Fragrance General

[Anonymous No.13611481]

Previous thread >>13597964

BBC perfume documentary (part 1 of 3):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=annRzLYrRwM
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w2c bottles
(USA-Canada)
http://www.fragrancenet.com
http://www.fragrancebuy.ca
http://www.luckyscent.com

For the biggest discount "coupon" at fragrancenet (37%), start your visit via a google shopping search result.

(Europe)
http://www.notino.com
(see directory at bottom for your country)

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general info
http://fragrance.org/intelligence/knowledge-center/
http://perfumesociety.org/discover-perfume/an-introduction/
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various fragrance communities/review sites/blogs
http://www.fragrantica.com/
http://www.basenotes.net/
http://www.parfumo.net/
http://www.nstperfume.com/
http://www.boisdejasmin.com/
http://www.kafkaesqueblog.com
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w2c samples
http://www.luckyscent.com/
http://www.theperfumedcourt.com/
http://www.surrendertochance.com/
http://www.perfumista.co.uk/
http://www.ausliebezumduft.de/fragrances.html
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on DIY fragrances
http://www.perfumersapprentice.com/

[Anonymous No.13611490]

>>13611481

[Anonymous No.13611503]

>>13611481
Literally fuck those weak, not long lasting fragrance. God bless immigration, so we can buy intensive arabic oil fragrance here.

[Anonymous No.13611512]

>>13611503
>I'm glad western culture is being diluted by invaders because I'm too pleb to select the right EdP

kys homie


Please die

[Anonymous No.13611514]

>>13611512
>found the blue pilled virgin

[Anonymous No.13611521]

Anyone tried this? Worth a blind buy if it has all notes i like? My shithole of a country has no shop with niches so i can only get 100ml bottles of them.

[Anonymous No.13611522]

Am I a faggot for wanting to wear Mon Guerlain?

[Anonymous No.13611526]

>>13611522
Wear what you like. I have and wear YSL Mon Paris, which is about as "teenage girl" smelling as a fragrance can get. I am not a teenager, nor am I a girl.

[Anonymous No.13611531]

Facts there are no bigger pussy magnets than Versace Eros?

[Anonymous No.13611551]

>>13611531
When Eros boy grows up he becomes Layton man.

[Anonymous No.13611552]

>>13611481
Why does Le Male smell like Irish Spring to me?

[Anonymous No.13611558]

My Lalique Encre Noire doesn't seem to be expired but it smells awful.

[Anonymous No.13611570]

Thoughts on Bleu De Chanel EdT vs EdP?

I like both, although there doesn't seem to be much difference on a card (couldn't spray it on me). Do you have any experience with both?

Bonus question: Thoughts on Spicebomb extreme?

[Anonymous No.13611607]

I though about using Declaration d'un Soir as my dates scent and found out the idea is terrible and the note of rose isn't as romantic as I expected, more like old woman in a church if I may say. I still really like the way it smells, I just don't have much occasion where to use it. And besides that the presentation is really beautiful. Should I just sell it and buy something I will actually use (a date scent like The One or something on that direction) or keep it and expect something to make me want to use it?

[Anonymous No.13611608]

Opinions? Does it smell nice? Don't care about performance.

[Anonymous No.13611612]

I though about using Declaration d'un Soir as my date scent and found out the idea is terrible and the note of rose isn't as romantic as I expected, more like old woman in a church I should say. I still really like the way it smells, I just don't have much occasion where to use it. And besides that the presentation is really beautiful. Should I just sell it and buy something I will actually use (a date scent like The One or something on that direction) or keep it and expect something to make me want to use it?

[Anonymous No.13611619]

>>13611558
Ye that's normal.
>>13611612
I also dont like the rose in there. If you want a romantic rose try ambre nuit.

[Anonymous No.13611633]

>>13611619
At the moment that's actually quite a bit over my budget, but I might get a decant if I end up selling the Cartier.

[Anonymous No.13611674]

Considering trying Lyric Man for work as a soapy citrusy rose sounds interesting.
Does it project enough to wear year round?

[Anonymous No.13611714]

>>13611674
Ye but it smells like girl shampoo to me.Definitely sample first.

[Anonymous No.13611724]

>>13611512
>I'm glad western culture is being diluted by invaders because I'm too pleb to select the right EdP
hes just saying he has more options to buy fragrances, maybe you should grow up before posting

[Anonymous No.13611752]

>>13611724
he has more options to buy fragrances, at the cost of his culture being diluted. get your priorities in check.

[Anonymous No.13611763]

Rate Autumn '18 list out of ten:

10. Issey Miyake L'Eau d'Issey PH Intense
9. Salvatore Ferragamo Uomo
8. Penhaligons Endymion Concentre
7. Dior Homme Intense
6. Penhaligons Sartorial
5. CdG Monocle Scent One: Hinoki
4. TF Noir de Noir
3. AdP Colonia Ambra
2. MDCI Invasion Barbare
1. TF Amber Absolute

[Anonymous No.13611797]

tried Guerlain Vetiver and it is dry as fuck
not sure i like it but it's very interesting

what are some other dry smelling scents? this is only the second or third i've come across

[Anonymous No.13611805]

>>13611797
I love Grey Vetiver, but it does smell like somebody has shoved tried twigs up my nose. Tried twigs and freshly cut grass.

[Anonymous No.13611807]

>>13611797

Most of Tauer's ones have this sharp dryness to them. Might be worth a look.

[Anonymous No.13611811]

really looking for peppery frags, preferably pink pepper. could anyone rec any frags?

[Anonymous No.13611852]

>>13611811

[Anonymous No.13611859]

>>13611852
boss meme lad

[Anonymous No.13611879]

Wtf is Jeremy up to at the moment, he's just spamming out videos almost every few hours.

[Anonymous No.13611885]

Montale intense so iris is literally the best smell ever even though the performance sucks

[Anonymous No.13611928]

>>13611879
he's just being unstable like always

[Anonymous No.13611931]

>>13611752
he has more options to buy fragrances at not* the cost of money*

shits gr8 senpai

[Anonymous No.13611933]

so what exactly is the point of EdCs and other low-concentrate fragrances? i'm usually not one to cry about shit performance but just tried Terre d'Hermes Eau Tres Fraiche and it lasts maybe two hours

[Anonymous No.13611934]

>>13611852
unironically good

[Anonymous No.13611938]

>>13611933

Depends on the maker some EDCs last ages. Most of Acqua di Parma's EDC concentree range last ages. I could still smell the musk notes in Colonia Ambra a good 24hrs after I sprayed it on and that was only an EDC. Same with Colonia Essenza, it lasts ages despite being an EDC.

