/fa/ - Fashion

For anyone looking for fragrance suggestions, give as much information as possible about what you want. Helpful info could include price range, climate/season, need (work/clubbing/etc.), notes/families you like/dislike, and other perfumes you've tried and liked/disliked.

Anything that smells exactly like this?

>working from home this week
>understimulated
>hmm maybe I'll wear a frag I haven't worn in forever
>oh look, aventus, #yolo
>FUCK this smells good
goddammit /frag/, why did plebs have to ruin this stuff? I wish I could still wear it in public.

All the plebs in my city are wearing Sauvage. Almost makes me gag every time I walk past one.

Anyone have personal experience with Mancera Cedrat Boise? I'm thinking about a blind buy and the price is right.

Why are Bond No. 9 retail prices so absurd?

>>11613488
tried this today at the department store. Really don't understand the hype. Smells like a cheap knockoff of Bleu de Chanel.
Tried Dior Homme Cologne and that stuff was pretty good. Gonna have to pick that up eventually.

>>11613975
muh niche
muh cool bottles
muh luxury brand

that said, they are a pretty decent house and you can find their stuff online for nearly half their retail price or less

Whats the best cologne <$40?
Im a brokeboi and want to get into it.

found an old bottle of Gaultier2 while cleaning out my room, anyone got experience with it?

>>11614237
You need to spray it on your skin and let it settle. Then Sauvage is a pretty good scent with decent performance.

Bleu is nice too though so it depends on what you prefer.

>>11614364
online, frags are usually a lot cheaper. A nice starting fragrance is ultimate cancer by meme

>>11613270
Right now, during the work day, I've been wearing Ferragamo Aqua Essenziale , because it's masculine but light for day wear, and it's not one of my finer fragrances. At night, or on weekends, I wear either Tom Ford Oud Wood or Bleu de Chanel, depending on the weather and where I'm going. I also like YSL La Nuit de L'Homme, but I ran out and haven't repurchased yet. I'm also curious about Viktor and Rolf Spicebomb, but I haven't gotten around to testing it yet.

>>11614545
>A nice starting fragrance is ultimate cancer by meme
wut?

I've had my dior homme parfum for like 2 years and it's still at 1/3 wtf

>>11614435
10ml split of TF Tuscan Leather

>>11614364
For a niche house Bond no 9 is a fucking joke. they're nazis about making sure you pay full retail for their shit, clone fragrances and sell them for creed/amouage prices, and pretty much embody the appropriation of 'niche' for the mass-market.

>>11614792
>Tuscan Leather
Just get the fuck out.

>>11613368
>i have this great frag
>reeeee why do normies like it

Have you considered killing yourself

>>11613975
>>11614364

Fragrance MSRP is a silly thing. Calvin Klein wants $78 for a 100 ml bottle of Eternity. I'm happy with the prices I have paid online for my Bond frags. You can find tester bottles for under $100 sometimes, and retail packages are usually available for about $150.

>>11614890
>Paying full price for Bond
Maybe for brand new or limited release fragrances. Otherwise they're way better than designer houses like Chanel or Dior.

As for cloning fragrances, name the copies. Before you start, Chez Bond is not the same as GIT.

>>11614545
>ultimate cancer by meme
the fuck

>>11615014
How would you rate eternity? I used to wear it and am considering restocking

what are your guy's opinions on burberry london?

>>11616011
I wouldn't waste days of my life smelling like Eternity, even for casual wear to office or class. I find it to be a forgettable fragrance with poor performance. It's cheap at $20 / 100 ml online, but there are much better budget frags. Encre Noire Sport is only $5 more and it gets lots of time in my rotation among the fancy niche perfumes.

>>11616015
Has a great thanksgiving/Christmas vibe. I love it.

Is Chanel mademoiselle effay? My other perfumes are cheapos. Any tips on making fragrance last longer or do I need to just reapply more often? Or maybe I still smell like perfume and can't smell it on myself anymore?

>>11613923
It's Aventus but with woods instead of smoke. They smell fairly similar.

>>11615014
Bond doesn't deserve to be mentioned in the same sentence as Dior, and pick any of the Chanel les exclusifs and you'll have a superior frag.

>>11616243
Another hot round of well-supported opinions. You're changing minds, Anon.

>>11616230
I'm finding that I really enjoy that genre of fragrance. Woody, fruity, and loud. Aventus, Scent of Peace, Bleecker Street. I'll probably cop the Mancera. What else would I enjoy if I like these?

I want to smell like really good weed

What should I wear

>>11616588
Black Afghano, Hungry Hungry Hippies, Cannabis Flower (Demeter), Kush (Kush Perfume)

>>11616338
just droppin' truth senpai ;^)

>>11616603
Demeter Cannabis Flower smells like the medicated rice krispie treat edibles sold at the weed stores. Not sure I'd wear it around regularly, but it's nice as a novelty. It's fun to layer it with Bond No. 9 Chinatown or Smell Bent Green Patchouli.

>>11614435
C&E West Indian Lime

>>11615014
Dior is better than 99% of niche houses, and way better than fucking bond no. 9. Your nuts

Ï almost literally can't smell Dior Sauvage. I spray, I get a very faint hint of something that might be citrusy, and a very faint hint of generic skincare-brand deodorant perfume

I tried googling and came across a thread on reddit where a guy said that ambroxan causes extreme olfactory fatigue for some people. That makes a lot of sense to me, because I've noticed that if I smell my Sauvage cap, it actually changes my perception of my BdC cap

Anyone have similar experiences?

