/fa/ - Fashion

For anyone looking for fragrance suggestions give us as much information as possible. Helpful info could include price range, climate/season, age, style, use (work/clubbing), notes/families you like/dislike and stuff you've tried and liked/disliked.
Please also state your gender.
should have used memeventus as the picture

Some guy from the last said these:
Le Labo - Bergamote 22
Tom Ford - Tobacco Vanille
CB I Hate Perfume - Winter 1972
Heeley - Sel Marin
Parfums de Nicolai - New York
Bond No. 9 - Andy Warhol

Were "amazing" fragrances, and reading up on them got me curious. Are they really that good? Was thinking about getting some samples but wanted to know.

>>10560000
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nice quads tho

>>10560016
lmao i didnt realize that
i fucking posted it without the fragrance general in the subject line and i didnt want to go back to the old thread to copy paste
i blew it /fa/m

>>10560115
You'll never know without sampling.

What do you guys think of byredo?

would L'occitane Eau De Baux be a safe blind buy?

>>10560066
I own and wear it occasionally. It's vanilla, incense and woods. Hard to imagine anyone not at least liking it. On the flip side, I don't know if too many people place it in their top ten.

>>10560137

>>10560179
lmao not the kid you responded to but i hope youre just trying to be funny with that
>>10560115
Le Labo fragrances have a good rep, i sampled one of the other fragrances and it was nice going to sample bergamote 22 tomorrow
everyone likes TV to some extent
CB frags dont last dont bother
Bond No. 9 is a boring mall fragrance
no clue what the oher 2 are

I would sample TV for sure out of that list, I can come back with what i find out in 12 or so hours on bergamote 22

>>10559992
got some samples senpai

>>10560206
gonna make me go broke senpai
i swear they have it somewhere here i just cant find it yet im not ready to blow my money on more samples mainly because i dont want to be tempted to buy more whole bottles

>>10560209
you might be able to find some splits somewhere senpai if you dont wanna buy a full bottle

>>10560066
>Eau De Baux
I was interested so went down the street to my local L'Occitane shop and lo and behold they had no scents for men.
Fuck.

>>10560289
>scents for men.
>Not wearing what you LIKE as opposed to holding onto the female perfume male perfume bullshit

I've smelled women who were divine with very musky, 'masculine' notes
I've smelled men with the most white floral fucking scents you would ever smell and they pulled it off
I smelled a teenage guy who had on CdG - 2 and he was probably the best person to ever pull it off from my experience
Young people pulling off Aldehydic scents, etc

Man fuck you

>>10560307
just b urself man :^)

>>10560310
Sure you are, babe.

>>10560307
This is quite hilarious, because if you read my post I mentioned I wanted to try out the L'Occitane Eau De Baux which coincidentally is a scent for men as seen on the bottle label that states it's pour homme.
I was merely miffed that they didn't have the Eau de Baux because after checking out the scent structure I was really interested in it.
I couldn't care less if it was for women or for men to be honest.

>>10560321
Same poster here. Just wanted to add that I do own and use on occasion Opium by YSL for women.

>http://perfumesociety.org/discover-perfume/an-introduction/

Access denied!

Anyone tried this? I got a sample recently. Was a bit off putting at first, very strong and bombastic. After a few tries, I've fallen completely in love. I might like it better than my regular scent.

what are some otherwise expensive fragrances that are now fairly cheap because they are being discontinued?

>>10560343
Not sure what you mean. Stuff gets sold cheap (and maybe discontinued) if it's not selling well, but it doesn't get cheap because it gets discontinued. If anything a discontinuation will drive the price up.

There is pretty cheap in-production stuff that used to be kind of prestigious, where the producer lowered the price and went for volume. Most Calvin Klein products, Polo, Lacoste, Azzaro. A lot of drugstore-tier fragrances are like this.

Or do you mean you want to buy it relatively cheap now, and then re-sell it in when the market dries up?

>>10560179
it's true though. you think everybody agrees on what's an amazing fragrance or not? purely subjective.

if you want a consensus, read up reviews on fragrantica, basenotes, luckyscent, etc., but it sounds like you already did that, so what are you asking exactly?

>>10560342
The thing about dhi for me is that I want to smell it, because it's a gorgeous fragrance, but I don't want to smell like it. I'm not sure why.

>>10560018
it's all good
the embed chain is classic.
we had that in the second thread after I had created the copypasta featuring youtube links.

>>10560048
I know one of the main guys in that company
not even he liked the fragrances. mostly just hype in his (and my) opinion. he just bullshitted in order to sell the stuff.

mojave ghost is nice though, and m/mink is something that you need to smell (but not wear)

Has anyone tried this Mark Birley's Charles Street? I'm looking for something that smells like Tuscan Leather but cheaper and I've heard that this one's a good option.

>>10560115
Funny how they're only expensive fragrances.

>>10560781
This is the best Tuscan Leather clone out there and can be had for fairly cheap, around $80 US. A lot of people actually prefer this to Tuscan Leather

>>10560788
>all niche scents are all hype

kek sour grapes poorfag

>>10560848
Bet you like Memeventus too.

>>10560342
Yeah had the same experience. Found it very strong on the first spray of my sample.

A few weeks pass, smell it again, and the word that comes to mind to describe it is just 'soft'. Smells like effortless masculinity imo.

First two times wearing it, sit next to a girl i've never met before and get very emphatic compliments about how good i smell. feelsgoodman

>>10561095
dun goof'd. didn't click and see it was the 'intense' version.

Regular version is better in my experience.

Is 1 ml enough when buying samples? How many sprays do you get approximately per ml?

>>10561111
1ml is enough usually, especially if it's going to be a stronger winter-type fragrance. Recently bought some 2ml's thinking 1ml wouldn't be enough but it wasn't necessary. Having said that, if it's something you already know you like it can be worth buying 2-3ml to wear around for a while and see how they make you feel when you wear them/how they match with your wardrobe.

>>10561128
Thank you. This what I'm getting - seem good? I'm thinking 2ml for the ones that are most likely to be a future cop.

>>10561139
Yeah man they're all quality smellywaters. I have a 2ml of Encre noir atm. Hated it on my first spray but left it a week and tried it again and it does smell really nice - dark and unique.
Forgot to say as well, 1ml is generally anywhere between 10-15 sprays depending on the atomiser.

>>10561111
>1 mL
usually don't come in spray vials, you'll have to dab them on. double check where you are copping from to see what's up. there isn't too much of a difference but performance seems a little bit weaker dabbing than spraying and, paradoxically, and there is more of a danger of overapplying. olfactory fatigue seems to come quicker, too (so maybe it's not a case of weaker performance? it's hard to tell).

anyways, i can typically get a week out of 1 mL (3-4 applications a day, 5 days a week). this goes for both spraying and dabbing.