[Anonymous No.13612031]

>>13611570
I always recommend the EdT over the EdP, although both are great. The EdP has a more amber-sweet character, especially at the opening. You get more citrus and incense out of the EdT, with the amber becoming more noticeable after several hours. Both exhibit similar longevity, though both also tend to be weak out of a brand new bottle. Don't be concerned if your Bleu seems to only last for three or four hours during the first few wears; it will get stronger over time.

[Anonymous No.13612056]

>>13612031
Thanks. I think I'll try the EdT a bit more but it's the subtlety that gives it the edge over the EdP for me on initial impressions.

[Anonymous No.13612099]

What cologne will make me say wow with it's scent?

[Anonymous No.13612113]

is pure malt appropriate for professional settings? i need a new winter scent but i don't want people to think i've just come back from the bar

[Anonymous No.13612116]

>>13611608
It’s alright, but MI has made it obsolete.

[Anonymous No.13612154]

>>13612099
secretions magnifique

[Anonymous No.13612201]

>>13612113
It doesn't actually smell like whisky you retard.

[Anonymous No.13612274]

>>13612201
not him, but what are some scents that do smell like alcohol? for one, Penhaligon's Juniper Sling smells like a Tom Collins

[Anonymous No.13612309]

Best Perfume. Nothing else is close

[Anonymous No.13612324]

>>13612113
It's a milder alcoholic scent, not exactly "I slathered myself in Jack", moreso smooth and invitingly "delicious". If it's a work dinner or a less formal meeting, I could definitely see it working well. I'd probably only wear it occasionally day to day, as it's a bit more exciting and in-your-face than other fall colognes due to the decently strong projection and lingering fruity/boozy notes from the opening. Like I said though, it works pretty well for me when I'm more casually meeting or dining with people in a business setting :)

[Anonymous No.13612343]

Fall's right around the corner, lads

[Anonymous No.13612351]

>>13612309
oh look, sweet vanilla fragrance #2093

[Anonymous No.13612409]

>>13612343
Sure is. Post the fall frag you're most pumped to wear this year. Pic related, bought it in June for $120 on sale and been dying to wear it.

[Anonymous No.13612430]

>>13612409
>>13612343
Full fall bottles I have:
>JXXV
>Herod
>Spicebomb
>DHI
>CH men prive
>The One

Decants I have and love:
>TF Noir Extreme
>PdM Pegasus
>HdP 1899
>Creed Royal Oud

Which of the decants should I buy a bottle of to compliment my collection?

[Anonymous No.13612431]

>>13612409
I'm actually most hyped for my daily/"beater" cold weather scent, I've come to associate it with the comfyness of a wool coat or a thick sweater

[Anonymous No.13612440]

>>13612431
I can't wait to wear regular Encre Noire. I have all 3, the Extreme smells like this soup my mom made that I despised as a kid so I can't wear the stuff.

[Anonymous No.13612447]

>>13612409
This. Impossible to wear in warm weather.

[Anonymous No.13612466]

>>13612431

I get the same, I wore it all through the coldest parts of the winter this year when it kept below 0 and can't break the association now. Can't wait to crack it out again this winter.

[Anonymous No.13612650]

>>13612431
>>13612466
How's the performance of Encre Noir A L'Extreme? I've heard you can't even smell it on you after an hour, even with a generous amount of spraying.

[Anonymous No.13612685]

Oi lads, what's a good deodorant? I've been using a salt rock ""deodorant"" for the past year and I've gotta say it does fuck all even when I follow the instructions. What's worse is that my FUCKIN armpits smell absolutely awful even though I meticulously clean them in the shower with a bar of soap every single day.

REC me some deodorants that aren't shite.

[Anonymous No.13612688]

>>13612685
L'Occitane

[Anonymous No.13612713]

Have any of you tried this? I have some, sorta smells like tar I guess, is this a boomer scent? I previously used Bvlgari Man Extreme but everyone said I smelled like a really sexy girl, so I stopped wearing it. I want to smell like evil cause I'm an edgelord.

[Anonymous No.13612732]

>>13612430
I’m currently obsessed with TF Noir Extreme. It’s the first fragrance I’ve owned where I’ve wanted to eat it. It smells delicious, but it’s got a subtle elegance to it.

[Anonymous No.13612738]

>>13612685
I hope you don’t literally rub soap on them and nothing else. They need exfoliating. I use a Japanese wash cloth. Amazing.

For deodorant I use Dove Men+Care. Works well for me.

[Anonymous No.13612745]

>>13612343
I purchased Oud Wood, CH Men Prive and Noir Extreme this year but haven’t worn them yet.

I’m thinking of getting Tobacco Vanille and Spicebomb Extreme, although I’m inclined to go for Spicebomb because it still has that vanilla note but it costs less. Tobacco Vanille is nicer, but I’m not sure it’s £100 nicer. I might get a couple of decent sized samples and try them properly before deciding. I just know they’d be used in the same circumstances and it will take some serious justifying for the price jump.

[Anonymous No.13612748]

>>13612650
That's iso e super fatigue, you won't be smelling it, but others will. Actual performance is comparable to the original so 8 hours minimum, but with increased sillage and it will linger on clothes for days even if you wash them.

[Anonymous No.13612749]

GET OUT OF THE WAY YOU FUCKING PENCIL NECKED HIPSTERS!!!!!!!

[Anonymous No.13612776]

>>13612749
Literal boomer

[Anonymous No.13612787]

Can I wear BDC to evenings out, dinner dates and stuff?
Or would I be better off with Dylan Blue for the ambroxan notes?

[Anonymous No.13612792]

>>13612749
wore this one time in high school and some girl i was fucking said i smelled like a cheap man LOL

[Anonymous No.13612808]

>>13612787
In my opinion Dylan Blue is more about making your presence known whereas BDC is a subtle fragrance for the end of the night hug or kiss. It’s her reward for getting close.

[Anonymous No.13612831]

>>13612685
I have used the crystal deodorant exclusively for a decade and never stink. Are you using it properly? You need to wet the stone and rub it all over the pits until it runs dry, maybe 30 seconds or so. I do it twice per pit to be sure, but I never stink. Watch a youtube video to be sure you're doing it right.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZLUk04R_rw

[Anonymous No.13612838]

>>13612409
My fall beater is gonna be Royal Oud. Gotta put a dent in the 500ml flacon I bought last spring.

[Anonymous No.13612854]

>>13612787
>Can I wear BDC to evenings out, dinner dates and stuff? Yes. Dinner dates and activity dates (movies. ice skating, bowling, etc). But not for clubs or barhopping.
>Or would I be better off with Dylan Blue for the ambroxan notes?
Try Coach for Men or Bond No. Scent of Peace for Man. This Bond is actually pretty cheap at grey markets.

