Fragrance General

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>>12530901
If you want recs, provide as many criteria as possible: including sex, price range, seasons/weather, occasions, other frags/notes/accords you like/dislike, special conditions i.e. can easily be found in mall department stores, other ephemera i.e. personal style/aura you want to project, etc...

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Is this as good as everyone says it is lads?
Im just looking for compliments and projection

>>12530906
It can be offensive for the first 30 minutes. After that, compliment fucking beast. Girls do love it, and it performs well. Dry down is identical to aventus dry down.

reposting from last thread
What is parfums de marly herod like? Sounds amazing
Do people like it when they smell it on you or is it one of those niche fragrances that's hard to appreciate for the general population

reposting from last thread as well

what should I wear if my sole intention is dropping panties?

are there any CdG frags that fit that bill? because I tried wonderwood and black and I liked those, they don't have to be CdG tho

>>12530915
Sauvage, Aventus, D&G The One

>>12530906
>>12530910

I think it's pleb af personally and strongly disliked it. I find it harsh, not just during the opening half hour, but for the entire wear in general. To each his own. My bottle is sitting in the back of my frag cabinet collecting dust.

Pineapple Vintage and PV Noir are my only recommended Aventus clones.

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>>12530897
yeah but uuuuuuuuhhhhhhh

>>12530915
CdG frags are for dudes who like dudes in my opinion. I don't see women flipping for any of them.

I'll second Aventus and Sauvage for poon hunting.

>>12530897
http://www.basenotes.net/features/3377-ambergris-myths-truths-and-half-truths

>>12530915
Invictus, Sauvage, etc. Women die over those kinds of frags.

>>12530930
My Sauvage bottle is running out. And its true its my girlfriend's favorite and I get compliments everytime I wear it. Even once in a human dissection where the room stinks of formaldehyde and death I managed to pick up a compliment on it

Though, my bottle is running out. I can't decide if I want to get another bottle or get something else since Sauvage is smelling so well, though ive only smelt it in the wild once or twice.

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Is perfume.com legit? Does anyone have any experience with it? They have a good father's day sale right now but don't wanna get shafted

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>>12530934
definitely going to get sauvage, any more fall/winter scent recs tho?

no creed pls, unless it's some voodoo magic shit that will get me laid everywhere I go I can't spend $300+ for a bottle of cologne

Recommend me a good summer night out/date fragrance

>>12530944
1 million, Pure Malt (Though it's less pure poon hunting and more smells fantastic)

>>12530946
AdG Profumo.

>>12530944
>any more fall/winter scent recs
spicebomb, CH men prive, la nuit de l'homme, armani code profumo

>>12530948
>AdG Profumo

Tried it and hated it. Smells too heavy in a bad way.

>>12530946
maybe millesime imperial. versace dylan blue, sauvage would work too.

>>12530952
Hm, Dylan Blue? Still kinda heavy, but that's what summer night frags usually are.

>>12530937
SAUVAGE???? DUDDE

FUCKING PLEB WWWTTTTFFFFFF


WTTTTFFF FUCKING PLEB SAUVAGHE LMAOOMMO

>>12530954
>>12530957

Will check out Dylan Blue. How does it smell compared to Sauvage? I dislike Sauvage because after some time it morphs into abroxan/ambergis or whatever that is impossible to get away out of clothes if you don't wash them and that part lats way too much on my skin, plus I don't like that heavy ambroxan smell.

>>12530961
Ok you don't like that kind of frag. You can try The One, it would work in the cool summer nights.

>>12530961
Damn, it does have a fair bit of ambroxan. What is your price range? Could rec some niche ones, most designer summer night frags are about the same. BdC could work if you like it, I don't care for it myself.

>>12530937
>>12530960
Woops, mistyped smelling for selling*
also

LOL NO ROSE OUD OR AMBERGRIS KYS LOL FAGT IF YOU ARENT REPULSING PEOPLE WITH YOUR AUTISTIC TASTE IN PERFUME YOURE A NORMIE XDDDDD

>>12530971
Nothing wrong with a good rose oud though

t. wearing NY Oud rn

>>12530950
does la nuit dry up as quick as everyone seems to say?

>>12530976
Yep, people are only going to smell it on you for 1-2 hours.

>>12530977
jeez what's the point of it then

>>12530965

The summers here get really warm and humid so thats off.

>>12530969

I don't hate ambroxan it just gets too much in Sauvage. I will still try Dylan Blue.

I am aiming at designers because it's just something I will wear maybe once a week during 3 months.

>>12530915
Creed MI. Smells like money and has that fruity aquatic thing that women seem to love going.

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My gf wanted to buy me cologne for my birthday the other week and we picked out pic related. I have literally never come to /fa/ before and am just recently starting to take my appearance more seriously. How did we do?

>>12530996
not bad, but not great either

>>12530996
Pretty average, but if you and your GF like it, it doesn't matter what other people think as long as it's not bad.

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What are some other scents that have to sit for a bit before becoming good? Pic related, once the opening is over it's such a wonderful frag, but it starts off a bit wonky.

>>12530998
>>12531002

Thanks, we like the nice "fresh clean" smell and how its sweet up front then has manly/leathery finish (if that makes sense).

I figured it was generally considered a decent cologne but I always associated lacoste with "preppy" or boyish and wanted to know if that was the consensus.

>>12531014
brands are pretty meaningless when it comes to fragrances outside of the style the house makes. the scents have nothing to do with the fashions, i'd wear a brittney speares frag if i thought it was quality

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How IS this? seems tempting

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Why was this awesome frag discontinued?

Is L'Oreal fucking with us or are they the ones selling them legit on ebay?

If so, they might've found a way to curb the grey market.

