Fragrance General #778

[Anonymous No.17051361]

Discontinued Thread >>17047707

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W2C bottles
(USA-Canada)
http://www.fragrancenet.com
http://www.fragrancebuy.ca
http://www.luckyscent.com
https://www.fragrancex.com

Use Google to obtain the maximum discount code at fragrancenet (35%).

(Europe)
http://www.notino.com (see directory at bottom for your country)
https://www.jovoyparis.uk/
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General info
http://perfumesociety.org/discover-perfume/an-introduction/
https://nstperfume.com/2008/11/14/new-to-perfume-and-want-to-learn-more/
https://www.basenotes.net/features/3243-the-top-ten-niche-fragrances-every-beginner-should-sample
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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/
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W2C samples
http://www.luckyscent.com/
http://www.theperfumedcourt.com/
https://www.fragrantworldshop.com/
http://www.surrendertochance.com/
http://www.perfumista.co.uk/
http://www.ausliebezumduft.de/fragrances.html
https://www.jovoyparis.uk/
https://www.lessenteurs.com/
https://bloomperfume.co.uk/
https://lulua.pl/en/
https://moodscentbar.com/en/
https://ecuacionnatural.com/
https://essenza-nobile.de/
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On DIY fragrances
http://www.perfumersapprentice.com/
https://pellwall.com/
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Affordable snice scents
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For /ourguy/ Luca Turin's books look up Library Genesis
https://scentertainer.net/en/top-10-best-perfumes-luca-turin

[Anonymous No.17051365]

>>17051361
The new Fragrance Groups 101 chart

[Anonymous No.17051367]

>>17051361
The fragrance flowchart for beginners.

[Anonymous No.17051383]

What frag would he wear as Batman and as Bruce Wayne?

[Anonymous No.17051385]

>>17051383
la nuit de l'homme, drakkar noir, zoologist bat

[Anonymous No.17051440]

Any other masculime frags that smell as royal as Invasion Barbare?

Next purchase: Small Grillz

Also Im getting Kuboraum glasses, I just need more clothes now, someone said ill look like a "reddit cuck", which is probably a good thing for getting leftist pussy, which is all there is where I live so I might as well :) anyway thanks in advance for the frag recs

[Anonymous No.17051460]

NO ONE HAS EVER REPLIED TO BE IN THIS GENERAL
>>17051147

[Anonymous No.17051473]

>>17051460
Sell it

Sold sauvage 200ml bottle at a small loss back then
Youll never make peofit from perfume reselling not a good market unless you wait 15 years

[Anonymous No.17051487]

Going back to a comment on the previous thread, this is worth it. One of the best blind buys I’ve had

It’s a spicier, deeper, bluer version of Le Male. Sweeter, but not cloying like Joop, Invictus or Le Male itself. Beast mode projection.

Save money. Buy this instead of Sauvage.

[Anonymous No.17051508]

>>17051460
Sell it or give it away but let it go.
No point in holding on to something you don't even like.

[Anonymous No.17051521]

>>17051487
Nice, I'm glad you enjoy it anon. Are you they guy that said you wanted to buy a bunch of bogart frags?

[Anonymous No.17051522]

Guess which fragrance he’s talking about

[Anonymous No.17051525]

is it gay to wear baccarat rouge 540 as a male

[Anonymous No.17051529]

>>17051525
I dont think any frag is intrinsically gay to wear

[Anonymous No.17051550]

>>17051521

Yes. I’m going to buy two or three more.

Winter frags though. Bogart doesn’t seem to have much more that are decent for summer wear.

[Anonymous No.17051581]

>>17051525
Only if you like penises and male on male butt sex.

[Anonymous No.17051608]

>>17049778
a few amouages, a few goutals, a couple la perlas, a couple random freebies thrown in by luckyscent. i have a big sample shipment coming in from perfumed court so hopefully that one brings more luck

[Anonymous No.17051633]

>>17051525
I think BR540 smells pretty feminine, but i also associate it with my ex who wore it so that definitely plays a part. BR540 Extrait seems to have a denseness that makes it more okay for a guy to wear though.

[Anonymous No.17051639]

>>17051581
I do

[Anonymous No.17051658]

I hope you bought a bottle of Sauvage to help /ourguy/ Depp

[Anonymous No.17051661]

I've been deep into this hobby for about two years and have built a collection of 40+ bottles. I like to wear a variety of scents, so my goal has never been to find a "signature scent." Favs include Chanel Antaeus, Le 3e Homme de Caron, CdG Incense series, TF Beau de Jour, etc but bottom line is I like to switch it up constantly.
Then I got a bottle of Guerlain Jicky EDP a month ago and I haven't wanted to wear anything else. It literally smells so good to me that I want to smell it/smell like it all the time, and I'm about to order a backup bottle. So I guess this is my "signature" now?
Has this happened to anyone else?

[Anonymous No.17051670]

Got my ELDO and MFK sample sets in. Why does ELDO put rose in pretty much every scent? I'm so sick of rose, i guess this is how some people feel about iris, but I like iris. Alot of the scents were interesting but not something i'd wear. Of course with the MFK set I fell in love with BR 540 Extrait. The "cologne forte" scents included all sucked and ended up smelling like cilantro. Oud Satin Mood Extrait is pretty good. Gentle Fluidity Silver is okay but not a killer. Gonna grab a sample set of Grand Soir, Amyris Homme and Extrait, and Petit Matin next. Any other sample sets I should try? Imaginary Authors is on the list for sure.

[Anonymous No.17051673]

>>17051661
Realizing I sound like a paid Guerlain shill in this post lol. I'm not, I just want to know if anyone else has stumbled into a signature scent after smelling a shit ton of scents over a long period. I know some people do this methodically, but what about unintentionally?

[Anonymous No.17051675]

>>17051661
Yeah man

[Anonymous No.17051711]

I sprayed one spritz of oud ispahan from a sample i got on a napkin to see how it dries down and it's assaulting my nose goddamn, even from the drawer its in

[Anonymous No.17051722]

>>17051639
Well congratulations, I guess

[Anonymous No.17051742]

>>17051673
I'd say Guerlain is probably my favorite maker overall but I haven't yet found something that I'd consider a signature scent. Back in the old days Cool Water was my signature scent but after years of use I found myself wanting more variety from day to day. But I could see myself finding a new signature again at some point.

[Anonymous No.17051752]

Why did they have to stop making derby except as a very rare and overpriced special release?

[Anonymous No.17051762]

Guy talk me out of buying this
It smells like fancy candy halloween despite the bottle

I have other stuff to buy but my brain really wants it despite having bought my favorite fragrance already

[Anonymous No.17051780]

What's the best atomizer you've experienced?

Dior usually has really nice ones in my experience, but the best I've had is still pic related. No idea how they did it, but the atomizer on this sample vial literally turns juice into vapor.

