Fragrance General

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>>12710113

I wear a suit, have a full beard, and work in a business formal setting.

Recommendations for year round scents?

I like NOIR fragrances, right now using 1740 Marquis De Sade and there is like 1nl left.

And I am thinking - what should l choose - two middle average fragrances, one for the day, and one noiry for evening, or one expensive?
What can you suggest for me? I have like $300-400

>>12710196
Sauvage
Invictus
Dylan Blue

>>12710277
What the fuck?

>>12710166
Terre d'Hermes and Grey Vetiver if you're over 25.

who here waiting for viking sample

>>12710538
Nah, I sent them an email 2 days again now asking about getting samples in Canada and the niggers never responded.

I am, however, waiting for a sampling flight from Ganache Parfums that should arrive probably Monday or Tuesday, so that's nice.

I tried MI and GIT

they both smelled like ass to me

Do you guys like Histoires des Perfums? Is $20 for five samples a good deal? What's shipping like?

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So far pretty good, one of the interesting frags that smell good


>>12710705
yeah good deal
>whats shipping like
where are you even buying from

Seems like you can't buy a 150ml bottle of Prada L'Homme in the US. Do you guys know of any eu websites that would ship to the US?

>>12710788
United States of America. Does it matter where when shipping from France ?

>>12710855
yeah shipping accross ocean can be expensive but i meant what website but anyway

>>12710858
Well that's what they do right on their website, and you can get twenty dollars off a purchase of a 3.3 oz bottle by redeeming your sample purchase with them it's kinda neat. Can you buy it on other websites?

>>12710788
delicious frag, I recommend a try

Anyone got a spicy boozy masculine rose frag rec?

>>12710887
luckyscent, + it's in america

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>>12710898
Well that's... strange. Direct from their site you can choose five 2 ml samples for 20 dollars, but luckyscent you can get 10 already chosen 2 ml scents for 20 dollars. That's almost too good to be true, and this ships from the US?

>>12710925
yep los angeles or something iirc

who /frag addict/ here

just dedicated a whole day to buying and trying frags

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Which of these scents, or ones that would be recommended, would go with the youthful playfulness of Raf ss97 and the minimal sophistication of Lang ss98?

>>12710788
hell yeah fucking good frag, bottle worthy

any cheap ass frag that smells okay for guy under 25? your beater scent, say, the one you wear when you're going for cheap but not peasant.

>>12711039
nautica voyage

>>12711043
what about fall/winter?

does jeremy post here

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/fra/ btfo

>>12711069
No one gives a shit about a guy thats in it for the money and pretends to love fragrance with his little kit he totally doesn't pull out just for the camera. Everything he shows he gets sent to him, the tiny "kit" vials we given to him by the supplier for recognition, despite being a model and should know some basic legal shit he can't disclose for crap. Anyone who critiques him is immediately a "jealous hater" apparently too. He just has a fanbase he can easily manipulate with fake acting and "OMG HE DID THE SIGNATURE TWIRL THEREFORE HE REALLY LOVES WHAT HE DOES!!!!!" He is an insult to people that genuinely love fragrances, sure he's your go to guy for compliments, but his opinion on the industry shouldn't be held above anyone else's cause all the insight he gets is free shit from companies or events, nothing more.

>>12711069
Plebs.

>>12711127

Finally someone said it! Hitting the nail on the damn head!

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>go to shops to try fragrances
>have to be asked every 3 seconds if I need help
>store people won't leave you alone and they try to force fragrances on you
>end up just giving up and going home

>>12711165
The best thing is when you go to a couple of stores from the same franchise and ask them for a recommandation they will all point to the same fragrance. In spring I was looking for something light and citrusy (so 50% of mens scents), 3 different Sephoras in 3 different cities and the assistants would always point me to the new Jimmy Choo first...

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Whatcha wearing this fall/winter /fg/? Pic related is likely what I'll wear most.

I was thinking of adding the original A*Men if I can get it for a good price.

>>12711596
why do you post here aaaa my eyes

Any reccomendation for a smoky frag?
Designer or niche doesnt matter neither the price range, all welcome.

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>>12711693
smoky menthol

black tourmaline

>>12711693
Norne

which is the best from the chanel allure series?

>>12711740
Edition Blanche

>>12711131
>Finally someone said it!
>finally

>>12711740
Didn't try the original. Eau Extreme is too heavy and Edition Blanche too light so I'd go with Homme Sport.

Did anyone else notice that once you used up about 10% of the bottle a lot of fragrances tend to become slightly heavier but also last longer? or am I just imagining things?

In terms of compliments, eau extreme

In terms of scent, edition blanche

>>12712079
fuck, responding to >>12711740

VPH is way better than AHS

the opening of AHS is basically VPH but better, but then it turns into a creamy headache inducing mess

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>tfw blind bought $300 worth of fragrances

who /living on the edge/ here

>>12712973
Which were they? Good luck, impulsive anon.

I'm a noob at fragrances, but I just tried a few samples and really liked both Invictus and Eros. Should I just buy both or force myself to choose? They both smell different enough that it doesn't feel like I'd be getting more of the same.

When wearing deodorant, should I try to find something as neutral as possible, or try to find something that compliments the scent?

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>>12713073
>liking Invictus and Eros

>>12713072
CH prive
Lancôme hypnose
La nuit
individeul

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>>12713085
Use crystal deodorant such as pic related along with antibacterial bar soap in the shower. The deodorant soap helps to ensure complete bacteria kill, and rubbing the mineral salt stick into your damp armpits leaves a residue that inhibits bacteria growth. No bacteria means no stink. I apply scent directly to the armpits after using the stick.

>>12713095
Huh? They're good beginner fragrances.

