Fragrance General

[Anonymous No.13692195]

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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.13692202]

Versace Eros
Yves Saint Laurent La Nuit De L'Homme

[Anonymous No.13692206]

>>13692195

[Anonymous No.13692211]

bertrand duchaufour get

[Anonymous No.13692220]

is this good enough as cheap daily smell?

[Anonymous No.13692222]

bertrand duchaufour get

[Anonymous No.13692255]

>>13692220
It's good but you only get half a day out of it. Longevity is subpar. Was a favorite of mine in high school, but it was new back then and has been >reformulated at least twice since then.
What's your budget like? We can try and think of a suitable replacement for you.

[Anonymous No.13692268]

>>13692255
I'm actually asking because i've got this as a present. I also have memevage.
Which ones have relatively good longevity under 100 bucks?

[Anonymous No.13692286]

What are your lineups for this fall?

[Anonymous No.13692298]

>>13692286
Straight to Heaven
Encens Asakusa
Aventus
Poirier d'un Soir
Orion
Laudano Nero
Also, I have plenty of samples if I'm bored with it.

[Anonymous No.13692301]

Do you guys actually wear perfume everyday? LMAOOF

[Anonymous No.13692324]

>>13692202
Based

[Anonymous No.13692426]

>>13692286
Royal Oud
Enigma
Amore Mio
Viking
Back to Black
Arabie
Jubilation
Eau My Soul

[Anonymous No.13692439]

>>13692286
Ultra Male

[Anonymous No.13692515]

>>13692286
Victoria Secret Very Sexy for Him
Ck Euphoria
Armani Code
>mfw you retards spend thousands of dollars on frags and I'll still smell better than all of you

[Anonymous No.13692536]

>>13692515
i had to open an incognito tab just to look up the note listing on the victoria secret, cant even tolerate the idea of having that in my browser history. citrus woodsy, how pedestrian

[Anonymous No.13692569]

>>13692515
>Women's mall store scent for men
>COTY era CK
>Post reformulation Armani
I'd genuinely respect you more if you came in here repping Axe.

[Anonymous No.13692623]

Any thoughts on this?
Curious after I read that Serge Gainsbourg wore it which is definitely cool, but just looked it up and it is cheap as hell.

[Anonymous No.13692663]

>>13692286

TF Ombré leather
TF Oud Wood
Dior homme Intense
Xerjoff Naxos
Roja Danger

[Anonymous No.13692681]

>>13692222
based

[Anonymous No.13692691]

>>13692286
It's still not fucking autumn in Colorado it's like 90 degrees fuck my life. My fall rotation kind of overlaps pretty heavily with my spring and summer, but until it gets cold, I'll probably alter between
Terre d Hermes
Lhomme ultime
Vetiver extreme
Gucci pour homme II
Dsquared rocky mountain wood

When winter kicks in and its actually cold...
Encre noire extreme
Burberry London/hanae mori him
Hanae mori hm as well
Rocky mountain wood
Ck one shock
Dg pour homme
Individuel
Pure malt
DHI
Depending on my mood. I have too many frags i like to wear

[Anonymous No.13692694]

>>13692286
LIDG and L'Artisan Fou d'Absinthe, as far as bottles go. will probably pick up a couple decants, too, but undecided as to what exactly

[Anonymous No.13692784]

How much did I get meme'd?

[Anonymous No.13692789]

>>13692784
not too bad. tdh and cdnim are the only real memes there. la nuit de lhomme is the proper ysl meme

[Anonymous No.13692800]

>>13692784
I really liked cdnim back when I bought it, today I find the opening really unpleasing, but I stop being able to smell anything after some minutes. I can still enjoy the extremely smoky drydown when I smell it like a couple hours after applying it, but I'm mostly anosmic to it most of the time. As for TdH, I don't wear it that much, I barely find myself on formal situations. From my collection I may end up trading the Cartier for something I like more. I'll wait for the samples I've ordered to arrive so I can decide on that.

[Anonymous No.13692812]

>>13692789
I really liked cdnim back when I bought it, today I find the opening really unpleasing, but I stop being able to smell anything after some minutes. I can still enjoy the extremely smoky drydown when I smell it like a couple hours after applying it, but I'm mostly anosmic to it most of the time. As for TdH, I don't wear it that much, I barely find myself on formal situations. From my collection I may end up trading the Cartier for something I like more. I'll wait for the samples I've ordered to arrive so I can decide on that.

[Anonymous No.13692839]

>>13692812
just cause theyre memes doesnt mean theyre bad. in an aeroplane over the sea isnt a bad album. what would be bad is if you listen exclusively to /mu/core or just buy the most memed frags

[Anonymous No.13692866]

Wanna blind splurge a couple hundred on Diptyque (am I falling for a meme??), what should I get (semi-blind, since they ship with a sample i.e you can return the full bottles if you don't like it)?

i realise it's subjective so as a data point - my absolute fave is armani eau de cedre

also if anyone knows a good site for decanted samples in the EU (especially for mugler pure series, please do tell!)

[Anonymous No.13692872]

>>13692663
>TF Ombré leather
How is it?

[Anonymous No.13692898]

>>13692866
>also if anyone knows a good site for decanted samples in the EU (especially for mugler pure series, please do tell!)
Notino has a good selection and good prices, but for Mugler Pure in particular try Perfumista, they're UK based but will ship to Europe iirc.

[Anonymous No.13692905]

>>13692286
Body Kouros
Burberry Brit Rhythm Intense
Individuel
Pure Tonka
Pure Havane
Eau Sauvage Cologne
ADG Profumo
Dylan Blue
Mostly are samples though, but I got 5mls that'll see me through nicely, since I can only wear freshies at work since I'm a waiterfag

[Anonymous No.13692907]

>>13692905
did customers ever compliment you?

[Anonymous No.13692939]

>>13692839
To be fair most of /mu/core is pretty damn good.

[Anonymous No.13692950]

>>13692898
thanks! looks like perfumista won't let me select any other country for delivery than the UK :(

the best i've done so far is find a site, i can't remember which, that charged around 20€ (!) for the shipment of samples across the channel. will keep looking

[Anonymous No.13692987]

Could my fragrances simply not be projecting off my skin in particular? should i try apply to my clothes instead?

