FRAGRANCE GENERAL

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For anyone looking for fragrance suggestions, give as much information as possible about what you want.

Helpful info could include gender, price range, climate/season, use (work/clubbing/etc.), notes/families you like/dislike, and other perfumes you've tried and liked/disliked.

Who else /addicted/ here? I'm skipping meals to save money for new frags even though I have a decade's worth of colognes already. I take a second and sometimes third shower just as an excuse to spray more / different smells in a given day.

>>11035403
I'm not you yet, but getting there t/b/h

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Any thoughts on Spicebomb by Victor and Rolf? Been thinking about getting Eau Fraiche version for the summer.

>>11035169
>that ad
FRAGRANCE GENERAL: HOMO EDITION

>>11035819
very aggressive yet fits a wide age range. i personally can't stand the opening, but the dry down is beautiful

never tried eau fraiche, sorry pal

I'm looking for something casual but seductive. Something mid 20s ( not teenager or depressed recently divorced dad). I prefer the scent to be something similar to pepper. I was just going to cave in and buy guilty Gucci. My price is up to 100$

>>11035169
Tom of Finland must smell like sweat, semen and farts.

>>11036679
Lol

>>11036665
Gentlemen Only Casual Chic has a nice pepper note and matches your target age demographic. Give it a sniff at your Sephora. It can be had for under $40 / 100 ml online.

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>>11035169
Realistically, how good is Tom of Finland by ELDO? I hear it's synthetic which sounds extremely unpleasant.

>>11036665
do not buy gucci guilty under any circumstances

SUOMI MAINITTU TORILLA TAVATAAN

>>11036679
my natural musk

>>11035403
I am, and I've just started mid last year. I haven't really spent all that much except on fragrances I really liked though. Most of my collection are samples. What's the point of owning full bottles or even expensive decants and splits when most houses, even niche ones, can be pressed into supplying an unlimited supply of samples?

So my addiction deals with me hunting down notable scents as a pastime every week and cominng home with armfuls of samples to slowly test over time.

>>11035174
Easy one here: I really like incense. Amber and tobacco as well, but I'm looking for fragrances with incense as the main note.

I've tried Avignon, Bois d'Encens, Encre Noir (more vetiver though) all excellent. Just curious to see what else is out there.

>>11035819
I personally like the original a lot. Actually found it after trying on histoire des parfums 1899 which is almost identical to it, and hunting this one down.

>>11036446
Actually, the leather (read: stretched leather) note in it is really interesting and realistic. Not a bad fragrance at all

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opinions on Helmut Lang cologne?

>>11036749
Hey Scoob.

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Stoked to be doing my first frag swap tomorrow, and even more stoked I'm going to be getting Live Jazz. Been on my to try list for years, and I get to get rid of a couple scents just taking up shelf space. All blind buys gone bad. Of course I've never smelled Live Jazz before either...

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I like Versace pour Homme. Apparently, so do a lot of people. I smell it--or something like it--on a lot of people.

I'm seeking a scent that's similar but less common and/or generic--for around the same price.

Chanel Allure Homme Sport is similar and less common, only it's too expensive.

>>11037522
perry ellis 360 red smells like a spicier and longer lasting aqua di gio, but that's probably what you mean by not generic.

i would honestly just save up for CAHS eau extreme, it's heavenly and gets amazing reactions from people.

if you're just looking for a nice freshie, nautica voyage, ed hardy's love and luck, 360 red, versace man eau fraiche are all solid choices and are in your range.

>>11037545
Wow, that was detailed and fast. Thank you.

>>11037563
happy to help, any more questions feel free to ask

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Thoughts on blind buying La Yuqawam? I love Tuscan Leather and most people say it's 95% the same, but decants on this bottle are crazy expensive and I figured I might just bite the bullet. Thoughts?

>>11036749
I think it's great.
It's sweet, sour and animalic. The citrus, vanilla, suede combo is pungent in the beginning. I can clearly see why someone would hate it. Definitely not a blind buy, even to leather lovers.
When it calms down, the suede and woods make a nice combo. Tonka binds together the three extremes in the beginning and gives it a sweetish drydown.

>>11037411
if you like alternative incense scents: cdg 2man, amouage interlude man/woman.
The other cdg incense series are really good too. I like ouarzazate and jaisalmer. Zagorsk is more piney and kyoto is kyoto, popular for a reason.
I heard a lot of good about bois d'ascese.
If you like incense, I'd like to recommend one without any incense... But it reminds me of the qualities of incense that I like: Mona di Orio - Vanille. Not at all a "sweet" vanilla scent. It's pungent, smoky, BOOZY, spicy. Just awesome.

>>11038053
imagine tuscan leather with a toned down suede and a toned up raspberry

i don't regret my bottle at all, go for it.

>>11038053
I blind purchased LY without having ever tried TL. To my nose, LY is all raspberry, saffron, and leather, in that order. I think the saffron is what surprised me most about LY, and it took me a few uses to accept that note.

Generally speaking I'm glad to own LY, though I sort of wish I had tried Tobacco Blaze instead. If you're unsure about LY, Beautyspin sells a sample vial for a few dollars.

>>11037430
>>11036570
Do you guys think original version will be good for the summer? Isn't it too heavy?

>>11038861
It's almost too heavy if you're not outside in winter. The name "bomb" isn't a joke.

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I have pleb taste

>>11038926
Don't care, it's awesome for everyday use.

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Took a while to decide on which perfume I wanted, when I finally decided on rocky mountain wood by dsquared2 it wasnt on their website anymore... where should I buy this? website or store

>>11038926
It's great t/b/h

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>>11037152
Only real Finnish fragrance is lippuviina.

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Opinions?

>>11038973
>>11039199
I use it for everyday use; I always get complimented on smelling nice.

I only found out about it because my mom got it for her husband. After 2 years of smelling it and not having it I went and bought it for myself.