I know its not what your asking, but If i was recommending "Blue" fragrances by age/maturity (Older to Younger) of the wearer it would be
>Bleu de Chanel Parfum
>Bleu de Chanel Eau de Parfum
>Yves Saint Laurent L'Homme Ultime
>Bleu de Chanel Eau de Toilette
>Yves Saint Laurent L'Homme Cologne Bleu
>Bond No.9 Scent of Peace for Men
>Coach for Men
>Versace Dylan Blue

[Anonymous No.13612864]

>>13612685
Get Toms of Maine Unscented Deodorant. Don't fall for the salt meme.

[Anonymous No.13612871]

>>13612713

Arso EDP by Profumum is what CDG Black aspires to smell like.

[Anonymous No.13612880]

>>13612650

About 6-9 hours on my skin, not sure about others. Not as long-lasting as the original but still good.

[Anonymous No.13612883]

>>13612685

Certain Dri unscented. It will change your life for the better.

[Anonymous No.13612910]

>>13612343
I’m ready. Got Enigma, Royal Oud, Viking, Jubilation, amongst others.

Also headed back to Amsterdam in October, so I’ll have more “what are da hos wearing?” updates for you lads.

[Anonymous No.13612914]

>>13612883
>plugging your sweat glands with aluminium
literal retard

[Anonymous No.13612928]

>>13612713
Check Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab for edgelord scents.

[Anonymous No.13612986]

>>13612914
what can a NIGGA get that just werks and doesn't give me aluminum aids

[Anonymous No.13613009]

>>13612713
yes, it smells mostly like black pepper to me. doesnt smell very edgelord imo but i guess in the context where everyone wears fruity sweet frags it is

[Anonymous No.13613021]

>>13612986
Take pills that make your sweat smell good

[Anonymous No.13613345]

>>13612838
Damn, lad. What country you in?

[Anonymous No.13613422]

>>13613345
USA
Fragrancenet had really good prices on the 500 early this year (March).

[Anonymous No.13613906]

RIYL: the generic clean smell of dryer sheets and fresh laundry

[Anonymous No.13613937]

>>13612685
For me, it's Clinique antiperspirants-deodorants. Dermatologist tested and most importantly, 100% fragrance free.

[Anonymous No.13613945]

>>13612685
Sauvage EDT

[Anonymous No.13614428]

Is it worth trying any older scents like Azzaro PH and Paco Rabanne PH?
Or are they dated?

[Anonymous No.13614476]

>>13614428
It is always worth it
If it smells good it's never going to be dated.

[Anonymous No.13614656]

>>13612409

Got it recently after waiting for ages for it show up for sale. Wore samples and a clone last autumn/winter, already feeling the hype for wearing the real thing this time round.

[Anonymous No.13614700]

>>13614656
Isn't that one of the best performing TFPB? I've never had a chance to smell it though.

[Anonymous No.13614706]

>>13614700

Yeah it lasts and projects like a vintage 80s frag, I haven't seen anything like it in other 'modern' releases. Find a sample if you can even if you don't end up buying it because it's still worth the experience. I can't think of a better amber/dark incense fragrance I've come across to date. Definitely one of the best TFPB ones but often overlooked because of how difficult it is to find.

[Anonymous No.13614766]

>>13614706
I'll see if I can track it down.

Does anybody know if TFPB ever go on sale in the UK? I've only been in to fragrances for a few months but it seems like they stay consistently at £158.

[Anonymous No.13614779]

>>13614766

Rarely ever. I just suck it up and pay RRP if it's good enough, but buy from a trustworthy retailer like the TF concessions in John Lewis cause they at least give free 5ml decants with each purchase. Occasionally Notino put them on offer but never 50mls and as a range TFPB is frustratingly consistent on pricing at RRP across all outlets.

Only ones I've brought though were Oud Minerale, Oud Wood and Plum Japonaise, Amber Absolute was off a reliable eBay seller. I like Noir de Noir too but I don't think it's really worth the pricetag. Neroli Portofino/NP Forte is pointless too if you own AdP Colonia Essenza.

[Anonymous No.13614784]

>>13614779
I bought Oud Wood from John Lewis in Oxford Street. Can't fault the patience of the staff as I tried about twenty different samples like some bumbling autist. No 5ml decant though...

There's an independent retailer near me that has a great TF collection, but I only found out about it recently. I love Oud Wood enough I was happy to pay RRP.

[Anonymous No.13614796]

best light daytime fresh Autumn?

(sometimes with a coat + sun + spicy flowery warm fragrance is just too much during the day)

[Anonymous No.13614807]

>>13614784

That's what I like about their concessions with the tester pens being able to go through the whole range and take some time doing so. Took me almost an hour of going through them to settle on Oud Minerale and Plum Japonaise. I guess you just have to go when it's quieter.

Oxford Street is probably different cause of the volume of customers and slant towards tourists but I'd ask if you ever go to a different one. Every time I brought something they offered a 5ml decant without even asking for it at my local one. Shame cause it's a good way of narrowing down the ones that just aren't good enough on performance like Cafe Rose or Neroli Portofino that you wouldn't realise otherwise.

[Anonymous No.13615195]

>>13611811
Wonderwood

[Anonymous No.13615219]

>>13611481
What frag does Salem, the cat from Sabrina the Teenage Witch, wear? I think he would wear Tom Ford Noir Extreme.

[Anonymous No.13615288]

>>13611674
i was interested in lyric but all the reviews say it's impressively feminine

[Anonymous No.13615319]

>>13615219
I never watched the show but this cat looks cool, like a cool guy who does what he wants. We're gonna give him LNDH.

[Anonymous No.13615339]

>>13615319
LNDH is a great choice, Salem used to be an all powerful master of darkness and evil until he was turned into a talking domestic house cat, now he does whatever he wants and teaches valuable life lessons, I’m gonna go with Creed Royal Oud for that cat.

[Anonymous No.13615448]

>>13611674
not too citrusy really, definitely big rose dominance
>>13615288
It's at least as unisex as Noir de Noir imo

[Anonymous No.13615454]

does anyone else get a hint of vomit in Dior Sauvage?

[Anonymous No.13615456]

>>13615454
Nah.

[Anonymous No.13615498]

>>13615454
I once described it as smelling like burning vomit.

[Anonymous No.13615518]

>>13615219

Creed Vintage Tabarome

Originally it was made for him over a century ago alongside a number of other exclusive, secret commissions envisioned by Henry Creed Third Generation for clients including several other unnamed, but very famous dark lords. Henry Creed Third Generation arrived upon the inspiration for this commission while experimenting with black magic and the occult. During a ritual in 1874 he inadvertently made contact with a well-known manifestation of pure evil from biblical times and two other famous tyrants from classical antiquity.