>>10560322
Different dude here who owns a bottle of vintage Opium. That stuff is insanely good.

>>10561168
>3-4 applications a day
Whoa, what do you mean by applications?

>>10561672
3-4 sprays/dabbings once a day, 5 days a week. sorry if i was unclear

>>10561139
nice memes senpai :^)

>>10562094
Hehe, I actually added Aventus after posting that. :^)

what's wrong with aventus? never tried it or anything

>>10562613
expensive fragrance that is ok and marketed to be the best fragrance
mentioned a lot so everyone calls it a meme
its ok but not worth its price

>>10562639
thanks, i was actually considering buying it, but not so sure now senpai

>>10562657
its not bad dont get me wrong
imo i dont find it that great and theres plenty of other fragrances to sample that cost that much
even green irish tweed is better than aventus and is cheaper if you want to stay in the creed line of fragrances

>>10562613
i think it smells like a piney ash tray

I have no sense of smell whatsoever, but I have an interest in not smelling offensive for the sake of others. Considering I have no personal preference whatsoever, what are safe bets for daytime and nighttime use?

>>10562714
summer eau sauvage everyone seems to like
maybe a little too forward if you want to make sure no ones feelings are hurt
maybe the new sauvage would be a little toned down enough
man eau fraiche does a good job for not hurting anyones feelings and not being in your face
blue de chanel is another versatile meme because its popular my nose may be broken but it just smells like a slightly stronger man eau fraiche

fall/winter fragrances always have some chance of being offensive because if the heater is on too high it makes a lot of them nauseating

would spicebomb be too strong for casual situations? i smelled this yesterday and loved it but i'm just looking for something i can wear every day

>Leave town for a few days
>Check frag thread when I got back
>some guy paid $100 for Mont Blanc Legend
>chuckle

>>10560115
bergamote 22 just smelled like an odd eau sauvage

didnt spray on self didnt even seem worth it

>>10562866
No, just apply it in the morning and don't reapply in the evening unless you're going out on a date. General rule: if it sells at Sephora, it's normie enough to wear whenever

>>10563528
chanel no. 5 is sold at sephora and you wouldnt be the smartest person on the block to wear that during the day

>>10563548
Uh okay except everyone's mom does this????

>>10563551
yes because modeling your actions after your redneck cousins is the greatest idea

are you one of those 60 year old dudes who just buy fragrances all day

>>10563548
Oh shut up faggot, you act like EVERYONE wears cologne every day. The number of people who wear fragrances regularly is pretty small

>>10563561
>one of those 60 year old dudes who just buy fragrances all day
fuck you

don't hate on Dale the Male

>>10563548
Chanel no. 5 would totally work during the day

>>10563528
But thats wrong

Margiela aint normie son

They dont even sell polo

If you ask 100 people if they've heard of margiela and ask the same people if they've heard of versace or fucking gucci or lacoste or something theyre all gonna go with the latter list

My girlfriend just dragged me into sephora 3 hours ago and in frags they have margielas entire replica frag line

I bought sauvage by dior. Its pretty good. Next is gonna be barbershop replica or jazz club replica.

>>10563739
margiela frags are so nice but they dont last
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>>10563739
nearly every mall has a Sephora, bruh, and Margiela scents are hardly experimental or "out there," hence they are inoffensive and "normie" (which is what I think that anon's point was anyway: that few scents, if any, sold at Sephora have the potential to send people running when they smell it)

Ok I really like the d'issey pour homme but it fades so quickly, also it's fairly strong when fresh. Is there anything similar that is more 'stable' so like I can apply it once maybe twice and have it last.

>>10560000
anyone here try the new Le Labo yet?

>>10564008
>Ok I really like the d'issey pour homme but it fades so quickly

I've never heard anyone say this. It's probably olfactory fatigue

>>10564733

Really? I swear it lasts like two, maybe three, hours.

>>10564779
sounds about average for light spring/summer scents, especially citrus ones; they typically become skin scents quicker than most

>>10564705
shill pls go

>>10563578
underrated post, fragrantica bro. I remember reading this post and having a hearty kek at it before buy a molecule 01 knockoff sample.
not that great imo

What are some sexy frags?
Budget 150$ preferably less
18, skinny, dressed in normie/cos/Acne, not sure why that would be relevant but yeah any ideas?

>>10562722
> Summer Eau Sauvage
You mean "Eau Sauvage Cologne", or "for summer: Eau Sauvage"? Either way they're both subtle enough, not very forward or imposing at all.

>>10563513
I actually thought Bergamote 22 smelled closest to Dior Homme Sport, difference being I don't feel a need to scrub B22 off after 30 minutes.

>>10564008
Not much smells like Issey, other than knock-offs. Did you try the two usual tricks to get better longevity?

1. Moisturize (unscented) the skin where you're going to spray.
2. Spray where clothes will cover, then put those clothes on right away so some perfume gets trapped in the fabric.

But >>10564733 is right. Citrus-based scents burn off fast.

I got Dior Homme Parfum. Ya dig?

>>10565381
>shill

this is fashion board, m8. like 3/4 of all the posts are about brands/designers

>>10565818
Etat Libre d'Orange Tom of Finland

Versace pour Homme ~ 30$
Should I blind buy?

I accidently dropped a $75 l'occitane bottle that my girlfriend got me for my birthday earlier this year, do I tell her or just buy another one and pretend like I never did.

Tomorrow will be cloudy at 65°F/ 18°C with 93% humidity.
I don't know what to wear, I don't think any of my frags are good for the rain.
What do you guys think? What do I wear? I'll be going to a heavy social gathering

>>10566808
I'd go with the Bleu de Chanel out of that lot, if you liked it and don't mind wearing a sample

Of your bottles, probably the D&G; still a bit too warm for Avant-Garde or Midnight In Paris imo (and probably Dior Homme, but personally I'm not a big fan of Dior Homme desu senpai)

Oh, and what website is that?

>>10566897
Basenotes

>>10566897
I feel like The One also needs colder weather to function properly..

>>10566933
Yeah, it's on the edge. I haven't smelled that Reyane Aventus-clone, but I've smelled Aventus so that could work.

SMW and Terre d'Hermes are the only other options left, but to me those are more everyday wear than party/social gathering appropriate.

I decided to blind buy this after hearing some recommendations and it was inexpensive enough to be worth a try. Overall I'm happy with it. However, am I alone in finding the opening of this stuff extremely synthetic and cheap smelling? I was shocked after spraying this on my arm for the first few minutes, it was akin to something you would find in some kind of bargain bath gift set from TJ Maxx. After around 15 minutes of sitting on my skin, the Tobacco and Lavender starts coming out and becomes quite nice. It gets better and better the longer it goes. I just couldn't get over how awful the first 5 minutes of this stuff is.