>>12530906
Really my only consistent compliment getter. I bought 120 ml in feb and its about out

>>12530906
I'm not a huge Creed guy, but I've noticed most of the time I wear this someone asks me which Axe I'm wearing. Whereas original Aventus gets at least a "you smell nice"

>>12530937
Great new tag line for Sauvage. Sauvage, smells better than a corpse.

>>12530902
There's nothing challenging about it and it smells great, but if you're after compliments with your tobacco-ish fragrance, go with the crowd-pleasing The One

I love Light Blue by Dolce & Gobanna

Whats a good fragrance that is sorta like that? Or one that I might like?

>>12531174
Versace Pour Homme is a fantastic scent and has a very similar vibe.

>>12531193
>Versace Pour Homme

Thank you, best place to buy?

gonna ask again

I tried cdg black and I liked it but I hear better things about man 2 despite never trying it, which should I get? It's either one of those two or wonderwood

>>12530081
I'm wearing Tocca's Florence a lot lately!

>>12531216
fragrancenet or notino

>>12531216
also if youd like to step your game up, allure homme sport is nicer than VPH and has better performance but its more than double the price

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How good is this new ELDO fragrance?

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take your pick

>>12531568
patrician tier is fresh money and black

I just bought the one edp, did I fuck up?

>>12531643
>fresh

you better mean fresh blue musk and not fresh guy

>>12531656
I mean, the only way you fucked up is that you're gonna have to wait a shitload of time for the colder months to wear it so it isn't overwhelming.

Do any of you guys carry your perfumes with you?, in a small atomizer or anything?, any general/specific recommendations if so?, don't want this crap busting open in my bag.

>>12531568
Those sprayers though. I love it.

>>12531447
Lmao you got me there

how the fuck do i get the cologne smell to last the whole 7 hours at work

the scent disappears soon as i get to work

>>12531998
What fragrance are you using? May be a bad performer/not work well on your skin.

>>12532003
ralph lauren for $80~

>>12532111
Ralph Lauren is a designer, not a specific fragrance.

>>12531568
See, the great thing about this stuff is you can wear it AND use it to clean your windows.

What fragrances have a very masculine smell?

>>12532298
well it is 90% alcohol

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>>12531643
>>12531952
>>12532298

>>12532302
If you're going for a more old school masculine, try Versace Eau Fraiche. New, try Dior Sauvage.

>>12531125
How different is it from the new cube bottle one?

>>12532298
:)

>>12532370
Thank you.

>>12532374
I don't know, I've never smelled the reformulation.

>>12531219
Never smelled man 2 but I can strongly recommend wonderwood, got a free sample and 10+ people asked me what I was wearing

>>12532302
almost everything slumberhouse. try norne

dior farenheit also smells 0% feminine

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Guys, I wanna smell like flowers. During colder months I use TF oud wood but now it's summer, and I want flowers. Light but intoxicating, little like a rose you bury your nose in to have the most intense feeling of smell but it just doesn't seem to be enough.

The issue? All I've found smell ultra feminine. I'm not particularly insecure with my manliness but they smell I-borrowed-my-girlfriends-parfume-feminine, which really doesn't fit a single man.

I live in a periferia where it's pretty difficult to smell anything but Boss etc.

>>12532454
Have you tried Rose 31?

>>12530920

Just to clear it up, I'm the Shadilay britfag that has this. But I still disagree and laugh at the flaming sample tart that probably faps over Roja or whatever. Like I get why people like niche and stuff, but the classism against others just for preferring designer is pathetic. Like if you are just getting it for a status symbol, then please don't, and let someone who will genuinely love the fragrance experience it.

>>12532484
>>12530920

Also I'm just commenting randomly after seeing it, I am not the person that brought the lucky scent image up x3

>>12532454
Xerjoff Mefisto. Big rose with citrus, lavender, and iris. Very sexy scent, quite masculine, very sophisticated. It's a very alluring, mature floral.

Expensive, though.

>>12532484
>>12532488
???
I was just saying frags with real ambergris must be expensive as fuck and Haute Luxe was an example

>>12532484
I'm not Samplesperg, but I love Roja's fragrances. I have Enigma and it's probably my favorite scent ever. I want 51, Fruity Aoud, Scandal, and Fetish as well. I'd love Haute Luxe, but realistically, that ain't happening.

I find his fragrances very unique. They have something to them that just doesn't smell like anything else. Once you're familiar with his fragrances, you know them when you smell them. Even if someone's wearing one of his scents you've never smelled before, you'll know it's his work. I can't really explain it better than that, but they're just different from anything else I've ever smelled. Like, Enigma is a tobacco scent that somehow smells nothing like a tobacco scent.

>>12531219
2 is inferior to wonderwood, get black or ww

the opening of Kiste was so fucking disgusting but it's alright now. smells like something furry. antique well maintained dark red rug? resident evil 4?

>>12532503
Oh no I'm not throwing shade at you, I'm just against people that are acting uppity (well one person really)

>>12532505
I do too. Although there are a handful that personally do not appeal to me, I am a fan of his M.O, which is why I believe he is popular, creating the idea of "perfect perfumes" in a sense of that there is one blend that will strike a chord with someone as opposed to "the ultimate perfume" that is universally loved bar none. I love haute luxe, I sniffed it blind alongside Enigma d'or and a couple of AP concentrations (musk and amber aoud if I'm correct) but I don't consider it to be perfume that everyone will love, I just personally enjoy every part of it. Although I am sure he will release more exclusives as his brand expands (i.e The Gulf collection now having 5 perfumes in total as a form of exclusives to countries in the M.E.) I agree that a number of his creations have been done before, but if you look in the early days of modern perfumery, even the originators sniffed each others creations and attempted to better it. So all the fuss people kick up about "oh this Roja is a complete RIP OFF of ______" is ridiculous. You have legendary fragrances like l'heure bleue that would not exist if it wasn't for Coty's L'origin. Will Roja be beaten in terms of the creamy smoothness and blending? Maybe one day when technology keeps growing.