>>12713073
You can buy both sure. But if you don't have many frags, need some other types of frags (I.e winter, casual summer, work etc) and don't have much to spend then just get one of them (I would say Eros)

>>12713135
>But if you don't have many frags, need some other types of frags (I.e winter, casual summer, work etc)

How do you tell the different categories of fragrances apart in this sense? I really have no clue what makes something appropriate for one season over another. I wouldn't be wearing them every single day, but just when going out/on dates/etc.

>>12713152
After you smell enough you will start to learn the differences

A good casual summer scent should have a citrus, fresh and light scent.

Something for going out in winter should be heavier possibly with darker notes of tobacco and whisky/run etc

For dates I don't think you can go past Dolce & Gabbana The One. The projection isn't great but the scent is amazing. The perfect skin scent

Sauvage is also a great to one to have as it can be worn to literally any occasion

>>12713168
>The perfect skin scent

What does this mean? And do categories overlap? Like are there different fragrances for dates in winter vs dates in summer vs work in winter?

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I DONT LIKE LEATHER FRAGRANCES AND THIS ONE SMELLS TERRIBLE

>>12713124
>'''''''''''''beginner fragrances'''''''''''''

sure it's better than axe and I guess that makes them refreshing when you smell them for the first time but it's still shit

>>12710851
help m8s

>>12710619
sucks bro, im in canada and they're sending me a sample

>>12710196
>NOIR fragrances
What is?

>>12713343
>sure it's better than axe and I guess that makes them refreshing when you smell them for the first time but it's still shit

t. sample de toilette

>>12713357
How'd you manage that? They never even responded to me.

>>12710983
Yeah, I search CL and local thrift stores for frags current and vintage, also I've swapped off CL twice now too. Last purchase: Envy fM and Unforgivable Multi Platinum for ~$25 apiece and they both sell for $200+ on eBay.

>>12713135
What would you categorize Invictus and Eros as?

>>12711053
Burberry London?

>>12713394
pure clubbing scents

Eros for cooler temps and Invictus for warmer nights though you could wear Eros in summer too

>>12713394
Invictus is a summer scent. Eros is pretty versatile, because the citrus and mint are good for summer, but the vanilla and tonka give it enough substance to stand up in colder weather.

>>12713343
fuck this frag makes me sad. fucking terrible.

>>12713406
meme

Brit is better

What are some basic fragrances everyone should at least sample to have minimal experience with what exists? Also, reasonably priced is a plus.

>>12713449
>D&G The One
>Acqua di Gio
>Kouros
>Aventus
>Sauvage
>1 million
>Burberry london
>L'eau d'issey
>D'hermes

Should give you a broad range of scents

>>12710113
How come fragrancenet is not in the OP? It usually has a lot of sales and seems to be better priced than some of the sample sites listed. Is there a specific reason to exclude it?

>>12713457
OP links are for where to cop samples in the form of decants.

Fragrancenet sells official samples.

What's the difference between eau de toilette and parfum?

>>12713470
Read the links in the OP. Here's a good one:
https://perfumesociety.org/discover-perfume/an-introduction/faq/

>>12713470
The concentration. EDT is less concentrated than an EDP.

>>12713376
Like dark, smoky, woody, like holding some secret.

>>12713561
Where did you get that definition from? Did you make it up yourself?

>>12713573
This is my association with the noir atmosphere. What is yours?

>>12713575
heres my definition: pisspiss
suck it loser! see ya aroud! *walks out with the bottle of sauvage that he stole from* haha bro

>>12713575
The word (or acronym since you capitalized it) NOIR isn't a meaningful adjective in regards to fragrance. There are many, many (hundreds? scores at least) scents with "Noir/e" in the name, but there is no common denominator connecting all of them. Lately, it seems like an excuse to add vanilla.

I just found it odd that you use the word, in all caps no less, and expect others to know what you mean by it.

In any case, some dark, smoky woody favorites:
Antaeus
Aoud Cuir d'Arabie (etc.)
Encre Noire (& à l'Extrême/Sport)
La Yuqawam Tobacco Blaze pH
Narciso Rodriguez fH
Salvador Dali pH

is it ok to buy tester bottles?
I dont plan on displaying my fragrances so I dont really give a shit about fancy packaging and whatnot.
I just want to save some money but I dont want to buy testers if they are weaker versions of non tester fragrances.

Right now im quite liking dylan blue. I was given a sample of some prada one recently and i quite like the after scent of it, i think i might get some

>>12713662
Same juice. Buy away. Some will not come with cap, FYI.

>>12713668
sauvage is all around better desu

but it's not bad

>>12713678
i got into it because of the other one they make, Eau Fraiche. how would you say sauvage compares to db

>>12713662
I'm no expert. I don't own a lot of frags.

Testers seem to be a common disguise for fakes. It's up to you. I may not have the greatest of faith in the perfume industry, but I believe that their juices will have less carcinogens than whatever those who create replica scents can cook up.

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>>12713662
>>12713688
Last time I bought a so-called tester it barely smelled like what it claimed to be.

>less carcinogens
Is there a way to tell how much harmful bullshit like this a legit frag has? Lately I've begun feeling like I should really be worrying more about it.

>>12713686
Eau Fraiche is actually really nice. From Versace I have Eau Fraiche (x2), Pour Homme, Dylan Blue and Eros. I would say Eau Fraiche is overall the nicest in terms of scent, though it's really for summer only and projection isn't great.

Compared to DB, Sauvage just stands out way more and lasts and projects better than DB. It's much fresher and more airy. DB has this strange kind of quality about it, like they've taken Sauvage and mixed it with shampoo. It's kind of like a more subtle version of Sauvage so I think it could be a more suitable work scent. But overall I would pick Sauvage. In fact I would take it over any other frag I own out of 25 or so. It's just so versatile.