[Anonymous No.13692997]

>>13692987
probably they are projecting too well so the people 100m away are complimenting each other on your Aventus and by the time you reach them they are anosmic to it

[Anonymous No.13692998]

>>13692987
seems like a weird issue. apply what you normally do and get a friend to say how far away they can smell, if anything. apply more and try again

[Anonymous No.13693014]

>>13692784
L’Homme and TdH are the only decent ones there. Rest are memes

[Anonymous No.13693028]

>>13692286
Just got pic related today

Maybe i'll get roberto cavalli uomo too sometime next month

[Anonymous No.13693032]

>>13693028
>pic related

[Anonymous No.13693034]

>>13693028
And of course i'm a fucking retard

[Anonymous No.13693052]

>>13692872

Hard not to be biased, i bought a FB on the spot after sampling. It's amazing. Perfect leather scent without being too strong. Very well balanced with the other notes, longevity is great, and the drydown is beautiful.

[Anonymous No.13693062]

Thoughts on TF oud wood?

[Anonymous No.13693064]

>>13692907
Not really, I do two sprays on the chest to try and avoid obnoxious projection during service.
But my coworker, sprays like 6 sprays of Sauvage so bad I can smell him like 5 feet away

[Anonymous No.13693104]

>>13692691
You have become king of the bargain bin tj max fragrances. Your next step is to buy a frag that costs more than $30.

[Anonymous No.13693123]

>>13693014
>Narciso Rodrigues EDP
>meme

What are you talking about?

[Anonymous No.13693133]

>>13693062
Absolutely love it. Possibly my favourite frag.

[Anonymous No.13693144]

>>13692286
Pure Tonka
Boss bottled intense
ADG profumo
L'homme ultime
Vetiver Guerlain
Gucci PH II

[Anonymous No.13693182]

>>13692301
do you actually smell like shit everyday? lmao

[Anonymous No.13693223]

I just want to quick let you know that somebody have been posting from my account. there is so many haters out there and so i'm not surprised that these guys want to try and be me but you see we are doing it so intensely they cant even do anything like us. I just really quick want everybody out there to smash your head for the fragrance army and we are so strong guys we wont stop because soon my fragrance release and so you already know my master perfumer. We are all doing together, you and me and this fragrance will be so good that the haters are just losers. peace guys.

[Anonymous No.13693251]

>>13693062
I've tried to like it, but it smells really weird to me

[Anonymous No.13693295]

>>13692939
lol

[Anonymous No.13693313]

>>13693062
I really like it myself, Oud Wood Intense is a bit strange to my nose though, I'm not as big of a fan of that.

[Anonymous No.13693346]

>>13692987
do push-ups or something before you want to project. the extra body heat really amplifies fragrance.

[Anonymous No.13693361]

>>13693223
10/10

[Anonymous No.13693419]

Is it autistic to call out fragrances as being winter/summer only? I find the vast majority of the fragrances suitable for most of the year and think of the scent being too cloying as a matter of how many sprays the person puts on. Where I live the temperature varies about 25C between summer and winter.

[Anonymous No.13693432]

>>13692286
I have too many bottles to commit to a set rotation, but these are the scents I'm going to try and rep more frequently during this year's brief cold season:

(Days)
Cedrat Boise
1 Million Lucky
Carlisle
Royal Oud
Amyris Homme

(Nights)
Silver Bond / Andy Warhol Silver Factory
Patchouli Leaves
New York Oud
24 Gold Oud Edition
Red Tobacco

[Anonymous No.13693443]

>>13693062
I love it.
When I first sampled it months ago, I thought it was an odd smell and didn’t like it, but it has really grown on me.

I do like most of the Tom Ford private blends though so I may be a bit biased.

[Anonymous No.13693498]

>>13693419
i think any fragrance could be worn any time without issue but i can also see how and why people classify things according to season and day/night. cloying is just a frag buzzword people use when they dont like something. if they like a frag its not cloying it just has good longevity or projection. idk just dont let people preferences get to you

[Anonymous No.13693502]

>>13693419
>>13693498
>Eros on a hot as fuck day
yeah, no

[Anonymous No.13693570]

>>13693104
Why? I haven't smelled any winter fragrances that knocked my socks off and I like them all just as much as some of the winter niches I've smelled with the exception of a few from Tom ford I just can't justify the cost of. Most of my niche and expensive ones are summer frags.

( a good part of this list isn't bargain bin tier btw)

[Anonymous No.13693578]

>>13693502
>one spray of Eros on the back of your neck
Yeah that will certainly choke everyone in the room.

[Anonymous No.13693579]

Ordered and recieved a bunch of samples over the the mail. Joop homme was not that good to me. What are y'alls thoughts of it?

[Anonymous No.13693627]

Is musc koulbai khan worth getting?

Is the perfume shoppe even legit? It is the only place that has it for sale that isn’t the main website

[Anonymous No.13693637]

>>13693627
yes, its worth getting

is it legit?
>brick and mortar location in USA
>417 reviews on facebook
>A+ on bbb
>multiple threads on fragrantica and basenotes
gee i dunno, seems sketchy

[Anonymous No.13693641]

>>13693637
I’m just worried since it has been discontinued and the only other place selling it is the official site for 400 dollars

[Anonymous No.13693833]

>>13692286
Rasasi Daarej
Creed Original Santal (somebody recommended Mont Blanc Individuel as a cheaper alternative, maybe that instead)
Dior Homme Eau EdT

But I'm not strictly confining myself to those. I'm not above Invictus or Azzaro Chrome if the mood strikes me.

[Anonymous No.13693838]

>>13692301
And every night, faggot.

[Anonymous No.13693848]

>>13693034
Best bottle in a good series.

[Anonymous No.13693850]

>>13693223
anon never fucking leave me

[Anonymous No.13693872]

>>13692286
dhi, l'homme ultime, adgp

still can't figure what to do with encre noire

[Anonymous No.13693952]

>>13693578
It isn't the quantity, nobody wants to smell a sweet as fuck scent when it's hot as hell outside, doofus.

[Anonymous No.13694055]

>>13692691
How is vetiver extreme compared to the original?

[Anonymous No.13694056]

>>13693872
Is l'homme ultime good? L'homme or l'homme ultime?

[Anonymous No.13694434]

>>13694056
It's definitely less bland, much more prominent of a scent. If not for the rose accord it'd be as generic as l'homme. I've got l'homme sample to compare and do prefer ultime

[Anonymous No.13694468]

Should you compliment your body odor with fragrance or choose completely opposite?

[Anonymous No.13694476]

>>13694468
doesnt matter

[Anonymous No.13694486]

>>13694468
yes for example if you are a smoker you should go with modern fruity Aventus so you can effectively recreate the pre 2014 batches
what are you dealing with?