[Anonymous No.17051847]

>>17051780
Chanel Antaeus by far
Versace L'homme might put out more liquid but it doesn't have that premium fine mist texture.
It's definitely something funny about most of the vintage bottles i have, they have laughably bad sprayers, just little weak poofs of juice

[Anonymous No.17051876]

>>17051780
The only Dior I own is Jules, and it does indeed have a really nice atomizer.
But my gf's bottle of Robert Piguet Fracas puts out the biggest cloud of the finest mist I've ever seen

[Anonymous No.17051927]

>>17051658
you thought that shit was overdone before...

[Anonymous No.17051929]

Is the basil in pour monsieur as pronounced as it is in eau Sauvage. I dont like ES but want to try PM.

[Anonymous No.17051983]

Been using Prada L'homme for a few days and I'm in love with the scent but is the performance supposed to be this bad? Really gets weak after about half an hour and dies completely after a couple hours, doesn't really last on clothes either. Are there any alternatives that perform better?

[Anonymous No.17052038]

Refill your Sauvage bros https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6knAxI8SeJo

[Anonymous No.17052054]

20 sprays of Sauvage in honor of Johnny Depp today.

[Anonymous No.17052064]

>>17051929
pour monsieur is more about oakmoss thatn basil

[Anonymous No.17052065]

Have you not taken the /LV/ pill simply because you are too poor for the prescription

[Anonymous No.17052066]

>>17051983
you could try the Dior Homme and Givenchy Gentleman lines

[Anonymous No.17052092]

>>17051983
I don't know if this might be the case, but i've heard people saying this about other fragrances, and that at first the performance is ass, but after spraying and waiting for a month or two the performance becomes far better.
They say it might be something with the air entering the bottle and reacting with the juice lol

[Anonymous No.17052098]

>>17052092
>>17051983
it's probably just L'Oreal fuckery. I don't think that scent was ever particularly strong though

[Anonymous No.17052155]

>30 yo
>90 degrees Fahrenheit
>70% humidity
I run from air conditioned building to air conditioned building
Give me a scent that makes me smell and feel cold

[Anonymous No.17052165]

4711
Only way to heaven

[Anonymous No.17052170]

>>17052155
something herbal. platinum egoiste or guerlain homme eau boisee

[Anonymous No.17052173]

just bought some drakkar noir and still have my bruno banani magic man meme at home.

[Anonymous No.17052223]

what fragrance most closely mimics the scent of a woman's flatulence so i can cease my imaginings

[Anonymous No.17052229]

>>17052155
New TdH flanker.

[Anonymous No.17052236]

>>17052155
4711 ICE

[Anonymous No.17052248]

Recommend a fragrance that I can use daily for work in the office and is cheap (20-30 dollars)? I have encre noire and guerlain L'instant that I reserve for dressier occasions and don't want to waste on work

[Anonymous No.17052256]

>>17052248
What do you do?

[Anonymous No.17052259]

>>17051780
Hermes samples have the best atomizers by far

[Anonymous No.17052267]

>>17052248
unironically cool water

[Anonymous No.17052269]

>>17052165
I love this frag so much, if only it would last more that minus three seconds

[Anonymous No.17052282]

>>17052173
drakkar noir is nice. I think I'm going to get a bottle soon as well

[Anonymous No.17052299]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1snv-0jCiWY

frags for this feel?

[Anonymous No.17052337]

>>17051661
yes

[Anonymous No.17052361]

>>17052256
network technician, meet clients and work on their servers

[Anonymous No.17052375]

>>17052361
Nautica Voyage

[Anonymous No.17052401]

What does he wear ?

[Anonymous No.17052419]

someone in the office is wearing black orchid

[Anonymous No.17052422]

Upped the sprays of Hacivat today.
5 is too much. Someone sitting 20ft away could smell it.

[Anonymous No.17052458]

>>17052223
For me, it's schoolgirl fart smell spray

[Anonymous No.17052468]

>>17052458
>not the smell of schoolgirl loafers
Too bad it's discontinued

[Anonymous No.17052469]

>>17052458
duck sauce, steamed rice, aquatic notes, hibiscus, and cherry blossoms

[Anonymous No.17052480]

>>17052267
I second this. Cool Water mogs most fragrances.

[Anonymous No.17052489]

How long does a 100 ml bottle last if you use it daily moderately (max 5 sprays), more or less?

[Anonymous No.17052491]

>>17052480
Is there a difference with cool water intense and cool water perfume? I just got cool water since I figured it was the original

[Anonymous No.17052517]

How similar are CDNIM and Explorer?
I tested Explorer and I like it but CDNIM is cheaper

[Anonymous No.17052525]

Is it that bad to use a winter scent like Encre Noire in the summer? Also are there summer fragrances that smell similar to Ferrari Light Essence but with longer longevity?

[Anonymous No.17052527]

>>17052517
Try Loewe Esencia EDP, it's the best take on Aventus you can buy.
Much more elegant, natural and long lasting than Explorer and CDNI. CDNI has a strong lemon scent that Explorer does not have

[Anonymous No.17052528]

>>17052491
Intense is very different from the original

[Anonymous No.17052534]

>>17052525
No, but you should try Encre Noire Sport, the fresh version of the OG Encre Noire.

Ferrari LE it's a clone of D&G Light Blue, try it.

[Anonymous No.17052535]

>>17052489
a year and a half approximately; this is based on my experience when I used to have one frag only and would spritz around 2-3 sprays a day. I would go through a 70ml bottle in around a year or so

[Anonymous No.17052539]

>>17052419
Is it a good office scent? Haven't smelled it.

[Anonymous No.17052548]

>>17052539
very overpowering. he's sitting about 30 meters away from me through 2 sets of doors.
>wandered around the office for 10 mins sniffing the air like a retard to find him

[Anonymous No.17052549]

>>17052525
You can wear whatever you like whenever you like, it's just that some notes can be stifling in the heat, such as a cinnamony sweetness, whereas those same notes might be welcome as warming in the cold. And in high heat people generally don't want their senses overwhelmed, so lower concentrations are regularly used, but you can also just spray less.

Scent molecules do project and develop differently based on temperature and your body chemistry that goes along with that, so you may find some fragrances smell or perform particularly well in different seasons, but that's mostly again preference.

That all said, Encre Noire is very green with its dominant cypress, which makes it fresh enough for summer to me regardless.

[Anonymous No.17052550]

>>17052248
>Lanvin L'Homme
>Ferragamo Essenza Colonia
>Jeanne En Provence Acqua
>Tous Man Intense
>Dunhill Icon
>Dunhill Century
>Lalique White
>Zara Ebony Wood
>Zara Vibrant Leather Oud

[Anonymous No.17052564]

>>17052534
I still have a bottle of unfinished encre noire so if I can get away with using it in the summer without it being overpowering, then I'll just finish it first

I checked out Light Blue on fragrantica and seems like it has the same longevity rating as the Light Essence

[Anonymous No.17052573]

>>17052564
>I checked out Light Blue on fragrantica and seems like it has the same longevity rating as the Light Essence

Try it, who cares what fragrantica says lol

[Anonymous No.17052624]

>>17052549
thanks for explaining. i'll keep using it then

[Anonymous No.17052649]

>>17052155
>90 degrees Fahrenheit
>Fahrenheit
you said it yourself

[Anonymous No.17052661]

>>17052248
neroli intense

[Anonymous No.17052667]

>>17052525
I think Encre Noire is okay in any weather, it's fresh enough to my nose

[Anonymous No.17052668]

>>17052539
no. it's a great evening scent but weird pick for the office
>>17052548
did you end up talking about frags?