But even after all the praise that I give Roja in those respects, I still love a number of designer fragrances too, it just depends on my mood. I could wear haute luxe which I'm sure contains a degree of what it claims to have, but I could also equally enjoy a handful of designer fragrances for how their scent transitions.

Also as far as I'm aware, 1960s-1980s Bal A Versailles has real ambergris in it too. If anyone wants to talk to me about it, I will go more into detail as I don't want to give too much of a text wall to you all!

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>>12532537
>I still love a number of designer fragrances too
you couldnt be any more of a pleb even if you tried to.

pic related, you

>>12532544
If that is the case then I am a proud pleb ;)
Damn I'm feeling pretty crazy right now, anyone want to
>Run through fields of wheat?

>>12532544
I suppose you've never eaten at a chain restaurant or shopped at a discount retailer either.

>>12532554
>>12532557
im joking!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>12532562
>>12532557 Is not me x3

Should I get Dylan Blue or Sauvage? Anyone who has both please tell me how they compare

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>>12532537

Also just gonna tag on a pic of an original 60s formula of 15 ml parfum
(and no I didn't buy it because of what Genesis are using as marketing tools, with certain celebrities wearing it, it outpricing joy etc etc. My auntie had an old bottle and said she knew someone who had the original thing preserved, even though some of the box is iffy and slightly worn)

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I saw people talking about it here so much that i finally bought a sample and I REALLY like it - both the scent itself and the performance. I wanted to buy a bottle but is it worth looking into other Creed fragrances if I'm looking for a warmer weather/universal scent? I mean I don't want to spend more money for kinda expensive samples if i'm gonna go with Aventus after all.

>>12532615
I like to run with Original Vetiver on warm days during Spring and Summer, switching to 'heavy' freshies like Aventus in the evening.

>>12532621
Thanks, I will try it out first especially since the price seems to be on the lower end from their other frags

>>12532537
Yeah, there are absolutely some designer fragrances I enjoy and wear fairly frequently as well. Roja, for me, is not something I wear every day, especially given how expensive it is, I want it to last. Even if it was dirt cheap, though, it's not something for every occasion or setting in my opinion.

You pretty much nailed it that Roja seeks to create different scents that will be "perfect" for different people. I don't like some of his fragrances as well, a few have fairly prominent cumin notes, which is a note I hate. His fragrances that I do love, though, are absolutely magical.

>>12532615
Millesime Imperial. In my opinion, it's Creed's best scent. Many may not agree with me there, but it has that nice sweet, but not cloying, fruitiness, the salty aquatic notes, it's just perfect for summer, and works year-round. Women seem to love it too.

>>12532544
Oh, Samplesperg, you are the living end!

>>12532716
>MI
Whores like it, not women. Whores. Don't leave out the important details.

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>>12532718
>perg
EVERYTIME

>>12532710
Have you ever tried the candles?
I remember the connaught smelling pretty good. As well as burlington arcade and the sixth floor boutique, but I didn't ask what they were using to scent the rooms.

His method reminds me of the advice given to Ragu before pasta sauces exploded with variety, along the lines of "There can never be a perfect pasta sauce, only perfect pasta sauces". This can be found applicable to most things, which is why I would never personally berate anyone for liking a fragrance that I may not like.

>>12532793
>>which is why I would never personally berate anyone for liking a fragrance that I may not like.

Unless it's Sauvage

>>12532745
Haha! Are you talking about the dude a couple months back reporting about what frags the hookers in Amsterdam were wearing?

That was me. And yes, they all loved MI.

>>12532793
No, I'm not a big candle guy. I haven't actually been to Roja's boutique, I sampled a bunch in Amsterdam a while back, got samples of some others, and ordered my bottle of Enigma online.

>>12532745
if she breathe she a thot

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Thoughts on this?

>>12532865
>designer
absolute pleb shit

>>12532003
use a fragrance primer

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So this has horrible performance but a great scent, what are some others that smell like it?

whats your opinion on incences?

>>12532526
I don't know...It always smells like syruppy, boozy fruit to me.

>>12532997
Smells great before burning but it all smells the same while burning. Better to leave it around clothes/whatever if you want that fragrance around

>>12533162
>but it all smells the same while burning
you clearly havent used good quality incenses

>>12532454
For a cheap solution try lalique white. Its its the most amazing white floral I've smelled and is easily unisex. Its got this intoxicating note (probably the iodone) that smells like that moment just before a flower dies

You can also try amouage reflection man for a little more spice and incense, but still having the white florals.
robert piguet notes is very similar to reflection just without quite as much incense. Also less than half the price
Anything by JHAG as well. My favourites are not a perfume (ambroxin, which you use as a base to make everything last longer) and Anyway, which again, is a gorgeous white floral

Those are your best bets unless you wanna go full arab and throw a rose oud combo on. In which case, literally anything arabic will suffice, they all smell the same

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>>12532807
I fucking love Sauvage, but it's so popular where I live. Literally atleast 3 other guys in my office own a bottle as well. I do get compliments whenever I wear it out though. Currently for summer I've got Sauvage, Invictus, Versace Pour Homme, Terre d'Hermes and Dior Homme Eau. Anything you guys think I'm missing situationally?

>inb4 pleb

>>12533344
youve covered all of the bases as far as situations but if you enjoy the ones you have listed i think bvlgari aqua amara would be right up your alley if you havent tried it.

Just got my herod sample this morning. Smells like a candle from a handmade candle store or a church. Don't know if I like it yet

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>>12532476
>$231 for 2oz
I have a sample it's not "amazing" it's okay.
I'd probably pay $115 for it.

