/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.7903332]

Are there better fragrances than these? OP hasn't found one yet.

[Anonymous No.7903372]

Guess i should have posted "Fragrance thread."

[Anonymous No.7903392]

Easy

[Anonymous No.7903412]

>diesel
>are there better?

wow who left the gate open at the fuccboi ranch

[Anonymous No.7903414]

Chanel bleu. Shit has the effect that Axe promises in it's commercials. It's really expensive though.

[Anonymous No.7903416]

This ones a classic

[Anonymous No.7903425]

Only the Brave is really nice. Girls always tell me I smell lovely with it on. If you don't own it I would deffo recommend it. It's nice stuff. When you first put it on it is quite strong, after about an hour though it smells magnificent.

[Anonymous No.7903437]

What does /fa/ think of this slutty ass scent? I personally like it.

Also, any other sweet scents for guys?

[Anonymous No.7903444]

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[Anonymous No.7903865]

better is difficult to determine since this stuff has a tendency to smell differently on different people, depending on the the weather, and even on what they last ate.

as for your choices, they are very mainstream in that they'r ubiquitous mall choices. no problem if they happen to smell good on you, but you'll probably be smelling like many, many other people around you since they are within easy reach and require no thought.

or not, maybe everyone around you stinks anyway, in which case they are "good".

[Anonymous No.7903874]

>>7903437
>Also, any other sweet scents for guys?
why do you want to smell like a teenaged girl? or a turkish child molester?

sweet scents that have become vogue over the past couple of years are a cancer, fitting perhaps since rates of diabetes and retardation are higher than ever

[Anonymous No.7905132]

What does /fa/ think of this?
Tried it out the other day and I really liked it.

[Anonymous No.7905159]

>>7903332
plenty. so many i dont know where to start. the entire house of amouage by a longshot, for starters

[Anonymous No.7905152]

I bought some 4711 yesterday, smells pretty nice.

>it was in the women's section

gonna get Taylor of Old Bond St "Mr Taylor" (A Gentleman's Cologne) next.

[Anonymous No.7905165]

Bleu De Chanel and D&G The One For Men are GOAT frags.
Tom Ford Tuscan Leather is another good one.

[Anonymous No.7905173]

>>7905132
if you like it, wear it and don't worry about what /fa/ thinks

[Anonymous No.7905227]

>>7905173
Oh I certainly will, thanks.
Was more asking out of curiosity.

[Anonymous No.7905530]

>>7905152
where did you buy it from? I work for a website that sells it.

[Anonymous No.7905552]

>>7903437
you want sweet? try the 1 million from paco rabanne, black xs is not even close to that sweetness

[Anonymous No.7905690]

>>7905227
looks like a 'fresh' or 'maritime' scent which /fa/ might hate but tbh I've never seen kenzo frags mentioned
can you tell me what it was like?

[Anonymous No.7905781]

Comme des Garcons 2 Man and 888 are both amazing scents which I constantly get complimented on.

Thierry Mugler Angel Man is great.

Tom Ford Noir

Bleu de Chanel

Jean Paul Gaultier Le Male is another fragrance which is pretty common but smells great.

Diesel Fuel For Life is pretty nice, I used to wear it all the time.

[Anonymous No.7905808]

Ive only owned 3 colognes so far

>Blue de Chanel - chanel
bretty damn good. incense and grapefruit. i like it
>made to measure - gucci
piss fucking poor $68 axe body spray (does have a nice leathery base note though)
>Pour Homme - Versace
9/10
smells so good. have gotten a "you smell like a douche" before though

[Anonymous No.7905828]

>>7903416
I dunno if I got a shit batch or something, but this stuff wears off unbelievably quickly.

[Anonymous No.7905878]

What's the sudden like of Chanel Blue? It was hated more than 1 Million a month ago here.

[Anonymous No.7905990]

>>7905878
its actually a decent fresh scent for clubbing.

all 1 million is good for is smelling like a persian pedophile

there are nice sweet frags, then there is synthetic shit like this.

waiting for a payday then im pretty sure im gonna cop a bottle of The Vagabond Prince - Enchanted Forest. its blackberry sweet with like a blackberry wine vibe built on a green, foresty base.

[Anonymous No.7906005]

[Anonymous No.7906013]

>>7905808
>you smell like a douche
great success

[Anonymous No.7906030]

>>7906013
EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED TO HEAR!
YEEEEESSSS!

[Anonymous No.7906109]

kiton
my fav

[Anonymous No.7906114]

pour homme II
2nd best

[Anonymous No.7906154]

if money isn't a problem, you could go with les exclusifs, they're really good and original
I recommend you sycomore, evertime I wear it I receive compliments

[Anonymous No.7906224]

the dry down scent on this stuff is amazing in my opinion.

[Anonymous No.7906237]

>>7906224
gr8 scent m8, I own the simple versione(he wood), girls seem to be in ecstasy whenever they smell it

[Anonymous No.7906298]

>>7903425
this

may be plebe but it is a really nice fagrance for what it is tbh
girls absolutely love it

that cdg fragance using nuclear power plant smelling ass nigga life isnt for me right now

[Anonymous No.7906303]

>>7906298
Talking about Od53?

[Anonymous No.7906345]

>>7906298
Odeur 53 smells really nice. Not synthetic nor like chemicals. It smells like cleanliness, flowers, I don't know, something clean and nice you don't find anywhere else.

[Anonymous No.7906356]

>>7906345
Hm. I never really smelt that, it smelled really synthetic to me and gave me headaches.
I still have the sample lying around, I might try it again since I never wore it for more than ten minutes.

[Anonymous No.7906379]

>>7905132
I have Eau de Toilette Boisée by Kenzo, it's woody.. (No shit.) and it's pretty strong while still being really pleasing for hours.

>>7906356
Oh, maybe it's because it's from a sample? I tested it from the bottle in a store in my city, maybe the scent is different.

[Anonymous No.7906437]

>>7906379
Could be that. Like I said, I'll give it another go.
I wish there was a store here that carried CDG stuff so I could try it out of the bottle.

[Anonymous No.7906448]

>>7906437
Is there some "gothninja-y" store in your city? There is only one in mine and they have some CDG (only perfumes), Rick, Saberi and stuff like Acne.
I went only 3 times because the atmosphere is weird, there is nobody in the store except the two sales(wo)men, always watching you.

[trunks !!SE08Bv/gZZR No.7906458]

>>7906448
haha wtf cdg is not "goth ninja"

[Anonymous No.7906474]

>>7906458
Come on Trunks, you're not so stupid.
The stores selling Rick are more inclined to sell CDG than one selling Ralph Lauren.

[Anonymous No.7906624]

>>7906448
Not that I know of. There's a Saks Fifth but I already checked and they don't carry any. They have Rick but no CDG.

[Anonymous No.7906672]

Ive been selling bottles and getting more decants myself recently. Got me another few decants of these ones in the pics. Still cant decide if I actually like DHI or not enough to get a full bottle.

off hand I dont actually care for anything from OPs pic actually myself =x

[Anonymous No.7906674]

no one million?

I am dissapoint

[Anonymous No.7906688]

>>7906674
Eh. Too sweet for my taste.

[Anonymous No.7906697]

This is a great winter scent. Very warm and peppery. It's definitely one of my favorites.