[Anonymous No.17052675]

>>17052668
He is probably busy sampling his Eau d'Homme if you catch my drift

[Anonymous No.17052686]

>>17052248
I'm using Bvlgari Man Glacial Essense

[Anonymous No.17052695]

>>17052401
La couche du diable

[Anonymous No.17052827]

Give me your favourite girl summer scents

[Anonymous No.17052858]

>>17052827
Kouros

[Anonymous No.17052866]

>>17052827
antaeus

[Anonymous No.17052873]

Why is nobody talking about this scent? It absolutely mogged philosykos EDP side by side and is the reigning king of FIG

[Anonymous No.17052889]

>>17052858
>>17052866
>

[Anonymous No.17052900]

>>17052458
What the fuck do these things actually smell like?

[Anonymous No.17052916]

>>17051383
Talcum powder
>>17052827
My balls

[Anonymous No.17052940]

>>17052668
no, thought that might be a bit weird as i don't know him
>>17052675
kek

[Anonymous No.17052956]

>>17051780
Dior of course. The one on platinum egoiste was also nice, similar to Dior.
Nicolai (nyi) also very smooth and nice.

Worst. Mugler's retarded rubber bottles and Prada Luna rossa carbon feels cheap.

[Anonymous No.17053038]

who tf shilled amouage gold earlier
this is the most floral feminine frag i've smelt
what are you a faggot

[Anonymous No.17053043]

>>17053038
How did it taste?

[Anonymous No.17053050]

>>17052956
agreed. best is Dior, worst is Mugler
I like how you can dose Dior frags so precisely with that sprayer - from a tiny puff to a big cloud

[Anonymous No.17053053]

just bought a bottle of Drakkar Noir
what am I in for?

[Anonymous No.17053059]

who tf shilled amouage gold earlier
this is the most floral feminine frag i've smelt
what are you a faggot

>>17052900
i bought the smell of penis one (picrel) out of curiosity when i was in japan. hard to describe obvs but it does not smell like sweaty dick/balls. it's sweet and musky. take the musk from MKK and throw in some overripe bananas and add a pissy note and thats what it smells like

[Anonymous No.17053086]

>>17053059
>i bought the smell of penis one (picrel) out of curiosity
sure you did

[Anonymous No.17053087]

>>17053059
These meme frags aside, redpill me on Japanese perfumery.

They are usually masters of fine arts/crafts, surely they've got some good stuff going on. Note: Issey Miyake doesn't count, from what I could find they use Western perfumers most of the time.

[Anonymous No.17053112]

I can get an authentic unused 120ml Creed Royal water millesime for 200$. Worth it?
(That will it a blind buy, I never smelled it)

[Anonymous No.17053123]

>>17053087
There is essentially no Japanese perfumery because wearing fragrances that other people can smell is considered rude.
If you want to get into Japanese smelly shit get into their higher end incense, the traditional Japanese incense brands are hundreds of years old and have deep and interesting traditions and history.
If you are in the US https://www.japanincense.com/ is a good place to look, sometimes stuff is cheaper on amazon.

[Anonymous No.17053125]

>>17053112
Doesn't that last for like 15 minutes?

[Anonymous No.17053126]

>>17053086
still have most of it anon

>>17053087
no clue desu, was not really into frags at the time i was there so i didnt seek any out besides this meme frag

[Anonymous No.17053151]

Jeremy is a CHAD

POWERRRRRRRRR BABY

https://youtu.be/TgAalHRhBPo

[Anonymous No.17053153]

>>17053151
Holy shit she's ugly.
Jeremy did the right thing.

[Anonymous No.17053156]

>>17053151
TAG EM AND FRAG EM BABY

STRENGGGGGGGTH

[Anonymous No.17053159]

I tried Ideal Extreme and Heritage from Guerlain so far, and I'm not a big fan of either. Is the Guerlain signature not for me? What else should I try?

[Anonymous No.17053184]

>friday summer evening
>nofap streak of 1 month
>cum home from work
>friends organised a pool sex orgy in your large mansion
>you wearing an all white velvet tracksuit, no underwear
>in the back ground there is music like Nelly Tip Drill
>take the biggest tits and ass blondes, all 10 of them and have sex with all of them

The smell of Tom Ford Oud Wood

[Anonymous No.17053187]

>>17053053
Add oakmoss to it and you smell like gigachad

[Anonymous No.17053205]

>>17053112
>is it worth it to blind buy a 200$ fragrance you've never smelled by a house that's known for being inconsistent and watered down
no

[Anonymous No.17053209]

>>17053159
I didn't like either of these all that much, but I love Shalimar EDP and I like Vetiver, Homme and Homme Boisee
Shalimar is amazing though, I've got to try the other old-ass Guerlain women's frags, I hear they're even more unisex than Shalimar

[Anonymous No.17053217]

>>17053087
Parfum Satori

[Anonymous No.17053221]

>>17053184
Just bought it few hours ago and I’m so happy

>>17053205
Thx

[Anonymous No.17053224]

>>17053184
>you crawl home after a 10 hour shift in your local supermarket
>live in a 30 square meter apartment
>dressed in a shit quality, too tight shirt made out of poplin and generic jeans
>wearing sneakers because boots are "too try hard"
>base half of your identity on a "quality fragrance brand"; Tom Ford
>frustrated in your skinny fat body and inability to hit the gym and stick to routines you are afraid of stepping on the scale

The smell of Tom Ford Oud Wood

[Anonymous No.17053230]

>>17053209
I'm honestly surprised Tom Ford hasn't knocked off Shalimar yet, but releasing it for men or as unisex. Maybe it's too famous for that.

[Anonymous No.17053235]

>>17053224
post SOTD and body with timestamp

[Anonymous No.17053246]

Where do you spray an extrait de parfum that only needs 1 spray?

[Anonymous No.17053249]

>>17053235
montabaco intensivo by ormonde jayne, 88kg/183cm at 13%ish bf

[Anonymous No.17053253]

>>17053246
base of my cock

[Anonymous No.17053256]

>>17053184
Tom Ford fucks black dudes

[Anonymous No.17053257]

>>17053246
the back / nape of the neck
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yDdVt05c0Y

[Anonymous No.17053261]

>>17053249
Should i buy Etruscan water or New York Intense first?

[Anonymous No.17053269]

>>17053221
Based

>>17053224
That's sad

[Anonymous No.17053270]

>>17053261
Etruscan Water if you are under <30, though I would strongly suggest you to sample both -- NYI is mossy and EW runs with the generic DNA of Bianchi, which might come off as gasoline if you aren't familiar with it

[Anonymous No.17053298]

Any malty whiskey frags I can get for an affordable price now that Pure Malt is stupidly expensive?