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Are they legit? Prices and pictures scream "bottle full of rubbing alcohol from the middle east"

Is anyone here into massage/moisturizing oils? I want recommendations for really luxurious compositions for the whole body, something more advanced than 'mix lavender EO with jojoba at the grocery store lol'.

>>12532868
Nice. Any sort of input other then you're autistic.

>>12531924
no

>>12531998
rub some lotion on the area you are spraying, let it dry, then spray. usually works for me

>>12531924
http://a.co/eBcqfIi
on my second order of 100 vials
i'm very generous with my samples to friends and keep a travel spray for each of my bottles.

>>12532868
I don't know if samplesperg or bait.

So kinda want a new fragance now that i will be working on my own clinic
I`m 24 y/o, medic, I have experience with basic tier fragances like Invictus, CH, 212 Vip
Now I want something serious but not overpowering (?)

I live on a mild hot country on average 30C on summer, will only use it by day, from 10 to 8 pm, if that matters

Thoughts on TF Rive D'Ambre? Any cheaper alternatives out there? Don't have to be identical, even vaguely similar is fine

What advantage would I get from buying the metal flask version of A* Men? Just a different look and feel? I'm guessing it'd be a safe buy since I could buy refills of other pure Mugler scents and pop it in the empty bottle.

>>12534415
Yeah, it just looks nicer. And yeah, it's refillable. I bought one just so I don't have to deal with those horrible plastic things anymore.

>>12532904
It's almost exaclty like Diro Homme Cologne but dior hasmuch better performance

>>12534415
It's refillable and the atomizer on the metal flasks is noticeably better than the one on the rubber bottles

>>12534233
Tom Ford Grey Vetiver

>>12534486
Seconded

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Memoir Man is alright, but it doesnt smell that unique, still pretty good, compared to Reflection Man

What are frags that are pretty much totally unique? Obtainable on luckyscent preferably.

>>12534599
The Zoologist line. I own bat and I've sample Rhino, Hummingbird, Nightengale, and Civet. If you want unique, that's what you'll get.

They're not the most wearable scents, but they do actually pretty well evoke the animals they're supposed to represent. For example, Bat is a mix of soil, earthy roots, leather, musk, and tropical fruits. Very high quality scents, very interesting, and nothing like anything you've ever smelled. Definitely not for every day, though.

>>12534415
The advantage is that the sprayer actually works on the metal flask, rather than the weak dribble you get half the time with the rubber ones if you don't hit it just right.

>>12534415
What could possibly be the advantage of buying anything designer? You reek of plebness.

>>12534867
>he's not intrested in grills liking the way he smells
>he only wants to smell like burning churches

>>12534885
To be fair, Samplesperg is too autistic to get grills anyway, so he may as well wear shit that smells like yogurt and burning rubber because he's the only one who's gonna be smelling it.

>>12532824
based anon

>>12535049
I'll be going back in October. I'll make sure to do another report then.

Does anyone have experience with making their own scents? I think it would be fascinating to learn.

>>12535118
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpANAha9m_U

>>12534898
don't forget his mom

>>12534898
Who is Samplesperg?

>>12535424
an anon who can be identified by his vociferous hatred for all fragrances produced by "designer" houses. he spends lots of money on niche samples, doesn't own full bottles, and has only been posting in these threads for a few months, yet he presents his opinions as the sage wisdom of an olfactory savant. we seem to have largely succeeded in driving him off, thankfully, as he had begun truly shitting up the only good general on /fa/.

>>12535424
>he wears cologne for himself

>>12532505
besides Samplesperg, there's Rojastein, who never fails to mention how he owns enigma which he didnt even buy, despite being the only Roja fragrance he owns. His only other cologne is probably Brut which he paid 2.99 for with the k-mart coupon

>>12535431
Not only has he only been posting here a couple months, he'd never worn fragrances before then as well.

>>12535458
I'm the dude who owns Enigma, I have tons of other stuff too, and I definitely paid for the Enigma. You're probably thinking of the dude who has the bottle of Haute Luxe his sister bought him.

>>12535466
>$3500 for cologne

what the fuck why

>>12535470
Enigma's not 3500.00, it was 315.00. Haute Luxe is the only one that's that expensive.

>>12535475
he was clearly talking about haute luxe

>>12535475
yeah that's the one I was referring to

I wouldn't even pay $300 desu

>>12530944
I'm so tired of designer pleb garbage. What the fuck is wrong with you? Fuck off? Get some proper cologne. You have to look into the niche side of things.

>>12530934
MORE designer garbage. Seriously get some taste you absolute plebs.

>>12530996
>Lacoste
Dude if you come here and wave your designer toxic waste around like that please consider not coming here again.

>>12535481
Well, my sister got married recently, I bought it to wear at her wedding.

>>12530948
>Recommending designer shit when you can easily recommend niche frags
You might as well tattoo PLEB WITH NO TASTE on your forehead dude.

>>12535484
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>>12535487
Come on, now. We all know you're not the real Samplesperg. Apply yourself, nigga.

>>12535489
buying it for only one occasion is all the more reason not to imo

if you've got the money by all means but that's definitely not for me

>>12535508
Well, I mean, I wanted it anyway, I just had a reason to drop the cash on it now. I love the stuff, glad I got it either way.

>>12535516
what makes it worth so much? obviously the other shit is just le gold leaf meme but what makes something like creed or roja worth $300?

>>12535589
It smells unique, nothing else smells like it. Also, exclusivity. You won't smell like anyone else. Plus, it smells really fucking good.

>>12535516
he said he picked only the best ingredients, real ambergris, real whatever from whatever desert and so on

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Anything similar to this but a bit manlier? I know this is "unisex" but it smells fairly feminine to me and people already think I'm gay enough

>>12535854
>Tom Ford
You're getting really borderline on that designer shit. Watch out.