[Anonymous No.7906698]

>>7906688
i sprayed a tester on my jacket a week ago and still smell it.

[Anonymous No.7906763]

>>7906698
That's because perfume evaporates when in contact with the heat from your skin. Jackets don't give off heat so the oils never evaporate as quickly.

[Anonymous No.7906835]

thoughts on this?
i know itsbaby tier but i was at work and smelled it on a coworker and it reminded me of grade 4 (blue jean is what my mom sprayed me with at the time)
i just needed to buy it to wear around the house.
$20 on ebay for 2.5, i dont even know why im posting, i like it.

[Anonymous No.7906861]

>>7906674
>>7903332
these and Versace's Eros are the best fragrances for the inexperienced, entry level younger crowd, say 17-21. Girls love them

[Anonymous No.7906865]

shoop da woop

[Anonymous No.7906914]

>>7906114
Was considering copping this one.

[Anonymous No.7906927]

what about fem scents?
do you guys have any faves?
i'm a girl and i've always just worn some hippy citrusy natural scent but i'm looking for something more mature now
maybe this?

[Anonymous No.7906933]

>2014
>Still using perfumes over scented lotions

[Anonymous No.7906938]

Comme des Garcons Black fragrance:

I tried this (incredibly spicy) fragrance the other day, and the first impression i got was that it was waaay to powerful, like I'd sprayed on me some sort of garam masala x pepper grinder concoction.

But as the day went by, I really came to love the fragrance. At the end of it, it was so alluring, literally mouthwatering.

I'm really considering getting it, but now I'm having doubts as to whether people will think I just ate in an Indian restaurant when I use it.

Also, it's one of the longest lasting fragrances I've ever tried on. Lasted me a day and a half on my coat.

Anyone tried/have it? What do you think?

[Anonymous No.7906948]

>>7906933
lol this is just what you shouldnt be doing when wearing perfume.
your deodorant and moisturizer fragrance should be VERY faint.
>>7906927
mymom uses this shit. i fucking love it. its almost like the scent is tangible.

[Anonymous No.7906952]

since i live in SoCal, i tend to stay away from winter fragrances just because SoCal is either summer or a mild spring year-round.

anyways, here's my rotation so far.

Creed Original Santal
Creed GIT
Creed Millesime Imperial
Creed Aventus
V&R SpiceBomb
Ferre Bergamotto Marino

thinking about copping l'homme soon or maybe virgin island water.

[Anonymous No.7906961]

>>7906948
how very freudian of u

[Anonymous No.7906962]

>>7906952
>V&R SpiceBomb
gross

time to broaden your horizons

[Anonymous No.7906963]

>>7906952
disgusting.

[Anonymous No.7906965]

>>7906927
daisy is so bad tho

[Anonymous No.7906966]

>>7906927
behold
http://theperfumedcourt.com/Products/Classic-and-Discontinued-Vintage-Parfum-Sampler---Luxury-scents-long-gone---16-Samples__CLASSICVINTAGESAMPLER.aspx

[Anonymous No.7906972]

>>7906961
lol how do you mean?
i remember her wearing it when i was very young and it was such a special scent, i didnt smell it again for another 10 years. it wasnt until maybe a couple years ago that she purchased it again and smelled it on her, it fucking blew me away.

im not even into mommy's or milfs, i just really love that scent.

[Anonymous No.7906980]

>>7906962
yeah spicebomb is a bit too sweet, but it got me into the frag game. gonna expand into other types of fragrances but i've noticed that i really only like fruity and spicy fragrances. you got any suggestions? once winter hits again in socal, i'm gonna cop pure malt and eau de baux

[Anonymous No.7906985]

>>7906980
>once winter hits again in socal, i'm gonna cop pure malt and eau de baux
lol bro stop acting as if so-cal is some sort of twilight zone.
wear whatever the fuck you want when appropriate.

[Anonymous No.7907001]

>>7906985
>wear whatever the fuck you want when appropriate.
>when appropriate.

well yeah, but some fragrances are a lot heavier than others which is why i tend to gravitate towards summer orientated fragrances cause i live in fucksville where its normal to have 80 degrees during fall/winter and im not trying to have some bitch choking on dior fahrenheit when she could be choking on my dick instead.

[Anonymous No.7907006]

Does anyone have any experience with CDG's Standard?

[Anonymous No.7907020]

>>7906948
I have Hypnotic Poison, such a seductive scent.
What does /fa/ think of Flowerbomb by Viktor & Rolf? I like it, but sometimes I think it might be a little too sweet and overpowering. Wondering what males think of it

[Anonymous No.7907345]

>>7907006
http://www.basenotes.net/ID26132656.html

[Anonymous No.7907355]

How big is your guys' collection? I was never into the fragrance game before but now I find myself wanting to buy more. I should look into getting decants because this shit gets expensive.

[Anonymous No.7907362]

>>7907345
Seems people like it. A'ight thanks, probably gonna get a sample of that and one of White.

[Anonymous No.7907425]

>>7903392
Nobody on this board like niche stuff. Even Creed gets ignored here. Also vetiver 46 is fantastic.

[Anonymous No.7907462]

>>7907425
I was just wondering about the niche category. I though /fa/ would be all about real fragrances instead of glorified axe you find in a mall. Anyone use luckyscent at all?


and nobody has mentioned

Tom Ford is a good place to start if you are at a mall.

[Anonymous No.7907466]

>>7906927
What kind of perfume do you like?

I'm a girl with a lot of niche frags and fragrances in general, I could probably help you if you were more specific.

[Anonymous No.7907472]

>>7907425
I like Creed frags but I'm a total poorboi.

[Anonymous No.7907496]

thoughts on this one?

[Anonymous No.7907518]

>>7907462
The people who talk about scent here tend to be the ones who are here to get laid, not those who have a genuine interest in fashion for it's own sake. There are a few exceptions here granted.

I will usually just pick the cheapest seller listed on basenotes reliable seller list, no experience with lucky as of yet.

>>7907496
Boring, somewhat overplayed, not as bad as 1million is right now though.

Fair number of women seem to love it.

[Anonymous No.7907523]

>>7907496
I blind bought this recently, and the first day I wore it I was absolutely disgusted by it. It sorta had that "gasoline/oil" type smell that people write reviews about. I was ready to get rid of it or gift it to my pops, then a few days later I gave it another shot and I really liked it. Now it's one of my favorites. I don't know why it smelt so bad to me initially. Best way I can describe the smell is like a dark old leather jacket.

I like it because it's pretty unique but you have to be careful because this shit is pretty potent. I know this has gone through reformulations through the years so I can't comment on them, I think my bottle is the latest version. Keep in mind this stuff has been out since the late 80's

[Anonymous No.7907528]

>>7906154

EN is better

[Anonymous No.7907530]

>>7907528
How prominent is the bourbon note?

[Anonymous No.7907533]

>>7907530

It's just vetiver, cypress wood and musk - no alcoholic impression at all

[Anonymous No.7907534]

I like sweet, subtle fragrances so this is pretty much all I wear. I will probably pick up something citrusy for the summer though.

[Anonymous No.7907536]

>>7906980
dior - Fahrenheit

[Anonymous No.7907541]

>>7907523
Gotten any compliments or anything yet? I wanted to try it out but I'm worried it might be kind of an offensive scent due to the gasoline leather smell.