[Anonymous No.17053315]

>>17053298
Bentley for men intense
Dirty English

[Anonymous No.17053317]

>>17053298
givenchy gentleman reserve privee

[Anonymous No.17053334]

>>17053209
Yeah Shalimar is great and comfortably unisex. Of the other early women's Guerlains, Jicky is by far the most masculine to my nose. It's basically a fougere that's been orientalized with vanilla. I never feel remotely in drag wearing it.
Some people say Mitsouko is also unisex, which I'm not sure I agree with. The fruity and floral notes in it are pretty feminine to me, but the dark mossy base is balances those out really well. At any rate it's beautiful and definitely worth sampling

[Anonymous No.17053362]

>>17053209
>>17053334
I don't like vanilla and tonka much. Sometimes they are only used to create a certain sweetness, but in the Guerlains I've tried, they were more of the gourmandy type.

Any great Guerlains to try that don't feature a vanilla/tonka base, or at least aren't pronounced in that? Will definitely try Vetiver, although I've already got Vetiver frags I like well enough.

[Anonymous No.17053377]

>>17053053
Soapy lavender leather fragrance with an overpowering, synthetic leveler and absolutely horrible harsh alcoholic opening. Personally i don't like it due to these 2 reasons

[Anonymous No.17053385]

>>17053377
Lavender*, fuck typos

[Anonymous No.17053417]

>>17053377
honestly I've always thought it's one of the safest classic fougeres despite the edgy macho name and bottle
cheap enough that anyone can blind buy it, epecially since it comes in 30ml and 15ml bottles and it smells like lavender + herbal soap or shaving foam without too much spices or other notes that can make classic fougeres feel too heavy or dated

[Anonymous No.17053528]

do you guys even get any complements? I'm so hungry for one it's unreal
>>17051661
no, i am a dopamine junkie and don't like to wear the same thing 2 days in the row
>>17053053
got a sample and it smells awful on me, it's like a sweet green, maybe the juice is stale or it doesn't fit my skin at all its really bad
>>17053246
i refuse to believe there are scents which don't need more than 1 spray

[Anonymous No.17053538]

>>17053528
>do you guys even get any complements?
weekly, but I think it's because of my looks desu
>i refuse to believe there are scents which don't need more than 1 spray
try aqua sextius, ambra aurea or some Bianchi frag

[Anonymous No.17053629]

>>17053362
Heritage EDT has vanilla and tonka in the base, but it doesn't strike me as very pronounced or sweet/gourmandy. It's more about the lavender, patchouli, and sandalwood--a very complex composition that smells amazing. Easily my favorite masculine Guerlain

[Anonymous No.17053639]

>>17053053
>>17053417
Hard agree with this. Drakkar Noir is fresh, distinctive, and much less dated than its reputation might suggest. Go easy on the trigger and you'll probably get compliments. People will be surprised when you tell them what you're wearing

[Anonymous No.17053668]

Only eros and sauvage are known by the normies, and as they follow their natural instincts and have no bias whatsoever, they with their blissful ignorance of the rest of the frag world show us the way to reach the nirvana and end of this journey

[Anonymous No.17053708]

frag for this feel?

[Anonymous No.17053731]

>>17053708
Clive Christian X For Men

[Anonymous No.17053766]

>>17053187
Ah, repeating random bullshit memes. Never change, 4chan.

[Anonymous No.17053774]

Have you ever wanted to compliment someone's scent, but for one reason or another, decided not to? My Uber Eats delivery driver smelled really good, so good that I wanted to compliment him and ask what he was wearing, but couldn't be bothered.

[Anonymous No.17053775]

what is the perfect fragrance you would want your gf to smell like. you can give multiple

[Anonymous No.17053776]

>>17053668
These are 10/10.

[Anonymous No.17053785]

>>17053668
A friend of mine told me she had sampled Bleu de Chanel in a store not long ago, and that she loved it so much, that if her boyfriend were wearing it, she would want to fuck him there and then. She knows nothing about fragrances and it's probably the first one she's ever sampled, but that made me realise how even the most common fragrances can have that effect on women.

[Anonymous No.17053790]

To whatever anon posted this frag like a month ago I want to sincerely thank you. I have gone through 60+ samples and only found say 3-4 frags I feel I would actually purchase and wear frequently. This is my favorite, it seems to be perfect for all occasions and all seasons, baring winter perhaps. Really suits me overall, and think it smells fucking great. A crowd pleaser but still quite unique. Really well blended and lasts a good amount of time too. Doesn't project too much but I tend to prefer skin scents. It has sort of a marine smell to it, but smells nothing like a "blue" frag. Again, tremendous for most all occasions, including everyday wear at the office. The only time I wouldn't wear it is on a date, but if you had nothing else you could certainly get away with it. Defiantly my signature scent.

[Anonymous No.17053813]

>>17053775
My dick

[Anonymous No.17053819]

>>17053790
Glad you found something you really love, anon

[Anonymous No.17053859]

>people praising this fragrance in reviews, how refined and smooth it is, a true leather scent, etc.
>even the fucking flowchart says "leather wrapped softly in irises"
>I sit here for over 50 minutes already, smelling nothing other than the overpowering stink of cheap incense sticks
Why does it have to be like this?

[Anonymous No.17053905]

Is this blind buyable? And is it as short lived as people say it is?

[Anonymous No.17053928]

>>17053905
Yes
Yes

[Anonymous No.17054073]

why yes molecule 01 is my signature scent how can you tell

[Anonymous No.17054092]

>mfw Sauvage Parfum turns into ADG Eau de Parfum after 12 hours
Why do these mandarine notes last so fucking long?

[Anonymous No.17054100]

>>17053859
should have just gotten dior homme parfum lol

[Anonymous No.17054117]

>>17051550
bogart story blue
smells like Hasselhoff's hairy chest out of the ocean
beachy soapy goodness for 20 usd

[Anonymous No.17054127]

Does this live up to its hype?
I've been waiting for it to come back in stock at fragrancebuy for awhile now

[Anonymous No.17054140]

>>17053775
Robert Piguet Fracas

[Anonymous No.17054151]

>>17053775
something sexy like Fabergé® BRUT™

[Anonymous No.17054168]

Pic related is so fucking good.

>>17054117
Actually an authentic washing powder scent. Cuts through extreme heat, still good performance.

>>17054127
It is, actually also kinda sweet.

[Anonymous No.17054183]

thinking of blind buying this as a gift to an office lady family member. yay or nay?

[Anonymous No.17054198]

What does Hyde smells like? I'm about to get a decant

[Anonymous No.17054218]

I'm done.... I'm done with La Yuqawam Pour Homme
A lot of you love it, but for me it still smell like a bloody kerosene
For some Kerosene maybe smells good, for me it smell like roadside motorcycle repair shop or old spare part store that clean everything with kerosene.

[Anonymous No.17054239]

>>17054198
For me an actual amber fragrance, forget Amber Sultan, Grand Soir etc. they're just deeply sweet, no structure, no complexity.
Hyde is heavily resinous, ambery, woody, smoky, somewhat sweet like cough syrup, but not much.
It stains clothes with it's reddish color, extremely strong in longevity and sillage.