One of these unnamed, but very, very famous figures gave him the initial formula for Creed Vintage Tabarome after carving out the formula backwards with a broken lyre on a drawing room mirror at Henry Creed Third Generation's London residence before departing for the underworld. But against a backdrop of Victorian morality and godliness he could not disclose the circumstances in which this creation was devised thus claimed to awe-struck, exclusive and very famous high society clients that his Creed Vintage Tabarone was the inspiration many common scents found in the 1870s House of Lords.

Of course, all actual records of this were lost in the great Creed Archive Fire of 1979 so we can only speculate about what else may have happened during the process of creating this fine Creed perfume.

[Anonymous No.13615521]

>>13615219

Creed Vintage Tabarome

Originally it was made for him over a century ago alongside a number of other exclusive, secret commissions envisioned by Henry Creed Third Generation for clients including several other unnamed, but very famous dark lords. Henry Creed Third Generation arrived upon the inspiration for this commission while experimenting with black magic and the occult. During a ritual in 1874 he inadvertently made contact with a well-known manifestation of pure evil from biblical times and two other famous tyrants from classical antiquity.

One of these unnamed, but very, very famous figures gave him the initial formula for Creed Vintage Tabarome after carving out the formula backwards with a broken lyre on a drawing room mirror at Henry Creed Third Generation's London residence before departing for the underworld. But against a backdrop of Victorian morality and godliness he could not disclose the circumstances in which this creation was devised thus claimed to awe-struck, exclusive and very famous high society clients that his Creed Vintage Tabarone was the inspiration many common scents found in the 1870s House of Lords.

Of course, all actual records of this were lost in the great Creed Archive Fire of 1979 so we can only speculate about what else may have happened during the process of creating this fine Creed perfume.

[Anonymous No.13615531]

>>13615498
>>13615454
i sampled it in-store before and it made me queasy the rest of the day

[Anonymous No.13615535]

>>13615521
This is all believable Creed Historian, I am glad someone is keeping an active archive of the dark arts and the dark history of Creed.

[Anonymous No.13615537]

>>13615531
The thing is, despite the burnt vomit smell on the opening, I actually liked it by the end of the day, but the opening feels like it’s destroying my sense of smell.

[Anonymous No.13615548]

>>13615537
>>13615531
Women love it for some reason, so if you like women wear Sauvage. But who honestly likes women?

[Anonymous No.13615588]

>>13615535

There's an even better story too about the origins of the famous Creed ambergris DNA from when James Henry Creed First Generation was asked by a very well known 18th Century pirate to make an exclusive perfume. James Henry Creed First Generation was made to walk the plank and fell into the ocean after a disagreement about the finished product but was saved by a grateful blue whale after the pair had plundered and then sunk a whaling vessel the previous afternoon. He was able to ride the whale all the way back to Europe and was gifted a great lump of ambergris in gratitude for the sinking of the whaler. But this was not before the whale swore to gift the Creed family a yearly lump of the precious material, a practice that has continued ever since down the generations both the House of Creed and the whale's descendants.

Unfortunately that's all that's known about it though as the full story was lost during said archive fire.

[Anonymous No.13615591]

Is Guerlain Ideal EDP a typical "old man" scent like Habit Rouge? Or is it wearable?

[Anonymous No.13615779]

>>13612792
pee pee in vee vee LOL

[Anonymous No.13615780]

>>13615548
women are faggots I wish I was gay

[Anonymous No.13615867]

>>13615591
Isn't that the almonds scented one? That's not an old man scent at all.

[Anonymous No.13615869]

>>13615780

Wear Dylan Blue then and you'll soon have plenty of suitors to choose from. Gays go even crazier for that than women do for Sauvage.

[Anonymous No.13615874]

>>13615867

Hmm this really activated my almonds...

[Anonymous No.13615881]

>>13615588
The Creed Family truly are Creed™. I really enjoy that these quality and appropriately priced perfumes come from an honorable and stable family household.

[Anonymous No.13615925]

>>13615588
Sounds like a Pixar movie

[Anonymous No.13615999]

>>13615588
Where did a blue whale get ambergris?

[Anonymous No.13616014]

>>13615999
How he did it isn’t exactly PG 13 and are not condoned by Creed.

[Anonymous No.13616016]

CDG edp is good and cool

[Anonymous No.13616146]

New Dior female pillar Joy

Any femanons in here smelled it? Looks like generic shite like Sauvage

[Anonymous No.13616189]

I asked this in the last thread but got nothing but snarky replies and trolls so I'm asking again: My gf wears Tender Romance by Ralph Lauren. She and I both really like it and she gets lots of compliments. However, I looked on fragrantica and saw that it had mediocre reviews, so how do I tell her (in a nice way) that she shouldn't wear it anymore? And what's a good one to replace it with that has good reviews?

[Anonymous No.13616198]

>>13616189
you got snarky replies and trolls because your question sounds like a troll. im still not convinced this is a sincere story. if you both like a fragrance that should be the end of the story.

[Anonymous No.13616218]

>>13611811
Burberry Touch

[Anonymous No.13616222]

Any body know a good patchouli based men's frag?

[Anonymous No.13616225]

>>13616189
>>13616198
This. If you both like something then enjoy it you pretentious swine.

[Anonymous No.13616226]

>>13616198
I'm not trolling, I seriously don't want my gf wearing shitty perfume. I know it's fucked up but that kind of shit matters to me and if it has shit reviews it doesn't matter if we like it or not, I don't want her wearing it.

[Anonymous No.13616232]

just bought this shit and smells exactly like GIT why do you guys keep shitting on it?

[Anonymous No.13616235]

>>13616226
Tender Romance has a 4+ Star Rating on most fragrance sites. How is that a shit fragrance? Every fragrance has some negative reviews. You’re being crazy Anon.

[Anonymous No.13616239]

>>13616235
Look at the actual reviews, it's nothing but people trashing it. That's all I think about when I smell it now.

[Anonymous No.13616246]

>>13616226
the first problem is that you let reviews spoil your enjoyment, the second problem is the control you are trying to exercise over somebody (and for such a trifling reason), a third and even larger problem is that you are seeking guidance from the place all manner of social retards and losers call home

your problems go deeper than the fragrance your gf wears, its apparent that you have underlying issues with your identity, concept of self, or confidence

[Anonymous No.13616256]

>>13616239
Come on bro, These reviews are great, I saw the reviews on a number of sites. Some people just dont like it for their own reasons but overall its a good scent. Every fragrance has critiques. You will not find the perfect fragrance. Just enjoy it. Other people will mosty like it. You blew it way out of proportion. Like that other anon said you have major problems.

[Anonymous No.13616307]

>>13616226
lmao, you guys are fucked

[Anonymous No.13616369]

inb4 anon murder-suicides over a cheap designer perfume

[Anonymous No.13616375]

>>13615219
anyone?