>>12535901
This shit is getting so tiresome, even if it's a joke

>>12535911
Yeah, I hate mainstream memes like that one. Only plebs like that trash. I only like superior niche memes.

>>12535630
(Shadilay sister gift fag here)
Just so I'm not misrepresented I'm not the Roja fapper or rosa stein or whatever. I'm not cast under a strange spell like some base noters can be that you see in forums when discussing the brand. One thing that I find strange is that the marketing with the "Only 50 bottles per year" is probably exaggerated since there is another person that owns it here. I'm not saying its a bad thing or >MUH EXCLUSIVITY but just that obviously the marketing is talked up. If my numbers are right, if the marketing was true there would be 200 bottles that exist, which is dubious considering how many stores have them on display (unless the tester bottles are watered down).

And obviously its not the only fragrance I have, theres that BaV stuff that I posted a picture of, vintage mitsouko, Molecule 02 (if anything I think that was the dumbest purchase I made), Jimmy Choo man (Sits on the skin after about an hour jfc), Lacoste red (God knows how old it is but it still smells ok), Spicebomb (I'm not sure if its the heavy original or the reform made a couple of months after the release) and Versace oud noir (don't waste your money on that disappointment), got others too but not a huge amount.

>>12532865
If it is what I think it is, it smelled like some cleaning product.
Maybe try it on your wrist once? Decide for yourself, maybe it will suit you.
But personally, i disliked it a lot.
Other gucci fragrances that I have tried are weird as well, they dont seem to have a good structure. But that might be just me.
And ignore what other guy said. There is absolutely nothing wrong with anything designer as long as it suits you and its worth the money.
You are aware of the fact that every fragrance smells slightly different on everyone, right?

How to get samples of fragrance family
Idk where to find samples of creed
Should I just buy online at this point
My collection is almost complete I might just buy aventus and viw so I don't have to think

>>12531013
what the fuck is wrong with you? pure malt is GOAT from the get-go

>>12536523
If you think "over-perfumed grandma" is a good scent, then yes, pure malt is GOAT from the get-go.

>>12536580
Are you 8 years old?

>>12536523
OP of that here, I just meant it was kinda strange/harsh starting out. Might put some people off and when that part is over it becomes the most pleasant, warm, relaxing scent ever

>>12536254
Just walk into Saks and ask them for a sample

>>12536722
i agree 100%, i hate wearing pure malt for the first 30 minutes

>>12535854
Smellbent St Tropez Dispenser

Since we're already on topic of niche frags what are some entry level niche houses?

>>12536843
Amouage

>>12536843
In terms of not being incredibly expensive:
Montale
Annick Goutal
Atelier Cologne
Diptyque
Acqua di Parma
L'Artisan Parfumeur
Penhaligon's
Serge Lutens

In terms of the fragrances themselves
Creed
Bond No 9

Also, a bunch of designer houses have exclusive or prive lines which are definitely worth checking out:
Dior La Collection Privee
Les Exclusifs de Chanel
Tom Ford Private Blend
Hermessence
Armani Prive
Zegna Essenze

Then there is also Guerlain who have fragrances priced at pretty much every level

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>>12536904
niche is the fragrance/scent itself though never the price

>>12536913
I understand that but the poster was vague as to what he meant by entry level. That could mean niche houses whose fragrances are priced at a more accessible level or those whose fragrances are more in-line smell wise with designer offerings that the poster has experience with

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Thoughts on this? Worth the blind buy?

>>12536904
>>12536922
Thanks, I meant both something "weareble" and reasonably affordable. From what you listed I only tried a few samples from Creed which I really liked and maybe 5 Acqua di Parma from Blu line which were rather disappointing. Will definitely look for some others from your list if there are availabke where I live.

Whats a cheap night out fragrance for summer?

I have two day time fragrances for summer but I realized I have zero for the night time. Still I don't want to spend a lot if I don't have to.

>>12530901
I want something for Winter, considering either Le Male Terrible or 212 Sexy Men

Ile pourpre smelled nice straight from the vial but on the skin im not sure whats going on

>>12536580
>smell and taste are objective

>>12536735
Or Neiman Marcus, or some Bloomingdale's... If not nearby, then online.

>>12536913
"Niche" is a term that applies to the house.

>>12537165
wrong

OBJECTION!

Anyone else tried Laboratory Perfumes?

>>12537214
>Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt.
You could have googled first, friend...

https://www.fragrantica.com/news/What-is-Niche-Perfumery--100.html

http://www.perfume.org/all-about-perfume/Designer-vs-niche-fragrances-Whats-the-difference

>>12537465
designer frags = mass appeal

niche = niche

it's easy to say that shit like Reflection Man smells like a designer

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I went to the local drug store and surprisingly they sell fragrances
Only 2 caught my attention

Bvlgari was alright and CK One Summer was alright

>>12537477
Proving my point, thanks!

>>12537507
back da fuck yp nige

I think Creed make the best fragrances

>>12537708
I will never not get a nose orgasm from GIT.

Thoughs about aqva amara?

suggest one fragrance for this poor aussie

>>12536735
thats the problem these jews don't have samples
or at least they don't want to share them with me
the tom ford at those places claim they never have any bottles but if you purchase from them they magically get them
im in with a TF store tho so I don't need to beg for TF samples and the creed one is like a seekrit club
I guess online it is

>>12537007
Yeah it's hard to pin down. It smells like sweet cream and purple. That being said, I know it's purple and has a whipped cream note so maybe that's confirmation bias.

>>12537165
Read the fucking infographic attached to every general you sperg

>>12537959
>an infographic created by a /fa/ggot is more reliable than fragrantica.com and perfume.org

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Fragrance threda is:

a) bitches
b) niggers
c) shills

autohide

thoughts on invictus? How does it compare to eros and sauvage?