>>12713721
>I would say Eau Fraiche is overall the nicest in terms of scent, though it's really for summer only and projection isn't great.
actually thats one of the reasons i like it, being in australia its good for 75% of the year.
ill probs try sauvage next time im at a perfume store though, being more airey might be good for spring

>>12713781
australia here too desu

What is up with pineapple vintage.
Now they have 5 variations with Noir intense and Beyond noir

>>12713721
Fucking love Eau Fraiche. U know ur shit anon

SO i tried YSL la nuit and while it was nice, i don't know when i would wear it. I don't go out to a lot of evening shit.

Suggestions?

Should how you apply change depending on the fragrance? Or should you always do it the same way? How many times should you spray, overall?

>>12714057
I'd go with YSL L'Homme. Much more casual.

>>12713389
i just sent an email the day they launched the website

>>12714109
Fuck. That's what I did too.

I have Dior Homme Intense for winter and cold days. Now I want something a bit fresh, so far I am partial to Channel Bleu Parfum and Terre d'Hermes. Any input here? (longevity, appropriateness, alternatives etc)

I am 25 and pretty casual-smart dressed. Shirt sleeves rolled up, jeans or relaxed chinos, sneakers.

>>12711719
>>12711706
Good recommendations
>>12711693
Fumerie Turque
L'incendiaire
Avignon
Bois d'encens
(Last two are more incense smoky)

>>12714130
Terre d'Hermès is a good summer fragrance. Great projection and it's a masterfully done fragrance.

I just got a used bottle of Chanel Eau de Cologne. I'm starting to agree to the statement by M Turin that it's the best cologne in the world. The only problem is it's longevity- feels like it becomes a skin scent in about two hours. I know I'm supposed to apply cologne liberally, but even with my 200ml bottle I'm not used to using up so much precious liquid at once. Maybe I'll carry around an atomiser to top up at regular intervals instead.

>>12713249
Bump on this

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for all vanilla lovers, it's pretty good but too much vanilla for me

>>12710985
bump, please help my autism

>>12713706
Watch the documentary.

My mom died from cancer, I'm probably going to get it too. I think that there's other environmental exposures that are far greater than this, but I still think it's a risk worth taking. A bit like smoking, only I don't smoke anywhere close to regularly, and only smoke cigars. Enjoying dying (which we all are, all the time) beats not enjoying dying. It'd be great to have studies and whatnot to base this on, but I haven't looked into it.

someone should make a discord

>>12713249
Basically, very heavy, sweet, spicy scents, things with lots of vanilla, tobacco, spices, boozy notes, etc. can become very cloying and unpleasant in hot weather, so it's usually best to wear them during the winter (or at night). Likewise, lighter citrusy, aquatic, floral scents can be very muted and not project well during the winter, so they're best worn during the summer.

Yes, some scents are versatile enough to be worn year round, mostly things that have spice or vanilla notes that aren't too heavy paired with lighter notes. Some like Versace Eros, for example.

>>12714057
>Suggestions?
For what based on what criteria?

>>12714059
>Should how you apply change depending on the fragrance?
Yes. You wouldn't apply a beast on exposed skin just before walking in to work. Rive Gauche pH comes to mind That is one I apply to chest only and maybe rub a tiny bit on arms/neck as its top notes are really strong and I don't want to gas people out at work. My pasta on the subject:

I do 2-5 sprays generally, depending on frag, atomizer, occasion, etc. Most frags 3-4 sprays. 1-2 on chest for nice wafts from under collar all day, 1 on back of neck, 1-2 on forearm(s). Avoid proximity to nose, i.e. face/front of neck, to prevent olfactory fatigue. Under clothing mutes projection. On hair/clothing holds on to top notes longer, but just a dusting as some frags stain some fabrics.

Best to test application in more casual situations and best to ask others about projection, rather than rely on your own nose. And always err on the side of caution if unsure in more important occasions.

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can anyone identify this bottle?

Do I put my sunscreen on before or after the fragrance?

>>12714893
> ever wearing sunscreen

>>12714918
>wanting to age like shit
>>12714893
after, you should be wearing unscented sunscreen anyway

>>12714130
Sauvage

>>12715011
Thanks but I find it absolutely revolting and so does my girlfriend. Not sure why because I like most of Dior's other fragrances

Ok guys, I need some help. I know these threads mostly tend to be for men's frags, but I need some refs on female frags, because I know very little about them comparatively.

So, my mom just helped me buy my first home. She's an awesome lady and has always been amazing to me, and I want to get her something nice as a little thank you.

So, I know she wears Balenciaga Paris, she also has L'eau D'issey. I bought her a bottle of Balenciaga Florabotanica a while back and she liked that one a lot. I know she likes lavender and aquatics. She also likes Amouage Jubilation and Creed Royal Water and MI on me, if that helps a lot.

I was thinking maybe Amouage Dia Women. I want something nice, something fairly high-end. Maybe up to 350.00 or so. Anyone have any experience with Dia? Any other recommendations I should look into?

>>12714831
Glenfiddich 12yr.

>>12714831
Eau de D4

>>12714831
Eau de Merde

>>12714893
Before, ideally, like moisturizer, but not a huge deal.

>>12715013
Try YSL l'homme then

>>12714920
I'd be more concerned about daily, prolonged exposure to the chemicals in sunscreens.

>>12715085
Bondfag here. If she likes Jubilation on you, she will be into B9 or Bond Signature Perfume. I have given vials of many fragrances to the mom-aged perfumed ladies at work, and these two are the ones they always come back for.

>>12715301
I'll take a look at those. The thing is, I know she likes Jubilation on me, but I don't know if it's something she would like to smell like, you know what I mean? It seems like most of the fragrances she wears are mostly floral-ozonic-green-aquatic-aromatic types.