[Anonymous No.13694505]

>>13694486
it nothing serious, my bo is somewhat mild and dull so i'm thinking whenever to pick something more bitter

[Anonymous No.13694517]

>>13692286
Bentley - Bentley for Men Intense
Laura Biagiotti - Roma Uomo
L'Occitaine - Eau des Baux
Lanvin - Arpege Pour Homme
Azzaro - Wanted By Night
Valentino - Uomo Intense
Tom For

[Anonymous No.13694522]

>>13694517
fuck my stupid drunk ass
*
Tom Ford - Noir Extreme
Burberry - London
Comme des Garcons - 2 Man
Salvatore Ferragamo - Uomo
Versace - Eros
Tom Ford - Grey Vetiver
Guerlain - L'Homme Ideal EDP
Serge Lutens - Fille en Aiguilles
Gucci - Gucci Pour Homme II

[Anonymous No.13694531]

>>13694517
>Lanvin - Arpege Pour Homme

Is it worth the price as an iris frag? Compared to Valentino UI and Dior HI

[Anonymous No.13694549]

>>13694531
As someone who has Valentino UI and Arpege: hell yes. Arpege is a beautiful frag: rich, floral, creamy, spicy, an oriental floral gourmand that is warm, sophisticated, and comforting. VUI is darker, richer, more chocolatey, a bit more formal maybe, with more of a lipstick accord like DHI (which Arpege doesn't have). If Arpege is a rich royal blue, VUI is a deep purple. Definitely both worth having, and for the prices you can find Arpege for (I got my 1.7 oz for around $20 with a coupon on FragranceX) it's a steal. Gorgeous, at least on my skin.

[Anonymous No.13694570]

What are some frags like Allure Homme Sport with that bland, generic, synthetic, abstract, industrial, corporate, third rate, cheap cologne scent so I can avoid them?

[Anonymous No.13694572]

>>13694570
Sauv*ge

[Anonymous No.13694575]

>>13694570
Dior sauvage

[Anonymous No.13694580]

>>13692195
Speaking of frags relating to colours artistically, what scent does /frag/ perceive as a wine red?

[Anonymous No.13694583]

>>13694580
Noir de Noir
Valentino Uomo Intense / Dior Homme Intense

[Anonymous No.13694588]

>>13694580
Noir de Noir
Baccarat Rouge 540
Fille en Aiguilles
Valentino Uomo Intense
Bvlgari Man in Black

[Anonymous No.13694592]

>>13694580
anything rose for obvious reasons. portrait of a lady, incense rose

[Anonymous No.13694622]

>>13694522
How come you manage to use that amount of fragrances? You'll probably use like five times each of those before the season ends. Do you wear it by occasion or just pick whatever you feel like wearing?

[Anonymous No.13694623]

>>13694570
are you a s/oyboy?

[Anonymous No.13694630]

>>13694622
Some of these double as winter frags as well.

I wear a day fragrance and if I'm going out I'll wear a night fragrance. Not too hard.

[Anonymous No.13694645]

>>13694588
>>13694583
>Noir de noir
>Man in Black
>Red

[Anonymous No.13694646]

>>13694622
I wonder the same thing. I have 4 bottles, 2 for day use and 2 for night use. And 2 of them I hardly use them

[Anonymous No.13694658]

>>13694645
The question was what fragrances mike you think of "wine red", a la "wine dark sea". Despite their names, neither of those fragrances strike me as "black", but rather dark.

[Anonymous No.13694668]

>>13694646
This is why people have weekly fragrance rotations

[Anonymous No.13694698]

>>13694517
>Laura Biagiotti - Roma Uomo
Could you give your impressions of this?

[Anonymous No.13694707]

>>13694623
>evade
Yikes

[Anonymous No.13694725]

>>13694707
I don’t say evasion, I say avoision.

[Anonymous No.13694749]

>>13694698
Here's a review I wrote of it:
"This is a TRIUMPH worthy of its own ARCH. When I was 17, I took a trip with my high school foreign language club to Rome. It was the spring, around Easter, and in the air there was the scent of wildflowers, rosemary, orange blossoms, Roman pines, and faint whiffs of coffee and baking bread. Although those notes aren’t a part of this fragrance, it absolutely captures the feeling of Rome in the spring. When you smell Roma Uomo, you can feel the warmth of spring light on ancient flagstones. Imagine a picnic in the outskirts of Rome of impeccably dressed young people, with a lunch of caprese sandwiches, blood oranges, and chilled rosé. While they lounge and bandy philosophy, the aroma of wild herbs, freshly cut wood, and distant blooms floats on the breeze, curling through the aureate locks of a handsome Italian man in a light spring sweater. This is pure, clean sophistication. In the opening there is somewhat of a soapy accord that I love, underpinned by fresh citrus and verdant greenery; but the drydown is a lush, smooth vanilla, with a twang of resiney sweetness, and elegant cedar and sandalwood. It is a quite sexy and sensual, and a fragrance I wouldn’t mind smelling on a woman ( though make no mistake, this is definitely masculine). But it’s so soothing, comforting, and fresh that I often spray it on my pillows and wear it to bed. Performance is decent, though I reapply around the middle of the day. Its projection and sillage need a bit of work, as it has the tendency to hover closer to the skin than most. But apply 6-8 times and you will radiate a warm, paradisiac warmth that people will notice. This is definitely a compliment getter and a lady slayer. That woodiness with almost honeyed amber, yum yum daddy. A deep, rich gold is definitely the color of this fragrance; it has the same quality that the light assumes in early spring and autumn, or during the flaxen hours before twilight. Gorgeous. AND CHEAP."

[Anonymous No.13694808]

How POOR is John Varvatos' frag performance? I am looking at vintage or artisan as well as pure artisan but all I am thinking of is nearly everyone saying "smells nice but performance is lacking"

Is it worth the money considering I am not going to respray every 4-5 hours?

[Anonymous No.13694839]

>>13694808
Varvatos is NOT one of the few designer frags worth buying.

[Anonymous No.13694961]

>>13694749
Very informative, thank you.

[Anonymous No.13695066]

Going to get Versace Eu Fraiche for the summer lads, how good is it? Also will I get mad puss with it on or do I wait for night time and put on some Eros for that?

[Anonymous No.13695072]

>>13695066
yeah, you just spray it on and women start grinding their crotches on you. law enforcement distributes eau fraiche to johns because it wipes out the need for prostitution and sex trafficking

[Anonymous No.13695074]

>>13695072

Nice...