>>12538074

10/10 insight here, keep posting

>>12537728
I love it. Really fantastic summer night fragrance, the mandarin note is definitely not the most natural, it almost has a candied aspect to it but it works. The patchouli and resins in the base set it apart from almost every other 'aquatic' fragrance. Great performance as well

>>12538081
I like it better than Eros and maybe even Sauvage. It's much cleaner and fresher than Eros while maintaining that alluring sweetness. I do enjoy Sauvage, but I think Invictus is a lot less harsh than Sauvage so it beats it out for me

Tobacco Vanille you absolute barbarians

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>>12532454
I am fucking telling you to buy this. I have it right now for the summer. It's the best scent you will ever bless your body with. I promise you

>>12533344
Nope. You good.

>>12538526
I would like to disagree. It's a great frag but not for you. It leans more on the feminine side. You would have to be very confident to wear something that smells like fruity red wine.

>>12538526
>eau de cologne

>>12538822
Is there any real excuse for an EdC concentration in the modern day world of perfumery?

Does Armani Diamonds have good enough projection in the cold to be used casually during the colder months?

>>12538850
cheap fucks. im not even sure who thats marketed towards, when i think of an edc i think its marketed towards dadcore folks who think edts and edps are for pussy fags but no way anyone who wears brut is shopping around for hermes bottles. the edc adds absolutely no value and it just shows laziness, too bad most people will jerk off jean claude elena for just about anything he does

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Thoughts? I really like it, even though I normally hate florals.

>>12539521
Very nice, has this comforting "ironed shirt" feel to it. Definitely better than la nuit which everyone seems to prefer. Rather for office/suit. Also while I wouldn't call it original I can;t really think of something similar at the same time

anybody have this? I got a sample and I fucking love it, it smells exactly like a real pine tree but it only lasts like two hours

does it last any longer if you spray it on?

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>>12539639
forgot pic like a retard

>>12539639
>does it last any longer if you spray it on?
There are several advantages to spray application, but longevity isn't one of them.

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tried the entire line-up and didn't like any of them. what's with the big hype around this guy? it's a neat concept, I'll give him that, but I was really disappointed by the fragrances

>>12539713
that's too bad

anyone know of anything similar that doesn't perform like shit?

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"sexual nights" by michel germain. seriously, never met anyone that uses it and every woman that smells it on me loves it

>>12539744
I just made peace with the fact that all the fragrances I like the most have the worst performance

>>12539746
He makes some surprisingly decent stuff. I blind bought Sexual Sugar Daddy because it was on sale for 15 bucks. Nothing super amazing, but it's a nice sleeping or just General around the house frag.

For the price of his stuff, it's pretty not bad.

>>12539751
:^(

>>12536932
Worth 100 times over. Think of it as similar to bdc edp but in terms of the incense note but with more musk, citrus and longevity
Imho a criminally overlooked fragrance

>>12539989
Threadly reminder that BDC EdT is superior to the EdP. I got a solid 9 hours out of three under-clothes sprays and was noticed throughout my work shift today.

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This just came in the mail today, did I do good or did I fuck up?

>>12539521
one of the staples of fragrances. it's like the MMM gat of colognes

>>12539631
Exactly! Everyone is always praising La Nuit de l'homme when it's really just sort of generic and in my opinion not very pleasant. L'homme is really pleasant and fresh and almost universally appealing, doesn't even smell like you're wearing a cologne, just flowers with a bit of wood.

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>>12539989
not too manly for a 19 year old twink is it?
if not i'll blind buy it rn

Hows the projection/sillage?

I've been rocking l'eau d'issey pour homme for a couple years.

Although my personal favorite, what can you /fa/gs recommend that is similar

>>12540251
Give this summer to Dior Homme Cologne.

Is ulta.com legit? Anyone bought from them before?

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>>12540251
C A T P I S S
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I retried Eros and it's actually just a simple sweet synthetic frag, not that bad but not as good as i first thought

I resmelled Dylan Blue and it's actually pretty bad

gosh darn

>>12540351
RIP

Yeah, those sweet scents smell good at first but quickly become overbearing. I started out really liking invictus, for example, but it quickly became overbearing to wear, didn't even finish my 1.5ml sample.

>>12540130
i probably would have went for honey oud myself but theyre pretty similar

>>12540351
eros and one million are very similar both in application and the way they progress. i love one millions opening and eros is quite interesting with the green apple and mint but after an hour they both turn into a sweet mess.

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So what does the Sauvage deodorant stick smell like compared to the EDT? What parts are there and what parts are missing?

>>12540351
So, you tried hundreds of samples and still haven't found anything you want to buy? Have you considered that maybe your stands are too high, or this who,e "fragrance" thing might just not be for you?

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>>12540372
I'm mostly into fragrance because of what the scents evoke, not exactly to wear them. They spark the creativity and new worlds very elegantly. If a fragrance barely evokes anything because it's too basic I'll definitely call it bad. There is This Is Not A Blue Bottle that I would consider buying a bottle and wear though. But I'm still looking, will buy more samples.

If this whole fragrance thing wasn't for me I definitely wouldn't spend so much money on them. People here think I see myself as some sort of super connoisseur or something. It's true that I believe I have better tastes than most but I'm definitely not the guy who knows all about the notes and the technicalities and the industry, not that this interests me all that much to begin with.

>>12539739
Really? I really liked memoirs, and every storm. Want to like mosaic as well- great scent but awful longevity on my skin. Are there scents that do memoirs and storm better?

>>12540431
not him, i like memoirs a lot but every storm literally just smells like ADG or perry ellis red with a slightly more aquatic opening

>>12540295
They are. It's a big company. I have an Ulta store around where I live.