[Anonymous No.13616376]

>>13616256
>>13616246
Reviews spoil my opinion because it's what others think. You seriously wouldn't be upset walking around knowing everyone is secretly disgusted by your gf? If you aren't worried about looking cool then why are you on /fa/?

[Anonymous No.13616377]

>>13616375
3 people have replied directly you fucking stupid asshole.

[Anonymous No.13616378]

Anybody a hobbyist perfumer? I want to get into the hobby.

[Anonymous No.13616385]

>>13616376
Listen, Many people say its not bad, its not a bad fragrance, she doesnt smell bad. You also won’t look cool or seem cool for your fragrance you autistic goon.
>fashion is about looking cool
Its not you retard. Learn up.

[Anonymous No.13616387]

>>13616377
I guess so, No need to be rude about it Anon, Are you stressed?

[Anonymous No.13616389]

>>13616378
Go for it. Read up, buy the materials, educate yourself, learn the scents, the notes, and don’t stress over a batch turning out bad.

[Anonymous No.13616403]

Essential prep fragrances?

[Anonymous No.13616411]

>>13616403
Literally none of those outfits are prep zoomer

[Anonymous No.13616417]

>>13616411
First image on google.

[Anonymous No.13616449]

>>13616403
Prep shit?

AdG
Sauvage
1 Million
BDC
any other shit-tier department store trash

[Anonymous No.13616456]

>>13616449
are you meming us right now? those frags are all literal department store core. prep frags would be either actual 60s frags like eau sauvage, brut, or aramis, or new interpretations of those like christopher street

[Anonymous No.13616465]

>>13612713
Does it smell like shit and steal your bike?

[Anonymous No.13616467]

>>13616465
ew I know both of them. One is in my classes.

[Anonymous No.13616626]

>>13616467
name?

[Anonymous No.13616629]

>>13616626
kendel something and lindsay brewer

[Anonymous No.13616654]

>>13616449
>i have no idea what prep is

[Anonymous No.13616668]

>>13616654
Yeah uh, Stuffy, White, Nouveux Riche, Shallow , Crowd Pleasing. All those frags fit perfectly.

[Anonymous No.13616748]

>>13616654
>iffy boomer
Prep is what you take before craigslist pozz parties

[Anonymous No.13616818]

>>13615498
>>13615531

What the fuck is wrong with you people

[Anonymous No.13616821]

>>13612864
I use this and have no stink after a day at the office. Also trim your arm pit hair a bit if it's unruly - helps w/deo application.

[Anonymous No.13616886]

>>13616232
I really enjoy wearing it on a rainy day in summer
Is there anything like it that can withstand the cold though?

[Anonymous No.13616888]

>>13616189
Secretions Magnifique

[Anonymous No.13617018]

Still new to fragrances, got a sample of this and was initially repulsed because the opening smells like playdough. The drydown is a bit better, but on Fragrantica it mentions warm spices and even cacao notes, which I smell none of. I just get a massive blast of florals/herbs, a very light note of citrus, and some powder. Was really disappointed with this one because the reviews and notes seemed right up my alley. Anyone else had this problem with L'Instant?

[Anonymous No.13617375]

Is Eau Sauvage Extreme a good barbershop like scent that lasts a decent while compared to the original?

[Anonymous No.13617420]

>>13616668
yeah, you couldnt be more wrong

[Anonymous No.13617436]

>get into frags because visiting gf from LDR and wanna smell good
>find ones i like and buy them
>spend thousands on ticket, lodging for two weeks with her
>weeks before the trip she dumps me

Rec me a lead frag for my head bois.

[Anonymous No.13617442]

>>13617436
>LDR
never ever works

[Anonymous No.13617443]

Anyone tried this before?

I'm still trying to get my head around it, very unusual frag that develops and changes a lot in the dry down. Certain notes in it seem to linger for up to 24hrs.

[Anonymous No.13617450]

>>13617442
I'm naive and wanted it to work. Now Im visiting a foreign country alone and I dont speak the language. JUST

[Anonymous No.13617460]

>>13617436
Drink some Ginger Tulsi Green Tea the aroma will uplift you.
if you don't have access to these take a hot bath and apply essential oils preferably Vetiver or any note that you love.

[Anonymous No.13617465]

>>13616668
spelled nouveau wrong as well

[Anonymous No.13617511]

>>13616226
I think your girlfriend is ugly, and I would rate her a 2/10 overall.

There, someone on the internet gave her a bad review. You need to break up with her now.

[Anonymous No.13617560]

When would you say Tobacco Vanille is appropriate? I'm wondering if it would work at work. I work in a lab, which is fairly spacious so it wouldn't be like I'd be gassing people next to me.

[Anonymous No.13617578]

>>13617560
defo not a daily wearer, especially if you're young

maybe like 35+ company director at a black tie event

[Anonymous No.13617585]

>>13617578
I see. I'm basically 30 and never get invited to black tie events. I always thought Vanille had a more casual vibe. Not to say it is casual, but less formal than Tobacco Oud or Tuscan Leather.

[Anonymous No.13617611]

>>13617450
sounds fun desu. just dont go to the slummy parts and maybe youll meet a qt and have a Before Sunrise-type encounter

[Anonymous No.13617615]

>>13617585
i don't think it has a formal vibe either, and definitely not a middle-aged one

[Anonymous No.13617616]

>>13617450
Go bang some hookers. Get your head right.

[Anonymous No.13617767]

Just watched BBBs video on this stuff and it has me interested. Anyone here try this stuff? From the videos I’ve seen on YT it looks like it does, but does it actually work? It’s 25 bucks, but I don’t want a big bottle of nothing sitting collecting dust.

[Anonymous No.13617804]

Daily reminder the only frags you need are Eros and Spicebomb

[Anonymous No.13617825]

>watching BBB
Cringe

[Anonymous No.13617905]

>>13617585
Don't fall for situation autism. The only situation you need to worry about is the temperature and if it'll be too strong. Director at a black tie event? Get the fuck out of here, I don't think it's possible to have a gayer opinion. You can wear any frag any time you want. If fags like Mr. Black tie want to save their frags for special occasions that's cool just don't feel like you need to do the same.

t. biotech lab worker wearing TV today

[Anonymous No.13617968]

>>13617905
Thanks. It can get humid at this time of year in our lab, but in the winter it’s cold as fuck. Typically around 20 Celsius but is it one that becomes stifling in hot and humid conditions?

[Anonymous No.13618082]

>>13617968
Just like with any other sweet/heavy frag it'll be stronger the warmer/more humid it gets. My lab stays about 20c but outside it's hot. I just spray less.

[Anonymous No.13618119]

>>13618082
Thanks. I’m still on the fence about it, but part of me is thinking maybe I should go for Spicebomb Extreme just because the price is so much lower.