>Been smellin' good ever since

>>11038861
Personally, I don't think so. Surely, the sillage is quite strong but it's also an uplifting fragrance. I think it'll do well, but I'd only go for a single spray in the summer. Either way it's a well crafted fragrance and a good one in a collection by any accounts. Highly distinctive

>>11039265
great cheapie, although slightly aggressive

really nice for cutting through cold with that peppe note.

>>11038861
as far as seasons go, it's pretty fall/winter exclusive. that being said, it isn't quite as heavy as TL, so if you're careful on the trigger you could probably get away with it, assuming you're not in 100 degree heat and know where to apply it.

>>11039004
fragrancenet has it

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Totally new to fragrances, but I'm interested.

Is the purpose to compliment your natural smell, or to cover it? How does your soap/shampoo play into this; are unscented absolutely necessary? Do you guys go for representations of scents, or genuinely try to emulate them.

I'm trying to nail down a fragrance for the fledgling aesthetic I'm working on, but my issue lies in that concepts I'm associating with are generally... unpleasant.

>>11040886
Compliment, usually
Not really necessary
Both

Post the concepts, I'm sure there's something that could work, even if they're unpleasant.

>>11040886
>Is the purpose to compliment your natural smell, or to cover it?
compliment. perfumes change, sometimes greatly, from person to person as the fragrance oils react with each individual's skin chemistry. what smells good on another my not smell so good on you

>How does your soap/shampoo play into this; are unscented absolutely necessary?
i don't think it really matters as the fragrance from soaps and deos don't last long enough or have the same interaction with your skin. soaps and shampoos are washed out quickly; deodorant fragrance don't project out from the armpit, and don't project enough at all to clash if think you might be getting intimate with someone (and at that point, i doubt anyone is going stop because of any clashing). still, most recommend an unscented deo.

>Do you guys go for representations of scents, or genuinely try to emulate them.
>my issue lies in that concepts I'm associating with are generally... unpleasant.
do you mind elaborating on both these comments? i'm not sure what you mean.

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>>11040985
>>11040992

Thanks for the response.

I've been ruminating on the aesthetic I've been trying to establish, and I've come to the conclusion that it's basically just Goth. Buuuut let's not call it that.

So heavy and dark, obviously. I may dip into abstractions here... Kind of occult, maybe, but maybe still with that element of a horrific 90s cyber-rave... Somewhere between TRST and Exmilitary. I'm explaining this poorly but I have a good idea of it mentally, haha. I appreciate any indulgence granted to this ridiculous request.

>>11041000
try Encre Noire by Lalique

>>11041000
>>11041040
was going to recommend this as well

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>>11041040
>>11041043
Oh, this looks quite nice. Much obliged.

>>11035174

Which one smells like fresh cut grass?

>>11040886
Fragrances interact with your body chemistry. A fragrance can smell different on different people. But if you love a fragrance that doesn't love you, you can try wearing it on your clothes--though it usually won't last as long.

Unscented soap/shampoo is not absolutely necessary. It's enough that the scents don't clash. Soaps and shampoos are usually not a problem because they tend to be mild-smelling and hard to smell from afar. However, shaving creams and aftershaves can be. Of course, a problem is also an opportunity. I pair my citrus-vanilla cologne with a lime-apple shaving cream. No one else smells quite like me. Experiment. Failing that, you could always buy an aftershave version of your fragrance if one is available. That may be more about boosting longevity and saving money though.

As for representation versus emulation, my favorite example is musk. Synthetic musk is reminiscent of musk--minus the smell of zoo.

P.S. If you're looking for unpleasant, (non-synthetic) musk might do.

>>11041110
Fresh green...

>>11036665
YSL La nuit de'lomme Eau Toilette. Not the intense version, it's horrible.

>>11036665
If you want something peppery check out ferragamo f black. It's only like 25 bucks but it's a great frag. Give it a smell.

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Thoughts on this?

is fragrancenet legit?
£35 for YSL la nuit seems too good to be true
also, YSL homme or la nuit, for everyday use?

>>11042472
Fragrancenet is 100% legit, never had a problem with them. The only issue I have is that heir shipping takes FOREVER but I've never had to worry about them selling me a fake

Definitely L'Homme for daily use. The current formulation of La Nuit is shameful.

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>>11039429
>that peppe note

>>11041000
The darkest scents I know:
Ungaro III
Salvador Dali pour Homme

>>11042511
pls no meme

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Thoughts on this?

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Hey guys, I need a nice long lasting spring/ summer scent.
So I cant decide between Acqua di gio parfumo and Tom Ford grey vetiver (edp). which is better, lasts longer and can I buy them as a blind pick or do I have to test them first?

>>11042472
>YSL homme or la nuit, for everyday use
both are fine for that. la nuit is not quite the club/date night scent it used to be but i still like it.

just remember to la nuit is best suited to cold weather and i wouldn't wear it in late spring and summer. original l'homme is best for warmer weather, but versatile enough imo for use in fall/winter as well

>>11042626
for summer, certainly ADG

if you still want grey vetiver, definitely sample that one first and don't blind buy. if you like spicy aquatics, ADG is an easy blind buy, but if that's a lot of money to you, definitely sample first.

>>11042648
>>11042488

cheers fellas i think i'll go with l'homme

>>11042488
i don't doubt them to be honest but it turns out i'll be fucked in the arse by customs etc.
cheaper to buy from the UK.

>>11042682
yeah, overseas is brutal with this hobby, best of luck finding a solid deal in your country

enjoy!

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What about 212 for men? Experience someone?

>>11042692
thanks man i did get a decent deal on allbeauty. you too brother!

Best teen fragrance for parties and such (that's not overly normie like 1 million)?
>male
>trying to be and look effay
>18

>>11042797
by not overly normie do you mean you want something that isn't stupidly sweet?

sauvage, invictus, ultra male, l'homme, spice bomb, ch men are probably your best bets if it's for parties.

>>11042940
Thanks! Yeah pretty much. Which sauvage is good? Are they all good?