[Anonymous No.7907547]

What do you think of Tobacco Vanille?

[Anonymous No.7907550]

>>7907518
The people who talk about scent here tend to be the ones who are here to get laid, not those who have a genuine interest in fashion for it's own sake. There are a few exceptions here granted.
Where should I go for this type of discussion? The type where we talk about the most esoteric amazing fragrances in the world...?

[Anonymous No.7907554]

>>7907547
Good, a little overplayed but still good.
Tuscan Leather, Oud Wood, and Noir are also great.

[Anonymous No.7907558]

>>7907554
I really enjoyed his new plum and incense offering. Smells great on me and my husband with great projection. Beautiful unisex perfume.

Atelier d’Orient Plum Japonais Tom Ford is the name. Have you tried it?

[Anonymous No.7907565]

>>7907558
I actually haven't. I glazed over it last time I was looking at TF frags,

[Anonymous No.7907568]

>>7907565
It is worth a test, if you are in to that sort of thing.

What is your favorite perfume, non-pleb Anon?

[Anonymous No.7907574]

>>7907496
It's what Pulp Fiction is to film.
What bob Dylan is to music.
What Picasso is to art.

It's mature, rugged, enigmatic, and masculine.

Experts of the fragrance game will respect it as a classic and possibly entry-level masculine fragrance.

People who've been in the fragrance game a decent amount of time will try to hate on it to appear knowledgeable or tasteful - pay them no mind.

Those who are unaware or unsuspecting of such a scent to exist will become aroused by it at a whiff and they will love it. Alternatively they will cover their noses and turn their heads in distaste only to realize that it's quite bearable the next day. Then to realize they quite like it the following day. Only to come to grips on the third day that they actually love the fragrance.

[trunks !!SE08Bv/gZZR No.7907579]

>>7907574
>It's what Pulp Fiction is to film.
>What bob Dylan is to music.
>What Picasso is to art.

entry level garbage for autistic teens? sounds about right

[Anonymous No.7907580]

>>7906672
how is the tobacco vanille?

[Anonymous No.7907586]

>>7907580
I really like it on my husband
I gave a big decant to my dad who wears it to formal events and he loves it

I can totally pull it off, especially with a vanilla on top. Tihota is my favorite, but nobody knows about that one.

[Anonymous No.7907588]

>>7907579
>not having respect for the entry level and classics therein
You have my pity.

[Anonymous No.7907589]

>>7907579
While I agree with those first two, I think calling Picasso garbage is a bit ignorant. Few artists have contributed as much to art culture and growth as he has, and saying otherwise just makes you come off as ignorant (regarding fine art at least)

Then again, you don't seem like the type that spends a whole lot of time or thought towards classical art anyways so whatever. Do you even have a favorite artist?

[Anonymous No.7907590]

>>7907586
>I really like it on my husband
fucking faggot who allowed you butthole stretching pole slurping mentally ill fucks to marry

[Anonymous No.7907593]

>>7907590
I am a woman. We are discussing perfume. Why is this so unbelievable?

[Crept No.7907595]

>>7907579
Perfect could not say better myself

[Anonymous No.7907596]

>>7907590

[Anonymous No.7907597]

>>7907593
>I am a woman.
post omanko

[Anonymous No.7907598]

>>7907590
>Women can't be on 4chan

[Anonymous No.7907600]

>>7907595
lmao trying way too hard to get on trunk's dick. That is fucking sad.

[Anonymous No.7907601]

>>7907598
I don't usually say that I am for that reason. I am just not a gay dude and I thought I would tell Anon. I know you wont believe me, but it is true- I will not try to convince you of my gender anymore because I know you don't believe me. I thought it would be in context to mention it.

[Crept No.7907604]

>>7907600
>implying

[Anonymous No.7907605]

>>7907601
Well at least now you've proven that women are as stupid as they say.

[Anonymous No.7907608]

I can't stand diesel, my dad wears the one on the far right. I don't hate my dad or anything. I just don't know why my mom let him buy it at the diesel store they were getting old people jeans.

I like spicebomb on men.

[Anonymous No.7907610]

How do you guys feel about Creed Virgin Island Water?

[Anonymous No.7907614]

>>7907605
>implying it needed proving

[Anonymous No.7907615]

>>7907610
>Creed Virgin Island Water


This fragrance has been high on my test list for the hype it gets and for the generally positive reviews with performance issues being the main drawback.

First applied you get a huge blast of lime followed by coconut moments after. Very natural, and indeed a tropical bliss. One of the greatest openings I've experienced on a summery scent. Fresh, tropical, and beachy.

The opening is my favorite part, but for about the 20 minutes that it lasts the inevitable drydown follows..

The lime settles a bit, and you begin detecting the rum note infused with the coconut, and I'm guessing the sugar cane note follows. What I get here is a sweet & purply smell reminiscent of the beverage Pina Colada with a touch of lime. The fragrance stays this way all the way through.

Unfortunately I can't say I'm a very big fan of the drydown, but the top notes are what made me love the fragrance.

Performance:

Longevity is excellent. Definitely enough for me. Over 10+ hours.

Projection is again, excellent. I am indeed very lucky to be able to get more than 6 feet of continuous projection for hours on end. No lotion, only 4 sprays straight to skin. Seems to work beautifully for my chemistry. Shocking.

Overall I think it is an excellent tropical & summery fragrance. I do wish the opening notes last forever, as it would have been the perfect scent for me.

Creed has done it again with the quality of the notes used. I do suggest everyone sample it first before making a committed purchase but it's mainly due to the performance issues a lot of people seem to get.

[Anonymous No.7907619]

>>7907579
>implying pulp fiction, bob dylan, and picasso aren't GOAT
2 nxtlvl stay edgy

[Anonymous No.7907621]

>>7907610
This is the BEST smell in the world. 100% perfect. Sadly it doesn't last long. I literally spray myself 20 times or more and within 2 hours it's gone.

I have been told my a beautiful woman when wearing "I want to eat you." 4oz bottle for $100 from fragrance shop is the only way I'd buy. 4.0 lasts only one month.

[Anonymous No.7907630]

>>7907621
I have the deo (woman again). I like it but it is like 80 bucks. I don't think it would work on a man who sweats a lot. I think Virgin Island Water is a great hot weather scent because it smells pretty good even when you are sweaty and lasts a pretty long time. It is very unisex.

[Anonymous No.7907634]

>>7907462
grey vetiver is the shit. Also ysl nuit most overrated.

[Anonymous No.7907637]

>>7907634
50% of your post isn't bull shit good job.

[Anonymous No.7907638]

>>7907541
I've had one so far, however I am always self conscious when wearing this because I don't want to over do it and choke people out, so I usually only use 1 spray or 2 distant sprays.

[Anonymous No.7907645]

>>7907574
Boy I hope everyone on this board doesn't have such shitty taste.
Oh wait. What am I saying.

[Anonymous No.7907654]

>>7907634
Grey Vetiver
I read that it is Arnold's signature fragrance

[Anonymous No.7907656]

>>7907645
2nd person to miss the point I was trying to convey.

Boy I hope everyone on this board isn't a complete idiot with nearly zero reading comprehension skills.
Oh wait. What am I saying.