Looking for a rec - I fucking love the leather note in Tuscan Leather/La Yuqawam/Golden Boy/Godolphin etc etc but I get really turned off by the sweet fruity notes that always accompany it. Is there anything that is straight up suede all the way through or maybe has a light citrus opening?

>>12714435
What documentary? If the risk is significant I could probably enjoy myself just as well with a homemade fragrance using natural ingredients desu. Or just spray normal fragrance on my clothes. Then again everything from laundry detergent to dish soap has artificial fragrance too...

Anyone here ever smelled rochas men?

>>12715538
Yeah, it was my first. It's pretty sweet smelling.

>>12715301
>I'd be more concerned about daily, prolonged exposure to the chemicals in sunscreens.

you are an idiot, stop posting.

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Thoughts on Narciso Rodriguez for him?
been thinking about blind buying it, I haven't been able to try it in a store

You can only have one fragrance ever from now on, what do you pick and why?

For me, it's Sauvage
>nice fresh manly scent
>super versatile
>long lasting and great projection

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CITRUS MINT TEA

not my thing

>>12715621
fucking retard fuck off my fucking thread

>>12715629
it's alright, cold cold rock cucumber

>>12715683
pleb

>>12715538
Present

>>12715717
what did he mean by this

>>12715629
It's fascinating and well constructed, but I can't bring myself to want to smell like it. It has the only petrichor note I've smelled, and I love smelling that irl, but like I said... It's just so cold, as >>12715697 said. Temperature-wise and emotionally. That said, a lot of people love it.

>>12715719
>I, a person who has smelled Rochas Man, am stating my presence.
How can I be of service?

>>12715728
what do you think of it or can you describe it in relation to any well known fragrances

also disclose if you are a nichefag who automatically writes off anything below $500 or production numbers less than ~15,000

>>12715738
It's coffee/vanilla/chocolate. Similar to Michael Jordan Legend, which I might actually prefer. And in the ballpark of New Haarlem, but NH is smoother and more bakery-like.

And ha. I'm the guy who's usually fighting with people like that. I have a dozen niche/"exclusif" bottles, but my wardrobe is overwhelmingly designer, albeit with more than a few vintage and discontinued bottles. I don't really see the point of differentiating between designer and niche. They're all just fragrances. I decide if a bottle is worth the price to me and I buy it or I don't.

I spent $1000 on glass bottles, cardboard boxes and scented water

I don't regret it

>>12715683
Creed MI. You can wear it anytime, it smells great, very sophisticated, high quality, women fucking love it. It's not my absolute favorite ever, but if I had to pick just one, that's it.

>>12715819
Creed MI smelled like a urinal to me

Maybe it was the tester but it smelled bad

I also tried GIT in the same shop which was better but I still didn't think it was anything special

1. Want to get Amouage Myths Man.
How it is? Smoky? Is it like holding some secret? Like, for example, 1740 Marquis De Sade.
2. Is Molecule 01 smelling anything at all? Want to try, everybody says it is 10/10.

3. Why, for example, the Myths Man on Luckyscents is 300$+, and on Notino 170$.
Will I get the same perfume, same notes, same magic?

>>12715835
Either the tester was bad or your nose is. There's nothing in MI that should smell even remotely urinal-like.

>>12715798
Come back when you spend 1500 on samples

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I ordered a decant of this.

What am I in for?

>>12715902
Or better yet, DON'T!
http://instantrimshot.com

>>12715961
Cedar resin and sandalwood with a creamy undertone that appears during dry down

Personally I like it a lot, wearing it right now.

Ball powder? My nut sack gooch area gets disgusting. What is a good ball powder?

>>12715398
It's in the OP.

I think the risk is insignificant, but still there. And like you're starting to realize, bioactive synthetic chemicals are all around us. Plastics contain them too. Flouride in your mouthwash and toothpaste kill bacteria in your mouth as well as in your digestive system.

The issue is that studies seem limited, because of the secrecy involved with these chemicals.

>>12716010
Would you say it's worth the money for a 100ml bottle of the edp?

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anyone used pic rel? curious about your opinion

>>12716024
The edp and edt are very different. I prefer the edt, it's much creamier on the dry down. The edp also smells more of cedar and less sandalwood, its more like other woody smells I tried.
I'd say the 100ml of edt is worth it.

>>12716011
Baby powder or gold bond powder spray.

>>12715961
It's a fantastic sandalwood note with as said cedar along with other woods supporting. Very good performance, too. My only complaint is it is powdery to the point of making my nose itch, as if someone blew a cloud of talc in my face. Alas, a dealbreaker for me.

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is it just me or does every amouage frangrance except for reflection smell terrible? also, thoughts on reflection?

>>12711740
Overall definitely Eau Extreme. It's a tonka bomb and smells great although a bit thick up close. But it's like a fresh tonka, with these citrusy undertones that come through great in the heat. In cooler weather, the pepper is more noticeable. Most versatile of the line, and the most attractive
especially is you smell the sillage, my god it's amazing.

>>12713101
>mb individuel
>along with what is most likely post-reform la nuit

you fell for memes anon, ch prive is great though

>Want to smell nice
>Have no idea what I'm doing


Anyone got recommended dealers online? I feel like without knowing what I'm buying, I'll probably end up getting fake garbage through amazon.

>>12717216
Amouage frags tend to be very polarizing. You smell 10 of their frags, you'll like 5 and and absolutely hate 5.

Personally, I have Bracken, Jubilation, and Reflection, and I love them all. Reflection is kind of a clean laundry scent, but it's the best damn clean laundry scent ever. So fresh and clean smelling, a little sweet, a little floral, a little woody, very natural smelling, very well-blended and sophisticated.

>>12715085
Anyone else have any thoughts on this? This is pretty important to me.