[Anonymous No.13695102]

>>13694570
If you ever talk shit about this creeeaamy OG again, I will be somewhat upset

[Anonymous No.13695264]

w2c occitane samples

[Anonymous No.13695273]

is Fahrenheit edt worth it or should i go for vintage

[Anonymous No.13695287]

>>13693062
it smells extremely sweet to me. im not a fan

[Anonymous No.13695334]

Started out liking 1899 and 1725 the most from HdP like many people but 1825 has really grown on me. Is there anything outside their discovery set that is worth sampling?

[Anonymous No.13695336]

>>13695334
1828 rather

[Anonymous No.13695344]

>>13695334
i like tubereuse 3 and 1889

[Anonymous No.13695374]

>>13692286
Encre Noir

[Anonymous No.13695389]

hello, non /fa/ goon who unironicaly still wears linx(axe) whats some good cheapish shit that I can just wear all the time and not have to think about.

[Anonymous No.13695407]

>>13695389
old spice original
polo red

[Anonymous No.13695419]

>>13695407
is this good advice or am I getting memed

[Anonymous No.13695424]

>>13695419
Not bad, they are classics, but they might smell a bit dated. See online reviews. Try Nautica Voyage

[Anonymous No.13695425]

>>13695389
Mugler Cologne is about as safe as it gets

[Anonymous No.13695460]

>>13692301
hold on a minute. the only people i know that dont wear aftershave are complete autists. reconsider friend

[Anonymous No.13695462]

>>13692195
boys ive finally got some money to throw away. is creed aventus really as good as they say it is?

[Anonymous No.13695484]

>>13695462
No.

[Anonymous No.13695492]

>>13695484
but its always at the top of every fragrance list

[Anonymous No.13695502]

>>13695462
I like blind buying as much as the next guy but you really ought to sample it

[Anonymous No.13695508]

>>13695419
I've always thought the performance and longevity of Polo Red is ass. But it is nice. I sleep with it sometimes.

[Anonymous No.13695509]

>>13695502
ive sampled in the past and really liked it, just wanted to know /fa/'s adept knowledge on it

[Anonymous No.13695516]

>>13695492
Its a bit of a meme at this point. Obviously a lot of it is down to personal taste, but in my opinion, it's fine. Not great, not bad, just fine. If you want to throw some money at something I'd recommend getting a bunch of samples (2ml is usually enough to get a good idea) of things you think you might like rather than splurging on one bottle of something you might not like.

[Anonymous No.13695521]

>>13695516
fair enough, got any good ones i can make a list of?

[Anonymous No.13695529]

>>13695509
If you've sampled it, and you like it then go ahead because at the end of the day it's all down to your personal enjoyment of it. Oh and if you have a shop near you that sells it then buy it there and you'll probably be able to get them to throw in a load of samples of other stuff since you'll be dropping a fairly large wad of cash on it.

[Anonymous No.13695535]

>>13692286
Tory burch Nuit Azur
Tom ford black orchid
Commodity book

[Anonymous No.13695537]

>bought tobacco vanille
>feel too young to wear it + can't find a time to wear it considering how pricey it was
>now contemplating on selling it

[Anonymous No.13695543]

>>13695509
Well I really like it too. I'm not sure anything beats unexpectantly smelling it on your old clothes. In my opinion the Arab clones are not an adequate replacement. Pineapple Vintage might be but is quite expensive itself so I wouldn't feel that guilty springing for the real thing.

[Anonymous No.13695562]

>>13692286
Tobacco Vanille
Oud Wood
Dior Homme Intense
CH Men Prive
Noir Extreme

Hoping to get Ultra Male soon, and possibly Tuscan Leather, but I'm really not sure about TL.

[Anonymous No.13695566]

>>13695537
just wear it, pussy

[Anonymous No.13695567]

>>13695537
What do you think is "too young"?

I'm 29 and wear it to work and down the pub. It's a bit more upmarket than that, but who cares? I love it so much I just wear it for my own benefit.

[Anonymous No.13695571]

>>13695521
There's two basenotes articles, >The Top Ten Designer Fragrances Every Beginner Should Sample and >The Top Ten Niche Fragrances Every Beginner Should Sample.

Those should give you some good recommendations. However, as has been stated, if you like Aventus, then get it, it's a nice fragrance.

[Anonymous No.13695573]

>>13695462
definitely sample first
i personally can't stand it even though i did get some compliments out of it (if that matters to you).
to me it smells like pencil shavings mixed with overripe pineapple

[Anonymous No.13695584]

Where do you find Absolue Pour le Soir? This shit is like discontinued or something

Is it worth paying 200 for this though?

[Anonymous No.13695646]

I'm sure some of you will share this but I pop an instant boner when a qt gril goes past with a great smell, but my question is; is the opposite true? do qt's really care so long as you don't smell bad? Or are we just smelling our selves in an act of extreme self love

[Anonymous No.13695653]

>>13695646
if you have masculine body odor with pheromones then you can go without any of this stuff

[Anonymous No.13695659]

>>13695653
hmm, probably not if I'm being honest. Aslo I'm half a step away from being paranoid about bo.

[Anonymous No.13695683]

>>13695584
the first google result for 'absolue pour le soir' is the frag on the mfk online shop

[Anonymous No.13695767]

>>13695683
But that’s from France. Is there no supplier in the US?

[Anonymous No.13695776]

>>13695767
use a proxy

[Anonymous No.13695781]

>>13695567
I'm 21 lmao. I mean I personally love the smell it's just super sweet and sticky and strong. But yeah you're right I should just man up and not give a fuck about what others think. + it's getting colder here so that should help with the stickiness/

[Anonymous No.13695903]

Nice scent, terrible bottle.

[Anonymous No.13695932]

why do my frags have no projection off my skin?even my DHI barely projects

[Anonymous No.13695968]

>>13695932
Are you asking people around you? It's normal not being able to smell your own perfume after awhile, save for the occasional whiff if it's a strong one, but it's there don't worry.

[Anonymous No.13696123]

What does /frag/ think of CH fragrances?

[Anonymous No.13696135]

>>13696123
I think it’s incredible, guys.
And you can also do this *** with the bottle.