[Anonymous No.17054259]

>>17054218
maybe you're just not into leather frags
or maybe you have to try fahrenheit to know what a real motorcycle repair shop scent is like

[Anonymous No.17054266]

Brown guy here traveling trhough eastern europe for ex tourism. What should i spritz?

[Anonymous No.17054271]

Brown guy here traveling through eastern europe for sex tourism. What should i spritz?

[Anonymous No.17054279]

>>17054198
It's borderline unwearable. I love the concept. It's basically a smokey amber fragrance. The opening is strong woody smoke smell, that fades and you are left with a birchy amber.

[Anonymous No.17054327]

>>17053775
Shalimar EDP

[Anonymous No.17054336]

So, are there any frags I shouldn't wear on a first date, like a shopping centre/lunch date for reference?
I was thinking of ironically wearing 1 Million since it's so played out it'll be back in I feel.

[Anonymous No.17054342]

>>17054336
>So, are there any frags I shouldn't wear on a first date, like a shopping centre/lunch date for reference
I wouldn't wear Gucci Guilty Absolute or Comme des Garcons 2011 on these occasions

[Anonymous No.17054347]

>>17054336
If you wear 1 million on a first date it is very likely that the girl's ex-boyfriend has used that too. Invictus, Sauvage, One Million, or Eros, are the typical ex-boyfriend fragrances. You don't want to associate your scent with someone else's.

Wear something simple and fresh, women or people who are not in the world of perfumes like fresh and citrus fragrances in general, do not try to complicate things with overwhelming smells

[Anonymous No.17054376]

What are the implications of the Depp vs Heard trial for the /frag/ community?

[Anonymous No.17054381]

>>17051983
I have a bottle from like 3 or 4 years ago, and it lasts forever on me, like 8+ hours for sure. Also lasts forever on my clothes.

[Anonymous No.17054398]

>>17054376
I started hating them both because of the constant bombardment of their trials. I also hated people that were so invested in this dumb feud between to rich bastards

[Anonymous No.17054407]

>>17054336
Try picrel, i honestly am surprised by it and for a 20$ frag it does well.
And i guess you shouldn't wear kouros on the first date imo

[Anonymous No.17054415]

Just tried The Dreamer, anons who said it fit its name well were right. It feels soft, intimate, on the sweeter(?) side so I would assume it would be a bit too heavy for hot weather. It's kind of powdery, or soapy maybe. Distinctly masculine imo but not obnoxiously so. Pretty good especially since I paid 25 eurobucks for it.

[Anonymous No.17054418]

>>17054376
more retarded normalfags wearing sauvage

[Anonymous No.17054419]

>>17054398
you sad socially inept fucksack

[Anonymous No.17054421]

>>17054415
It's a good cheap frag, but it's so situational that I almost never get to use it.

[Anonymous No.17054425]

>>17054419
>poor johnny
>amber bad
>let's watch videos that are totally not biased that explain our poor johnny is a victim

[Anonymous No.17054430]

>>17054421
Situational? I don't know, I think it could be used daily in the fall and winter.

[Anonymous No.17054436]

>>17054430
I think it's a bit too sweet for daytime use personally. Only amber really works as a daytime sweet scent for me.

[Anonymous No.17054437]

>>17054430
And also i like it on cooler summer nights out, if i'm going for a walk or an outside bar it can be a very comfy frag

[Anonymous No.17054444]

>>17054436
>>17054437
Yeah it's true that it's quite sweet and you're probably right that it would be a great night scent
For some reason it reminds me of Boss Bottled, is my nose dysfunctional? They don't seem to have the same notes at all

[Anonymous No.17054450]

>>17054376
Johnny Depp with Sauvage is the perfect example how not to wear boring fragrances for girls. Don't be a pussy juice drinker.
Infact wear what you enjoy. Go with heavy dark oud in high heat summer.

[Anonymous No.17054458]

>>17054450
>Infact wear what you enjoy. Go with heavy dark oud in high heat summer.
I have a hard time resisting my urge to wear Dior Homme Parfum every time I go out, even in hot weather

[Anonymous No.17054461]

>>17054336
Once I dated a girl who said to me on a date “I’m so glad you don’t wear 1 million like all the other guys”

So 1 million is the worst option in my opinion

[Me !1n6WugqKa6 No.17054463]

>>17054376
Johnny is guilty you just know
sane people don’t text like creepy teenagers
he looks like he smells too

[Anonymous No.17054471]

OK LETS SETTLE THIS

How many sprays do you use for :

>Light intensity frags
>Medium intensity frags
>High intensity frags

[Anonymous No.17054483]

>>17054471
2-5

[Anonymous No.17054501]

>>17054259
My brother owned a repair shop for over a decade you dumdum.
Also I love leather frags, but this, they just emulate kerosene because manly man smell I guess
I will stick to Tobacco Blaze

[Anonymous No.17054504]

I went by sampling a lot of fragrances in an airport store recently (I'm generally a newbie to fragrances, own Dior Homme 2020 which I like). I sampled most of the "staple" basic male frags that are in stores, was interested by some of the more esoteric smells but didn't find anything particularly mindblowing.

Then, out of curiosity, I tried Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb (I believe it was Intense?), and it brought upon me emotions that I hadn't felt for years. I even felt aroused. Obviously it is a very feminine (perhaps even girly) fragrance, and that's part of why I felt so overjoyed by it. I could never wear that myself. But I wondered if there's anything like that, just more subtle or obscure, for the male market. Any ideas, or am I just a misguided newbie enchanted by the scent of a woman?

[Anonymous No.17054506]

>>17054450
Depp pretty much banging the most desired women on earth for decades, wtf you're talking about?

[Anonymous No.17054530]

>>17054504
honestly I don't remember what flowerbomb smells like, but there are some more masculine floral scents out there (lots of popular iris frags especially, which can smell like lipstick to some, try Dior Homme Intense if you want some of that)
Black Orchid by Tom Ford might give you a similar feeling of wearing a powerful, sweet and floral women's fragrance, but is much easier to pull off by a guy because of its darker, bolder nature that goes more oriental and gourmand. same goes for Shalimar EDP, though some people may associate that one with their grandma (it's really amazing though and I think younger people don't really know it nowadays)

[Anonymous No.17054531]

>>17054471
Light: 5. Both clavicles, one on the wrist then gently push them togetber, front and back of shirt.

Medium: 2. One on the clavicle and one on the wrist gently pressed together.

High: 1 on the wrist gently pressed together.

[Anonymous No.17054560]

>>17054471
>>Light intensity frags
4
>>Medium intensity frags
3
>>High intensity frags
2-3

[Anonymous No.17054571]

>>17053774
it's common thing in asia. they don't bother much.
>>17054168
based. is there any alternative that last longer or having better sillage?

[Anonymous No.17054585]

>>17054421
I'm also not sure when I would wear it desu, it's a bit of an oddball

[Anonymous No.17054596]

>>17054530
Thanks, I took note of the ones you mentioned.