>give female coworker a sample vial of YSL Mon Paris
>she loves it and goes out to buy a bottle
>days later girl asks "Anon, why does my Mon Paris smell lighter and doesn't last as long as the sample you gave me?"
>presents bottle
>different ribbon
>look at bottom of bottle
>eau de toilette

Why do YSL insist on issuing EdT variations of female frags after their initial EdP release? I didn't know they made a Mon Paris EdT and poor coworker wasted $65.

>>12717473
I'm curious about the fabric softener scent of individeul and it was pretty cheap

I never knew the pre-reformulation of la nuit so it's not like I would know the difference anyway

>>12717490
Go out to some stores and try some

You need to find what you like

>>12717490
Notino and Fragrancenet are reliable gray market (discount) sites. They sell genuine, high-quality scents at up to 70% less than retail. Be aware that for Fragrancenet they play a weird game with discount coupon pricing. There is always a "sale" happening, but the discount can range from 20% to 35% from one day to the next, or even on two different devices on the same day. I tend to prefer Notino for this reason.

Do not buy from Amazon as a general rule. Ebay sellers with high positive recent reputation (1000+ feedback) are usually safe.

If you want to start out a winner in the fragrance game, begin by copping a 100ml bottle of Bleu de Chanel eau de toilette. It is the modern classic men's fragrance, suitable for literally any occasion and weather.

>>12717490
As already said, check out fragrancenet.com and notino.com, or fragrancebuy.ca if you're in leafland. Go in and sample at department stores or sephora. At the former location they'll hound you to try certain frags, just politely say you're just browsing and you'll ask if you have a question. I find sephora's pretty good about asking once and then leaving you alone, they also hand out up to 3 free samples of any frags they have. If you want to order samples online of what you can't find in stores, see the online retailers in the OP.

>>12717490
fragrancebuy.ca if you're in the U.S. or Canada. They're legit, I've ordered from the tons of times, have great customer service, pretty good selection, and great prices. They're in Canada and their prices are in CAD, so if you're in the U.S., they basically have a permanent 25% off everything sale. If you're in Canada, you don't have to pay customs fees or an exchange rate and shipping is super quick.

They also have a loyalty program where you can earn discounts and shit, and adds up pretty fast.

>>12717601
Sauvage >>>> BdC

>>12717623
no. as a casual frag for younger men maybe, but overall, no.

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>>12717601
Last time I ordered from Fragrancenet, they suddenly decided to make the ol' 30% discount valid right at checkout.

I was okay with 25%, but thank you for the extra 10% off Fragrancenet.

Also, I've bought enough frags this summer to get free shoprunner for a year.

>>12716018
Oh, my bad. I've been meaning to get around to that.

The inescapable nature of it all is just rather horrifying. Cancer runs in my family too, but not always fatally, so I'm torn between trying to mitigate the risk by avoiding things where I can and just giving up on trying completely.

Such a goddamn shame about the secrecy. It clearly isn't even doing any good at preventing replicas.

testing as of late:

tom ford oud mineral:

manly, musky, oceanic, salty, seaweed, lasts forever. i found it a little unsettling at first but I've grown to appreciate it, no sweetness whatsoever, just pure beachy goodness

etat libre d'orange fat electrician:

vanillic vetiver, dirty, a little chocolatey? not overly powerful and moderate longevity. not something i'd wear/buy but a pleasant scent

frederic malle, dries van noten

sweet vanilla cookies with a side of wood chips. this shit is very powerful, one spray will have people from a distance pick it up. the woody/medicnal note staves off the gourmand-ness. it's unique and beautifully blended, i only have 10 ml and am not sure i could commit to a full bottle, but i take time fully appreciate a fragrance

still waiting on samples of creed viking and dans tres bras

invcitus aqua is actually breddy good

>>12715538
yes. gets a bit cloying after an hour.

trying the Haute Luxe sample ... so far not impressed. you can tell the ingredients are high quality though

why is terre d'hermes so popular? It stinks

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Does fragrancenet do 40% off Labor Day?

I neeed that aventus mannnnnn

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>>12718030
It's a citrus frag that's not sweet. Citrus is always popular. Remember all the bergamot frags that came out last decade?

Being citrus, it still evaporates after a few hours and is not worth the price.

The exception is if you're guaranteed sex for wearing it. Feminine personalities love smell of rotten orange for some reason.

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>>12718133
so you're saying I'm guaranteed sex if I wear terre d'hermes?

where can I stock up?

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>>12718201
I said 'if.'

What's the matter, mister? Can't ya read.

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>>12718209
but there's a chance?

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>>12718133
>it still evaporates after a few hours
By which you mean 10-12?

What is a good scent to wear to work? I'm a 31yo bio teacher at a community college. I want to smell masculine but nothing too extreme, something with medium/low sillage. I want something that women will be attracted to and that guys will find pleasant and comforting. Sorry if this is asking alot, but up to this point I've only worn "normie" colognes like Armani, CK, etc. Please help.

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>>12718448
My sample only lasted three hours on the wrist, one spray.

Are houses known to dilute their samples?

really underwhelmed by haute luxe

>>12718458
D&G The One

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post collections

>>12718499
Fugg. I've just ordered a sample.

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peйт втopoй зaкaз в жизни пocлe 1740 Marquis De Sade. Oн oчeнь зaшёл.

>>12718533
-1/10

>>12718547
Cyka blyat?

>>12717569
Idk but it's pretty difficult to find EdP actually. I guess EdT are easier to sell because they seem to be cheaper

>>12718549
t. sample de toilette

two newbie questions:

1. Is Le Labo worth it? Seems really expensive to me

2. Anyone tried the perfumes by Lush? They aren't very sophisticated, but really last long

give me something awesome for hot summer, 0-$300. Just ordered Amouage Jounrey, but it will be too heavy for morning, right?

>>12718474
God no. Testers and samples sole purpose is to entice people to buy a bottle. Try spraying more. I found people couldn't smell me unless I wore more than 2-3 sprays.