>>11042965
Sauvage. Eau Sauvage is from the 60s and will make you smell like old dude.

>>11042797
Cdg - Play Red/Play Green

what will make me smell like a professor?

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>>11043022

>>11041110
Victrix, Fahrenheit, L'Âme d'un Héros,
maybe French Lover if you use your imagination

>>11042712
My signature scent back in 2000 when my thing was being an underappreciated tech-house DJ.
It always kind of reminded me of going for sushi.
Apparently the reformulations are an improvement.

>>11043132
Will also make you smell like a janitor's bucket.

>>11043022
Molecule 01 says "professor" to me for some reason. Buy generic though, not the proper Escentric version.

>>11043309
Could you explain what it actually is?
Is it a generic ingredient or what?

>>11043334
Molecule 01 is the brand name given to a solution of Super E Iso that was first sold by Escentric. Super E Iso is used as an ingredient in other fragrances such as Encre Noir. It smells of Cedar / pencil shavings. You can find homemade versions on ebay for cheap and most sellers formulate their version with a higher concentration of the actual Super E Iso (say 20 percent versus 10).

I like to layer Super E Iso with any woody or floral fragrance. It is fun on its own but it's really subtle and I have a hard time catching the scent when I'm wearing it.

>>11042970
Sauvage is terrible, terribly generic focus group driven bore. Smells like a generic citrus airplane freshener. Eau Sauvage, on the other hand, is a masterpiece.

>>11043616
do not listen to this cock lover

sauvage is an incredibly pleasant fragrance and the only reason fags like him dislike it is because their precious dior released a mass pleasing fragrance

chicks love this stuff, look at any review, it's a compliment monster. do NOT under any circumstances buy eau sauvage if you're 18 years old

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Fresh cops, arrived today. Fragrancenet for the Bonds, Barney's New York for the Ralph Lauren Purple Label.

So I can confirm that RL Purple is similar to Bond Bleecker Street, but only at the opening. RL Purple is less sweet and more herbal. It is an EDT concentration, laid back and less "bright" smelling than the Bond. As a result, it also comes across as more masculine and slightly more formal than Bleecker, which I see as a truly all-purpose and everyday fragrance.

The Scent of Peace for Men is basically high rent Axe Phoenix. I hate saying that because this is actually a very pleasant and well blended scent.

I haven't tried Wall Street on skin yet, but on paper it's a powerful cucumber and salt water aquatic. I really look forward to wearing it in hot weather.

>>11036446
Though etat libre has been shit lately they have some fun perfumes dude

>>11043419
Awesome, thanks for detailed explanation

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>>11043958
>bond no 9

>>11043968
>Though etat libre has been shit lately
How?

>>11035819

Its a darn good fragrance, but a bit expensive on the designer side.

If I was you I would actually get the original Spicebomb or the new Extreme version and just go light on the trigger. I would doubt that the Eau Fraiche version would be worth the pretty penny. Plus with the original/Extreme versions you could use them comfortably again when Winter rolls around.

>>11036665
Like the other user, do not get Gucci Guilty, please, everyone uses it and its not that unique.

Go for La Nuit De L'homme by YSL, Spicebomb by Viktor and Rolfe, or Boss Bottled Intense by Hugo Boss

>>11043968
>fun
read: gimmicky shit

>>11041110

212 by Carolina Herrera

not that good in my opinion though

>>11042712

I have a bottle of the old formulation and I don't really like it too much, Its alright if anything, I just got better options to wear now than when I first got it.

I did get one negative comment while wearing this at work a while back ago though.

>>11043022
To be honest, I haven't smelled my professors before but I think I remember one left his cologne in the classroom before, dunno why he had it in the first place, but he probably had it in his bag and removed and forgot to put it back, then again who goes around putting their cologne in their bag.

Anyways, the cologne was The One by Dolce and Gabanna or at least I think it was, it didn't have a cap.

Hey guys I'm 27 male, looking for a summer scent, ~$100. I normally wear YSL L'homme Libre. Also, looking for some other scents that would be good to start a collection.

>>11044335
What do you normally like in scent? YSL L'homme is an obvious rec. TdH-etF is also really well liked. 7411 original is cheap and really good. I like the smell of D'Issey pour homme in the summer too.

Do you care if other people are wearing the same thing you are? because then there is a problem with all of those.

>>11044114
I don't blame him if it's D&G's the One, m8

>>11042971
Do you think people will like these? a normal girl at a party for example

>>11044350
I got some samples of D'issey pour homme, I kinda like it as a summer scent, but I'm also on the fence about it, I dont like the florally top notes as much. I'd like to try maybe something more unique.

>>11044335
Acqua di Parma Essenza di Colonia or Colonia Intensa

>>11043837
>look at any review
http://boisdejasmin.com/2015/11/christian-dior-sauvage-perfume-review.html
I'll just leave this here. Not that I usually agree with whatever reviewers say, but I agree 100% that this is a screechy, metallic fragrance that opens with the coldest, bitter citrus I've tried in a long time. Really offputting, but if you think it can grab you chicks, go for it.

>>11043837
Absolutely. Eau Sauvage is not for people below their mid 30s at the absolute minimum. People will think you accidentally used your grandpa's aftershave.

>>11044015
>Don't use that everyone uses it
>here, use one of those three that everyone uses instead

I have some questions:
What is meant by the term "flanker"?
Are there ways to increase longevity?
I usually spray my chest and each wrist, then rub my wrists on neck. Should I actually spray neck?

>>11044924
Oh nevermind about flanker, I looked it up

I'm 20 and I want to wear something during the day/to uni this spring/summer. Also, I don't want it to be too expensive, somewhere in the 360 Red price range. I had Midnight in Paris and La Nuit de L'Homme and liked them both. What would you recommend?

>>11044924
To increase longevity, apply unscented moisterizer on skin before applying perfume. For greater projection (longevity too) you can sprits some into hair. Some people say the alcohol can damage hair, but does anyone care?