[Anonymous No.7907658]

>>7905690
>>7905690
sorry man, went off this thread.
it's a fresh, citric aquatic with some sweetness to it later. but the thing is that all the notes are kind of toned down. so ppl often think it's boring or bland but i think it's kind of relaxing.

[Anonymous No.7907679]

>>7907656
You are trying to say that it is a "classic," but your definitions of "classic" come off as disgusting. Like if I were to compare a haute couture fragrance to old porn stars. So I made fun of your taste. Feelings hurt? Too bad.
#ethered

[Anonymous No.7907682]

>>7907679
You missed the point of entry-level, congratulations now you're only 50% retarded.

[Anonymous No.7907692]

>>7907682
And you counter with something sub-conversational at best. If Tarantino and Picasso are your entry level then I'm not sure you'd make it past the 101 classes.
You could've used Van Gogh, or Scorsese, and you would've made a much more tasteful selection.

I apologize if our tastes are so different. I just couldn't imagine anyone with more than two brain cells liking such drivel, but I am often disappointed in people on the whole.

TL:DR Reddit tier fedora arguments, your taste a shit.

[Anonymous No.7907700]

>>7907692
See that's the fucking hilarious part about it all. They were mere examples to illustrate entry-level, the selection was irrelevant to the point. But clearly you are an idiot who drools over small details when you should be looking at the entire picture.

PS I can guarantee that my taste in film and music is vastly superior to yours.

I also like how you throw your argument out and then counter yourself at the end saying it's fedora shit because you want to dissuade me from arguing back. So scared of what I have to say because you're so insecure about your tastes that you have to diss on entry-level shit to feel superior.

#thoroughly rekt

[Anonymous No.7907708]

>>7907700
yeah this guy is totally NOT A PLEB.

[Anonymous No.7907713]

>>7907700
I didn't intend on dissuading you. I just couldn't believe that someone who wouldn't bother with "small details" would bother posting about, and then reading the long winded responses to, their inane fragrance review on 4chan. This is a board about fashion, which, if I'm not entirely unfamiliar with, is often about "small details." The fact that your examples of entry level were so terrible to begin with turns people away from the fragrance. You bring down the brand with your stupidity, like seeing a fat person wearing a Heidi Slimane suit.

and, "PS (sic)" you can't guarantee that your taste is better than that of someone else. I attacked your examples because they were entirely unnecessary, and poor IMO. The great thing about fighting over matters of taste is, I know that I'm right, just as you know you are.

Really though, I am. Structure your argument better next time, try not to get too angry on your side of the screen kiddo. :)

[Anonymous No.7907710]

>>7907708
What a shame.

[Anonymous No.7907720]

>>7907713
literal autism. Why are you wasting your time responding to small time shit like this in the first place? There's so many posts out there that you can rip on to make yourself feel better.

[Anonymous No.7907729]

>>7907720
Yet I chose you, you should feel honored. This is how I get my egomaniacal kicks; I bully kids on the internet until I can hear their aspirations crumble.

You'll never be a model fuccboi, you've been garbage your whole life.

[Anonymous No.7907734]

>>7907729
By that logic I'm sure you are just ecstatic every time a bird shits on you.

[Anonymous No.7907738]

>>7907734
Because crushing the human spirit is akin to being shit on?

Stop, this is just embarrassing for you now.

[Anonymous No.7907739]

>thread about fragrances

>i have superior taste, you are a pleb for comparing fahrenheit to picasso
>no, i have superior taste because you are autistic
>no, you are more pleb and autistic!
>no, you are!

just another day on /fa/

[Anonymous No.7907741]

>>7907739
capped
>Mom! This time I get to be the cancer that's killing /fa!

[Anonymous No.7907743]

>>7907738
This is comedic gold. You really think you've made a difference at all, you really tried your best to warp my words too. But I'm sure we both know what I'm getting at Mr. Bird, now excuse me while I non-nonchalantly wipe off your remaining dribble.

[Anonymous No.7907752]

>>7907739
You can thank fedora anon about caring so much about a petty post that he felt the need to derail this perfectly good thread just to make himself feel better about his insecurities.

[Anonymous No.7907754]

>>7907743
>I-I'm not offended!
>I'll say so! That'll show him!

When you hang yourself make sure to leave a note telling people how mean the internet was.

[Anonymous No.7907763]

>>7907754
>I'll reach for straws because I'm petty
>also I like to start pointless arguments on the net to make myself feel better

You've got a much tighter noose around your neck than me if you feel the need to come online and troll to make yourself feel better.

[Anonymous No.7907764]

>>7907763
I embrace my pettiness, I love it as I love all good things. Things that, as we've previously hashed out, you'd know nothing about.

[Anonymous No.7907769]

>>7907764
See, trying to make yourself sound like the bigger man doesn't work when you're being passive aggressive. Even more so you just keep digging a hole long after you should have stopped when you made a point. But keep digging maybe you'll hit gold.

[Anonymous No.7907774]

Okay fagets recommend me a fragrance that has these characteristics

>energetic
>approachable
>professional
>restrained intensity
>easily purchased
>all occassion

[Anonymous No.7907777]

>>7907769
>Not being petty/judging others
>browsing /fa/

Pick one idiot. This whole board is about being petty. You'll probably never be as poignant or acute as I am in any one of these posts. Which is why I've had you in a corner this whole time.

Why act superior when you can be superior?

[Anonymous No.7907781]

>>7907774
Easy pick, cheap, available, refreshing, but not overpowering.

[Anonymous No.7907783]

>>7907777
Nice, now you've shown just how close minded and how high up your ass your head is. I have to be petty to browse /fa/? Everyone get a load of this guy. Sure fashion is vanity. But you and I both know how stupid that comment was. Also,

>I'll tell him I had him in a corner this whole time!
>That'll show him.

You're pathetic, but at least you make me laugh.

[Anonymous No.7907793]

>>7907777
>Which is why I've had you in a corner this whole time.
It was all an elaborate ruse!

And fuck you, you're the reason why this place is such a shithole because you judge instead of giving constructive criticism

nice quads though I guess

[Anonymous No.7907802]

>>7907783
I bet friend, too bad all this humor will never advance your shit tastes. Good thing you always have my earlier posts to copy paste from for elocution's sake. Should I start with movie lists, or art galleries you should visit? Or maybe we'll start with music?

If you can copy my sentences you can copy my taste, and then we can start having an honest conversation as equals.

[Anonymous No.7907809]

>>7907793
I did give constructive criticism, lrn2read. Fuccbois will never learn no matter how plainly you spell it out for them. It's like being cursed with tastelessness.

[Anonymous No.7907811]

>>7907802
Oh boy I've made you back peddle and by the sound of it I made you mad too. Count backwards from 10, don't have a stroke.

[Anonymous No.7907819]

>>7907809
>>7907809
>Boy I hope everyone on this board doesn't have such shitty taste.
Oh wait. What am I saying.

Very constructive indeed.

[Anonymous No.7907821]

>>7907811
Back *pedal* to where? I'm petty for making fun of your tastes, which I hope honestly that you'd learn to imitate so that I might have just the slightest bit more respect for you.

Should I summarize the last dozen posts or can I stop there?

[Anonymous No.7907826]

>>7907819
The comments on Van Gogh, and Scorsese go right over your head? Yeah, we can't all be cultured, it would take away the meaning of the word.