>>12718569
>Is Le Labo worth it?
To whom? Personally, none of what I've tried from them has been FBW at any price, let alone $2-3/ml, but I'm not spending your money or using your nose.

>>12718499
>>12718540

If they decanted into your sample by spraying, then the longevity might be affected, I get anywhere between 16-20+ hours consistently.

Someone on Fragrantica was underwhelmed too. But the thing is if you are expecting more than what it listed in terms of notes, then I don't know what to say. I don't know if your experience differs but at the start I get a lovely punch of bitter oak moss and hefty bergamot, with a little earthy patchouli and a touch of the labdanum and ambergris. If theres something that blocks your nose almost and smells powdery that would be the alpha iso methyl ionone which is used to evoke orris/iris. The rose is very soft for me and the jasmine is dominant, when the base starts to come into play thats when it gets really delicious for me. What did you get when you tried your sample? I just hope they didn't water it down for you or make it suffer on its longevity.

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Just copped this, and a decant of Aventus. Let's see how they compare

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Did you know watches/straps can take on a scent? This Cartier smells like aqua allegoria trying to hide at least six cigarettes a day. Its terrible :(

>>12718603
Grasse perfumery started for the sole purpose of scenting their leather products.

>>12718603
I'm really tired and was momentarily horrified before I processed that being a glove and not your skin.

>>12718127
buy a decant from a split on basenotes or somewhere, much less expensive

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Anyone know a good website to order samples from to scandinavia? Would really appreciate recc's.

>>12718732
Ausliebezumduft
Essenza nobile

>>12718569
>Is Le Labo worth it?
how the fuck am i supposed to know what that means to you?

lurk and sample more

>>12718574
Bruno Fazzolari Five.

>>12718533
cool so you only shop at sephora

>>12718746
thanks man

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>>12718706
I guess. But some people smell the difference right?

I also heard pineapple vintage is good, but what about the other formulations (intense, etc).

>Costco in Canada is selling various fragrances for $60
>could have bought Terre D'Hermes at 50% the cost at retail
should I have?

>apparently 1 in 100 of the fragrances are Creed Aventus, a $500 fragrance for $60
>people going nuts for this deal
>I am too, but I didn't see any at the store
feels bad man

>>12718958
why are you buying things just cause it's a good deal/hyped? buy what you actually like.

>>12713085
I use deoleen, No fragrance and works real well

>>12718574
CK One Summer 2012

>>12718862
What difference? Between a 120ml creed bottle of Aventus and a 4oz decant bottle taken from a 1L split? There shouldn't be any difference at all, except between the infamous batch variations. I recently bought a 60ml decant and it smells the exact same as previous samples I've tried.

I can't speak for any of the PV offerings, but orders seem samples and find out for yourself.

did anyone of u try ck2? i dont like all their other frags but love ck2. it seems to be hated in the frag community though.

>>12718587
well it lasted about 7 hours and reminded me of my mothers perfume which is Knowing by Estee Lauder

I mean the frag is complex, touches the whole nose palate, but thats it

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This is AMAZING. Like it's so good it's one of the top 10 scents I ever smelled. How can people hate this? does anyone have some experience with it?

>>12719089
Seems real divisive. One of the worst frags I've ever smelled. Only topped by secretions magnifique and dark oud. Had people try it and they all had this reaction. But checking online there's so much love for it. Strange one really

>>12718603
change straps

>>12719098
>Only topped by secretions magnifique and dark oud

we hate the same frags, i hope i dont hate pulp when i try it

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this is garbage and i feel i smelled it so often

>>12717497
Do you think Jubilation can be worn in wamer weather? I see it recommended for autumn/winter but when I tried it on my arm after about an hour it transformed into almost aquatic scent?

>>12719089
Smells synthetic.

>>12718133
>Being citrus, it still evaporates after a few hours and is not worth the price.

Eau fraiche flanker is pure citrus and lasts forever

>>12719081
Are you talking about vintage Knowing? If so, thats a good thing.

>>12719126
It's probably not the vintage version she refilled the bottle at least last year

What are some good feminine/unisex frags for the upcoming Autumn/Winter?

>>12719114
Absolutely. I just wore it yesterday, as a matter of fact. You want to go a little light on it, because of all the incense and spice, but the blackberry and citrus make it very wearable during the summer.

>>12719151
MdO Vanille

Someone suggested Mont Blanc Individuel from last thread. It's disgusting. Smells like an old used menthol cigarette.

>>12719081

Yikes that sounds awful! My auntie had that fragrance a few years ago, where did you get the sample from by the way? I have the original batch or the 2014 batch so idk if its been reformulated since then but id hate it if they made it smell like that!

>>12719205
luckyscent

not saying it's very similar to it but thats the closest thing I could compare it to

>>12715319
Bel Respiro for a floral green maybe? If you can find vintage Vent Vert, too. Venetian Bergamot, Chamade and New Look 1947 are all pretty white florals.

Lavender for a woman... That's tough. Everything I think of with lavender comes off as very masculine, except maybe Forreau Noir, which is the best lavender I've ever smelt.

Other feminine fragrances I've found that are pretty but might not be what you're looking for: Amouage Gold, Coromandel, Galop d'Hermès, Kalemat Amber, Songe d'un bois d'ete, Apres l'Ondee, Khol de Bahrein. Just throwing things out there.

>>12715842
I hate Molecule 01, or rather, the hype of it. Smells like extremely transparent, sheer pencil shavings. Skin scent. Perfume for people who like putting on perfume without actually smelling like perfume.

>>12717623
I swear there must be a Dior employee tasked with shilling Sauvage 247 here.

I'm not even one of those people who hate designer fragrances, but what is up with one liner answers to the sound of "Sauvage" everytime someone asks for a recommendation? Hopefully none of the poor souls were taken in by the scam.