[Anonymous No.13696198]

>m-muh olfactory fatigue meme

>>13695932 ignore >>13695968
simply apply three or four extra sprays next time and see where that gets you

[Anonymous No.13696226]

Redpill me on Penhaligon's

[Anonymous No.13696235]

>>13696226
really solid house, at least a few great scents (imo Sartorial, Endymion, Quercus, from what i've tried), performance is generally average to middling tho if you are looking for big sillage and 8+ hour longeavity

[Anonymous No.13696253]

>>13694698
>>13694749
Glad to see more people looking into Roma Uomo. It's an underrated gem.

Everyone else, definitely look into it if you like ambery fougeres in the 90s style.

[Anonymous No.13696257]

>>13694570
The orange peel smell ruins it. Versace Pour Homme is so much better.

[Anonymous No.13696387]

>>13695646
Cologne is good, but a fresh shirt with the scent of a nice coffee or tea clinging to it is good too, or the simple smell of a good aftershave. You'll ding somebody's bell regardless.

[Anonymous No.13696411]

Is it redundant to have Dior Homme Intense and Valentino Uomo Intense?

[Anonymous No.13696432]

>>13696411
almost certainly but if you are a big fan of this DNA its worth picking up both especially when pre-20XX VUI commands top dollar on ebay

[Anonymous No.13696637]

>>13695932
DHI is reformulated

[Anonymous No.13696654]

>>13696637
dumb reformulationposter

[Anonymous No.13696731]

>>13696637
Fuck off reformulation fag

[Anonymous No.13696734]

>>13696654
>>13696731
He's not wrong though. Reformulation is a thing, whether you like it or not.

[Anonymous No.13696745]

>>13696734
And most of the time the differences are undetectable, yet reformulation autists would have you believe it's a night and day difference. Dhi is still as strong as ever as seen in my 2017 bottle, get fucked retard.

[Anonymous No.13696829]

>>13696745
>my nose is bad therefore you are wrong

[Anonymous No.13696857]

>>13696829
>not seeing the irony in this post

[Anonymous No.13696868]

>>13696387
what's the difference between aftershave and cologne? I thought they were the same thing

[Anonymous No.13696915]

Looking for nice, relatively simple scents with a clear unmistakable concept. Similar to mugler cologne=soap, or cdg avignon=church incense. Getting tired of abstract messy ideas that do not quite blend well as a whole.

[Anonymous No.13696958]

>>13696915
Diptique is a house worth exploring

[Anonymous No.13696975]

>>13696915
Try looking at Jo Malone's stuff. Straightforward as possible, the name is what you get and focus on just two or three ingredients.

[Anonymous No.13696984]

I'm a complete beginner. Is okay for an everyday, I don't have a lot of money to play with unfortunately.

[Anonymous No.13696989]

>>13696958
I'm definitely part to blame for not immediately liking their scents since I'm not familiar with the real counterparts. Need more time with this house for sure.
>>13696975
Is it just me or do their fragrances smell weak and don't last long? Granted I've only tested on paper.

[Anonymous No.13697045]

>>13696984
That was actually my first fragrance.
It's totally fine for everyday wear, but it's nothing special and rather boring.

[Anonymous No.13697178]

>>13696654
>>13696731
There is a Dior Homme Intense 2007 and a Dior Homme Intense 2011. They literally list different notes. You can argue about whether a bottle from 2011 is different from 2015 but it has been reformulated at least once this isn't even arguable.

[Anonymous No.13697192]

Any thoughs on pic related?

[Anonymous No.13697237]

>>13697045
What would you recommend, for a similar price?

[Anonymous No.13697251]

>>13697178
Dior puts formula codes on bottles. They changed dhi like 4x already.

[Anonymous No.13697253]

>>13697237
No idea, sorry.
But don't get me wrong, I still wear it, it's nice and clean, just don't expect to get compliments.

[Anonymous No.13697296]

>>13697251
really? I didn't know they were that honest. Good for Dior

[Anonymous No.13697381]

>>13697251
the point isn't that reformulations don't happen, it's that they aren't as drastic as basenotes spergs would lead you to believe

[Anonymous No.13697392]

low-key best place to apply for MAX projection: your hair

[Anonymous No.13697412]

>>13697381
Goalposts status: moved

[Anonymous No.13697424]

>>13697251
source or proof?

[Anonymous No.13697449]

>>13697392
There's a hair mist for that

[Anonymous No.13697457]

>>13697392
I do back of the head these days as opposed to the neck

[Anonymous No.13697516]

>>13696915
Look up Molinard my dude.

[Anonymous No.13697614]

>>13697424
http://raidersofthelostscent.blogspot.com/2016/04/dior-homme-dior-homme-intense-and-other.html

http://raidersofthelostscent.blogspot.com/2013/10/dior-homme-intense-4-batches-review.html

[Anonymous No.13697803]

I found a scent maker and bought a bottle of EDT. He says he can make higher concentrations of the fragnance if I order it. What does change with a fragnance by increasing the concentration from an EDT to a perfume?

Also, a side question. Is it adcisable to stick to one fragrance if you find something you really like? I have only two fragrances I'd wear as of yet, and I see here peope listing many fragrances they'll wear this autumn.

[Anonymous No.13697820]

Hurry and claim your signature scent for this fall

[Anonymous No.13697823]

>>13697820
First for Herod

[Anonymous No.13697884]

>>13697820
Done

[Anonymous No.13697902]

so here's a really stupid question, i just got 4 samples from fragrantica:

cdg odeur 53
cdg x gosha rubchinskiy
cdg wonderwood
diptyque tam dao

whats the best way to apply frags from a 0.7ml sample bottle with no atomizer? Just dab it on? Where do i dab it? Do I use the little plastic wand thingy or dab it on my fingers then apply to where i want? total noob here

[Anonymous No.13697908]

diptyque philosykos is fucking amazing and i'm gonna probably buy a bottle for myself this spring. tam dao is good for fall/winter. that's all i've smelled.

[Anonymous No.13697911]

>>13697908
>>13692866
sorry forgot to (You) you

[Anonymous No.13697984]

>>13697820
You took mine so I'll say Tobacco Vanille.

[Anonymous No.13697987]

>>13697820
pic

>>13697803
I read sometime that higher concentration is better longevity but less projection because it uses the alcohol to diffuse into the air. I dont know if it's true you're probably going to get some bro science tier answers. Also you can do whatever you want if you want to wear a rotation do that if you want one signature scent that's fine too.

>>13697902
I test stuff on my wrist/back of hand/inside elbow.
Sometimes the cap of the bottle has something like a cup shape which hold a drop of liquid if you take off the cap and you can put it on. The plastic swab things are useless unless you are using attars imo. You can put the bottle on your arm and move it around a bit without letting everything spill out.