[Anonymous No.7907833]

>>7906938
>Lasted me a day and a half on my coat.
>on my coat

it goes on your skin dumb cunt

[Anonymous No.7907842]

any fragrance out there that smells just like rain?

[Anonymous No.7907844]

>>7907821
I made a comment about how close-minded you are that you believe everyone on here is a judgmental ass hole like you then you realize I had you by the tail so you had to pitifully resort to back to insulting my taste. That is really funny that you even mention the word respect when you slither around like a snake that can't even stand by their own statements. Haha.

[Anonymous No.7907847]

>>7907842
This, plus Oud maybe?
I've been wearing it during the last few rainy days in CA, and it's like I become the rain.

[Anonymous No.7907860]

>>7907844
This is pretty rich coming from the guy who threw in a post script about how much better his taste was than mine. If I'm back pedaling than you're in a god damned time machine headed toward the stone age.

[Anonymous No.7907863]

>>7907826
>>7907826
>dis fuccboi
so you start off with a snarky comment then out of the goodness of your own heart you give constructive feedback but oh wait you are more passive agressive than faust, so you go on to derail this thread we have here cause you are so petty that you let words of some uncultured guy bother you....

here is the newsflash, if you care enough about what someone "inferior" to you thinks that you get into this pointless argument, you really are no better than he is

[Anonymous No.7907865]

>>7907847
forgot pic

[Anonymous No.7907870]

>>7907860
Oh look at that, it's only back pedaling when I bring up a fact that you desperately had to resort to ad hominem to avoid. Can you be a bigger hypocrite lmfao.

[Anonymous No.7907871]

>>7907847
>>7907865
Do you have any recommendations for female fragrances that smell like rain? I wouldn't mind wearing male scents tho, thanks for the recs.

[Anonymous No.7907886]

>>7907863
According to you and the SJW police no one is better than anyone else. Yet here I am, in a masterful riposte stance hunched over my keyboard, taking all comers. You, him and all the other "inferiors" Thanks for summing up my personality so aptly. Faust is my hero.

[Anonymous No.7907896]

>>7907870
>Misusing ad hominem
>2014

I'm sorry, I didn't know that being on topic was a fallacy. Since it isn't though, I'll just forget you said that. That means you get a freebie! Anything else you'd like to say to take us off the topic of your god-awful taste?

[Anonymous No.7907903]

how fucking pleb am I?

[Anonymous No.7907905]

>>7907896
> too bad all this humor will never advance your shit tastes
Looks like you need to re-take your argumentation 101 class. I on the other hand, can easily identify your petty fallacies. I'm glad you haven't addressed the obvious hole I poked about your logic earlier, this way I have more fun watching you run around like an ant trying to come up with new miss-directions.

[Anonymous No.7907908]

>>7907871
I'm not going to claim to be the most experienced person when it comes to fragrances, but I always think mixtures when it comes to rain...

Maybe this and a jasmine/musk fragrance?

[Anonymous No.7907909]

Look you two, it's just a dumb internet argument. Can you just shut up?

[Anonymous No.7907913]

>>7907908
Sometime I'll have to go out and huff the perfume counter. Thanks

[Anonymous No.7907914]

>>7907909
Why would I shut up when I'm clearly winning and having a good laugh at his expense? lol

[Anonymous No.7907922]

>>7907905
I'm on the topic of your shit tastes, and it's misdirection, not miss-direction. There is no such thing as argumentation 101, it's called "Critical Thinking" nowadays.

[asokone !YCy9b1o.Rs No.7907928]

w2c normcore fragrances? lynx? old spice?

[Anonymous No.7907932]

>>7907914
You can't "win" an argument. You can only best your opponent in a debate when there are moderators present idiot. Your winning here would be based on my conceding, and I'm not.
I'm still here, and you still have bad tastes/make bad arguments.

[Anonymous No.7907939]

>>7907913
People say this, but often don't follow through. At least I never used to. Do though, it's a very rewarding experience to just go and sample...
>>7907928
Normcore is about emphasizing the mundane right? So I would guess nothing too overpowering like axe/old spice. Maybe something soft that has a good reach, but fades to a kind of wood/citrus that only faintly lingers. Something that says "I'm here" but not much else

[Anonymous No.7907940]

>>7907922
Yeah let's just ignore that blunder you made earlier. Oh and you can't prove anything about my tastes because I just picked those to make a point. There, now we've gone full circle. This argument hasn't been about my tastes for a long time though it's just you getting verbally raped by me and getting pulled by a string, but whatever.

>>7907932
Nah, I've pretty much got this won.

[Anonymous No.7907952]

>>7907940
I think that every post save for one has explicitly mentioned how bad your tastes are. If you consider Tarantino good at all you probably don't have good taste. Considering him entry level is even worse. If you think that winning someone over in an argument is done by yelling "I'm winning!" then maybe I should cut you some slack. You probably need a few minutes with the hugbox.

[Anonymous No.7907965]

>>7907928
Maybe this? Some people actually called it boring on some fragrance forums lol.

[Anonymous No.7907967]

>>7907952
> If you consider Tarantino good at all you probably don't have good taste.
That's subjective. But I never said he was good so way to pull stuff out of your ass in desperation.

>winning someone over in an argument is done by yelling "I'm winning!" then maybe I should cut you some slack.
Those were my thoughts exactly when you said "I have you in a corner" your retardation knows no bounds.

[Anonymous No.7907971]

>>7907928
>>7907965
forgot pic again...
Maybe just a light spritzing too?

[Anonymous No.7907974]

>>7907967
Yet the way I put it was more elegant, and, since all you've been doing is quoting my posts verbatim, I'm going to assume you're still in that corner. Speaking of constructing a weak argument, I believe your original words on Dior Fahrenheit were "It's what Pulp Fiction was to movies." You later went on to include that this was presented so that you could call it a classic, and entry level. Tarantino, if you didn't know, was the director of that film.

[Anonymous No.7907975]

>>7907871
Marc Jacobs Splash Rain Marc Jacobs for women
just came out. Haven't tested, but sounds like it might be up your alley.

[Anonymous No.7907977]

>>7907975
FUCK THAT NOISE! I'm a man and I'll be trying it! Thanks anon!

[Anonymous No.7907979]

>>7907974
It's categorized as a cult classic incase you didn't know. God you're uncultured. (still doesnt mean it's good)

[Anonymous No.7907982]

>>7907977
Yeah I copy and pasted the name, should have left out for women- IMO most scents are unisex and this one def seems like a man could swing it.

[Anonymous No.7907987]

http://www.luckyscent.com/product/41700/hinoki-by-comme-des-garcons-x-monocle


great man woodsy scent.

[Anonymous No.7907989]

>>7907979
So then why did you seem fit to include it as a reference? Because people with good taste dislike it? That you should pay people with better taste than you "no mind?" Or perhaps you fail to understand that "cult" films are so often loved simply because of their general dislike by the public? So yes, if you think that you should conform to something because it is disliked by the majority then yes. It's a bad film, you constructed a poor argument, and you have bad taste.

[Anonymous No.7907992]

>>7907982
I agree with you there. I'm psyched to find it now!

[Anonymous No.7907997]

>>7907992
I wish this thread had more fragrance talk and less debate about pulp fiction or whatever. I came here for a quality discussion.