Can someone recommend a decent fragrance for the winter months (where it snows quite a lot) for a 20 y/o male university student as daily wear? I quite enjoy a smoky fragrance that's not necessarily tobacco. Budget is up in the air.

>>10567080
Should've gone with Eros.

>>10566484
I would never recommend someone blind buy. It is a gamble. Sample first. That said, I do it all the time. Win some, lose some.

>>10566494
Which one was it, and did you like it?

been gettin nothin but love so far with this one

>>10566808
Of the half of yours I've smelled, I'd go with MiP and feel great about it. Next choice would prob be DH or SMW.

>>10567187
Prada's breddy gud for Sephora-tier fragrances. Just might get Amber pour homme again desu

New to perfume, recently cop Tdh fraiche, I love it, how long does it usually last? After 3 hours or so I'm not sure if I got used to the scent so I can't smell it anymore or it already fade and how do you take care of it in general, just close the lid and in cool place etc?

>>10567323
TdH eau fraiche is at edc concentration, so it's not going to last as long as many fragrances, not that olfactory fatigue isn't a factor

as for care, keep it out of heat and light and frags can last like a decade. you'll run out before you have to worry about it going off.

>>10567227
>Sephora-tier
you can get pretty much anything but the highest-end niche stuff at Sephora. do you dismiss anything that isn't Creed, Amouage, Xerjoff, etc.?

What do 17-19 year old grills love? "Just b urself ;)" yes but I want to limit my choices to what they will find sexy, call me insecure lol
Anyone have any ideas? Something that had good longivety and sillage

bought my first bottle of cologne yesterday fãm (well, first self-bought) and went for YSL La nuit d'homme.

Tried a bunch and the clear favourites were D&G the one and la nuit, still smell them on my wrists today and I'll probably get The One later on as well.

Find myself browsing for fragrances and reading reviews all the time these days, this shit is addicting

>>10568013
just go fragrance shopping with a 17-19 female friend and have her help you

of course at that age, just get 1 Million or Acqua di Gio and call it a day

>>10568200
>shit is addicting
Yeah, tell me about it. I've got a list of like 100+, maybe close to 200, frags I want to try, and I just keep sampling instead of buying full bottles (I only have La Nuit, Hermes Concentre d'Orange Verte, and Clinique Happy For Men, and I had those before I started getting into this kek). Soon though, there are few I'm definitely going to cop.

>>10568013
bitches dig acqua di gio

>>10566484
Nah. It has been reformulated. I have a June 2015 bottle an it doesn't last more than 3 hours. Srs.

>>10568416
>just go fragrance shopping with a 17-19 female friend and have her help you

I'm guessing he doesn't have one if he wants cologne to attract them in the first place.

anyways,
>>10568013
Try something young feeling, like Mont Blanc Legend, or anything in their line really

Thoughts, guys?

>>10568200
>this shit is addicting
>>10568441
>I just keep sampling instead of buying full bottles
The smart play for sure.

>>10568614
In the plus column, it has legendary projection and silage, and it isn't very expensive. In the negative, it smells like cherry cough syrup.

>>10568799

Gj trying to find a positive. Unfortunately its silage and projection only add to its obnoxious odour. I mean it's not THAT bad imo but not worth mentioning on this board.

I have a gorgeous friend who has the worst taste in fragrances. He wears Joop and pic related all the time.

>>10568441
>>10568789

guess i should try sampling too, any place in particular you order from?

>>10568614
cough syrup + old potpourri

>>10568874
the ones in op are likely the best. personally i've only used luckyscent and decantshop. their websites are clearer and cleaner, though the other two have good reps (being American, i have no knowledge with perfumista.co.uk).

luckyscent exclusively deals with niche stuff, though. the other three favor niches, but have a pretty good selection of the higher-tier designer stuff

>>10568874
Nope. I've gotten samples from pretty much every place it's possible to get them: US sellers in OP, eBay, from the house direct and my favorite: free from a store.

>>10568911
>>10568874
oh, and prices are more or less the same among them. luckyscent can be $1 cheaper a lot of the time, and regarding Amouage (and i think Maison Francis Kurkdjian, too) their sample prices can be ~50% cheaper compared to others.

and regarding Tom Ford Private Blend, decantshop can be a bit pricier on certain scents from that house compared to theperfumedcourt and surrendertochance (luckyscent only offers TFPB samples if you buy a bottle of a TFPB scent)

>>10568809
But, Eros is actually good.

>>10568939

It just isn't though. It's smells like Lynx or that vaguely familiar car freshener all the smokers I know use.

What soaps do you guys use?
Pic related. Mint a best.

>>10568535
Thanks, longivety doesn't seem that good though from what fragrantica says. Any other ideas? Just namedropping would help, anything sexy/mesmerizing/seductive to them, not too mature feeling but not sweet teenage trash either, just something that they will probably love but that I actually enjoy as well, open to any ideas and combinations of notes provided they are nice and fit my criteria :))
Any help is appreciated really

>>10569522
>Dr. Bronner's
Love peppermint when it's hot. Getting too cold in the mornings to subject my skin to its minty effects now, so switching to lavender til spring. Also, a big fan of Yardley's soaps. Hell of a bargain at my 99¢ Store.

>>10560743
I have mojave ghost as a sample—it is really nice but after reading someone review on it, it kind of stuck. He compared it to at 16 year old body spray

mink is lovely!

post frags that are interesting and "good," but otherwise unwearable

inb4 secretions magnifique

>>10570221
your monocle x cdgs, your nasomattos, and anything andy tauer puts out
but then again all I wear is eau d'italie

>>10568938
>>10568924
thanks f a m

>>10560003
27
work
$any

dislike:

YSL Lhomme - smells like rubbing alchol tinted with a cheap rose scent

Paco Rabanne 1 million - Smells like a musky paki migrant shopping at Bijan in beverly hills

Armani aqua di gio - smells like some mexican club hopper kid in a 15 year bmw with rims pretending he doesn't work minimum wage. also gives the impression of cheap booze

creed aventus - smells like 15 cheap ass skunked cologenes mixed together in a tub that magically lasts for fucking ever

creed green irish tweed - smells like a cheap old 70's car that your uncle fucked in and passed down to you as your first car

>>10570374
Drakkar Noir

"Best" Le Labo fragrance for a 21 year old male?