[Anonymous No.13618127]

Just got this today, guess the frag /fg/

[Anonymous No.13618185]

>>13618127
Something faggy like Nio.

[Anonymous No.13618260]

>>13618185

Nope

[Anonymous No.13618302]

>>13618127
naxos

[Anonymous No.13618319]

>>13618302

Good guess

[Anonymous No.13618404]

>>13616376
tender romance has a 4.2 on fragrantica, which is absolutely fine, actually above average. eros has a 3.8 and sauvage has a 3.7, and look at how many people wear those. fahrenheit has a 3.9 and its regarded as a classic even among snobs.

engaging with you at this level is still taking you at your premise though. the root of the issue is your insecurity. something is distorting your thinking. for example, you have latched onto a handful of negative reviews and interpret them to represent the majority of reviews, which is untrue. second, you interpret those handful of negative reviews as representative of "everyone" around you and your girlfriend, when its just a handful of people who reviewed the fragrance online

more generally and to answer your question personally, no, i am not worried about looking cool. everyone has a different idea of what it means to look cool. it is not my goal to dress in such a way appeal to the greatest number of people's idea of cool ie literally the least common denominator. i wear clothes and fragrances that i enjoy and that interest me

[Anonymous No.13618410]

>>13616376
If you’re worried about looking cool, you’re not cool.

[Anonymous No.13618689]

>>13617767
I bought a bottle to try didn't really see any difference tbqh

[Anonymous No.13618964]

>>13618319
Never seen or heard of it. Great presentation though. I'm trying to figure out how the core of the bottle looks like it's glowing yellow.

[Anonymous No.13618998]

Thoughts on Black Orchid as a men's frag?

[Anonymous No.13619037]

Can some of you masters tell me if this seems like a spring/summer fragance?

>Masculine fragrances its notes of apple and grapefruit, give fresh air and ambarados. Its sweet and intense tone in its body are generated by the combination of notes of Amber, sandalwood and woody and oriental notes resulting in a very sensual and powerful fragrance. The closure of this fragrance is supported by vanilla, coumarin and sweet notes that accentuate its character.

It's a local brand fragance and it doesn't have a fragrantica page

[Anonymous No.13619074]

>>13619037
>sweet and intense
>Amber
>oriental notes
>sensual and powerful
>vanilla, coumarin and sweet
sounds more fall/winter appropriate, could be a year-rounder tho

[Anonymous No.13619076]

>>13619037
amber and woody notes are more f/w but i always thought distinctions were arbitrary. i wear incense in the summer

[Anonymous No.13619092]

>>13618998
doable. go for it

[Anonymous No.13619103]

>>13619076
>arbitrary
not totally, f/w scents are usually grouped as such because they can get too heavy and obnoxious in heat, but considering a light touch during application and the fact most people spend most of the day indoors in air conditioning in schools or jobs that aren't too physically demanding, it probably isn't too much of problem

[Anonymous No.13619344]

>>13611481
Whats a great office frag that is very masculine?

[Anonymous No.13619415]

>>13618998
What's the different between this one and Velvet Orchid?

[Anonymous No.13619493]

>>13611481
Suggest mass appealing compliment getter..
. 1 Woody fragrance
. 1 Fresh fragrance
. 1 Job interview fragrance

[Anonymous No.13619525]

>>13619344
Bleu de Chanel eww the perfume

[Anonymous No.13619527]

>>13619493
>Suggest mass appealing compliment getter..
>. 1 Woody fragrance
YSL l'homme ultime
>. 1 Fresh fragrance
Clinique happy
>. 1 Job interview fragrance
Iso E super

[Anonymous No.13619555]

>>13619527
>YSL l'homme ultime

LHU has LOTS of rose in it. I am not complaining but I wouldn't call it "a woody fragrance"

[Anonymous No.13619686]

>>13618689
Really? Could you go more in depth?

[Anonymous No.13619691]

>>13619527
>L’Homme Ultime
>Woody
It has wood, yes. But definitely not a woody frag.

[Anonymous No.13619761]

>>13616232
Because they're CdG wearing Pencil-necked hipsters, anon.

>>13612749

[Anonymous No.13619773]

Got a date with some qtpie next week , any tips on what frag i could wear ?

[Anonymous No.13619774]

>>13619493
>Dior Bois d'Argent
>Dior Homme Cologne
>Dior Homme Eau

[Anonymous No.13619790]

>>13619774
>Dior Homme Cologne
I'm usually a nichefag, but that one is so simple, so beautiful

[Anonymous No.13619839]

>>13619773
DHI or Aventus or LNDLH

[Anonymous No.13619856]

>>13619839
Thanks for the advice , my Aventus bottle has ran out tho so i was thinking either LNDLH , Pure Malt or Sauvage

[Anonymous No.13619964]

I’m fairly new to fragrances. What’s the appeal of Aventus? I see it mentioned everywhere, but it’s so expensive. Is it a great year-round fragrance that everybody likes? Is it close to perfect? I’m finding it hard to see what makes it worth that kind of money when there must be cheaper alternatives.

[Anonymous No.13619970]

>>13619773
Layton or Chergui

[Anonymous No.13619992]

>>13619964
its just a meme. the perceived scarcity and batch autism just intensify the hype. its nearly 10 years old as a frag at this point, so there are lots of clones like pinapple vintage and club de nuit

[Anonymous No.13620003]

>>13619964
Honestly I don't know. I tried a sample of it and thought it was ok, pleasant, relatively inoffensive, but nothing special. There are things 1/5 of the price that are vastly superior imo.

[Anonymous No.13620021]

>>13619686
well I havn't tried it much yet I always forget I have it. but I've not really noticed anything lasting longer

[Anonymous No.13620036]

Apart from cologne, how does one make progress into smelling pleasantly?

[Anonymous No.13620041]

>>13620036
Shower daily. I use a Japanese wash cloth. Amazing exfoliation without being abrasive. People seem to think that rubbing soap or shower gel on their body is good. It isn’t. That doesn’t remove dead skin.

[Anonymous No.13620043]

>>13620036
lol, make progress? have you been unable to take basic care of yourself? bathe every day, clean your apartment every day, vacuum once a week, do laundry every week. is this not basic maintenance that every adult performs?

[Anonymous No.13620045]

>>13620043
I think you'd be quite surprised.

[Anonymous No.13620049]

>>13620003
like what

[Anonymous No.13620053]

>>13620043
>clean your apartment every day
How much of a slob are you that an apartment needs daily cleaning? You just throw shit around until the end of the day and pick it up all at once? Disgusting

[Anonymous No.13620055]

>>13620049
Well that depends what you mean, superior in general or in a similar vein to Aventus?