[Anonymous No.17054598]

>>17054471
But how do I tell which is which?

[Anonymous No.17054604]

>>17054425
"my dog stepped on a bee" is still the highlight of the whole thing

[Anonymous No.17054609]

>>17054506
>the most desired women on earth
*bed-shitters

[Anonymous No.17054621]

>>17054504
I bought my mum Flowerbomb for xmas once and it was her signature for like 3 and a half years

[Anonymous No.17054664]

>>17054168
I thought this smelled way too high register and cheap. Like a lower quality ADG.

[Anonymous No.17054667]

>>17054183
pretty synthetic, but I dont think anyone could dislike it

[Anonymous No.17054675]

>>17054585
What would make it inappropriate for work or any casual occasion? It's dried down now and I'm getting a pleasant smell, not generic but not really unique or outlandish either.

[Anonymous No.17054686]

>>17054398
same here. who gives a fuck? The Rittenhouse trial was way more entertaining because there are actual stakes and death instead of just two rich cokeheads having relationship troubles.

[Anonymous No.17054690]

>>17054686
also, the Chauvin trial never had more than 20k viewers other than for the verdict and normies claimed to care so much about that, but this celebrity bullshit has millions.

[Anonymous No.17054709]

>>17053668
I've got a decent collection and my gf still insists on Eros, any ideas on if there's something better with the same dna?

[Anonymous No.17054711]

>>17053775
Bastille Pleine Lune

[Anonymous No.17054712]

this thread inspires confidence about the perfumes I'm working on.

[Anonymous No.17054715]

>>17054664
It's saltier and less citrusy than ADG

[Anonymous No.17054725]

>>17054709
Maybe try Le Male.
For me it smells like an Eros/Dreamer hybrid.

[Anonymous No.17054737]

>>17054571
>>17054664
>based. is there any alternative that last longer or having better sillage?

Yeah, Bleu Turquoise is somewhat similar and better smelling, but it comes with a price.
Bleu Turquoise is a strange scent, it's kinda cheap, piercing smelling in winter, but in extreme heat it's perfect refreshing, salty, a little creamy due to the vanilla with the OG ADG DNA.
For me it's the better ADG, Profumo is worse than the original ADG.

[Anonymous No.17054738]

Thoughts on applying under the armpits?

[Anonymous No.17054743]

Why does this have such an old man smell? And I don't mean "daddy smell", I mean grandpa smell.

[Anonymous No.17054744]

>>17054709
I second the original Le Male. I always thought Eros was trying to be the modern Le Male, but Le Male is much more unique and artistic in my eyes despite its popularity

[Anonymous No.17054746]

>>17054743
How does it smell like grandpa, kek? It's aquatic, citrusy, floral.

[Anonymous No.17054751]

>>17054743
I guess soem old dude in your life wore it a lot or something. it's not a grandpa fragrance objectively, it's only from the 90s and doesn't really smell dated since the citrus aquatic is still such a popular genre

[Anonymous No.17054778]

>>17054471
11 for all

[Anonymous No.17054790]

>>17054738
It turns sour.
Spray it on your upper back and the back of your neck before you put on your shirt.

[Anonymous No.17054792]

>>17054738
Chemicals in the frags will be absorbed faster and directly to the body.

[Anonymous No.17054847]

Tried Cool Water now, it's definitely similar to GIT but I'm getting a citrusy undertone from it for some reason that makes me think of Azzaro Chrome. The fougere (is it fougere?) that makes it so similar to GIT is way stronger though. It's also fairly one-dimensional imo, I'm not getting anything minty or sea water or anything of the sort. It's just very fresh and clean. It doesn't smell cheap at all and actually makes me think of the spa of a luxury hotel I was in a few years ago.

Also it's been about six hours since I sprayed The Dreamer on my arm and I feel like the drydown is a bit generic. Maybe it's because I only used one spray and am not getting much of a scent from it in the first place, but I don't get any tobacco like Jeremy claims. It just smells generic woody/spicy at this point. Is it normal?

[Anonymous No.17054856]

>>17054792
translation: it stings like fuck and kills the frag

[Anonymous No.17054873]

>>17054504

Lapidus Pour Homme Sport.

[Anonymous No.17054917]

Reading reviews people say that Encre Noire is a very mature scent, not suitable for people under 40-ish, is this true?

[Anonymous No.17054921]

>>17054917
it smells like piss and a camp fire

[Anonymous No.17054938]

>>17054725
>>17054744
Le male is for mediterrean 40 yo boomers who grew up on french house and tuned 1.9 tdi golfs

[Anonymous No.17054980]

>>17054921
That's not really what I asked

[Anonymous No.17054989]

>>17054917
I don't think that's true at all, it doesn't smell old school unlike something like Guerlain Vetiver

[Anonymous No.17054991]

>>17054989
How similar is it to TdH? TdH does feel like an old man scent to me

[Anonymous No.17055013]

Kek what thr fuck do he talk about:
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/c3-wDEuuvgA

Kenzo Homme intense is literally something new on the table, while his shilled Bdc, Sauvage, Aventus are generic as shit.

[Anonymous No.17055023]

>>17055013
>2 spritz into the fucking bottle cap
>smell 2 milliseconds after spraying
>base your opinion on this
geez jeremy

[Anonymous No.17055027]

>>17055023
I really like this dudes review, reminds me somehow of my uncle.

[Anonymous No.17055049]

I'm just getting into this whole fragrance thing and I don't really know what I like yet
Are there staples every beginner should own to get a good idea of the various types of scents and branch out from there?

[Anonymous No.17055055]

>>17055049
Go into the fragrance store, pick 3 pretty bottles, spray one on each wrist and one on your shoulder, walk aroud for 45, smell the spots you sprayed, pick the one that smells the and buy a bottle on some dicounter website, wear it exclusively for the next decade then repeat anything else is for fags

[Anonymous No.17055058]

>>17055049
Just buy hermes h24
Or dior homme (the current 2020 version)
Don't fall for the smelly water memes

[Anonymous No.17055059]

>>17054991
not all that similar. TdH is more in that classical "citrus, vetiver and patchouli" style which is what may make it seem old school. it is a bit updated though with more sweetness and iso e super
encre noire comes off more as a quirky modern "minimalist" scent than anything old school

[Anonymous No.17055081]

>>17055058
I like CW actually
>>17055055
Wearing is only part of my interest, I genuinely like discovering new scents

[Anonymous No.17055091]

>>17055059
Yeah I don't know why but TdH is just something I could only see myself wearing if I were in my late thirties maybe. I'm guessing Guerlain Vetiver is the same kind of thing?
>quirky modern "minimalist"
Ok, that sounds fine. Thanks

[Anonymous No.17055122]

>>17055081
>I like CW actually

You'll hate H24, gummy bear scent.