>>10570919
>Bergamote 22
God-tier citrus scent, but unisex, maybe leaning feminine slightly if that's not your thing
>Vetiver 46
smells simlar to CdG 2 Man, so if you want to save some dosh, consider that. same creator, Mark Buxton, and many have said that Vetiver 46 smells like a prototype for 2 Man he dusted off and dressed up a little; fwiw i prefer Vetiver 46
>Rose 31
Le Labo's most praised and successful scent. one of the most dynamic frags i've tried as the spicy rose gives way to a nice vetiver over the course of ~8 hours. unfortunately, i don't really like rose or cumin/caraway so it's not for me.
>Santal 33
many love it so i list it here as it fits your vague guidelines, but i personally hate it; smells like dill to me

sample first, ofc. go to a high-end department store and ask for samples, or you can buy direct from Le Labo but it's going to cost $6 a piece for 1.5 oz. spray vial (and you really can't them cheaper that)

>>10560003
25
work
$any
fall and winter

liked creed aventus and comme des garcons wonderwood

I want something that starts out woodsy, without too much vanilla or coffee, and a slight spiced/citrusy finish, maybe even floral. wat do.

I'm 6'6" so I also need it to be a little delicate so I am not such an overbearing presence

How do you get your scents to last longer?

I love Jo Malone fragrances but they are only produced as colognes. I get a slightly longer lasting effect if i spritz it onto my hair and clothes but I wonder if its bad for the health of my hair or clothing.

As an aside, how strongly do you feel about changing fragrances to suit weather? My favorite Jo Malone scents are light (Nectarine Blossom and Honey, Blackberry and Bay, Wild Bluebell) and seem best suited to the heat of summer. Its getting brisk now though and apparently I should be wearing 'warmer' or 'deeper' fragrances or something to reflect the change in weather, but I feel complete ambivalence towards the appropriate scents. I've always had a preference for light, airy, an *cool* scents. If any of that makes any sense to you.

Love me some lavender. Is this a good option?

>>10571318
moisturize

>>10570374
Nice roast. Now do Issey Miyake!

Is http://brunofazzolari.com/store/discovery-set worth it even as an absolute beginner? I just started buying samples but apparently this niche brand is having a sale. Is it a waste of money to try em out?

>>10571493
it's good, yes, but lavender isn't its most prominent note, at least not on me (fragrantica says otherwise, so it may just be me). i got more of the spiciness

>>10571550
Look those up on Fragrantica and see if they are your thing; I've not come across anything negative about the house.

As for being a newbie or not, it absolutely doesn't matter. You can jump right into niches without having to gain experience with a bunch of designers. For some reason people see niches as more advanced, more likely to be acquired tastes, and that is complete bullshit.

Does anyone on here subscribe to ScentTrunk or any other sample subscription services? How good of a job do they typically do with choosing scents in your opinion (both right off the bat and over time after you've reviewed a few)?

>>10571318
As said, try moisturizing before application. Also how many sprays? If just a couple, try more as long as your projection doesn't go nuclear. And last, try hair and clothes, keeping in mind that some frags may stain clothes so keep it light and if you really care, test first. One misting of perfume on hair shouldn't have any impact. I wouldn't soak my hair in it, as the alcohol would likely strip the hair of its natural oils and dry it out, but one light spray? Go for it.

And re: weather: wear what you like when you like with appropriate application. Summery scents tend to be lighter, and may get "lost" in your winter layers and the cold winter air.

>>10571535
Not that anon, but LEdIpH smells musty like an old towel you used at the YMCA pool and then forgot about in a plastic bag in your car for a week.

>>10571550
>>10571987
I recommend newbs start with designers because your nose is just starting to learn about frags and what your likes/dislikes are. I'd rather someone spend $300 on a bottle of Amouage in an "educated" fashion, rather than "ooh this smells good." Same reason I'd recommend a wine newb develop their palate before buying $100 bottles, or a first time car buyer buy an Aston Martin. You won't appreciate what the extra money has bought you as a newb.

>>10570919
>Le Labo
Hope you like Ambrox

>>10572376
those are completely irrelevant

you can tell the difference between shit wine and good wine unless you have no sense of taste or are a picky 5 year old that separates their food by color
expensive cars are a status symbol and you dont need to drive a honda accord to find out everyone and their dog is going to take photos of your aventador when you drive it anywhere
>>10571550
anon get whatever your heart desires, sephora while full of memes has enough fragrances to help you find what you want unless you have a certain scent in mind already if you can get amouage, tf private blend, creed, whatever you want and would be smarter because imo ive always found the more expensive fragrances are the ones i stuck with and now i have useless cheap bottles of fragrance

>>10572342
I hadn't even thought about fragrance getting trapped under winter layers, thanks anon.

Anyone else unable to wear vanilla?

It smells like kitty pee on me. Not even adult cat piss. Kitty pee. It usually starts off smelling good and then it morphs into a mother cat's den.

Its sad because vanilla is everywhere.

>>10560000
Thoughts on this fragrance?

>>10574189
The aldehydes remind me of old people

>>10574189
Love the tea+ink combo, the rest is good if unremarkable

>>10571167
>citrusy finish
probably won't find any. the lightness of citrus notes pretty much relegates them to top notes for the most part

anyways, try Chanel Egoiste

>>10574828
thanks man. didn't know that about citrus.

What kind of soap do you guys use? I don't want anything to compete with my fragrance.

>>10574982
I am retarded and just re-read the thread, disregard this

What's a gay boy fragrance?

.... I'm asking for a friend. He is very effeminate and most masculine smells are inappropriate for him. I want to gift him something that is feminine but that does not scream female scent, if that makes sense? I'm being oddly specific because most 'unisex' fragrances lean to being butch.

>>10575270
Dior Fahrenheit 32

>>10575309
>Dior Fahrenheit 32

Thank you, I shall seek it out. It's not anywhere near as masculine as Fahrenheit, right?

>>10575342

Ok, disregard that last comment. I've checked its notes, basically sweet and florally. Sounds promising.

>>10575342
no lmao, its basically the complete opposite, floral/vanilla scent, you might wanna look up what people say on fragrantica and stuff

>>10566897
I bought Midnight in Paris some time ago. It smells like it's a woman perfume. And after the second spray I smells like I was bathing in it.

>>10574982
i don't think it really matters. soap fragrances disappear pretty quickly

Im looking for a new scent since the one i used is almost finished (YSL la nuit de l'homme).My Budget is around a 100$.
Im 22yo, 6'3" tall, male, dress mostly SLP style and currently live in NYC.
Im searching for scent that works for going out.
I realy like la nuit and Dior Homme, should i try something else or go with la nuit again?

>>10576085
Try dior homme intense, i really love it but for some reason it goes away after 1 hour.