Hate to give that answer, but it completely depends on what fragrance you're using. You can go with a single spray of anything from Serge or Chanel and that'll be enough, but for any Diptyque I'd go for three, and you can douse yourself in Hermes' Jardin series (or heaven forbid, Jo Malone) and it'll still vanish before 5 hours are out. Really depends.

>>11038053
smelt tuscan leather the other day and absolutely loved it. considering buying this. should i?

Hey guys. Where do I start looking for a new cologne as a complete pleb who hasn't used one since the last decade?
I'm a 23 year old male, 6'1 and overweight with a large build. I tend to have a very straight forward demeanor, loud booming voice and am told I have lots of presence so I want to capitalize on this by getting a masculine smelling cologne. I tend to go to lots of professional and formal events so I'd prefer a cologne that would work there, I club much less often. In general I want something that would give a kind of dominant manly feel and I really dislike fruity or floral scents unless they're more of a subtle accent.
Does anyone know something that could work for me?

>>11045050
If you don't just like the smell of Tuscan leather, but actually like how it smells on you, then get it.

>>11045094
Pretty much every cologne has some fruit or floral scent, and for good reason. There are exceptions like Escentric Molecule 01, 02, and 03, which you can find clones of for cheap.. It sounds like Creed Aventus or Creed Green Irish Tweed would work for you. Aventus is known for being a very good professional or formal scent, though it works for pretty much everything.

>>11045217
Oh I don't mean I entirely hate floral. I meant to say that I don't want it to be the primary component of the scent. Thank you for the suggestion, looking into it Creed Aventus seems to be exactly what I wanted. Do you think it's worthy of a blind buy? It certainly sounds perfect from all the reviews and description.

Hey, guys, I started buying fragrances, and I want to evolve to Eau de Parfums, how good is Montale? I see tons of unisex reviews, I'm interested in Vetiver des Sables and Mango Manga.- hope you guys can help me.

>>11045271
f....sorry, I'm male

>>11045264
Aventus is really exactly what you want. It's expensive but smells "large and in charge". You won't mind its fruit notes as they're nicely blended with the birch and smoke.

Aventus is nauseating t/b/h/. It doesn't work for me.

>>11045264
>blind buy
never ever, especially on stuff that retails for ~$300 a bottle unless you don't mind potentially wasting that much money

>>11044404
They're pretty norm-core.

Just sample them

>>11045094
Look at the OP image

>>11045423
>tfw no Creed works with me

>>11045271
eau de parfum is just a concentration of perfume oil diluted in alcohol. It most often goes like this, but varies from company to company:
Most diluted - Most concentrated
Eau de cologne/body mist/body spray/any other bullshit - eau de toilette - eau de parfum - parfum - perfume oil/attar.
Some houses make differences between their edp and edt versions of the same fragrance and make them different compositions by switching out a few notes, so they're basically not the same fragrance even if they have the same name. For example, narcisso rodriguez for women, the pink and the black bottles contain different scents.
On the subject of Montale; Not a clue, mate.

>>11046027
creed fucking sucks

>>11046097
no you suck

>>11045264
No, don't blind buy. Creed doesn't work with everyone, and it's also a divisive fragrance. look at the other comments to see people that hate it. if you're insecure and don't want to offend anyone, then don't get aventus. If you want something like that then Eau Moderne

>>11045050
>>11045210
This, because I loved it on its own but the dry down smells like putrid sweat on me.

>>11041000
that one that smells like semen and blood

>>11041000
Probably a bit too flowery-vanilla...but...etat libre d'orange - charogne

>>11046331
Secretions magnifique?

>>11043419
>Super E Iso
Dyslexic you are?

>>11044924
>Should I actually spray neck?
I like to spray the back of my neck and then a little might get in my hair which helps to hold on to the top notes a bit longer.

Does sweat ever interfere with your fragrance?
I've noticed Bleu De Chanel changes to this body spray type of a smell if I'm heavily sweating.
How do you guys control it if you do sweat like a fucking rapist?

Anyone ever try concentrated thioacetone? I'm not going to be a boring, lowest common denominator wall flower like some of you with your normcore tom fords and your Creeds. I put about a dozen sprays of thioacetone on me in the morning, and it works. People look at me with an expression that says they've never smelled anything remotely like this. When I leave my dorm building in the morning, people on the opposite end of campus know it.

>>11047343
that's part of the beauty of fragrances to me, learning how it interacts with your body chemistry

if you don't like it, there's not much you can do about it other than try another fragrance that meshes well with your skin. versace eau fraiche works wonders when you start to sweat

Opinions on Prada's Luna Rosa? Is it a good scent for everyday use?

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Thoughts on Givenchy Gentlemen Only and Dolce and Gabbana The One for Men?
I'm looking for something that is not too sweet, and has a crisp, fresh feel, even on hot days.

>>11048344
Gentlemen Only is actually pretty sweet smelling. It's citrus, wood, vetiver, and pink pepper. I think it's nice enough and it certainly qualifies as fresh, but I don't reach for it often. The Casual Chic flanker might be more worth checking out.

>>11044873

I'm not sure where your from but Gucci Guilty (and other similar colognes) is definitely overplayed where I am.

My recs are definitely unique to where I am, especially Boss Bottled Intense

>>11046089
I guess I'll blind buy one... 170$ though, I'll base myself in the tons of good opinions, hope they pay out xd

>>11044924

Not much ways really, if you can get your hands on the after shave version of your cologne then it will help in projection and longevity.

Also, over spraying a cologne does not make it last longer, it will just make the projection stronger.

>>11044924

Also, don't rub your wrists, I find it very uneffective.

Usually I only spray 2-3 times on my neck front/side depending on the strength of the cologne.

>>11045027
I would rec the original L'Homme by YSL. Its nothing like the La Nuit version but its probably the best daytime spring/summer cologne. It was actually my "signature scent" back in my undergrad days at HPU and I got compliments from it too.

As for price, its not as cheap as Perry Ellis but its getting discounted a little bit online if you check fragrancenet and those other discounters.