[Anonymous No.13697994]

>>13697820

[Anonymous No.13698142]

>>13697994
>>13697987
Following Herod, TFNE, and Joob with TdH pleb shit

[Anonymous No.13698156]

At first I thought he was just trying to release a frag to quickly cash in on all his followers but after this latest video of his where he talks about the 'unterduft' in the fragrance industry I am starting to get worried.

[Anonymous No.13698166]

>>13696654
>DHI is reformulated
This A2 from scented waters discord? Because he is a dumb fuck

[Anonymous No.13698258]

>>13692286
Prada Luna Rossa Extreme
Carven l'Eau Intense
Gucci Pour Homme II
Mugler Pure Malt
CH Men Prive
and Molecule 01.
Part of me wants to buy another bottle of pic related cause it's so perfect for this time of year.

[Anonymous No.13698262]

>>13698258
I have tried AHS, AHEB, and AHSEE. The original flies pretty under the radar compared to those. How do you think its compares?

[Anonymous No.13698265]

>>13697820
For me, it's Yves Saint Laurent La Nuit de L'homme.

[Anonymous No.13698355]

>>13698156
I don't get it

[Anonymous No.13698430]

>>13697820
time for some discreet floral leather

[Anonymous No.13698583]

>>13698262
For me, the original has more "bite" in terms of the citrus and spices but its harder to pick apart the specific notes. Where Edition Blanche focuses on the lemon and vanilla, and both version of Sport emphasize the mandarin and tonka, with the original it's harder to distinguish the individual component parts other than its primary accords: citrusy, spicy, creamy. It has a more traditional "cologney" vibe but it's not dated or cheap smelling or anything bad. Smells like a classy man. I really recommend trying it, especially cause like you said it's super under the radar. It or AHSEE are my favourites of the line.

[Anonymous No.13698610]

>>13698583
AHSEE is actually the only one I don't really like but I think the level of tonka in it is the reason why. I really like the other two and if the original is the most harmoniously blended I will probably like it too. Thanks for the info.

[Anonymous No.13698619]

Anybody got any recommendations for an autumn wedding scent? Not the groom just a guest.

[Anonymous No.13698792]

Can y'all niggas recommend me a nice floral fragrance for men? I wanna be out here smellin like a bouquet of flowers.

[Anonymous No.13698815]

>>13698792
Fahrenheit 32 is an interesting one. Its sweet white flowers with a bit of the gasoline DNA of the original and it somehow works

[Anonymous No.13698954]

>>13698619
You’re on 4chan, m8. You don’t need to specify that you’re not the groom, it’s implied.

[Anonymous No.13698960]

>>13698954
kek

[Anonymous No.13699030]

>>13695646

Probably true, it's only with fragrance that I've been stopped in the street by complete strangers.

[Anonymous No.13699032]

>>13697820

100th for the Blue Beast.

[Anonymous No.13699046]

>>13692301
wow. What a Loser.

[Anonymous No.13699084]

>>13697820

[Anonymous No.13699203]

>>13697820
Been getting lots of compliments with this lately. Been wearing it all summer, but I'm exited to wear it this fall. Comfy af.

[Anonymous No.13699252]

>>13694749
The arc de triomphe is in Paris bromigo

[Anonymous No.13699342]

>>13699252
It is now

[Anonymous No.13699596]

I’ve been testing some decants and I’ve narrowed it down to these two.

Someone roll dubs and I’ll buy one of these two.

[Anonymous No.13699675]

>>13699596
dubs

[Anonymous No.13699680]

i'm really close to buying 50ml aventus

should i pull the trigger

i'm wearing a decant of it now it's really good

[Anonymous No.13699715]

>>13699596
The one on the right.

[Anonymous No.13699730]

>>13694658
18.21 sweet tobacco smells like wine to me. I feel like I smell like a wino when I wear the sample I got.

[Anonymous No.13699826]

>>13699680
buy it if you like it. you want to get 50 ml with the original bottle or 50 ml decant? 50 ml decant is around $80 or $90 and i think it's a good price.

[Anonymous No.13699860]

>>13697911
thanks for a reference point and the (you) !

[Anonymous No.13699881]

Thinking about going for LNDL Frozen Cologne. Price is good but how does it do in colder weather (autumn and early winter)? Is it exclusively summer frag?

[Anonymous No.13699938]

what's a good cologne for getting hot and sweaty? i have some that smell great if i'm not working too hard, but smell sour if it's busy

[Anonymous No.13699963]

>>13699826
original bottle

didn't come this far for a decant

[Anonymous No.13700283]

>>13699252
You know that the Arc de Triomphe got its inspiration from triumphal arches from Rome? Look up the Arch of Constantine or the Arch of Titus.

The name of the fragrance is Roma Uomo. I was never referring to the Arc de Triomphe.

[Anonymous No.13700317]

anybody have personal experience with maxaroma.com?

[Anonymous No.13700353]

>>13698619
Any non-joke answers?

[Anonymous No.13700367]

>>13700353
Dior Homme Eau
Dior Homme
Dior Homme Intense
Dior Parfum

[Anonymous No.13700371]

I'm looking for something woodsy and smoky with incense.
The incense in BDC is a tad metallic and the fruityness is more of a spring scent for me.
Any recs? i was considering CDG 2Man

[Anonymous No.13700386]

>>13700353
dude be more specific about what you want. otherwise, just go to a store, try a bunch of shit, and buy your favorite either on the spot or later online.

[Anonymous No.13700396]

>>13700371
have you tried Baux from L'Occitane?

[Anonymous No.13700414]

>>13700367
d*ng, I meant Dior HOMME Parfum obviously. Don't go to a store asking for "Dior parfum"

[Anonymous No.13700417]

>>13700371
CDG 2 Man and Avignon could be what you're looking for

[Anonymous No.13700426]

>>13700371
>The incense in BDC is a tad metallic and the fruityness is more of a spring scent for me.
BONJOUR
Try Bleu de Chanel parfum

[Anonymous No.13700458]

>>13700386
Something like Bvlgari Man In Black, but less artificial

[Anonymous No.13700466]

>>13700386
fuck off mate, i know youre that poster from last thread that got upset nobody was giving recommendations to someone who asked "what's a good male fragrance?" don't exaggerate, he gave a theme (woodsy) and a specific note (incense), thats good enough to go on.

>>13700371
fille en aiguilles and wonderwood are worth a try

[Anonymous No.13700472]

New #1 thot slayer lads! BUY BUY BUY!!

