Exclusive | Gen Alpha boys are dropping hundreds on designer cologne for back-to-school: 'He's obsessed with smelling good'
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"Azzaro Wanted Eau de Toilette, definitely," said Dean Scarangello, a 12-year-old from Staten Island. The $105 cologne choice reflects a trend among Gen Alpha boys to flaunt luxury scents.
Much like the 'Sephora kids' craze for makeup, wearing designer scents is now a must among boys aged 14 and under. It's about smelling mature and fashionable.
According to Piper Sandler's research, boys are now spending 26% more on colognes than last year, driven by a newfound fascination with upscale fragrances.
The interest in high-end colognes among youth is linked to the 'smellmaxxing' TikTok trend, encouraging kids to amplify their scent as a form of hygiene.
Read at New York Post
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