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I just got The One EDP. It's just as good as the tester!

>>12719291
fuck off faganime faggot

>>12719269
I'll check those out. Amouage Gold, the civet and jasmine concern me, seems like it could be too animalic and indolic. From the Amouage line, Dia seems much closer to what I know she likes.

ok so my viking sample came in

i get an earthy cinnamon with some rose musk

i can enjoy it but I wouldn't buy a bottle

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>>12719298
dont be anger because i smell better than u on a shaolin shadow puppet forum

>>12719324
get the fuck out

>>12719254
What part of it was similar to you? The oak moss? The patchouli? The florals? Remember it having a bitter mossy opening and bit of patchouli as well

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>>12719338
All of 4chan is anime.

>>12719272
Molecule 01 is just an overpriced AC but it's definitely not a skin scent.

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I'm poor af but I love this

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Jesus Christ Fragrancenet, do you have ANY other samples you can throw in? I've gotten nothing but Exceptional Because You Are for Men for YEARS now, and it's just boring af.

>>12719506
I stopped shopping at fragnet specifically because I hate those useless vials. The other freebies get old fast as well. I'm a dude, why do you keep sending me pocket mirrors and nail files ffs?

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How bad are these things?

>>12719546
I've tried two different knock-offs from China and they both worked fine, but just evaporated in under a year. i don't use up stuff fast enough to keep up with that. I haven't tried an original Travalo but even if it works perfectly, I'm not spending $15 on a fucking atomizer. Those should cost cents, not dollars.

Can't wait to get my attar, snagged the last one of a gem I've been wanting to get my hands on for ages!

>>12719688
Which one?

>>12719712
Aurum D'angkhor

I work in a hospital and like Wonderwood, Ultra Zest/Pure Malt and have previously worn YSL La Nuit de Lhomme, any suggestions for something to stand out in the clinical disinfectant smelling world i live in? Needs to last all day preferably

>>12719736
Noice. Congrats.

>>12719688
Please explain to us non dune coons what an "attar" is, and how it is different from a Cologne or a perfume.

>>12719745
Google

>>12719755
So it's Arab shit not worth caring about then
Cool, keep it to yourself faggot

>>12719745
I'm not either. Well its pretty much the same as perfume. Perfume is just the oils diluted by water, solvents, carrier molecules and alcohol to whatever concentration the perfumer wants it to be. Therefore, an attar won't project nearly as much as a traditional perfume would, but depending on the ingredients will cling to your skin and last for ages.

The thing thats crazy to me is that you can get an attar with good quality ingredients with minor synthetics for about the same price that ranges from designer to acceptable-ish niche perfumes. Not saying you should convert from perfume to attar but if you want a good fragrance to smell on yourself but not want to worry about other peoples noses reacting badly, an attar can be a lovey personal haven. You won't necessarily have a "bubble" like you would with perfume projection but if you apply to the wrist and waft your hands, it will then start to sillage gently for someone sat close to you.

>>12719736
No matter how glowing the review was on kafka, I could never justify spending three digits on literally a couple of drops. Tell us what you think of it.

>>12719758
>So it's Arab shit
Lol. Keep spraying that Sauvage pleb.

>>12719779
I was a bit skeptical myself desu, but I saw that he didn't put it on his sample offerings lately so I decided to bite the bullet and snag the last 1 ml, just in case I didn't like it, wasn't worth getting 3 ml if that was the case. Will definitely update with how it turns out.

>>12719779
Not him but I'm seriously considering to pull the trigger on Vetiver Blanc and Ensar Rose.

>>12719742
No frags in a hospital. Gym, hospital, airplane. The three places you don't wear fragrances.

I need something fresh for day, may be some aquatic, but kind of niche, a little bit weird may be.

>>12719848
how about you fuck off?

>>12720202
He's right, though. Most hospitals even have signs telling you not to wear fragrances.

So how about you fuck off instead?

>>12719848
what's wrong with wearing them in the gym or an airplane?

I am allergic to perfume and my medication doesn't work exactly well- any alternatives?

>>12720223
Well, at the gym it's gross, and in an airplane, you're in an enclosed space with a bunch of other people and recycled air. You might like your frag, but not everyone might. Would you like it if you got stuck sitting next to some dude who reeked of some horrible frag you hated? Flying sucks enough without people doing inconsiderate shit.

>>12720219
lol too bad, i put something on wherever i go

>>12720248
Do you know that airplane filters air and the air is not enclosed at least 30 years already?

>>12720251
Yeah, yourself still sitting right next to a bunch of other people who will have to smell you the entire time. It's no better than some dude having rank BO on a plane.

>>12720254
classroom - same
metro - same
car - same
cafe - same
restaurant - same
Any social place when you are not constantly moving - same

>>12720261
People can get up and leave those places, though, or move away from you. Can't do that on a plane.

>>12720254
fuck off mate, stop caring what other people think

>>12720264
Good luck with leaving a car. You love GTA?

>>12720265
Yeah, fuck being considerate! Who cares about other people, I get to smell nice!

Guess how I know you're American.

>>12720275
yes i do smell nice, thank you

why are you on a fashion board if you're so self conscious lmao

>>12720202
>>12719848
He's right, you know.

>>12720223
My gym's air is almost always thick with body heat and the smell of sweat. That's barely tolerable, so I don't need some douche thinking he's covering up his BO while exerting himself and sweating, turning anything he's wearing up to 11 in an enclosed space where I'm breathing hard, fuck you very much.

Airplane has assigned seating, so just fucking wait til you don't have a crowd around you that can't move. If you take the train to work, you gotta put something on before you leave the house, so tough titty. At least you can move away from someone choking you out.

>>12720315
you know you can just do like one spray right?