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thoughts on this? i tried a sample and i really like it. also, what are some good fragrances for summer?

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thoughts on this? I just bought one, how much I fucked up?

>>12540943
pretty bad, 2 hours of longevity and 4711 smells the same

>>12540922
Definitely not that one. In the summer, it'll overwhelm anyone around you with the spice/sweet. Be prepared to wait a couple of months to wear it.

Also, good spicy frags like that for the summer are Dylan Blue, Dior Sauvage, etc. They'll work without being obnoxious like winter frags are in summer.

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i wear lauder for men, doesnt smell outdated, smells clean and beautiful while masculine, lonegivity is a bit piss poor though

>>12541065
yeah, you're right. i was intending to buy it for winter/fall but i forgot to specify that. as for summer fragrances, im looking to try anything, not only spicy ones.

>>12541101
What sort of a vibe are you going for/what do you want out of it?

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Thoughts on Honoki?

>>12541127
i have no idea

>>12541156
post an image you like

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What do you guys think of this? I was pleasantly surprised by it.

>>12541156
Well, fine. Versace Pour Homme if you want an invigorating summer scent. Invictus if you're wanting to please ladies, Acqua Di Gio Profumo for a good night scent, BdC for office, etc.

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>>12541165
I never tried that, but I really liked Eternity Summer 2017. I fucking hate Eternity and all other CK fragrances, but they really nailed this one.

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Thoughts on pic related?

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>want to buy Sauvage because it's amazing on my skin, both scent and performance
>afraid that everyone will be wearing it

>>12541204
IS everyone around you wearing it now? No? Then why would they suddenly start the instant you buy it? Go for it dude.

>>12541165
I have the CK One Summer 2013 and 2015 bottles. 2013 is pretty great for the $20 I paid. The Summer editions are different each year but generally smell young and beachy-clean. Safe except for when they go full tropical drink or sunblock smell.

I just got my first sample vials and I have no idea what to do with them. I need some kind of atomizer?

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>>12541250

>>12541254
This is embarrassing but I wanted to do this and couldn't figure out how to open them. I've got it now.

>>12541204
>>12541211
Yep. In the grand scheme of things, how many guys do you run in to in a day/week/month that even wear fragrance? Now how many of those wear anything you recognize? Even if you wore THE most popular scent, the odds of someone else recognizing it are tiny. People tend to forget this general or BN or FG forums are enthusiasts from all over the world talking.

>>12541254
And that applies a tiny dot of juice that will barely project. While inverted, I rub the vial over my arm a bit to spread it around more.

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>>12530904
Can I get a recommendation? I'm a noob, but I want to get into fragrances.

I'm male, looking for prices on the lower end and I'm usually wearing just 1 spray of Cool Water as an everyday fragrance.
My personal style is something between minimal and preppy, just black, white, gray and sometimes blue. Working in a library, weightlifting for fun.

Pic related is an outfit I might wear

>>12541423
Secretions Magnifique by ELO

>>12541423
since youre probably looking for something basic you should just go to your local perfume store

>>12541440
...and then look for what?

>>12541437
Thanks, going to check it out.

>>12540380
literally what is the point of buying them of you're not going to wear them

are you the autist with the massive sample collection

>>12541463
I just told you why I buy them

>>12541463
He is Samplesperg, yes. And yes, he is exceedingly autistic.

>>12541468
what a stupid thing to spend so much money on
>>12541469
he needs help

>>12541475
no it's not, where else am I going to find them anyway? I dont blindbuy full bottles like a retard

>>12541343
Yeah, this. People shy away from wearing even shit like Aventus because "everyone's wearing it", but the majority of people don't even wear fragrances, and most of those who do aren't educated enough in the topic to recognize specific scents. Hell, I've been a connoisseur for years and I can't often pick out specific fragrances on people, especially considering how different a fragrance can smell from person to person.

When you really think about it, not wanting to wear a fragrance because you're afraid it'll be too common is rather silly.

>>12541481
spending hundreds of dollars on things that you don't even wear is stupid

>>12541481
You don't buy full bottles period.

If you're only buying things to sniff in their vials, why buy fragrance? Why not just buy pure extracts or essential oils or scents for aromatherapy? Why buy scents specifically designed to wear and not wear them?

>>12532615
I had the samples delivered yesterday and I'm gonna go with aventus.

GIT - Very authentic smell and seem to be quite versatile but smells little "flat" for that price.
MI - Definitely best of the samples, a true unisex not just "a fragrance for sex A that can be worn by sex B". Fresh but with just right slightly heavier undertone which isn't similar to the standard drydown you would find in other freshies.
Original Vetiver - smells like urinal cake desu
Royal Mayfair - Smells like garden, has this similar authentic feel liek GIT. Unfortunately the opening has a very prominent note that smells exactly like a throat medicine I used to take as a kid
Virgin Island Water - too much coconut, smells like cleaned toilet

>>12541484
I wear them if I want to and it's otherwise part of the olfactory library, if I need to think about something that might relate to that specific fragrance then it's right there. I can't believe nobody here seems to have a slight idea as to why I might even collect them. Don't call me the autist here.

>>12541487
I dont think you can describe a whole world with only rose absolute

>>12541487
>Why buy scents specifically designed to wear and not wear them?
hella autism

>>12541498
lmao get a hobby

what do you even do all day? just hunched over your computer shitposting here and huffing cologne out of a tube?

>>12541502
this IS a hobby, do you even know what that word means? and it's one of the best when it comes to supporting creativity

>>12541506
people who collect things have other hobbies too you autist, they don't sit around all day smelling their baseball cards

>>12541509
Do you think that's all I do? What the fuck am I supposed to do with your dumb post?