[Anonymous No.13620056]

>>13619964
luxury-priced "panty dropper" that's been memed to death

[Anonymous No.13620059]

>>13620053
clean as in just making sure papers are organized, trash is thrown away and dishes are done. shouldnt take more than 15-30 minutes

[Anonymous No.13620146]

>>13620055
in general

[Anonymous No.13620169]

>>13620146
Christ that's a big list. My daily wear at the minute is Aqua Di Parma Colonia Essenza, but once the weather starts to cool down I'll switch to Terre d'Hermes, then once it's fully winter I'll be rocking Bvlgari Man In Black. All of those are cheaper and better than Aventus. But if you want something casual and mass pleasing like Aventus, check out YSL La Nuit De L'Homme.

[Anonymous No.13620177]

Post interesting / fun fragrance bottles.

[Anonymous No.13620214]

>>13620043
Everything you've mentioned is a given, I thought you'd be smart enough to infer that.

[Anonymous No.13620222]

>>13619856
Go for Sauvage.
Or buy 10ml decants of 3 and live happy for 6 months.

[Anonymous No.13620227]

The god of fragrances.

[Anonymous No.13620230]

>>13620214
there's nowhere to "make progress" into smelling pleasant beyond those givens. and the op said "apart from cologne" what to do. so why ask a retarded question that doesn't have an answer aside from the obvious in the first place?

[Anonymous No.13620234]

>>13611481
Thank you God for CDNIM. It's just perfect.
One spray on forearm and I can smell whiffs even after 5 hours.
THANK YOU
THANK YOU
THANK YOU
THANK YOU

[Anonymous No.13620244]

>>13620234

[Anonymous No.13620280]

>>13620234
you’re welcome Anon

[Anonymous No.13620325]

>>13620177

[Anonymous No.13620341]

>>13620325
Where's the Kelvin, Rankine, etc. flankers?

[Anonymous No.13620369]

>>13612685
Mitchum roll on anti perspiration. Not the stick/gel. Also fell for the crystal meme back in first year. Got boils. Maybe it would work in London cuck weather but not anywhere close to the equator

[Anonymous No.13620371]

>>13620325
How is alien man

[Anonymous No.13620376]

>>13620041
>mechanical exfoliation
Git gud

[Anonymous No.13620377]

>>13619761
*CdG Play-wearing

[Anonymous No.13620379]

>>13618998
Casually gay but classy gay

[Anonymous No.13620385]

>>13618964
>frosted glass
>area where the volume of the juice is
>remainder of bottle is solid all the way through

[Anonymous No.13620386]

>>13620177
First known Creed Aventus bottle.

[Anonymous No.13620391]

>>13620386
>NOUS

[Anonymous No.13620398]

>>13615591
Almonds and cherries anon
Also an exquisite Dr Pepper(tm) note

[Anonymous No.13620445]

Good lord this is delicious

[Anonymous No.13620453]

How is this performance for this anons?

[Anonymous No.13620548]

>>13620453
can't answer you but the deodorant version of this was basically the reason why I got into /frag/ in the first place

[Anonymous No.13620841]

>>13620391
>ÉTIONS

[Anonymous No.13620853]

>>13619964
It smells really nice and it's backed by intense viral marketing and hype

[Anonymous No.13620861]

>>13620453
From one test spray I recall it was pretty decent

[Anonymous No.13621009]

>>13620453
>>13620548
One of my biggest frag disappointments was trying on the EdT after the deodorant. I thought the deodorant and the EdT were the same, but the deodorant is a woodsy cypress incense while the EdT smells like vanilla-spicy arab guy.

If anyone has reccs that smell like the deodorant let me know. The CdG incense series has been long on my list to try, Kyoto may be what I'm looking for.

[Anonymous No.13621019]

This came in the mail today.

[Anonymous No.13621028]

>>13616629
Front page: anon delivers

[Anonymous No.13621034]

>>13621019
Youre going to hate it

[Anonymous No.13621036]

>>13621034
I dont mind it, but I mostly got it because the woman I am dating really seems to light the scent. I prefer wood oud intense myself.

[Anonymous No.13621343]

Lads I haven't worn a designer scent since last winter but I put on DHI today and got better reactions than ANY (any) of my niche frags (except for Bleecker St). What wizardry is Dior pulling off? Did they add a few microliters of Chad ball sweat to each bottle?

[Anonymous No.13621544]

>>13621343
Normies don’t like niche scents most of the time. Designer scents are designed to be mass appealing, niche scents are for con o’ sirs like us.

[Anonymous No.13621565]

>>13620385
I was high, couldn't think. Thanks, anon.

[Anonymous No.13621578]

>>13619773
Dior homme eau. Bitches love iris

[Anonymous No.13621599]

>>13621578
this is STILL not locally available in my hot climate country. can anyone compare it to DH?

[Anonymous No.13621603]

>>13620398
Is that really the notes? Holy shit I've always wanted to try but that seals the deal.

[Anonymous No.13621617]

>tfw have literally never ever EVER received a compliment about my fragrance
spent 90 usd on it too. i still really like it though. maybe I'm not spraying it enough

[Anonymous No.13621638]

>>13621617
i've only had gay dudes compliment me, and those compliments only happened while i was test-driving a sample of Aventus

[Anonymous No.13621671]

>>13621617
Where you live? They don't compliment in the Midwest or New England

[Anonymous No.13622038]

Which oriental / aromatic frag would you guys recommend? Thinking about Nassomatto Black Afgano, Serge Lutens Chergui or Amouage Journey.

[Anonymous No.13622051]

>>13621617
I've gotten a lot of compliments on Eros desu it's my signature rn because it's winter in Chile and I'm too poor to buy another frag atm

Spring is coming along with summer and I'm thinking AdG Profumo as a scent for these two seasons (because it's always on sale), will try Versace Fraiche or whatever, and maybe La Nuit De l'homme for when I go out at night

Any other recs? I honestly love the original AdG, the smell at least, the performance sucks, but I literally spray it on my pillows it smells so good to me

[Anonymous No.13622066]

>>13616222
Moonlight Patchouli by Van Cleef & Arpels altough it‘s Unisex. Got a Sample that smells amazing but currently I can‘t spent that much on a parfume.

[Anonymous No.13622116]

>>13622038
i would try them all and pick whichever you like best, but of that list i would go with chergui

[Anonymous No.13622195]

>>13622038
Personally I've only tried Chergui but I own and thoroughly enjoy it, sample it for sure but I personally love the comfort it gives me. Some may pick up a farm like quality or bad baby smell from what I've read but I don't care and wouldn't imagine the consensus of this opinion to be to widely similar.