[Anonymous No.7907998]

>>7907989
Gee, did it ever occur to you that it was a bad example? No it didn't because the moment I admitted that it may have been a bad example your entire premise would fall to the ground and shatter like your delicate ego. Now do you realize you're just a puppet on a string? You even said so yourself earlier that this would just turn into reddit/fedora shit tier argument or whatever. And yet even with that foresight you let yourself get pulled along by a thread and became visibly upset all the while keeping me entertained. In doing so, you exposed your hypocrisy, your passive aggressive nature due to a possible inferiority complex, you pathetically tried to cover up your pettiness by “embracing” it - lmao watch more oprah – only to fail miserably because you revealed how hurt you were with your passive aggressive remark at the end. Then you made a stupid generalization and pretended like it never happened which amused me more than you ever know. I wish I could stay here and laugh at you some more but duty calls, thanks for the lovely evening.

[Anonymous No.7908007]

>>7907997
Than you'll be glad to know that the last 5/10 posts about fragrances were made
>>7907989
by me!

feel free to disregard my recommendations due to my pettiness, but know that that is a good example of the genetic fallacy!

>>7907982
See! Now you're learning.

[Anonymous No.7908015]

>>7908007
Fuck, so it really is pretty much just you and me talking to each other. /FA/ is so lame.

[Anonymous No.7908020]

>>7907998
Wait you admit it's a bad example? Since when? Just now? I revel in schadenfreude, and I consider it healthy. I hope my words have demoralized you, because that used to be a sign of growth before we started considering weakness something to be pushed into a corner. Delicate ego? Please? Have you ever thought of the broader implications of self-depreciation? It's not just some armchair psychologist's way of saying that "that person must not value themselves." If you think all social constructs solely reflect their patrons then you're simple, even beyond simple.

[Anonymous No.7908027]

>>7908020
the other guy said he left. you guys both got trolled somehow. it is kind of impressive how stupid you both are.

[Anonymous No.7908031]

>>7908015
Yeah and if you want the gold you can have it. It's 3 AM PST and I'm out. Take it as a flimsy excuse or a submission if you want. I'm sure you can visit this thread in an archive somewhere as proof that you really fucked that guy over the internet that one time. Buy a nice frame for the printout and get back at me.

[Anonymous No.7908037]

>>7908020
No OP, but what do you mean by this?
> social constructs solely reflect their patrons

I don't actually get it. Thanks.

[Anonymous No.7908039]

>>7908031
god, its 3am here too, but i remain untrolled.

[Anonymous No.7908058]

>>7905690
sorry man, left the thread yesterday.
if you're still around: it is an aquatic, so fresh and maritime are kind of fitting.
it's citric, minty in the top note and then kind of sweet in the dry down.
the thing is though: all it's notes are sort of taken back, so it's really gentle while still lasting me a good while. it's also pretty static, dosen't evolve and change a whole lot. so it's probably boring to some edgemasters around here but really it's totally inoffensive and kind of relaxing.

[Anonymous No.7908067]

>>7905828
>but this stuff wears off unbelievably quickly.
could just be on you
longevity differs from person to person

[Anonymous No.7908074]

>>7905530
boots pharmacy, big uk chain

[Anonymous No.7908075]

>>7908037
People that participate in some form of thought/activity aren't simply doing so to reflect who they are internally. People have many reasons for acting the way they do.

[Anonymous No.7908086]

My current:

Dior's Eau Sauvage (parfum ed.)
Polo green (current)
Guerlain's Vetiver

I suppose I must smell like an old man that's been doing the dishes with lemon detergent.

Oh well.

What I like an will get soon:

Creed's GIT, Original Vetiver. GIT doesn't have longevity on me. Vetiver has for sure, but is perhaps too soapy.

What intrigues me but am afraid of it smelling too feminine:

Dior Privee:
Bois d'argent
Ambre Nuit

Will have to try those 2 last ones again before I fork over that kind of money for smelly oil juice.

[Anonymous No.7908089]

>>7903414

I find that it smells really synthetic and shitty. Chanel has so many better fragrances for men like Antaeus or Egoiste.

[Anonymous No.7908186]

Muscs Koublai Khan by Serge Lutens. Takes balls to wear it though.

Re OP: what this guy said.

>>7903865

[Anonymous No.7908199]

workin my way through these... he knows what's up

http://www.reddit.com/r/malefashionadvice/comments/vq2f3/basic_mens_fragrance_guide/c56or0q

[Anonymous No.7908258]

>>7908199
from the ones i know in that list this is exaactly the type of stuff mfa thrives off
le classy gentleman scents
"but george washington and jfk wore these"
yeah but youre still a 20something neckbeard with a fedora who smells like old man

[sieg heil !szTe0VDR1w No.7908274]

>>7903332
i like to wear whatever is on sale at bed bath and bodyworks, so that it smells like i just fucked a 19 year old whore

[Anonymous No.7908275]

>>7908258
the guy that posted that is actually in his 40s I think, I know him from head-fi.org

[Anonymous No.7908277]

>>7908199

>Recommending scents based on wether or not US-Presidents wore them.

This kind of dandy shit is why I dont read MFA anymore.

[Anonymous No.7908290]

>>7908277
it's about the only post there that isn't recommending panty dropping JPG/Lacoste/Paco Rabanne

[Anonymous No.7908317]

>>7907006
It smells like fucking anthill

[LaraFlynnBoyle'sTears !!GWAcbUWmiqI No.7908427]

bought chanel antaeus a few days ago, so i've been smashing that lately.
also recieved a bunch of mona di orio and olympia orchards artisan parfume samples which i've been putting into rotation.
my mainstay, however, is this.

[LaraFlynnBoyle'sTears !!GWAcbUWmiqI No.7908428]

>>7907903
body kouros and kenzo homme are great designer stuff, tho.

[Anonymous No.7908434]

Whats a nice, deep woody, fragrance for autumn/winter?

[Anonymous No.7908451]

>>7908277
that's pretty gay
BUT
4711 is beyond "classic"

shit, it's the reason why the term "cologne" is a generic term for applied male scents

>go to cologne
>visit bank in cologne
>they a fountain spewing 4711
fucking awesome

[Anonymous No.7908456]

>>7908451
>they *have a fountain
fixed

[Anonymous No.7908468]

>>7908451
yeah its known as kölsch wasser so "water from cologne"
but in germany its regarded as extremely old fashioned and the only person i know who owns a bottle (owns, not even uses) is my granddad

[Anonymous No.7908682]

>>7908199
>that selection

That guy is to fragrances what a fedora nekcbeard is to fashion.

[Anonymous No.7908851]

critique/ suggestions?

[Anonymous No.7908856]

>>7907588
poet is that you?

[Anonymous No.7908871]

>>7907752
it takes two to tango

[Anonymous No.7908970]

>>7908851
>hermes

pleb

[Anonymous No.7909067]

>>7907580
Its pretty nice. I dont think I would pay retail for it(although I wouldnt mind having the bottle in my collection)but I might get in on a split for it when I have some more money... For me basically the beginning is kinda like a rich and more manly actually CK one shock. But istead of a red cherry fizzy pop, and pepper with a bit of chocolate. This is like like very spicey dried fruit. With probably the best cinanmon ive ever smelled, that lead to some cherry in the back ground, with only a hint of tobacco. I get no vanilla at the top it lasts for 3 hours good projection..