[Anonymous No.13700484]

>>13700426
>BONJOUR
I got this reference

>>13700371
The CdG incense frags are definitely worth trying. Interlude Man goes in a completely different direction but if you haven't smelled it you should.

[Anonymous No.13700487]

>>13700458
Sounds like HdP 1899 to me

[Anonymous No.13700500]

>>13700472
Anybody ever tried this? I want to buy the #1 masculine fragrance according to aussieslut. It's cheap as fuck.

[Anonymous No.13700506]

>>13700487
I tried 1725 by them and wasnt overly keen on it, liked the opening, but the drydown was too sweet and vanilla-y to me.

[Anonymous No.13700510]

>>13700472
wait did they change their bottle design again?

[Anonymous No.13700511]

>>13700487
I have Spicebomb original and a decant of 1899. Both are gorgeous winter frags but I CANNOT tell the difference between the two. How do I get better at distinguishing frags from one another? Should I buy a full bottle of 1899?

[Anonymous No.13700563]

>>13700506
That's what I thought of it too. It started out as my favorite of the discovery set but as I gave it full wearings I came to the same conclusion. 1828 has actually become my favorite of the bunch its eucalyptus nutmeg combo is so good.

>>13700511
You know I have only ever smelled the spicebombs at a store so I cannot really tell you. I honestly think smelling bad fragrances has helped my nose the most. For example the 1828: when I first smelled it I brushed it off as just a nice kind of foresty smell but nothing special. When I revisited it after a lot more experience I appreciated that pine forest it has in the background much more and I think it is because I have smelled crappy versions of it in other fragrances.

[Anonymous No.13700579]

>>13700563
This is pretty true. I started like most, designer first then niche. When I try a "cheapie" nowadays I can immediately tell it's lower in quality, when before I wouldn't have thought so much.

[Anonymous No.13700607]

>>13700563
I mean, that creamy vanilla wasn't unpleasant, it was just linear and a bit cloying. I keep meaning to check out the 1740, any opinions on that?

[Anonymous No.13700635]

>>13700607
wew well thinking about it I really ought to dig out my sample and see what I think about it now. When I first sampled it it was incredibly powerful and unpleasant to me. Like I was being tortured with leather. One tiny atomizer spray to my hand was constantly assaulting me and I actually had to scrub it after about an hour. I reckon I will like it more now than I did back then but we'll see.

[Anonymous No.13700655]

>>13696253
>>13694749
Have you tried the paloma picasso minotaure? When I look up the roma uomo everywhere I see comparisons to that, but no one can really agree what the difference is between the two, which I take to mean that they're basically indiscernible. What do you think?

[Anonymous No.13700668]

>>13697820
fresher than your rabbi on bar mitzvah day

[Anonymous No.13700672]

>>13700506
>>13700607
1740 is good. i share your distaste for 1725. invasion barbare is better, though i wouldnt describe either as incense or woody

[Anonymous No.13700690]

>>13699596
Neither

[Anonymous No.13700916]

disregarding a connection to some old thot's perfume/casual sex diary, anybody try Seville a l'Aube from L'Artisan? it sounds very interesting to me, with the prominent beeswax note, influence from Spain's Holy Week (somber, despite the story associated with the scent's creation, and "incense-like" accord), and created by Bertrand Duchaufour

[Anonymous No.13701299]

>>13700916
>beeswax
the fuck does beeswax smell like?

[Anonymous No.13701376]

>>13699596
Roll for right

[Anonymous No.13701431]

>>13701299
Smells like wax. Wax made by bees.

[Anonymous No.13701583]

Is Bertrand Duchaufour a kind of a sweetheart on these threads?

[Anonymous No.13701631]

Is that Parfum*Parfums Incense series a meme? I think Zagorsk and Avignon sound interesting since I love the old church smell, but don't know how it'd work as a fragrance since my experience is limited to a couple of samples

[Anonymous No.13701639]

>>13701583
no, jeremy fragrance is the closest thing /frag/ has to a sweetheart. duchaufour has been mentioned grand total of 2 times this entire year before this thread

[Anonymous No.13701644]

>>13701631
avignon and kyoto are my favorite from the series, but the rest is worth a sample if you like incense. you can also just say cdg or comme des garcons, ive never seen anybody refer to cdg by that title desu

[Anonymous No.13701687]

any good masculine white florals?

[Anonymous No.13701707]

>>13701687
tuberose is one of my favorite florals. i have a decant of tubereuse criminelle, and also liked tubereuse 3 and carnal flower

[Anonymous No.13701858]

>>13700371
Ferrari Silver Essence could be worth a try, not that much incense but it is quite smoky and very good value.

[Anonymous No.13701929]

yes or no

[Anonymous No.13701933]

>>13701929
all the cool kids are doing it so nothing will stop you at this point

[Anonymous No.13701944]

>>13701929
nes/yo

[Anonymous No.13701952]

>>13701929
maybe

[Anonymous No.13701954]

>>13701929
could you repeat the question?

[Anonymous No.13701960]

Has pure tonka been reformulated and watered down?

[Anonymous No.13701964]

>>13701960
All a*men pure variations are limited editions.
They aren't reformulated.

[Anonymous No.13701968]

>>13701964
shit smells like a sexy chocolate chip cookie, yummy

[Anonymous No.13701977]

>>13700371
Zirh Ikon
>>13701631
not memes but give Azzaro Decibel a try if you're looking for a more wearable church incense

[Anonymous No.13701979]

>>13701583
>>13701639
Duchaufour is the current GOAT nose tho
also based: Dominique Ropion, Olivia Giacobetti, and the eternal GOAT, Jean-Claude Ellena

[Anonymous No.13701989]

>>13700500
Who?

[Anonymous No.13702023]

>>13701964
a*men p*re

[Anonymous No.13702026]

>>13700916
gorgeous bottle w/ that orange juice

[Anonymous No.13702208]

>>13700655
Haven't smelled it myself personally, it has different notes than Roma Uomo but it could very well be similar. Will get my nose on it.

[Anonymous No.13702298]

Is armani code profumo good?

[Anonymous No.13702301]

>>13702298
lots of people like it. To me the tonka is over the top and gives me a fuzzy effect i do not like. It is easy to describe though, it smells like root beer. If that appeals to you give it a try

[Anonymous No.13702327]

>>13701858
blind bought a bottle on a whim since it was cheap. It's like a woody coconut to me.