A cheaper alternative getting even more discounted is Boss Bottled and Boss Bottled Intense. Both are amazing and would work great in the Spring/Summer day in college. The intense version is basically the original amped up with a touch of sweetness.

>>11045094

My personal suggestion would be The One EDP by Dolce & Gabbana, its an amazingly masculine scent and would work wonders in the professional environment.

>>11041000

check'd

sounds like you want something dark and perhaps a bit mysterious

my personal suggestion is Man in Black by Bvlgari, its an amazing scent and also has a very dark vibe to it.

Another suggestion is Black XS by Paco Rabanne, which to me has a sort of gothic vibe with its dark yet sweet strawberry like scent.

>>11042626
Yes, the Profumo version of ADG is win in this category,

as for the Tom Ford scent, I would not blind buy that at all, its expensive and I remember smelling it before and not being amazed.

I would also suggest L'Homme by YSL, it works great all year round and not just in the summer/spring time. It smells fresh yet slightly sweet. It also lasts a pretty long time around a good solid five hours.

>>11048740

hey bro, dude you must got a lot of $$$ to blind buy those scents. They are expensive and you should definitely at least pay for a sample before getting the big thing.

A rule of thumb for buying a fragrance is that you do not need to spend a lot of $$$ to smell great/sexy/unique or whatever. And you hope that it will "pay out"?

There are tons of designers that could do as well as niche and perhaps better.

>>11044102
That's my go to.
Only cologne I've bought myself. Probably only cologne I've actually used up too. Everything else I got was a gift.
What's horrible about 212?

>>11048740
what a fucking retard you are, I know this usualy only alpies to /b/, /pol/ and so on, but why newfags like you behabe so dumb?

>>11048740
Montale is shit m8. who needs 100+ variants, especially when they all smell like synthetic oud?

>>11048899

Eh, I don't want to rag on it too much, personally think it is a good scent and pretty potent for a fresh/clean scent.

I mostly don't like it because it got me in trouble at work (office) one time because one of my coworkers thought it was too powerful and made her allergies go wild. And keep in mind I don't overspray, I usually just go 2-3 sprays. Basically, this event shaped my thinking on 212. I still have the same bottle and have not used it since.

Ironically I still bought the 212 VIP version and rock that every once and awhile.

>>11048919

to add a bit to the story, my supervisor also told me one on one to wash it off in the bathroom. She was cool about it though.

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>>11048848
Thanks anon! It's hard to decide between them, they all seem great.

>>11043837
There are about 3 different eau savages though. A guy I know is 17 and people(our age) seem to like the one he has(not sure which one of them it is but it's eau sauvage, not sauvage).

I think they are different

>>11048992

No problem bro, they all really are great choices you can't go wrong with

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Does anyone know some cool herbal, green, botanical scents for me to wear in spring/summer? Basically I am searching for something that smells like my Aesop products? (I already own Marrakech but I dont wanna wear it in spring)

Also, since it's a real pain to get your hands on their stuff and try it out,
does anyone know if Tacit by Aesop is any good?

Cheers!

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do you guys recommend this

>>11049578
well have you tried it...

>>11049626
no, do u know where i can get a sample in the uk?

>>11048923
Hmm, I think part of why I like it is that when I was 17 my dad took me to the college I was starting. We shared a hotel room for a few days and he'd spray the 212 after his shower in the bathroom.
I was starting college far from home, so I was pretty excited, nervous and all that.
So now I always get taken back to the feeling I had during that time, you know of being excited for the independence, nervous from being so far from home.

went to saks yesterday and finally got to sample mfk frags, i can still smell aqua universalis on my skin over 24 hours later, insane. francis kurkdjian is apparently visiting the store in april, might pop by for a chat.

>>11049631
fuck dude if you live in the UK, get your ass to dover street market and sample every cdg frag.

>>11049646
k will do when i next get up 2 london town

>>11049097
no, there are 2 eau savauges. the variant we're discussing is sauvage. sauvage is a great, youthful smell, eau savage is a classier, gentlemanly scent and will come off oldmanish in the hands of a young adult

>>11049097
>>11049852
There is only one fragrance named Eau Sauvage. Not sure why people think otherwise.

>>11048740
If there were any house I'd recommend someone NOT blind buying, it's Montale. Unless you were very comfortable with oud already, maybe. That said, Aoud Cuir d'Arabie is climbing my ranks in to one of my favorite scents, but I like the skanky dirty leather and oud vibe.

>>11049640

I see, I could respect that bro, 212 really is good, I just didn't have a good memory attached to it, its good to know that you have very specific and good memories to 212.

What are some times where it would be preferable to wear no perfume?
e.g. you only have citrus fragrances, and it's night time out
or
you only have citrus fragrances, and it's winter
or
you only have dark masculine scents, and you're going to over to hang out with your guy friends.

is 35 for a 40 ml of 2010 la nuit worth it?

>>11050652
Only you can answer that question.

>>11050569
when you're going to a place that could make you have to stay among people who are allergic, like on a long bus ride or a flight. Also not in hospitals, waiting rooms of any kind.
Citrus is fine by night, imo. Especially in the summer. Masculine scents aren't only for seduction either.
I generally wear what I feel like smelling by myself.

>>11050652

As the other user mentioned, its up to you.

But, if I was you I would just spend the extra $20 to get the 100 ml. Its more than double the juice for less than double the price, think about it.

Another way to think about it is on how much you love the fragrance. If you love it, then probably you'd want to get the bigger size. If you just think its ok and plan to use it sparingly than the 40 ml is your choice.

>>11050746
He's talking about copping sone 2010 vintage La Nuit, not the current formulation

>>11050777
>caring about the formulation of a mall-tier frag

>>11050799
kek I agree with you desu senpai

>>11050777

checked,

in that case, well it doesn't really matter, everyone in the fragrance community basically concurs that it smells the same but with just a performance issue of one less hour as opposed to the original formulation.