[Anonymous No.13622227]

>>13622195
>bad baby smell
I really have no idea where people are getting this from

[Anonymous No.13622272]

I get this distinct BdC vibe in Dior Homme Eau drydown. It barely has any iris in it. Considering getting regular Dior Homme instead since it has iris both in opening and drydown and it's also milder compared to DHI.

And then there's Van Cleef & Arpels Collection Extraordinaire Bois D'iris...

[Anonymous No.13622385]

>>13622038

Chergui is nice, it reminds me of World War 2

[Anonymous No.13622490]

>>13620841
>using étions
fûmes is more appropriate

[Anonymous No.13622494]

>>13621578
>dior homo eww for men
Oh no no no no

[Anonymous No.13622671]

Start a new thread you autist!

[Anonymous No.13622676]

Bliss. Everytime.

[Anonymous No.13622768]

>>13621617
My aunty bought me a cologne for my 18th birthday, it was Santal.
I saw how expensive it was back then and only used two sprays
I thought girls flocking to guys over smells was just a marketing ploy.
I now know better

[Anonymous No.13622835]

>>13622671
we have 33 posts left. at the post rate of this thread thats another 3 and a half days

[Anonymous No.13622890]

>>13622676
Move aside kiddo.

[Anonymous No.13622927]

>>13622890
>>13622676
how does edt compare to edp.
haven't tried edp.
edt doesn't last on my skin long enough to justify expense

[Anonymous No.13622967]

>>13622835
Fuck you and your autism, it's only gonna take 3 days because everyone stops posting when it gets close to expiring.

[Anonymous No.13622970]

how do I buy decants without getting scammed

[Anonymous No.13622973]

>>13622671
>new thread this early
stay in /wt/, dumbass

[Anonymous No.13622980]

>>13622970
Luckyscent is 100% legit, but only do niche
I've done the rest of my business with Decantshop and have never been screwed over, but apparently some anon here did and several months back. don't exactly know the details of his problem tho

[Anonymous No.13622989]

>>13622967
I’ll post ur mum, m8

[Anonymous No.13622991]

>>13622980
is anything off ebay almost guaranteed to be a scam?

[Anonymous No.13622994]

>>13622967
no, the post rate was a calculation of the thread at the time i posted, which accounts for the entire time its been up, not a guesstimate of how long the remaining posts will take. it had been up for 4 days and 8 hours: 104 hours. 276 posts. so over the 4 days its been up thats a post rate of approx 2.6 posts per hour. times 33 posts = 85.8 hours, or 3.575 days. don't @ me or my autistic son ever again

[shoe thread No.13622996]

>bought Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille for pretty much half price
> smells absolutely amazing, probably my favourite frag ever
>I'm also a 21 yr old white male and people describe the frag as mature
>Don't even feel like wearing it because it feels like I'm wasting it
>Not even cold enough to pull it off yet

Should I just sell it?

[Anonymous No.13623003]

>>13622991
No, but there’s a good chance it is. Amazon, too. Stick to the legit discount sites.

[Anonymous No.13623005]

this has got to be the best frag i've ever had the pleasure of smelling. but i just couldn't justify that price right now. maybe one day

[Anonymous No.13623007]

>>13623003
Any thoughts on ScentSplit? It looks a bit pricey but they're the only place I've found that goes beyond 1ml samples/decants

[Anonymous No.13623010]

>>13622991
>>13622970
ive bought good stuff off ebay but it tends to be obscure niche i would be surprised anyone would bother faking. i wouldnt go to ebay for anything remotely popular. ive also gone in on basenotes splits, and decants from the perfumed court and surrender to chance, i would trust those the most

[Anonymous No.13623018]

>>13622996
if its your favorite frag and its absolutely amazing keep it. youll come back around to enjoying it. work on not letting what other people say get under your skin so easily, mature isnt even that bad of a comment

[Anonymous No.13623049]

I've never received any compliments on my fragrances from strangers. The only people that have ever given me compliments are my brother and mother.

What's wrong with me /fa/? Am I intimidating?

[Anonymous No.13623070]

>>13623049
you might not wear enough to project to strangers noses. thats fine imo, i usually only wear enough fragrance so i can smell it myself or if someone came into my personal space.

[Anonymous No.13623073]

>>13623003
even if Amazon itself is the seller?

[Anonymous No.13623084]

Does anyone know a fragrance that smells like LUSH hair conditioner American Cream? It's a "serious" vanilla scent that's not sweet. Online people say Chanel Jersey smells similar but that's an $$$ exclusive that I can't find nor afford.

[Anonymous No.13623117]

>>13622994
Don't tell me what to do you fuckin fag or else I'll come over there and suck your dick!

[Anonymous No.13623146]

>>13623073
I still wouldn’t trust it. Never know where they’re getting their stock from, and it’s quite likely the people in charge of getting their supply don’t know frags that well. My sister was a buyer for Sears before they went under, she was in charge of buying frags for several stores and knew nothing at all about them. Wound up ordering a batch of fake frags once, nearly got fired.

[Anonymous No.13623149]

>>13623117
Dude, shut the fuck up, Gary.

[Anonymous No.13623176]

>>13622890
>>13622927
I debated a lot before deciding. I think I sampled both twice. I didnt really notice difference in performance - pretty weak on both.

I think I finally decided on the edt because it seemed more refined, crisp, masculine. The creaminess of the edp was great but the composition seemed a little more... vague... if that makes sense.

Next time I'll get edp so I can really experience both and decide definitively.

[Anonymous No.13623239]

>>13623084
Histoire De Parfums 1725 came off as very vanilla-y to me.

[Anonymous No.13623266]

>>13622996
How did you get it for half the price?

[Anonymous No.13623317]

>>13623049
Depends what you look like. If you’re ugly, you are already not approachable to get compliments.

[Anonymous No.13623383]

>>13623317
I kind of look like the Virginia Tech shooter.

[shoe thread No.13623399]

>>13623266
I found it on ebay, some dude only sprayed it a couple of times and probably didn't like it. But I made sure to check his feedback and he was selling other designer clothing, otherwise I wouldn't trust ebay to buy expensive perfume.

[Anonymous No.13623459]

what's the verdict on creed Royal Oud?

[Anonymous No.13623506]

>>13623459
It was formulated by the founding generation of the Creed house. James Henry Creed, When James Henry Creed was propositioned by a famous king from the east to create a perfume that would earn the affection of any woman in any kingdom, so John Henry Creed used the finest ingredients in his basement to form Royal Oud, a truly regal perfume that stands the test of time and even today strikes any man that sprays themselves with the masculinity and royal aura of a King.

[Anonymous No.13623521]

>>13623506
>0.10$ have been deposited into your account

[Anonymous No.13623528]

>>13623506
Basesd Creed employee

[Anonymous No.13623536]

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[Anonymous No.13624449]

>>13623010
What is obscure niche for you guys these days anyway?