>>10560003
22
Male
work/casual environment
$any
Autumn/Winter

I've never used one because I never liked it when people had a really strong scent to perfume.
I wouldn't want something sweet because it makes me a little nauseous.
I want something that has sort of a... woody coffee scent if that makes any sense.

>>10575270
Try:
Dior Homme
Le Male
Midnight in Paris

>>10575270
issey miyake is pretty floral
4711 cologne very light

>>10576114
>>10576085
This is not true. The skin scent will last for 2-3 days and it won't reach that stage for 5-6 hours at least. Thankfully the skin scent is to die for.

>>10576375
Okay 2-3 days might be an exaggeration, but you'll definitely notice it when waking up in the morning.

pic related, only cologne that I've had girls comment on favourably

>>10576118
CdG Incense: Kyoto, maybe? the coffee isn't that strong though

How is this one Guys, I baught recently JOOP! Homme, after I had a Lacoste Parfume which was very very weak.
Thinking to get MiP because of the beatifull Bottle and People saying its nice.

>>10576523
Thanks, I'll look into it.
I'd like to try it out first but the closest store is 3 hours away.

>>10576603
It's a beautiful leather, tea & vanilla fragrance. If you've smelled Bulgari Black or 360º Black for Men you're in the ballpark, but I might like it more than either of those.

http://www.luckyscent.com/product/36504/invasion-barbare-by-parfums-mdci

does anyone know where I can get this cheaper? fucking love the samples but so god damn expensive.

>>10576603
Not good. Overly sweet and dull. Smells cheap imo.

just got myself 200m of polo ralph lauren blue because it was dirty cheap as an everyday fragance. Not sure if it will work for winter.
thoughts?

/london/ boys ww@

>>10575270
I don't know if it's "gay," but a unisex scent I have and really like that leans feminine is L'Artisan Passage d'Enfer. It's a nice smoky and woody lily fragrance (my favorite floral note).

It is a bit pricey (retails for $145 for 100 mL), so it could be too much as a gift for a friend unless you have a lot cash just laying around.

>>10575270
black orchid by tom ford
not a very masculine scent, but doesn't scream femininity

>>10577137
get on my level senpai

>>10578235
was really sad when they discontinued it
i wanted to grab a sample just so i can remember 4chan every time i go put on my fragrance

>>10578235
hmm never heard of it until now, the notes look pretty interesting on Fragrantica.

>>10578244
>discontinued
you can still get it in the UK, for the moment anyway

there's also a listing on Amazon, but caveat emptor, etc.

>>10578244
>>10578274
fyi, it's Harrods's web store.

>>10578274
yeah but thats uk delivery only
i have to find a proxy if i want it

Honestly, this is probably one of the best scents I've ever sampled. Am definitely going to put it on my list to buy once my current stock starts to actually get used up.

>>10578576
Sexy?

>>10561139
What website is this bro ? Ima order some samples

Do you guys know companies make chemical analogues of these high-end fragrances that smell the exact same and cost about £20? You're buying into marketing and nothing more.

>>10578943
Perfumista.co.uk

>>10561139
whats the point? you can try all those in any perfume shop for free.
is not like you order some obscure shit.

>>10579035
I'm not an idiot. Of course I would try them on at a store instead of buying them if I could. But not everyone lives where these are readily available.

>>10578958
Yeah, and banana candies taste like real bananas. Look up the prices of essential oils and tell me it's all mark-up.

>>10579086
your delusional if you don't think like 70-80% of the price is mark up

>>10579057
Banana candy tastes better

What should I cop next? Until now I only had Hugo Boss and Baldessarinni fragrances, and all of them are very nice, always got compliments when wearing them. Willing to try something new, but I dont wanna fuck up.

Prob one of my favorite colognes. Wears good with just about any outfit and i actually get comments on it when i wear it. Very high mark up though

>>10579406
try Guerlain. they are pretty good and right on the edge between designer and niche

Anyone know a fragance that smell like Aleppo soap?
It smell very earthy like wet dust on a summer rain, with a touch of laurel and olive oil.

>>10579406
>>10580077
Guerlain are very classical in a way that your first impression probably will be "an old man's perfumes", however give it a go, wear them a couple of times, perhaps at home, get used to it and start to appreciate.

>>10568614
girls love it, projects and lasts like a beast

>>10579406
Like >>10580077 & >>10580143 said I would step up to the highest level of designers like Dior, Chanel, Guerlain & Hermes

copped a 125ml bottle of Fleur Du Male for $22 at TJ Maxx today

not sure if i can pull it off

>>10581305
JPG's stuff is really hit or miss for a lot of people. A friend of mine said she liked the fragrance "with a naked man on it", I assumed she meant the original Le Male.

I have Kokorico and I've only work it out once.

>>10569522

I got them big ass 32oz bottles for $10 each. Now I've got almond, peppermint, orange, rose, and tea tree chillin in my bathroom. I think they might clog my drain though since they harden when they dry.

>>10581333
she could be talking about Abercrombie Fierce

>>10581408
True, I have that too also.
I was wearing La Nuit when she asked me if I was wearing that but La Nuit is nothing like Fierce or Le Male

>>10581305
way too flourish and sweet for me, smell like a female fragance

>>10560192
You're one of those poorfags who just samples or buys decants of 30 different frags and wears a new sample every day and posts reviews online like it means shit huh?

>>10560000
Would like a practical day-scent for overall wear throughout the day. Preferably not too complex, but not plain and boring. Just not something that's insanely complex.

I love The One by DG as well as YSL Homme La Nuit. Also got DHI but that's very intense.

I don't want to go for Acqua di Gio since I know so many guys that wear it around here. Consider a student budget, but I don't mind splurging on something that's interesting, but Creed for example is too much.

Climate-wise I live in southern Sweden, so decently cold winters and decently warm summers. It'll be used mainly indoors where we got pretty low humidity and around 18 degrees celsius.

Some other info: 18 years old, for school-work. Male.

Cheers guys

>>10582609
try
>>10576944
or any safe blind buy fragrances like bleu de chanel

>>10582609
try Diptyque Eau Duelle. imagine if La Nuit had a vanilla base instead of a Vetiver one. it also won't be quite as overbearing in heat unless you are much warmer than 30C

>>10582589
What a bizarre statement.

>>10582609
So basically it seems you are looking for a general use signature scent. Bearing in mind that few scents are perfect for all occasions/weather, try these:

360ª Black For Men
Chanel Pour Monsieur Concentrée
Dior Homme and its flankers
Égoïste
Gucci Pour Homme II
Midnight in Paris
Terre d'Hermès

Alas I'm not too familiar with many of the popular department store frags, and those likely have a better chance of being "Jacks of all trades" so go to a department store and sample as much as you can.