>>11050799
checked,

you'd be surprised on how many people care about "mall-tier frags" and reformulations, especially since the latest reformulation of Le Male freaked everyone out.

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>>11050147
There are actually 4 Eau Sauvages on the market right now, all pretty distinct from each other:

- Eau Sauvage EdT (the original one),
- Eau Sauvage Parfum,
- Eau Sauvage Extrême,
- Eau Sauvage Cologne.

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What do you all think of Hermes Eau d'Orange Vert?

>>11050569
>you only have citrus fragrances, and it's night time out
>or
>you only have citrus fragrances, and it's winter
It's probably fine to wear them, they just might not get noticed. It's better to be too subtle.

>you only have dark masculine scents, and you're going to over to hang out with your guy friends.
That sounds embarrassing.

>>11051321
i haven't been a part of this conversation so far, but this clears up a lot of confusion i was having so thank you :)

>>11049852
>>11050147
No, there's eau sauvage, eau sauvage l'extreme, eau sauvage parfum, and sauvage. The eau sauvages are radically different, not all of them smell old at all

>>11051321
Original asker anon here, do all of these really smell old? I'm 18 like I said

l'homme arrived and i can't stop smelling myself
kinda regretting only getting 40ml

>>11051638
Guess I'll have to try the other Eau Sauvages if they're so different.

>>11051321
And they are all uniquely named, with unique entries on BN/FG. By your logic, do you think that all the Baldwin brothers are Alec Baldwin?

>>11051638
see
>>11051777

>>11051777
By your logic, there's only one scent because there's a Boss perfume called The Scent.

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>>11051796
But there is also Scent by Costume National. They must be the same thing.

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had a coworker literally grab me and inhale to get more of a smell of this, what cologne gets you the most compliments /fa/?

>>11051648
don't get ahead of yourself. sometimes i feel like this but after a while i realize i'm sick of the scent and was really better off with a smaller amount

>>11051799
It went "There's 4 different Eau Sauvages"
"No there's not."
"Yes there is ES EdT, ES Parfume, ES Extrême, ES Cologne (all by Dior and with the same style of bottle)."
"Well they have totally different names!!!!"
It's different versions of the same scent, flankers or whatever else you want to call them. You're talking like those are completely different things.

>>11050147
>There is only one fragrance named Eau Sauvage.
>>11051321
>gives four different names
>>11051862
>You're talking like those are completely different things.
Because they are. A flanker is a different fragrance with a different name with a different entry on BN/FG. Do you think A*Men Pure Malt and A*Men Les Parfums de Cuir are the same scent? Do you think all the Jurassic Park movies are all the same movie? I never said they weren't flankers of one original scent. but you have not refuted my original statement.

>>11051806
Dolce and Gabbana Intenso, despite how pleb it probably is.

>>11051879
>Do you think all the Jurassic Park movies are all the same movie?

It would be "There is only one Jurassic Park".
"No there's Jurassic Park 1,2 and 3"
"But those are different movies and they're not called Jurassic Park, they have a number after it!"

Besides, by your own logic, there's 0 fragrances named Eau Sauvage becaues it's Eau Sauvage + subtitle in all cases.

>>11051351
love the smell but longevity = 0

>>11051891
ALSO if we want to be THAT pedantic, there's a whole bunch of Eau Sauvages because no two batches of it are the same, so while they have the same name they're different fragrances.

>>11051891
Very subtle different you missed: there is only one movie NAMED Jurassic Park. Would you call JP III "Jurassic Park?" Names are important. You wouldn't call Eau Sauvage Parfum just "Eau Sauvage" would you? If you walked in to a store and asked for "Opium" you would walk out with a ladies' scent (although it can totally work on a man, but I digress), but most here would ask for a bottle of "Opium pour Homme" and get the men's frag. Again, names are important because they mean something.

>>11051902
What if I'd say "The third "Jurassic Park" movie"?

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>>11051640

Hey bro, just get this one, its called Sauvage by Dior. Just make sure it looks like the bottle in this picture. All the other sauvages by dior are in a different kind of bottle so it should be easy.

This particular one does not smell old, its a masculine cologne that smells incredibly modern and distinct. I'd wear it to college, dunno about High School though.

>>11051903
"I'd like a bottle of the parfum version of Eau Sauvage please." Same deal. But if you asked for a bottle of Eau Sauvage you would walk out with a bottle of Eau Sauvage. Not Parfum, not Cologne, but the ONE AND ONLY fragrance NAMED Eau Sauvage. Get it now?

>>11051905
i heard that its not as good as the older rendition they used to have

>>11051903
>>11051902
>>11051901
>>11051891

what are you guys even arguing about? Eau Sauvage is not that good enough to argue over

Next you guys will be arguing about 1 Million and all of its flankers

And after that you guys will be arguing about Goosebumps books and all of its flankers

>>11051912

are you the original asker?

If so, and your 18, Sauvage by Dior is your best bet, people hate this newest Sauvage because it smells "too synthetic", what is that even supposed to mean? All cologne is synthetic. Either way, the younger ladies from 18-30 love this cologne. If you want older ladies like 35+ then get the old Eau Sauvages

>>11051912
>not as good as the older rendition
is this a joke? Sauvage came out just last year

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>>11051891
>there's 0 fragrances named Eau Sauvage becaues it's Eau Sauvage + subtitle in all cases.

>>11051944
Eau Sauvage
Eau de Toilette
Right there.

>>11051911
If someone asked you which Eau Sauvage is the best would you tell them "the Eau the Toilette version" or "There is only one Eau Sauvage, faggot"?

>>11051947
The concentration strength is not part of the name. Tell BN and FG to change the name of a fragrance from 1966 and see what they say, please.