[Anonymous No.17055125]

>>17055122
I don't know, sweet stuff is nice too. I'd like to try one frag for each main 'family' of scents at least

[Anonymous No.17055140]

>>17054917
It's fine if you're under 40 but it's a challenging and sombre scent, not a mass appealing one. It opens with a ink note and dries down into a somewhat sour vetiver and woody note. Works best in the cool days of autumn and early winter. A very Dark Academia-core type of frag.
But yes, a younger guy can wear it.

[Anonymous No.17055148]

>>17055081
>I like CW actually
I actually think that h24 is a modern take on a similar kind of structure to cool water, it's made with totally different aromachems but you might like it. It's really more interesting than just saying it smells like gummy bears. It has this airy hot clothes iron accord that is very interesting.
I'm not even a fan of hermez scents in general

[Anonymous No.17055153]

>>17055140
Sounds perfect for me, people say I'm gloomy

[Anonymous No.17055156]

>>17055148
Fragrantica says it smells metallic and like banana, sounds weird but interesting.
voyage smells great too

[Anonymous No.17055199]

>>17054743
My old boss who was a bipolar drug addicted cunt used to wear this every morning coming out of his en suite with a steampunk style showerroom.
Hated cleaning that fucker.

[Anonymous No.17055215]

Thoughts on Bond no. 9 and Amouage in general?

[Anonymous No.17055230]

>>17055215
>Thoughts on Bond no. 9
An expensive clone house
>Amouage in general
Once a truly luxurious vanity project made by the royal family of oman, now owned by somebody else and made in England with significantly lessened formula budgets. Some are fantastic works of art, some were never good, some were amazing and have now been reformulated into much less impressive states. A few are comically overpriced.

[Anonymous No.17055246]

>>17055230
And since innovation is kill, they release expensive meme concentration flankers of their best sellers.

[Anonymous No.17055251]

>>17055230
So none of bond no. 9 is worth trying?
What's the best stuff from amouage?

[Anonymous No.17055275]

>>17055251
>So none of bond no. 9 is worth trying?
Some of their stuff is not a terrible buy if you can get it at deep deep discounts off of msrp. For the prices they normally ask there are dozens of better places to look for frags worth trying in that price range.
For Amouage you should try, interlude man, reflection man, jubilation xxv, maybe beach hut, maybe gold man if you are feeling brave. But ask some other people i have bad taste

[Anonymous No.17055281]

>>17055275
Thank you

[Anonymous No.17055306]

Which 5 Parfum d'Empires should I try out? Planning on getting their sample set.

[Anonymous No.17055341]

Got my second round of samples, all MDCI.
>ambre topkapi
Smells a little too "fresh" for my tastes, but not bad. GF loves it.
>l'homme aux gants
Decent, I'll need to try it to feel it out more
>cuir garamont and cuir cavalier
I wasn't super impressed and can't even remember them an hour later, I'll have to revisit.
>barbier de tangier
Ew.

I'll probably go with either chypre palatin or invasion barbare. I think the gf prefers invasion, so that'll most likely be the winner.
Maybe I'll take the chypre, ambre, and one or two others for the "samples".

[Rubber Bumpers No.17055364]

Wheeeeeeeee!

[Anonymous No.17055374]

>>17055049
try this flowchart >>17051367
it's a fun way to check out what scent categories you like

[Anonymous No.17055378]

>>17055091
>I'm guessing Guerlain Vetiver is the same kind of thing
Guerlain Vetiver is even more old school, Terre d'Hermes is a modernized take on this kind of scent

[Anonymous No.17055379]

>>17055374
I appreciate the hard work that someone obviously put into that but is there an updated version for people under 35?

[Anonymous No.17055382]

>>17055156
yeah Voyage and Terre are my favorite Hermes frags personally. the rhubarb one is nice too if you want a straightforward rhubarb frag, a surprisingly rare note

[Anonymous No.17055385]

>>17055379
not only filtered but also spoken like a true reddit-nigger-faggot.

[Anonymous No.17055398]

>>17055374
Based, thanks. Missed it somehow
>>17055382
All the "eau de..." ones seem pretty good honestly, eau d'orange verte is fresh as fuck but not boring

[Anonymous No.17055416]

>>17052422
Don't see the problem. 20 ft aren't that much. That doesn't even reach across the street.

>>17052491
CW Intense is a very sweet crowdpleaser type of fragrance, "modern" in that sense. Insane performance for the price and contains actual mandarin oil. It's just not my type of fragrance.
Original CW is one of the greatest fragrances ever made.

>>17053246
>only needs 1 spray
Yeah, good luck with that.

>>17053528
>do you guys even get any complements?
Yes, but it isn't a regular thing. 40 sprays are trick to getting compliments. Never gotten one when I only wore 5-7 sprays or whatever weak people put on.

>>17053538
I wore a whole mL of Patchouly from Profumum Roma, which was roughly half my sample. It would certainly do with less, but one spray is still far from enough.

>>17053668
I still think Acqua di Gio, Boss Bottled and Bleu de Chanel are more common than these two.

>>17054336
1 Million, 40 sprays. Guaranteed sex.

>>17054347
She had that guy nut into her though. Always remember that.

>>17054407
After buying that together with The Dreamer, this is the better one of the two. Smells good, rather sweet, a bit synthetic, creating that "cheap" smell vibe. It also seems to last surprisingly long for the price.

>>17054415
It's okay. Certainly unique. Will not be in my rotation, though.

>>17054471
40.
40.
40.

>>17054483
>>17054531
>>17054560
ngmi.

>>17054778
Barely makes the cut.

>>17054938
Then why am I wearing 40 sprays of it?

[Anonymous No.17055515]

>>17052065
lol i wear afternoon swim. you could for sure find a cheaper alternative, but it interacts really well with my skin chemistry and smells like a villa on lake como to me

[Anonymous No.17055674]

Looking for a rec.

Summer, hot weather fragrance.
Currently wear Caron Yuzu and Bvlgari Aqua Amara in summer.
Tried Dior Homme Cologne, didn't like the syrupy sweetness.

Looking for something sharp and bracing, but appropriate for hot, daytime wear.

[Anonymous No.17055679]

>>17053087
Di Ser, J-Scent

[Anonymous No.17055688]

>>17052065
holy shit why are they so expensive lol

[Anonymous No.17055689]

>>17054376
It will solidify Sauvage as one of the greatest male scents in history.

[Anonymous No.17055801]

>>17055674
check out heeley's frags. currently sampling them and I am amazed at freshies lasting 9h on my skin smelling incredibly sharp and well put together as well

[Anonymous No.17055808]

i appreciate perfumed court's vintage selection and their prices relative to other sample sites but their shipping is fucking trash

[Anonymous No.17055905]

Thoughts on DH Sport 2021?

[Anonymous No.17055916]

>>17055801
Thanks. Any specific one?

[Anonymous No.17055921]

Buying samples is a better rush than crack. I just blacked out and hit buy on 20

[Anonymous No.17055927]

>>17055905
It lasts for 15 minutes, if the longevity wasnt complete ass it might be worth getting.

[Anonymous No.17055928]

>>17055416
We get it, you're a douche who likes to choke people out with their stink. You can stop mass replying the same stupid ass bullshit thread after thread, it was tired and boring months ago.