What do you guys think of Creed Irish Tweed?

Should I bother buying a sample?

Do girls like any scents that aren't overplayed? I want something that they find sexy but not aqua do gio or fierce or some shit and I also want something that I like myself
Do you gets get any compliments etc?

>>10583395
You can get a 100ml sample for about 20 bucks if you're ok with it saying cool water on the side.

>>10583395
the best of the Creeds i've tried (Himalaya is a decently close second; the rest well behind)

fresh and masculine, somewhat aquatic though it isn't categorized as an aquatic. it does seem a bit buttoned-up, though, not an easy-going casual fragrance, and maybe not for late teens/early 20s

god tier, and no one even knows about it yet.

>>10583545
60% of the time, works every time

>>10583586
Was thinking the same thing. They must have known when they designed that bottle.

>>10560115
Sel Marin is really interesting, very much does smell like being on the beach(down to the salt and everything) with some citrus on top.

Can't speak for the rest as I never tried.

Samples are only like $3-4 to order online and that'll give you quite a few wears to decide for yourself.

>>10560003
>price range
under $100
>climate
30-50 degrees farenheit, mostly dry but it will start getting snowy soon. so fall/winter
>age
25
>style
dad-core now
>use
work
>notes you like
i like amber (white amber), gourmand stuff, fruit
>dislike
woody, overly-musky (some musk is great though), flowers
>stuff you like
guess seductive, but my coworker said it smells like coolant. la nuit is okay but a little memey. guerlain l'eau boisee is terrific but i don't really like woody smells rn
>don't like
eh perry ellis/ralph lauren/paco rabanne

>>10583610
>white amber
what is this? I've heard of white musk, heard of amber (which is vanilla+labdanum, btw), but not white amber

>>10583693
i bought a soap from bath and body works called rio samba sunset

it has white amber listed as the primary note. knowing the smell of amber, i knew that this "white amber" was that note i was smelling. i liked it a ton. then i just assumed it is a thing without looking into it further.

so anyways i like that smell a lot, even though it's not really a thing i guess

>>10583693
just googled it, evidently it really is a thing

http://www.nordschmuck.de/bernstein/whiteamber.html

>>10583747
Cool, but I wonder what "white amber" is in perfumery. In fragrance, amber is a "fantasy" note derived from mixing vanilla and resins (usually labdanum) and not actually from or directly based on the smell of fossilized tree sap; it's the inspiration for the note and little more.

>>10582589
no i own 2 250ml decants of tobacco vanille, oud wood, and a 4 oz of GIT + memeventus but i sample a lot because sometimes fragrances warm up to me over time or smell like shit over time

its just bottled juice why do you get so worked up over it

>>10583912
gibe monie pls

>>10583912
>half a liter of Tobacco Vanille
Wow. How many lifetimes of wearing that stuff do you have planned?

>>10583912
>250ml
>decant
wat

>>10583797
oh, idfk

got any rec's though? seem knowledgeable

>>10560003
>price range
Any
>climate
London - Winter
>age
26
>style
Not really sure how to describe. I wear clarks dbs, apc jeans and a lot of norse projects
6'6''
>use
daily wear
>tried
YSL La Nuit d'Homme, Paco 1million

Cheers!

>>10584014
it smells good
maybe ill just start taking baths in it and wash my clothes with it

Can I get suggestions where lavender is the main or one of the main notes, that would work for the office (so summer or winter isn't too important), and that would be good for someone fresh out of college for their first office job?

I don't want to spend Invasion Barbare prices if possible.

>>10584315
Oxford & Cambridge
Eau de L'Occitane
Replica Barbershop
Armani Code special blend

>>10560003
What are some good winter fragrances?

>>10584315
Serge Lutens Gris Clair

like 60-70 bucks on fragrancenet with a coupon. it's 135 retail

>>10584315
Highly recommend Chanel Pour Monsieur Concentrée. It is perfect for the office.

>>10585636
Oh, and you can't go wrong with Agua Lavanda, and the price is right.

>>10585659
Agua Lavanda is actually pretty great. But that shit that you can buy by the quart on Amazon apparently smells nothing like the original, at least according to the reviews.

>>10560003
>price range
Whatever
>climate
cold now of course
>age
22
>style
normcore pretty much. Think "Daniel Craig casual wear"
I really liked azzaro chrome, just looking to expand my tastes and pick something appropriate for winter

>>10586072
La Meme de l'Homme
Burberry London
Pure Havane

New to this.

Are there any cold climate fragrances that are generally accepted as being great?

Want to put together a sample pack but no idea where to start.

>>10586444
Burberry London if you want to get qt britobongs

What does /fa/ think about Givenchy's Pi ?

Anyone tried these kinds of copies of fragrances in oil-form?

>>10586444
there are tons. could you narrow it down a bit?

Anything cheap for 21 old student in late autumn/soon winter Sweden?

I generally wear comfy or tech

>>10586693
CK one shock
Lanvin avant garde

>>10586444
It's pretty much all for cold weather unless it's marketed as fresh or cologne. Even then it still might work.

General winter frags to get you oriented:
Burberry Iondon
Pure malt
Tobacco Vanille
Armani code
Dior Homme /intense
L'instant de Guerlain Extreme
Oud wood
D&G pour Homme
Allure Homme
Egoïste
Opium pour Homme
Encre Noir
CdG 2Man

>>10586763
Appreciate it. I'll work out what sounds nicest to me from these and get some samples. Thanks!

>>10586478
Great vanilla dominant winter fragrance, definite compliment getter, maybe leaning a little more unisex. That said, the newer formulation, although smelling the same as the vintage, has terrible longevity (that's a vintage bottle in your photo with the small logo at the bottom, the newer bottles have a much bigger logo in the middle of the bottle) Still worth picking up though, especially since you can get it so cheap

>>10586478
>>10586867
Are any of its flankers any good?

>>10584333
>>10585636
>>10585579

Thanks guys. I think I'll get samples of the Chanel, Lutens, L'Occitane, and then Caron Pour un Homme.