>>11051921
>"too synthetic", what is that even supposed to mean?
that it smells chemical. while you are right that most perfumes include at least some synthetic ingredients, there are plenty of perfumes that smell like they are made from natural ingredients, or smells like something that could be found out in nature, without that artificial or astringent vibe.

e.g., compare Acqua di Gio with Jardin Sur la Nil

>>11051921
>>11051953
oh and i should add that despite connotations, "synthetic" isn't necessarily a good or bad imo. it depends on the fragrance as a whole

>>11051950
Trick question: I'd say Eau Sauvage Parfum, which is a totally different fragrance, not just a more concentrated version of the original. But if I preferred the original, I'd say the original.

>>11051951
http://www.basenotes.net/ID26147379.html
http://www.basenotes.net/ID10210636.html
http://www.basenotes.net/ID26145039.html

Putting the concentration strength in the name or not seems to be randomly chosen on BN.

>>11051921
>it smells "too synthetic", what is that even supposed to mean?
It's the difference between a natural smelling scent and an artificial smelling scent.

>>11051947
Actually the proper name is "Eausauvageeaudetoilettechristiandiorparis." Pleb.

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>>11051891
>>11051944
>>11051947
>>11051950
>>11051951
>>11051972

>>11051998
smell the same to me

>>11052010
I can recommend an ENT.

>>11051950
>"the Eau the Toilette version"
Three of the five Eau Sauvage flankers are EdT concentration, not to mention the original.

>no theres 2 eau sauvages
>no no no theres 4 eau sauvages
>but eau de toilette
biggest bunch of fags

>>11052387
not to mention garbage fragrance that only old niggers cum for

>>11052394
>posts like a teenage edgelord
>thinks his opinion is worth something
lol

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>>11052387
>biggest bunch of fags

perfume is for girls

What are the worst fragrances you've encountered?

My least favorite ones I've tried are

Bottega Veneta Pour Homme
Nautica Latitude
Cartier Declaration
Dior Feve Delicieuse

>>11054020
I don't mind Bottega Veneta. Got a good piney vibe to it.

>>11053969
>Why do girls wear make-up and perfume?

>Because they're ugly and they smell.

Just got 212 Men as a "throw in" in a trade and am wearing it for the first time. Yes, it's synthetic and generic, but it really easy on the nose and think it would do well in the summer or for a gym frag. Would also be a hit in the office. I'm pretty happy with this one, especially for essentially nothing.

>>11052387
"THERE'S ONLY ONE TRUE EAU SAUVAGE DON'T MIND THE IDENTICAL BOTTLES AND ALL OF THEM STARTING WITH "EAU SAUVAGE""
Truly, the biggest fags.

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>>11054258
how long does it last? And had you already some reactions?
I cant decide for a summer/ spring fragrance.
I have to decide between
Acqua di gio parfumo, dior sauvage or 212 men.
Firstly it should be a long lasring frag, and ofc attract women.>>11054258

>>11054020
>the worst fragrances you've encountered
Cartier Eau de Cartier Concentree
Creed Bois du Portugal
Diptyque Essences Insensees Jasmin
Mancera Lemon Line
Parfum d'Empire Eau de gloire
TokyoMilk Poe's Tobacco

some might like that Mancera though, depending on how much one wants to smell like Lemonheads

>>11054561
Walk in to a store and ask for a bottle of "Eau Sauvage" and see what you get.

>>11054035
On me it just smelled like candy and made me feel sick. Like, if you can imagine what a candy that tasted like perfume would be, that's how it smelled to me.

>>11054797
Over ten hours later and it is easily detectable six inches from my arm. Not beast mode, but not bad either. No reactions, but it smells like a crowd pleaser.

>>11055451
What is realistically gonna happen: they show you the original and tell you there's others and ask if you want to try those too.

>>11055576
Especially if you're under 30. Of course. But I'm kind of stunned people aren't taking the word of not only the house that created and sells it, but the two major perfume databases today.

>>11035169
Secretions Magnifiques aside, which are the best ELDO frags to check out?

gonna buy some samples

>>11055642
Le Fils de Dieu (my frag of choice for the hottest days of summer)
Divin'Enfant
Fat Electrician
Nombril Immense
Archives 69
Tom of Finland

>>11055642

>>11055722
these
plus afternoon of a faun, like this and divin enfant.

>>11054797


from what you listed I'd go for ADG Profumo or Dior Sauvage. 212's just alright.

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Opinions? With Spring coming up in mind

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which one should I cop boys?
1/2

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2/2

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>>11056408
one vote for Chrome

>>11056401
Very lemony.

>>11039004
good choice

>>11056401
I had the EDP. Doesn't seem to last too long on my skin. Awesome scent though.

>>11056410
this one

>>11056410
*upvote*

>>11056401
I thought it was too lemony / bergamot-y. Personally, I preferred the Sport version more.

A cautionary tale for those thinking of Royal Oud.

> Buy RO, so interesting, so woody and spicy. I didn't mind the questionable oud content.

> Two wearings later and I find it so dry and bitter, like licking the inside of dry bark, the strong pepper on the edge of overwhelming and it's stifling in close quarters (my shirt collar). It's difficult to wear when I think I smell like an old wooden cabinet dusted with pepper and a hint of eucalyptus --literally, with not a single artistic twist.

I'd stick with MI as my daily and save the RO for special occasions.

>>11056410
vote for nautica voyage

>>11057969
oud is disgusting. literally the oozings from a diseased tree.

>>11058361
shut the fuck up
>>11057969
I told you. Creed sucks. Don't even think about royal princess oud.

>>11058535
>One person has an aversion to one scent because of a certain ingredient
>It's not the ingredient, the brand sucks!

>>11058361
baddass to be honest famm

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Since the topic of spring/ summer scents came up.
I baught some samples.
Acqua di gio parfumo, 212 men, Jil Sander Sun Men, Dior Sauvage, Kenzo Homme and Issey Miyake l'eau d'issey
Will give a report when they arive.

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Just picked this up, Jean Paul gaultier. Nice and springy.