[Anonymous No.13702469]

>>13692286
Vetiver
Héritage
Chergui
Wonderwood
Tobacco Oud
Serge Noire

[Anonymous No.13702572]

>>13702298
no, it's shit. i had it and i sold it. it smells synthetic and way too sweet.

i would recommend these as superior alternatives:
>versace eros - beast mode performance, smells great and girls love it.
>roberto cavalli uomo - more mysterious type of scent but very good performance
>davidoff the brilliant game - very similar type of scent to profumo but much better. performance isn't great only above average

[Anonymous No.13702575]

Is it just me or does Green Irish Tweed smell good and bad at the same time?

Like it has a nice kind of pleasant smell, but it also has a musky, old man scent to it. Like it kind smells like something a smoker would be wearing to cover up the smell of the cigarettes in their clothes.

Aventus on the other hand just smells fresh and better.

[Anonymous No.13702577]

Is this real pair of adidas or chink shit?

[Anonymous No.13702658]

Thoughts on Tuscan Leather? How versatile do you think it is? I love it enough to want to buy it, but I just don’t know when I’d wear it.

[Anonymous No.13702746]

>>13701979
nah, he is inconsistent and has a lot of cloying gourmand bombs. corticchiato is the current GOAT and the most underrated is enrico buccella

[Anonymous No.13702777]

>>13702658
Im exactly the same, enjoy it, but don't really know when to wear it. So this has inspired me to go and put it on despite the fact that I'm just going to the supermarket. I'll let you know if its awful.

[Anonymous No.13702788]

Frags with highest sillage?

[Anonymous No.13702812]

>>13702777
Thanks. I’ve got it on at home (it’s pissing down here so can’t go out) and I’m having a good time with it despite just playing Spider-Man and drinking tea.

[Anonymous No.13702845]

>>13702788
Oud 27

[Anonymous No.13702875]

>>13702788
Joop

[Anonymous No.13702887]

>>13702208
Well I'm always lurking so just post here when you get the chance to do that
Thanks homes

[Anonymous No.13702916]

should i buy aventus or green irish tweed?

it's really hard to choose. aventus seems like the obvious choice but green irish tweed is very pleasant as well.

[Anonymous No.13702927]

>>13702916
Aventus and Cool Water.

[Anonymous No.13702939]

>>13702927
I had Cool Water, it's pretty much a knockoff of GIT. Yeah it smells pretty close but it doesn't have anywhere near the complexity, depth or longevity. I guess maybe to other people it would smell similar.

[Anonymous No.13702953]

Getting these samples to see what I want to wear for the fall. Anything samey or piss-in-a-bottle-y that I can take off this cart?

Not in pic:

>Dior Sauvage
>Burberry Touch
>Man in Black
>La Nuit De L’Homme
>Uomo
>Acqua Di Parma
>Soleil Extreme

[Anonymous No.13702955]

>>13702927

this

[Anonymous No.13702961]

>>13702927
Cool Water is like Green Irish Tweed but watered down

[Anonymous No.13702962]

>>13702961
And infinitely cheaper.

[Anonymous No.13702965]

>>13702953
can comment on these:
>Terre d'Hermes
burnt orange ass in a bottle

>Sauvage
godly frag

>Touch
idk about this one but London is pretty popular (I didn't like it). Brit is really good in my opinion. kind of feminine but but not in a bad way.

>Man in Black
nice scent but kind of generic. would recommend something like pure malt or D&G The one over this.

>La nuit
goddamn so overrated

>uomo
by who??

>AdP
meh, nice scent but nothing special.

[Anonymous No.13702972]

>>13702962
It's just not really the same thing though

If you try them side by side Green Irish Tweed is so much nicer, though I guess do they smell similar

[Anonymous No.13702974]

>>13702972
I don’t disagree that they’re different and GIT is nicer, but I think they serve the same purpose.

[Anonymous No.13702979]

>>13702965

My bad, Uomo by Ferragamo. Thanks for the analysis, though.

[Anonymous No.13702986]

>>13702953
Why are you paying full price at fragrancenet? That vial should be $3.14.

Charge your phone.

[Anonymous No.13702996]

>>13702953
>>13702979
Scent of Peace is a better Sauvage. There's also no reason to purchase a sample of Sauvage as it's so common.
Ferragamo Uomo is a dessert scent (tiramisu specifically). Good for winter evenings. I like it.
Santal Royal is a cinnamon rose. I blind bought a bottle and while it's nice it's not really my style. Might give it to an aunt.
Acqua di Parma make like 30 sccents. Which are you sampling?

[Anonymous No.13702998]

>>13701639

Bertie's name might not get mentioned all that much but I see a lot of posters talking about his fragrances though.

>>13701979
What about Annick Goutal? I have a feeling I've seen her name a bunch, but her fragrantica page says she's basically only ever made perfumes for her own brand.

[Anonymous No.13703006]

>>13702812
You know what, it was alright. Only put on 3 sprays and put a leather jacket on and yeah it worked. Not sure this helps in any way at all mind you.

[Anonymous No.13703020]

>>13703006
I’m really enjoying it at home. People say it smells like a wet ashtray but I don’t get that unless I bury my nose in it. I don’t own a leather jacket, but I do want one.

I have two sprays on my neck and one on my wrist.

If I get 50ml I know it will last me a long, long time.

Thanks anyway.

[Anonymous No.13703023]

>>13697192
Smells like wet concrete with violet flowers in it on opening. Musky ember dry down is quite pleasant, more unisex scent.
John Wick might wear this.

[Anonymous No.13703079]

>>13702953
Just get entire line of Dior Homme

[Anonymous No.13703087]

>>13692784
I see u

[Anonymous No.13703092]

>>13703079
nah

all you need from that is Dior Homme and Dior Homme Cologne. Intense, Sport, and Eau are redundant

[Anonymous No.13703100]

>>13703092
I can agree on the matter of Eau but 2012 sport version and earlier batches of Intense is pretty good.

[Anonymous No.13703248]

>>13703087
I though blurring that but I'd call more attention than just leaving my misshapen silhouette there did.

[Anonymous No.13703319]

>>13698355
Unterduft like Untermenschen I think he means, plus the raising of the right arm. I don't really trust the guy, something about him feels fake but I just can't really place it. He did give some good advice a while ago though but he deleted a lot of his older videos.

[Anonymous No.13703367]

New thread:
>>13692195
>>13703363

[Anonymous No.13703426]

>>13703319
Well i hope Jeremy starts the purging of all those ugly smelly dumb migrants from Germany and all of Europe