>>10586693
Tja mannen ;)))
Swedish people on fa, who could have guessed

>>1056000

Sup /fa/ :)

>Price range
40$-120$
>climate
Preferably something for all seasons, but I'm in sweden so I want something that works well in cold winter
>age
18
>style and use
a sexy scent that's not too weird or repellent. Basically a signature scent that I will feel confident with, that people find nice and sexy, nothing too far out but not something boring that literally everyone has. Can still be sephora tier, just not 1 million and the like. Has to have good longivety
>notes I like
Feel free to choose anything nice and sexy, but Musk, bergamot, rum, vanilla, tobacco, leather are nice I suppose, as long as the scent doesn't smell too extreme or offensive
>have tried
Bleu de Chanel was too citrusy in a boring way on me, I liked the longivety though. L'homme is nice I suppose but looking for something that's even better, also the longivety and sillage aren't good enough. Gucci Guilty Black and Calvin Klein free were both pretty bad and synthetic.
>liked
Not tried too much, liked eau savage de perfume and l'extreme, aventus, silver mountain water (or virgin island?), I really liked Jazz Club by margiela because of it's coziness but longivety was terrible. Burberry Brit was kind of nice.
>disliked
in a way I loved tobacco vanille but it has a mature vibe that I can't pull off yet, just like some fragrances from Chanel, Guerlain etc. Bleu was too citrusy and boring like I said, not bad though
Cool water was a little too uninteresting as well
Most cheap stuff I've tried has been pretty bad, and if the smells are ever nice they usually have bad Longivety.
basically just a signature scent that's sexy, nice and not too offensive
Would appreciate some help

>>10587181
Pi Extreme was just released this year and seems to be getting good reviews, I haven't gotten the opportunity to try it though so I can't comment. I'd say all the rest are pretty meh

>>10587273
>Musk, bergamot, rum, vanilla, tobacco, leather

go to Fragrantica and Search by Notes, and it'll filter its database down to what has those notes, narrowing it down with each additional note you add

Aight open to suggestions.. no budget. So far:

Montale Black Oud: Personal favorite but think there's better
Le Labo Santal 33 - Multiple compliments on this by females. They love the smell
Timbuktu - Another favorite where I've received compliments. Almost more than Santal 33
Interlude Man - Been told it's waaaaaaaaaaay to strong and overbearing. Good scent, but can turn people off.

I'd say the woody w/ lighter scents underneath are what I'm getting the most compliments from. Any more suggestions?

>>10587846

Thanks. The thing is, these are the notes I know I've tried and liked, but there are lots of fragrances that people around me have worn or that I've just smelled at random places that have had the mindblowing sexiness I'm looking for, and those don't necessarily include these notes, I have no idea just have vague memories. Suggestions don't even have to include those notes at all as long as they fit my other criteria. I have done note search on fragrantica and found some stuff I'm probably going to sample. But because of the notes I searched for, they were all pretty warm, wintery, boozy scents, I'm not even sure that's what I'm going for; like I said I just want something nice and really sexy. Any suggestions appreciated

Am I the only one who likes Thierry Mugler's A*Men?

I sprayed some on my wrist some hours ago and it's still going strong.

Hi everyone.

What's a good entry level fragrance to try out for the upcoming winter?

>>10588930
A*Men is fairly popular around here, but it hasn't attained meme status yet

>>10589232
>>10588930
A*Men Pure Malt must be semi meme though.

I like that one, but haven't smelled the original.

looking to up my game a bit here and branch into some less common/mall-tier stuff this winter...i feel like im behind the times here and inexperienced w/ frags

>price range
prefer under $200

>age
25/m

>climate
chicago...so a month or so more of anything goes followed by brutal winter

>style
very basic, jeans/fitted t kinda vibe. more of a sneakerhead right now, but obv seeking to evolve my style more.

>use
would prolly use for both work and going out t b h

>stuff ive tried

unfortunately not much. gucci guilty black (had a bit ago, seemed very generic after awhile), spicebomb, some lacoste frags that all seemed more suited to spring/summer, versace eros, bvlgari man in black (what i have now, i do like it).


not especially opposed to anything, but trying to avoid generally overused frags, or stuff that is too overwhelmingly "old man" for lack of better term - dont think i can pull that kinda thing off, doesnt suit who i am.

>>10588930
A*Men is probably my biggest swing of opinion in fragrances. I remember the very first time I sprayed it at a store I remarked it smelled like cotton candy. Strange, because I don't think it resembles that now. I did not like it at all the first 10-ish times I tried it over the course of a couple years. Thought it was too strong, the tar note dominated too much, it had no subtlety, was poorly constructed, etc. Then one day it just clicked with me and I love the tar note now. I would never wear more than two sprays now, maybe three if I was going to be outdoors for a day. My main complaint now is that it isn't too versatile, but I still crave it once a month or so. The patchouli is expertly used here, and every so often in the drydown it reminds me of chocolate chip cookies.

/fa/ what is your most complimented fragrance?
Or do you not get compliments?

>>10590089
I don't get many, usually a few from friends and very rarely strangers. My complimented ones are usually ones I'm not that fond of myself like Bleu de Chanel, DG The One, Versace pour Homme.

im very inexperientced with porfumes,now my porfume is almost finished,i got bois d'argent (dior) and i like it a lot.

>price range
prefer under $100

>age
21/m

>climate
italy...now its almost winter here.

>style
basic fit,like jeans,skinny jeans with leather shoes, and simple coats.

>use
would prolly use for going out only

>stuff ive tried

unfortunately not much. bois d'argent,i tried dolce and gabbana ligth blue,and i liked it,and other dolce and gabbana fragrance,that i like,i tried calvin klein too.


im opposed to very strong fragrances that remember old man.

ty for the help

At the store just a few minutes ago. Watched a dude come in and spray himself about 10-12 times with the Dior Homme tester.
I know that smells great, it's one of my favorites, but whoa cowboy. I'm so worried about being cologne guy that I'm reluctant to do anything more than 2 under the shirt, or 1 to the back of the neck (at least for anything with decent performance). I therefore never run out of anything. Am I being too conservative? The guy appeared otherwise sane and well put together.

>>10590089
I've gotten compliments from La Nuit, and Insurrection Pure II

>>10590197

Okay.

>>10590197
>too conservative
just a little bit, you can probably go two more sprays without going overboard and a third for lighter scents
>under the shirt
fragrance is supposed to go directly on the skin anyway; scents will stick on clothing much longer, yes, but they'll also smell stale after toward the end of the day and especially the next day, maybe longer (a problem if you are spraying your coat, e.g.)

>10-12
damn, maybe he's unaware of olfactory fatigue or something, and he thinks fragrance isn't so noticeable after an hour or so because it's gone

>>10590114
>I don't get many, usually a few from friends and very rarely strangers. My complimented ones are usually ones I'm not that fond of myself
Same experience here. I got a lot of compliments when I sampled Memeventus, but I personally can't stand the stuff

>>10590557
> 2-3 more
So you mean 3-4 and maybe 5 for weak stuff? Want to make sure because I don't want to offend anyone in small office type situations.

Yeah I always spray skin only. Usually right before I get dressed, so my undershirt picks up a bit from incidental contact. This seems to make stuff smell best throughout the day.