>>11059425
How does kenzo smell I can get that shit dirt cheap

>>11059612
it's more like a candy, sugary flavor

>>11059612
>Le Male in warm weather
enjoy smelling sickly sweet and overbearing

>>11037152
PERKELE SAATANA SUOMI VITTU
Let's take over this ebin treäd:D

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>No love for GOAT MMM Jazz Club

I love this scent and rarely hear about people repping it (or smell it in public).

>>11061151
i've been wanting to sample this one for ages

>>11061151
probably because it has shit performance

>>11059620
Its not usual for 2016. Its abvious from the 90'th. It stays long and is fresh and a little sharp. I dont know its not bad but since I have other spring scents I dont use this. Maybe to something formular like a wedding (in summer where I want to smell fresh)

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>>11059875
>tämä on nyt nopeus-langu

>>11062121
Nobody wants you to reek of cologne. What's wrong with weak scents?

Opinions on Bvlgari Man? Love Man In Black but never tried the original.

>>11058554
Creed's ouds don't have any oud in them. They suck and so does everything they put out.

>>11061151
It's nice, but another anon kind of ruined it for me a while ago when he pointed out how synthetic it smells.

>>11062716
That's quite the accusation. Do you have an ingredient list to back it up?

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Acqua Di Parma Mirto is a very beautiful, slightly soapy smell that I like a lot, but it has no longevity and sillage, atleast for me. Anyone know of a better Fragrance like Mirto?

>>11063038
He's right, but it's not just Creed.

http://www.fragrantica.com/notes/Agarwood-Oud--114.html

> In commercial perfumery it's safe to say all "oud" is a recreated synthetic note.

Has anyone tried Donald Trump's fragrances? How are they?

>>11063133
Le Labo Neroli 36 maybe

>>11063287
>>11063038
the same goes for plenty of notes like ambergris, castoreum, civet, musk, etc. and it's not just animalic or "weird" notes, e.g. most of the time cedar in fragrances is Iso E Super.

pretty much the only notes that are still somewhat common (at least in most niches) as a natural ingredients are spices, flowers, herbs, and stuff where it isn't too difficult or expensive to get a hold of essential oils

Prada amber pour homme gives me headaches. Help?

Also gucci pour homme ii is watery as hell. I was expecting spicebomb lite+tea and what I got was the equivalent of slapping myself with a wet teabag.

>>11064683
I don't really care if it's real or synthetic as long as it doesn't smell fake.

>>11063673
Same as Trump. Disgusting.

I am through my current fragrance bottle, what is a decent affordable fragrance?

I am /fit/ and start teaching at university this semester while still finishing my own studies, I need something subtle that persists throughout a long day without dieing down too much, a signature scent so to speak.

my last fragrance was hoggar by yves rocher

>>11065263
Perry Ellis 360 Red is great. It's $20 on Target's site or you can possibly find it at Ross, Marshall's, TJ Maxx type stores. It's basically Acqua di Gio but better with a spicier note.

It lasts and I only put one spray on my neck and one on my chest.

>>11065378
thanks, sadly I can only find it for a lot more, around 50 € per 100 ml. will try to find a possibility to order it from europe for less

>>11065378
>>11065559

I just realized T.K. Maxx around here is equivalent to your T.J., I'll check the price when I'm there next time.

Bond fans, which should I purchase next out of Chinatown, Central Park, Fire Island, and Shelter Island?

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>>11035169
Anyone have a strong opinion on Terre d'Hermes? Just got the EDP and really like it, but would like to have another scent that's more of a sexy date night scent, whatever that is.

>>11065647
I prefer the EDT and eau très fraîche to the EDP.

Do you look for a sexy date night scent that's similar to it? Or just in general?

>>11065655
Just in general. I have Fragonard F! which sorta works for that, and Ralph Lauren black, which works for like 30 minutes.

I guess we just have different tastes. It was a hard call between the EDP and EDT, but the eau tres fraiche was a no-go for me.

>>11065565
Amazon UK has it pretty cheap. It smells great with body heat or sweat.

>>11065677
too bad they only accept credit cards, I don't have one. is it weird not to have a credit card these days?

>>11065815
Depends where you're from. Where I live barely anyone has one.

Any good cheapo gourmands around? I like A*Men but it's like 70 bucks and the flankers are nowhere to be found around here either.

>>11065815
You can buy a gift card like Visa or MasterCard with cash at a store then use it to buy stuff online.

>>11065595
Chinatown (very feminine tho imo) > Fire Island (a little boring, but still very good) > Central Park > Shelter Island (who thought a marine oud was a good idea?)

>>11065815
>tfw bad credit score

>>11066005
Thanks for the opinions. I have Eau de New York; is Chinatown more feminine than EdNY? I mostly like the thought of smelling like a head shop. Might layer it with Demeter cannabis flower.

>>11066471
Chinatown I find to be way too cardamom-y. a great idea but misses the point for me. have never tried CP on my skin but it's awesome on a card.

I own Shelter Island and Fire Island. Shelter Island is by far my favorite frag I own. would highly recommend Shelter Island.

SI >>> CP > FI >> Chinatown

>>11065378
>>11065677
are you talking about the edt or edp?

>>11066790
It's very close to the edt.

>>11066963
what do you mean close to the edt? which one should I get, edt or edp?

>>11067021
There is no edp of 360 red.

>>11067036
I see, that's what I was wondering.

unrelated question, my gf is using several fragrances, she recently ran out of "d&g the one" which I like, should I get her a new bottle? any opinions on the scent?

>>11065815
Not if you still live at home.

>>11066790
>>11066963
>>11067021
Please provide link for Perry Ellis 360º Red for Men. I am unable to find. Thanks!

>>11067331
I haven't been living with my parents for 6 years

>>11067338
I found it by searching amazon

>>11050937
yup. one of my favorites

>>11067338
>>11067354
>I found it
>>11067036
>There is no edp of 360 red.
Ah, that's what I thought. The EdT is has good enough longevity anyway.

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>>11067140
If buy The One, then only Parfume version. The EDT is dieing too fast (on my skin max 3 hours)