Hoyt’s Cologne, an old-style toilet water that was supposed to bring people good luck, especially when gambling. The cologne was developed in 1868 by apothecary Eli Waite Hoyt. This cologne is truly an old fashioned fragrance reminiscent of early American colognes. Though the manufacturer of Hoyt Cologne will never reveal the full formula some of the essences used to create the scent are: bergamot and neroli to add the citrusy note; orange blossom for a warm floral undertone with the element of dry orange; and lavender, for a hint of refreshing herbal.
Suggested use is to splash it on before and after shaving.
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