Then I get a black and mild for another 2-3 hours. And it smells very similar to double vanille know because of it.The vanilla is just starting to come out and there is some cherry still. Its crazy to me ive seen no review compare either of these to black and mild because the smell is very similar. I assume its because people that actually buy bottles of this are rich and actually buy real cigars...

Finally the dry down is another few hours of just your regular any old vanilla from a vanilla frag. Its nothing amazing to me vanilla wise myself. But I like a lot of vanilla stuff so maybe thats why.

[Anonymous No.7909139]

rate my pleb collection

[Anonymous No.7909211]

>>7908851
>>7909139
department store tier

[Anonymous No.7909221]

>>7908089
I don't even care how Bleu smells. Chicks dig it.

[Anonymous No.7909232]

I need a citrus cologne for the summer. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what would make me smell like a bowl of lemons?

[Anonymous No.7909237]

>>7909232
hermes eau de orange

[Anonymous No.7909236]

>>7909232
Dior - Fahrenheit

[Anonymous No.7909240]

>>7908851
>>7909139
at least some real feedback would be nice

[Anonymous No.7909244]

>>7909237
Lemons. Not oranges you stupid fuck.

[Anonymous No.7909258]

>>7909232
creed - virgin island water

too poor?

fuck off

[Anonymous No.7909444]

>>7909232
Not trolling but if you want to smell like straight up lemons.... The pokemon cologne. Im not joking. It is almost exactly and only lemon hand soap, or lemon pez. Nothing else... Doenst last more than a few hours though....

What >>7909258 said to though.... VIW on my skin is very strong lemons/lime. Through out the fragrance. I barely get any coconut, or sugar till the end. And also not a joke when people say that VIW smells like bath and bodys coconut lime breeze it really does trust me. Its shocking how similar these are. At least with teh batch of VIW I have.

[Anonymous No.7909595]

>>7907534
please no, I hate this stuff, way too strong so most people put on too much. gave away a full bottle after receiving it as a gift cause it made me gag

[Anonymous No.7909599]

be rad to open one of these threads and not see faggots post about creed yawn

[Anonymous No.7909611]

[Anonymous No.7909623]

>>7909599
>man why can't people have awesome taste like me even though i don't really contribute to the thread at all oh well fucking plebs i am superior kek

[Anonymous No.7909649]

i just randomly smelled this the other day... so pretty

[Anonymous No.7909669]

>>7907554
lol tuscan leather is over played. fuxxboi drake has a whole album named after that fucking fragrance

[Anonymous No.7909698]

>>7909139
drakkar - smells like something my dad would wear
acqua - smells like someone everyone else would wear
2 fahrenheits - not a fan of either
creed - highly praised but idg why

[Anonymous No.7911954]

>>7909611
Bought this, stay the fuck away from this.

WAY too sweet, you'll smell like pungent flowers and candy.

[Anonymous No.7911961]

>>7907781
>>7907774
bump for more suggestions

[Anonymous No.7911973]

>>7909698
honestly acqua di gio is dadcore at this point. anyone who had a child in 1996 that child is 18 today

considering boys start wearing cologne when theyre going through puberty and all, generally. i'll concede though that AdG still was the watershed for the still currently dominating citrus/aquatic style of mens fragrances

[Anonymous No.7914179]

>>7909232
Dior's Eau Sauvage.
There's a eau de toilette version, a stronger pafum version and some new fangled one called "extreme".

>whycantiholdallthiscitrus.jpg

[Anonymous No.7914209]

>>7914179
fyi the eau sauvage parfum is a completely unrelated scent
still great though

[Anonymous No.7914230]

>>7906835
used already 2 bottles of it, i got tired of it by now, so i gave my 3rd bottle away, i don't even know why did i bought it in the first place
it's a nice scent for colder weather, i wouldn't be able to wear it on a hot summer day tho
nice price to value ratio and it lasts long

[Anonymous No.7914243]

>>7906835
OH SHIT!

I USED TO HAVE THAT AS A KID.

I still have the tincan.

[Anonymous No.7914281]

Boss Orange Feel Good Summer
Marc Jacobs Bang Bang Bang Bang

[Anonymous No.7914291]

>>7908428
YSL Body Kouros here too, atm my sig scent
really strong and long-lasting fragrance, i can't use more than one spray on me
it's a school example how a dry-down looks like
imho it's an overlooked scent, not too many people uses it, if somebody uses YSL, 90% of the time it's La Nuit or L'Homme

[Anonymous No.7914314]

>>7909139
drakkar noir - don't have a clue, never smelled/used it (yea, ik it's one of the most popular men fragrance)
acqua di gio - everybody and its dog uses it, still an ok scent
polo blue - have used it, liked it, was good for summer, get tired of it
diors - not a big fan of them, not my world
aventus - don't like it, overpraised, over-priced, too loud

[Anonymous No.7914351]

>>7914209
>is a completely unrelated scent
How so?
I'll admit I only tried the toilette version at an airport before quickly buying the parfum.

[Anonymous No.7914356]

>>7914281
>Marc Jacobs Bang Bang Bang Bang
wat

[Anonymous No.7914685]

Gf just ordered a bottle for me as a present anyone tried it before?

[Anonymous No.7916448]

>>7903416
Really like it, it's my main perfume

>>7905828
>I dunno if I got a shit batch or something, but this stuff wears off unbelievably quickly
Not for me, I think

[Anonymous No.7916519]

>>7903416
I was at the mall today and they have these in dispensers in the bathroom

[Anonymous No.7916560]

Wears off super quick but I love it.

[Anonymous No.7916695]

I have never owned a fragrance in my life.

[Anonymous No.7916743]

>>7914685
Pretty run of the mill masculine scent, but it's nice for an everyday wear in the summer.

[sieg heil !szTe0VDR1w No.7916755]

>>7905828
probably got a counterfeit
that stuff is the most counterfeited scent here

all those shady kiosks at the mall selling fake ray bans etc have that fake shit there, so do all the tjmaxx/ross type stores

if you got it as a gift, prob fake

[Anonymous No.7916777]

>>7905828
it wears off on me pretty quickly as well and i bought it from a reputable seller so it's definitely not fake

[Anonymous No.7916845]

>>7916695
me either. I don't see what the point of these threads is, since you can't know what a bottle smells like unless you've owned it.

[Anonymous No.7916926]

Any suggestions on what else to get?

[Anonymous No.7916956]

old bookstore

[Anonymous No.7917119]

Has anyone tried Pure Distance? I want to order their sample kit to try out. I'm pretty sure the entire line is extrait de parfum so one would expect it to have quite the longevity.

>Tom Ford: Grey Vetiver
>Creed: Virgin Island Water
>Chanel: Sycomore
>Lalique: Encre Noire
I may have to check these out as well. Thank you anon!

[Anonymous No.7917182]

>>7914351
http://www.scenthurdle.com/dior-eau-sauvage-parfum
dior made dark new scent and stuck the eau sauvage label on it to make sure it sells
marlboro does it all the time
>>7908186
my nigga

[Anonymous No.7917243]

>>7916845
I might like to own one but I have almost no sense of smell and can't tell which ones smell good or not.