[Anonymous No.17055979]

>>17055306
Ambre Russe and Azemour Les Oranges were the two best imo with Ambre Russe being full bottle worthy (but I'm keen to ambers), Mal-Aime was interesting but not wearable per se since the strong nettle accord is very stingy. I recommend you pick the rest according to your taste.

[Anonymous No.17056017]

is CDNIM good for spring/summer or no

[Anonymous No.17056022]

>that first spray after a nice shower

i do it by habit even if im just staying at home. feels so good bros

[Anonymous No.17056031]

>>17055921
more more more

[Anonymous No.17056033]

>>17056017
Yes, but its outdated

[Anonymous No.17056037]

>>17054609
Even better

[Anonymous No.17056041]

>>17054425
Team Depp are the npcs? Sure, dude.

[Anonymous No.17056065]

>>17056041
team depp = right wing and centrists and some leftists
team amber = radical leftist sjws/trannys

[Anonymous No.17056090]

>>17054425
seethe

[Anonymous No.17056132]

Hey bros. Hope all is well.

What are some pleasant fresh or aquatic scents ?

[Anonymous No.17056159]

>disappears in 30 seconds

[Anonymous No.17056203]

>>17056132

[Anonymous No.17056215]

>>17052065
Afternoon Swim smells great, but after I wore it out I realized I have no desire to smell like that, or be constantly smelling that throughout the day. Imagination and On the Beach I feel similarly about. I feel like while they are all absolutely unisex scents... I only want to smell them on a woman. Occasionally, a whiff here and there. Those are their top three though and very well done.

L'immensite is delicious in the opening and was going to be my main frag, but after about 2 hours it dries down into something really awful and cheap/mildewey smelling. Tygar is super similar and handles this better, but is overall much less appealing to my nose (leans far more grapefruity). Percival is some sort of weird hybrid that I'm not a fan of at all.

Meteore and Sur La Route are horrendous.

Great bottles and boxes as well, and the people complaining about the prices can shut the fuck up and go be poor somewhere else. But to protect their brand they really should consolidate and also go back to the drawing board on a few others.

[Anonymous No.17056234]

>>17056215
This
Most frags give me a headache and I feel better on days I forget to spray
It's probably just another way to take our money

[Anonymous No.17056363]

>>17055674
Parfum d'Empire Acqua di Scandola

[Anonymous No.17056469]

Post a song and get a frag rec
I'll start youtube.com/watch?v=wMlerWxpQ_I

[Anonymous No.17056471]

>>17056469
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWLymSF1sNw

[Anonymous No.17056486]

Got my second compliment ever yesterday when a coworker said "you smell nice today" with emphasis on "today". Was nice but kinda weird because i've been wearing the same frag with the same amount of sprays to work for months now

[Anonymous No.17056490]

>>17056471
premier figuier

[Anonymous No.17056504]

>>17056486
I got one of my first compliments recently too, I was wearing TdH and a friend of mine said I smell great

[Anonymous No.17056514]

>>17056041
Yeah they are, because all of a sudden they just started supporting him without thinking. Even though he is also a drug addicted abuser

[Anonymous No.17056515]

>>17056159
I just want a longer lasting flanker, am i asking too much?

[Anonymous No.17056518]

>>17056065
also team depp= are so called Mens rights activists

[Anonymous No.17056524]

>>17056518
team depp are all the sane people, team amber are just the crazies.

[Anonymous No.17056526]

>>17056518
true, although I feel like even most leftists are "team depp". the only ones who say amber did nothing wrong are TERFs who uironically just hate men

[Anonymous No.17056533]

>>17056524
>>17056526
I don't know and i don't want to derail the thread further but overall, the moment i realized i was bombarded with "amber hate" i sensed something was wrong, because it is impossible to have that amount of one sided story. And when i read more it also turns out johnny boy is a drug addict, abuser and also has a history of grooming, and the trial was streamed with purpose to attract more attention and bots were employed to make johnny a victim and spread hate towards amber.

[Anonymous No.17056535]

What is the most ocean-smelling frag
Thinking seaside, ocean shore, fresh, breezy, fit for the summer, but not citrusy

[Anonymous No.17056536]

>>17056526
nope. all the feminists (what you call terfs, stupid tranny term i wont use) are team johnny. only trannies are team amber.

[Anonymous No.17056547]

I used to have a crush on a girl who smelled like clementines or mandarin oranges. Not normal oranges, it's a clearly different scent. Are there any perfumes like this?

[Anonymous No.17056548]

>>17056535
sel marin or oud minerale

[Anonymous No.17056562]

>>17056547
try Aqua Allegoria Mandarine Basilic

[Anonymous No.17056567]

>>17056515
Probably.
Then again, I gave up on hoping for anything good to happen a long time ago

[Anonymous No.17056569]

>>17056562
thanks

[Anonymous No.17056580]

>>17056547
Atelier Clementine California
JV Artisan Pure
Bond No9 Little Italy

[Anonymous No.17056581]

>>17056515
>>17056567
I don't get Burberry honestly
all the other designers release endless flankers of their biggest hits and they can't just make a simple "intense" or "EDP" version of London, even though everyone would eat it up, me included

[Anonymous No.17056596]

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[Anonymous No.17056598]

>>17056533
Have you actually watched any of the testimonies? All you need to do is watch the highlights to see that Amber Heard was lying about the whole thing.
>She admits in court she punched him (claiming she was afraid Johnny would push her down the stairs like she did to Kate Moss. Kate Moss then testified she was never pushed down any stairs by Depp).
>She is recorded saying "Tell the world you're a victim of domestic violence, Johnny, nobody will believe you" and mocking him for being weak
>She claims she used X brand of makeup to cover up her bruises on specific date Y. Brand X then says that the product AH mentioned had not been released at that specific date.
>She claims to have received bruises and black eyes at specific dates, yet all her public appearances shortly after those dates show no evidence of that at all.
>She had previously claimed she had donated X millions to a charity (her settlement from another lawsuit, now under oath said she actually hadn't yet donated it.
>Has a previous conviction for domestic abuse towards a previous partner.
Dude, the bitch is a lying cunt and she was rightly put in her place. Depp may be a junkie and alcoholic, but he did not get violent with her, she did.

[Anonymous No.17056604]

>>17056598
> All you need to do is watch the highlights
Yeah base an opinion on out of context clips that will do everything to make johnny the victim, the whole situation does not seem all thatt fair from my perspective and i don't like the storm it generated, that is just my opinion, in the end it is two rich bastards fighting and should not concern us

[Anonymous No.17056613]

>>17056604
>should not concern us
making people more aware of fake domestic violence allegations is pretty important. if some retarded celebrity trial is what it takes to make normies aware that you shouldn't immediately cancel someone without seeing evidence then so be it

[Anonymous No.17056641]

>>17056613
Exactly my thoughts. The #MeToo and #BelieveAllWomen bullshit was started by fucking celebrities, but it's had real-life consequences for the common man, so you shouldn't ignore that crap.