products… for Real”

  1. Marie Saqueton says:
    September 19, 2024 at 4:20 pm

    I will take Pres. Trump’s lead anytime because he has proven his instincts & business know-how not just in his personal ventures but also in his governance of our country…..no inflation, lower taxes, world peace, strong military, fair global trade agreements and secured borders.

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  2. michael says:
    September 1, 2024 at 5:24 pm

    HE’s trying to make more money, nothing wrong with that.

    Reply
  3. ROBERT J. VOGT SR. says:
    August 24, 2024 at 8:44 pm

    He thinks he knows so much about everything, he is just a billionaire blow heart who does not know anything about anything.

    Reply
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