>>10590197
I good rule of thumb is 2-5 sprays, depending on performance and the situation. Most frags I do 3-4.

>>10590089
Aventus
Green Irish Tweed
La Nuit de L'Homme
Tobacco Vanille

there's a reason these are memes senpai

>>10590506
How is longivety on insurrection? I really want to try it before spending all my money on aventus or lots of samples. i know it's not 100% aventus but some seem to love it right?

>>10591881
Yeah I can see that. Interesting how git gets so many compliments when everyone says it's extremely similar to cool water, what makes this so much nicer than cool water?

Looking for something that smells like pine needles. I could rub pine needles on myself (which I do, on my hands, when I'm innawoods) but I suppose I mean something that is more a fragrance with pine needle notes in it.

23/m
casual/nights out

>>10592220
they are pretty similar in the opening and for about the first hour, though Cool Water is more aquatic, harsh, and noticeably chemical

>>10592410
Polo
Yatagan
Fou d'Absinthe
Eau des 4 Voleurs (discontinued but can be found on eBay for not too much from time to time)

Those all have a prominent pine note and are excellent scents imo, but they do skew slightly mature.

>>10592219
It's very long lasting actually, BUT the olfactory fatigue will get you, so be careful with reapplying. I applied after thinking it was gone but one day the lady at the coffee shop asked me what I was wearing, I was confused because I couldn't smell it. She said she could (and that I'm not supposed to smell it myself lel) then proceeded to say that when I waled in through the door she got a waft from the gust of air. Off the bat I knew that I sprayed too much but I guess it's not overpowering enough to give people headaches. She also told me that she's heard women remark on how good I smell and told them it was me.

I've gotten 2 compliments from Insurrection II, and 1 from La Nuit. I don't get complimented often. The other compliment from Insurrection II came from a friend, she just said I smelled good.
Another friend complimented on La Nuit.

>>10592981
Actually let me correct myself. My mom and the KFC lady complimented me on Insurrection II, because again I sprayed too much. I was in the car with them so even the KFC drive through girl smelled it when I let down the window. they both said I smelled good tho.
So again, please don't overspray like I did.

>>10592518
>slightly mature.
yeah I didn't actually consider that
thanks bud

>>10592423
>more aquatic, harsh, and noticeably chemical
Nice buzzwords

CW and GIT are identical, except for price

>>10593385
"buzzwords"
lmao its way to describe the fragrance you poorfag

I just bought thierry pure malt 2013 and dior homme intense, what am I in for?

I like to blind buy fragances, they are cheap too (around 50€) so its not a big risk

Next one is Tom ford tobacco vanilla

>>10593385
how is he supposed to describe a fragance?

can anyone suggest a scent that smells like zara for him silver edition?

>>10593480
are you going to get a sample or blind buy a 50ml bottle for $200

its a meme and a good one
you wont be disappointed either way

>>10593550
I'm gonna blind buy since I cant find a sample shop that ships where I live and no shop here carries Tom Ford fragances, I'm pretty sure I'll like since vanilla based fragances are my favourite

What are some divisive scents?

Atelier Cologne's Cedre Atlas seems to be one.

http://www.fragrantica.com/perfume/Atelier-Cologne/Cedre-Atlas-30045.html

>>10593480
If you got PM you should've gone with the non-intense Dior Homme. It's less of a club scent that will go better for everyday wear.

>>10593385
>CW and GIT are identical, except for price

>This is what retards actually believe

Thinking of buying this for 50 yrs old my mother as a summer fragrance. Any thoughts?

>>10592220
>>10594125
What are the differences between the two? Only tried CW and didn't like it

>>10560003

Male, 24

-Price: cheap as attainable, I'm in college and got not much money but still want to have something for

-Everyday use ("work"). If you have any cheap recommendations for clubbing I'm also open for this

I don't have much experience eith fragrances, I liked the ones from Bruno Banani though.
Also Jean Paul Gaultier, but it's expensive as hell.

>>10594376
CW has like, a synthetic kind of rubbery smell to it, i find. the only similarity is the violet note.

Actual question,
What are some generally good, cheap fragrances for everyday use?

I sadly don't have the money to buy expensive stuff, but I also don't want to waste my money.

>>10560342
This is without a doubt the fragrance I've gotten the most compliments from. Once when making out with a girl she stopped and said "Jesus Christ you smell so incredibly good..."

Perfect for cold/winter weather.

>>10587273
>Musk, bergamot, rum, vanilla, tobacco, leather
>Burberry Brit
You should have tried London.

>>10594489
CK One, Be, Shock
Lanvin L'Homme Sport, Avant Garde
L'Occitane entire men's line
Hermessence colognes sometimes goes for pretty cheap, I've heard

>>10594489
Rochas Man
Midnight in Paris
Insurrection Pure II
Cuba Prestige
Encre Noire
Nautica Voyage
Versace Pour Homme

>>10594627
Any of these for hot water?

Or any other for a broke student.

I'm in europe by the way.

>>10594708
Meant weather.

>>10594708
The CK shock, avant garde and L'occitane Eau des Baux might be too heavy for hot weather, the rest will work.

>>10594627
>Hermessence colognes sometimes goes for pretty cheap, I've heard

please tell me where

Hey /fa/
cheapfag from Germany here

I recently stumbled over this site: http://parfuemversand.de/

Older reviews suggest, that the site used to sell fake scents, but now they advertise having original, authentic products and also theyhave a very high rating on trustedshops..
But those prices.. man.. They seem to be to good to be true..
They say prices are so low because they dont pay for advertisment and stuff

Does anyone know if they really sell legit stuff?

>>10595046
Now I'm interested too.

>>10594892
Latvia or something. There was a guy on here a while ago considering purchase of the 50ml bottles for like 20€ each.

>>10595046
Their prices are OK, not phenomenal. Kokorico is on clearance at Douglas half the time anyway. The top-tier stuff is not discounted nearly as much. e.g.
> 68€ Dior Homme 50ml (with shipping)
Ok so I probably save about 12€ for tolerating some shadiness.

>>10595256
12€ are lunch+dessert for 3 days ;)

But thanks! I did not know that you could get such (on the first glance) low prices from oter retailers aswell, I might look into frag gen more often to be up to date, cheers man!

Running out of time. New frag-gen:

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>>10593719
Hail to the king, baby!

I had a sample of Invasion Barbare once and it was heavenly. Is it worth the money to buy a 75ml bottle?

>>10596108
That's completely up to you and your budget. If you can't afford it, shitsux but what can you do but maybe save a little more if you can. If you have the money, and in the market for a new fragrance, you won't be happy until you cop it