>>12720318
Or you could just do zero sprays and wait a few goddamn hours. You're not gonna die if you're not covered in smelly water for the duration of a flight.

>>12719848
don't tell me how to live my life, jew

>>12720394
Back to /pol/

Why are there so many dipshits here all of a sudden? Are we being raided?

>>12720318
Look, IF the person next to me on a plane wore one spray of a light EdC like 4711 or Mugler Cologne on their chest and the AC was working well, of course it wouldn't be the end of the world, but that's a lot of ifs and I'd guess most people wouldn't care to know enough about fragrance to put the thought in to how to wear one appropriate to the occasion.

The gym, otoh, is verboten no matter what.

>>12720406
The plane is already overrun by Staceys rocking 12 sprays of cheap body spray on top of their Victoria's Secret lotion. Also at least a few smelly kebab on any flight to a major city these days. In such a setting, my daily application of Bleu is both defensive and polite.

As for the gym, who fucking exercises in a microbe ridden sweatbox surrounded by savages? The people who willingly spend time in such a cave deserve much worse than a stray whiff of Terre Eau Tres Fraiche.

>>12720181
bump

The bigger question is: why do you absolutely NEED to wear fragrance on the plane? You could just not do and be considerate to the other people on the plane. Why is it absolutely necessary for you to do it?

>>12720436
just like why i need to wear it anywhere else, i like to smell good

>>12720436
so that the qts on board know i'm dtf

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Pretty damn good. Really reminds me of women's shampoo, except more fruity floral instead of toxic synthetic shampoo ingredients. Makes me think of being in close proximity to a nice woman's scalp. comfy

>>12720439
to most of us you just smell like cologne, nothing else, no we don't try to figure out the notes and warmth or coldness or if it's powdery or dark or spicy or sandlewood when some skinnyfat piece of shit sits near us reeking of w/e his internet friends told him to buy. the marketers are good at their jobs tho :)

>>12720628
C-c-c-combo breaker!

>>12702079
>ISO E Super is bio accumulative and eventually carcinogenic
Late as all fuck, but would you happen to have a source on that? The test results in the SDS appear to indicate no carcinogenicity.

Does Molecule 01 even smell?
Should I get a sample or nah? Just want to see what all the fragrantica bitches are talking about.

>>12720315
>>12720426
My gym is cool and well ventilated. I would much rather smell a scent that is at least masked or even mitigated by a more pleasant scent than unadulterated BO when someone walks past. That said, I've never, ever smelt someone who was in the adjacent squat rack, on the adjacent bench or whatever. I understand that if you're in a poorly ventilated tropical area where humidity carries scents better (worse, in a sense) then it would be impolite to do this, but otherwise, I don't see the issue. The impoliteness would come from the perceived overwhelming nature of certain scents, whereas BO can be gross but not overwhelming.

Again though, people come to gyms to sweat. There's no getting away from unwanted scents in a small enough gym.

t. fragpilled fitfag

>>12720181
Not a fan of the traditional calone-esque aquatics, but:
Epice marine
Jardin Apres la Mousson
Sel Marin
Acqua di Sale

>>12720854
No. If you really want it, just get the AC instead: ISO E Super

>>12720885
What will you recommend then for a day? I am just a new fag in perfumery. I wear heavy perfumes, like 1740 Marquis De Sade, and I love orientals like Amouage Journey. But I guess I can not wear my lovely Amouage in a middle of 35 Celsius day under the sun?

how is creed so popular?

so far I've tried aventus, GIT and MI

they all seem to have the same kind of 'dude manly lmao' thing about them in a laid back kind of way compared to most designers which jump out a bit more.

i don't think that makes it better and certainly not worthy of the price. i don't even find the scents to be that great. aventus was probably the best of the three but nothing too special really. something like acqua di gio is way superior desu

>>12720932

that's all there is to it. they make designer type frags at a niche price. GIT would be worth it if there weren't already cheaper alternatives

>>12720945
ok I'm wearing aventus now next to valentino uomo on my inner arm

the uomo is literally 100x better. it smells sexy and manly but sweet and so present. aventus is just a smoky salty pineapple that is very weak. i only sprayed the aventus like 10 minutes before the uomo

the uomo smells expensive and 'professional'. the aventus is like cheap, watered down junk in comparison

not even memeing

>>12720956

I never bought into the aventus hype. That being said, it is unique, performs and the scent cloud is better than smelling it close which lends to massive compliments.

It basically is the niche Sauvage

>>12720983
but sauvage is actually good

this is just a meme

>fragrances don't last long on me
>need to put my nose close to my skin to smell it after half an hour
what do?

>>12720991
Which ones have you tried?

>>12720996
i have YSL La nuit, and burberry london

>>12720999
try versace eros

>>12720999

I don't know about the Burberry, but La Nuit is notorious for being hit or miss regarding longevity.

>>12720991
Your brain is just starting ignoring the scent, as it recognises that this particular smell is not dangerous. Everybody still smells it.
For example, if you leave your house for vacation and come back you smell the signature smell of your house, but if you there everyday - you do not even notice it.

>>12720956
>>12720985
The absolute state of /frag

>>12720999
I've found London to have good projection initially but not good longevity, but it still last at least a few hours on me

>>12720436
I sweat profusely during takeoff.

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>>12721057
bad and boujee??

>>12721057
Use a deodorant then.

I'm looking for iced coffee vibes, would Black Opium Floral Shock be a good option?

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New thread:
>>12710113
>>12721117

>>12720991
Where are you applying?

>>12720861
>>12721057
A. Sweat ≠ BO
B. Once BO develops, a fragrance doesn't "cover it up," it just competes with it and smells worse

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>>12710113
I want to smell like a Catholic church, so can you guys recommend me something with frankincense and myrrh in it? I want to smell holy af.
>inb4 little boy jokes