[Anonymous No.7917290]

>>7917243
Order samples.

[TRYHARD !fC3GORJchA No.7917305]

>>7907425
>>7907462
Creed was turned into a trollmeme here for awhile, so people stopped bringing it up because it was seen as trollbate.

This, paired with trollshits coming in and shitting up most fragrance threads transitioned the threads into brofesting.

I'd also never consider Creed niche, or very outstanding, and this is coming from someone with quite a bit of creed. My go to right now is either a Tauer or MDCI scent, although both are slightly over powering.

[Anonymous No.7917324]

>this entire thread
>>>/pleb/

[Anonymous No.7917334]

>>7917324
>tfw you will never smell like Charmander

[Anonymous No.7917413]

>>7917324
>fragrance snobs

On a related note, I was digging through one of my drawers and came across this bad boy. I must have got this as a Christmas present from a random relative and forgot about it.

Either the juice is spoiled, or it normally has a strong resemblance to cat urine.

[Anonymous No.7917441]

>>7905132

idk what it smells liek but damn thats a cool as fuck bottle

honestly one of the coolest I;ve seen, really looks like an actual chunk of ice

10/10 to that bottle designer, I might buy some just because of that dope ass bottle

[Anonymous No.7917445]

>>7917305
My point about Creed was that for a good number of people it's kinda their introduction to niche stuff, even if it's not exactly niche itself.

[Anonymous No.7917455]

>>7917334

[Anonymous No.7917477]

right now its this or tauer l'air du desert marocain

[Anonymous No.7918545]

>>7917305
got any tips for application? most fragrances seem to be choke necks not squirts...

[Tripsk !!NfEoAU6E/r3 No.7918548]

>>7917477
I like Back to Black a lot but don't want to pay for a full bottle. i've been using a travel-size sparingly for ages. Also everyone I know thinks it smells "old." I guess honey notes can give that kind of accord, butI don't know, it reminds me of winter

[Tripsk !!NfEoAU6E/r3 No.7918564]

>>7906154
Out of the Exclusifs I like Bel Respiro and Bois de Iles

[Anonymous No.7918822]

I really like Duro and Black Afgano by Naso Matto

[Anonymous No.7918846]

I'm searching for a new fragrance for the summer but versatile enough for chilly days too, please help. Here's how I'd describe what I want:

>comforting, cosy but refreshing/relaxed like a summer night. That's important, an overly warm scent is not what I want
>quite intimate: not in your face or really heavy like One Million or whatever, but expresses reassuring intimacy
>not too innovative or complex: light hearted, almost linear but not too bland, something which can't be considered as agressive if not oversprayed
>and of course appealing to females universally, although I'm going for the 16-20 age range, so young females I guess

pls gib recommendations
I've already got suggestions, if I could get opinions on those it'd be nice too:
>YSL La Nuit de l'homme
>Hermès Voyage and Eau d'Orange Verte
>Davidoff Cool Water
>CK Eternity

[LaraFlynnBoyle'sTears !!GWAcbUWmiqI No.7918848]

>>7917477
i wish that fucking honey note wasn't in there. i loathe the smell of honey. overpriced and overhyped also, but if you like it then that's all periphery bullshit.

[Anonymous No.7919296]

>>7903332
Never met anyone who didn't like the smell of Only the Brave.
Might be a scrub fragrance, but if it ain't broke.

[Anonymous No.7919299]

>>7906005
If could just jack off upside down and smell like that.

[sieg heil !szTe0VDR1w No.7919314]

>>7919296
only the brave is the diesel logo bottle right (fist)
i didn't like it

from the khols sample bottle lol
it smells really cheap due to that strong alchol followed by a quick citrus note then a hint of wood/lemon grass

dollar store scent

[Anonymous No.7919322]

>>7919314
go away fake sieg

[Anonymous No.7919332]

>>7903332
>mfw I tried Only the Brave Tattoo
awful

[mamma No.7919366]

yo

also byredo black saffron is great but slightly lighter

best scents are m/mink (which i use, its not an easy scent to wear but it works for my whole thing) and blanche. blanche smells clean, like you just got out of the shower and is the most fresh fucker around, amazing scent.

[mamma No.7919375]

>>7918846
la nuit de lhomme is safe as fuck, but not very interesting. id really suggest byredo blanche!!!

[Anonymous No.7919393]

>>7908274
yeah like if people are really going to believe that

[Anonymous No.7919564]

This now, before I used Hypnose.

[Anonymous No.7919600]

>>7908089
I like really like Bleu, in fact just copped some, but you have to be super careful not to overdose it or it turns into this really musky liquorice like scent.

[Anonymous No.7919670]

>>7916926
How's encre?
Suitable for a 22 yo student?

[Anonymous No.7919812]

>>7919366
M/mink smells like wood and piss
Black saffron is real nice though you know something
Try Seven veils, it's crazy. Chocolate carrot cake

[Anonymous No.7919861]

personal fav for a while

thoughts?

[Anonymous No.7919916]

My dad bought me this for my birthday. 19 year old college student. Should I keep it or scrap it and get something else /fa/? I'm a cologne newbie.

[Anonymous No.7919924]

>>7919916
its gud

[Anonymous No.7919925]

>>7919916
It's pretty good, but the most important part is what YOU think of it.

[Anonymous No.7919945]

>>7919925
I like it, I have a boner for anything 'woody', spent most of my childhood camping and hiking and that sort of shit, I was just wondering if /fa/ disagreed or agreed.

[Anonymous No.7919989]

>>7919945
can you fill me in on when you would/wouldn't wear it?

e.g.
I have givenchy gentlemen and word of advice I wouldn't ever wear it on a sunny day nor would I put it on for an evening

[Anonymous No.7920016]

>>7919989
I don't usually wear it, usually when I make trips to the stores down the road I'll put it on, which generally happens around 4PM. When should I wear it?

[Anonymous No.7920085]

>>7909139
Dad?

[Anonymous No.7920121]

>>7920016
idk man I just wanna buy it :[ if you like it I'll buy it
I trust u anon x

[Anonymous No.7920127]

>>7920121
It's think it's a great scent but I'm a fa noobie so the particulars of when/whennot to wear it aren't my forte

[mamma No.7920294]

>>7919812
step up homie m/mink is bomb!! yeah, my girl wears black saffron, i love both of them. picking up a bottle of blanche on my next paycheck though, m/mink is a bit heavy for summer imo. ever tried it?

[mamma No.7920304]

>>7920294
byredo gypsy water is pretty good too, light a slightly more borinh version of black saffron

[Anonymous No.7920335]

>>7920294
>>7920304
Nah M/Mink I'll be nice and label it as hard to wear
Blance is a nice tuberose, but it's a little boring, no? I only own a sample so maybe there's something in there I haven't found yet
try Pulp if you haven't.

[mamma No.7920541]

>>7920335
yeah it isnt exactly an easy scent ill agree on that!

blanche is a bit boring, yes, but it's the only boring scent ive liked. Like, it's not watery or a pissboring scent, it's just a nice, barely-there-but-still-it-is fresh and clean scent. paired with the heavy, strange m/mink i've got the two bases i'm into covered!

[Anonymous No.7921707]

w2c sample?

[Anonymous No.7922358]

>>7909649
so random xD