/fa/ - Fashion

>>18022641
i've tried axe, old spice, right guard, aluminum free old spice, anti perspirant sprays, arm n hammer, and the only one that has really work well for me is the cheap shit degree 48hr protection in picrel. goes on easy and does a decent job keeping the smell away for at least 24 hours.
The Axe I tried was probably the worst while smelling good. Old Spice anti perspirant was decent and smelled good (Krakengard)) but doesn't last as long as Degree and doesn't apply as well: it's kind of chalky. Not a fan of spray because it feels like it lingers in the air and probably destroys your lungs eventually.

>>17194040
Other people really enjoy it. I enjoy getting compliments and for everybody that gives you a compliment, there shit loads of people who think you smell good

I don’t know what I’m going to do when I stop getting compliments, because realistically speaking everybody in my immediate circle of people I know can only tell me that I smell good once.

I can understand why some anons don’t like it, to be honest, there are other fragrances that I enjoy wearing more, but I wear BI everyday at the moment because “normies” (people who don’t autistically collect frags as a hobby) love that shit. Expressing your identity or your feelings is all fine and dandy but the whole point of wearing a fragrance is so that people think you smell good.

I think some anons hate BI it because it doesn’t get them compliments. Then they have to ask themselves what the reason for this is and that’s a really hard pill to swallow…

>he spent money to buy an autowinder instead of just wrapping the watch in some socks and throwing it into the washing machine on LOW TUMBLE DRY

200 IQ or 200 IQ?