>>12541518
yes as a matter of fact you're so autistic that i do think that's all you do

Alright, come on now, let's not let Samplesperg ruin another thread. We all know he's autistic, let's just ignore him and move on.

>>12541423
>>12541457
>Thanks, going to check it out.
Don't bother. Anon was trying to be funny. Without knowing weather/season, check out Encre Noire Sport. Normally, I'd say try more sprays, but since you work in a library, I'd recommend keeping application minimal, and on the chest to limit projection. Unless you live in the Middle East somewhere, where fragrance is part of the culture.

>>12541494
>samples delivered yesterday and I'm gonna go with
Far be it from me to tell another anon how to spend their money, but if I may offer a bit of free advice: the reason I get samples is so I can wear a frag multiple times to get a feel for it. How it performs, reacts with my body chemistry, etc. I can't tell you how many times something I liked initially I grew tired of after a while and then the bottle just sits there, unused. If it was something as expensive as a Creed, I'd give the sample multiple wearings over some time to see if that might be the case.

>>12541536
Agreed. Live and let live. Frankly, I find him kind of cute now. Still kind of wish he'd trip, but I can choose to be offended or not by another's opinions. I choose the latter.

>>12541596
This is solid advice. I never get 1/2ml samples, I always get at least 1ml so I can try it 3 or 4 times. It can take time to get a feel for how a fragrance will actually work on you.

>>12541607
I agree. I kind of like messing with him because of how upset he gets about people questioning his "hobby", but it's probably not so good for the continued health of these threads. These are usually pretty good threads, last thing we need is more shitposting.

>>12541596
Thanks, I actually had a number of aventus samples which I've been using for enough time that I'm not worrying I'll grow tired of it. As for the others I just got I just don;t see myself using regularly any of them ( except maybe MI).

>>12541645
(same anon) But I agree with what you said and for me this is especially true with sweeter scents so I'm really curious how MI will be long term in this regard. Seeing how the fruitiness in it is rather lowkey i'm hoping it won't be suffer the same pattern.

>>12540968
longevity is definitely not 2 hours
the similarity to a cheaper frag I can't vouch for tho so u could be right there

>>12541527
well keep your shitty ignorant comments to yourself

yall a bunch of plebs with shit tastes

>>12541857
Post what you wear then, fag.

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It's an embarassing point to start from, but what are some nice tropical fragrances akin to Fiji? Obviously with more depth and in EDT form. Nothing harsh, I just like that smooth, pleasant, tropical scent.

>>12541851
>not even going to prove me wrong

so it is all you do lmao

>>12542357
>doesnt know what ignorant means
do you want a video or what you dumb faggot

>>12542332
Creed Virgin Island Water maybe?
I saw someone say Fiji smells like D&G The One, but I can't really comment on that.

>>12542375
Was thinking virgin island water, actually. Never heard that about The One and I feel like it's inaccurate, they smell nothing alike.

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>>12542332
Set Sail St. Barts for Men is one of the small handful of frags of which I own a backup bottle.

>>12542332
CK One Summer
any year but particularly 2015
Nice and cheap, worthy step up from drug store fragrance

>>12542399
Yeah the main notes aren't similar so I was pretty confused by the comment. Aparently Fiji smells sort of pina colada like and VIW is the only coconut themed frag that I've tried. Philosykos has coconut also but I can't smell it on my skin.

Just ordered some Dior Sauvage online, worried as fuck though because it's in the 90s here with no signs of stopping. The high heat during shipping/outside before I grab it won't damage the fragrance, will it?

>>12541849
youre pulling my leg if you tell me you get average or better longevity on NP

>>12542565
Imagine if frags couldn't handle everyday temperature variations, including the "rigors" of shipping... Good thing they can.

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>>12542565
No, the thing with seasons and frags is more of a perceptual thing, the scent remains the same.

For example, pic related doesn't suit a hot, Summer's day, sunny or otherwise.

Doesn't matter how much you like vetiver and cypress.

>>12542565
You'll be fine. I just got a bottle today that was sitting for a while and it smells like it should. I imagine only prolonged exposure or extreme temperatures would do anything noticeable.

>>12542366
K E K
E
K

>>12542366
Yes. I would like a video. Please post one.

>>12540091
Chill out man, that's just your opinion. Some people prefer a heavier base to their frags

I honestly dont understand why everyone's obsessed with longevity these days. The whole point of fragrances smelling amazing is because they dont last

>>12540247
Not at all

>took off atomizer top from l'homme, filled travalo atomizer
>Put back on atomizer top, works fine but squeaks when spraying and may have leaked a little, the atomizer top was slightly wet after a squeaky spray followed by a cap and uncap

Anyone have this happen before? How do you fix it?

>>12542599
You might want to read the post you replied to one more time.

>>12542649
Take it off, rotate a bit and put back.

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my nose and palate are superior to yours, i'm objectively better than you for having a larger fragrance library than you. silly designer plebs, its not autism, it's called having taste and refinement, i pity the masses

>>12542745
is it true that you sampled your own piss fragrance

>>12542745
omg

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>>12542730
Well fuck, I better go back and edit my post.

We're auto saging now, fuck it.

But no, I've been buying/receiving frags in the mail lately and nothing's exploded.

>>12542399
>>12542512
There is also one zoologist fragrance which to me basically smells like heavy tropical fruits and coconut. Its bat or beaver i think. Just be prepares that their scents are not easy to wear and the coconut in this one is actually its saving grace

>>12542745
10/10

>>12542786
It's Bat that has the tropical fruit notes. It also has very heavy earthy, musky, leathery notes. Definitely not what you'd be looking for if you want a light, smooth, tropical frag.

Does anyone else use a spray of a fragrance before bed? Sounds weird as fuck, but I love doing it with comforting scents like YSL L'homme.

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>>12542565
Probably not!