Also coriander tastes like soap to me in case it might correlate

>>11618161
idk why people even bother with that fragrance when it's progenitor is better in every way.

>>11614901
not him but whats wrong with it
i quite like it despite its price

>>11614435
probably some edt from Body Shop or something

recommending TL a newbie during the summer is the frag equivalent of full rick. also, there's this guy that memespams TL constantly in these threads and I'm pretty sure it's that guy.

>>11618846
recommending TL a newbie during the summer is the frag equivalent of full rick. also, there's this guy that memespams TL constantly in these threads and I'm pretty sure it's that guy.

Just copped YSL Live Jazz. Thoughts /frag/

>>11613368
I gave my dad my half-full 4oz bottle of Aventus on Father's day thinking I was done with it. A month later, I started to miss it. Another month later and I've gone and bought a new bottle.

There's nothing wrong with wearing Aventus out in public. I still don't think most people are familiar with it at this point, even if every mid-grade frag junkie has a decant by now. The people whom I work and socialize with only know very mainstream designer fragrance, and retail Creed is very much off their radar.

It's a shame that Imaginary Authors overprice their stuff, because a couple of the fragrances are pretty good. 60$ and I would own a couple, but wanting 95$ for 50ml bottles is bs.

>>11620118
>95$ for 50ml bottles is bs
that's actually not too bad all things considered. I can only think of a handful of niche houses that are comparable or cheaper at retail

and fwiw, from my experience, a 50 mL bottle should last a good while, and maybe a year or two if you have even a small rotation

>>11620134
It's just scummy because they raised the price of their product while decreasing the size of the bottle.

Man, I like Tom Ford, and all, but Noir gives me a headache for some reason.

>>11616015
Burberry in general gets undeserved shit. They aren't setting the world on fire and changing fragrances as we know them, but they make perfectly fine fragrances that just get random shit for little to no reason.

>favorite house is HdP
>nobody ever talks about them
>never sure if this is good or not
such is my life

>>11620293
>favorite house is HdP
>never sure if this is good or not

Lol what? Do you need other people to tell you why your favorite house is good or not?

>>11616015
this general loves London for the most part, i.e., it's a meme frag, bruh

>>11618161
>Sauvage
>>11618218
>it is progenitor is better in every way
What frag are you referring to?

>>11619747
Just wore it today. A very satisfying slightly mature skewing non-groundbreaking summer frag. What do YOU think about it?

>>11616015
>>11616182
>thanksgiving/Christmas vibe
I pretty much only wear it on those holidays. It just feels right. And it's the only Burberry frag I like.

>>11620726
eau sauvage; alternatively you can still smell fresh while wearing this w/o smelling like a basic bitch millenial.

it's a classic frag so you should still smell it anyway.

Tbh the mens stuff frok bath and body works is pretty dope

Is pic related the best AdP Cologne? I think so.

Is pic related the best AdP Cologne? I think so.

>>11620744
It is pleasant enough, but makes me think of Lemon Pledge with poor longevity. Does sharing a root name and nothing else connote a progenitor? Sauvage is not a flanker of ES.

>mfw no hot as fuck summer scents ever last/project worth a damn

>>11620764
Ahem

>>11620756
I know. I assume Demachy was trying to pay homage to that classic accord but update it for 2016 and somehow ended up with a citrus drug-store-tier frag

>>11620751
Intensa > Assoluta > original > Essenza

I recommend anyone interested in AdP to try each though; all of them are pretty good.

Have you tried Colonia Club btw?

>>11620764
Bond Scent of Peace
Dior Aqua Fahrenheit
Guerlain Vetiver

>>11620768
Hahaha, you got me good! WEOW!

Alright, how about some serious answers.

Thoughts on this? Loved the smell when I was younger, don't know if it'd fit me now.

>>11620764
Hermes Un Jardin Sur Le Nil
Bvlgari Pour Homme Soir

>>11620768
isn't this the one which smells like piss?

>>11621588
>>11622090
>judgement prior to investigation
http://www.basenotes.net/threads/276811-Your-favorite-season-to-wear-Kouros-(if-you-had-to-pick)
http://www.basenotes.net/threads/191456-Kouros-in-summertime
http://www.basenotes.net/threads/196966-Finally-tested-Kouros-in-summer-heat
http://www.basenotes.net/threads/280111-Kouros-in-Summer!

I got autism from fucking some nerds without condom.

Now I'm obssesed with getting the top fragrances with H2O in their name, in no particular order:

>Acqua di Gio (Adquired)
>Cool Water (Adquired)
>Acqua Essenziale
>Eau Sauvage (Getting this one soon)
>Acqua di Parma
>(Shall I include Aqva from Bvlgari?)

Next project will be getting the top 5 with "Blue" in the name, keks, starting with Bleu from Chanel.

>>11623487
>Get a load of this guy
That's a weird way of enlarging your fragranceteque dudefam.
Aren't acqua di gio and cool water quite alike anyway? Good selection yet cool water is quite overused nowadays.

>>11623531
Acqua di gio is slightly more floral IMO, cool water has some tobacco in it as middle note. Both have those sea-waterish high notes at top of the pyramid tho.

thoughts on Decadence on men?

>>11623487
Kek, best post I've read in these threads tbqh.

L'eau d'Issey, Terre Eau Trés Fraiche, L'eau d'Hiver, Virgin Island Water.

>>11623487
Wondering, what fragrances has that mythical 1929 armpit essence?

>>11624012
Eau de your mom, noir.

>>11623562
If by decandence the homosexual factor is the understatement, then it's ok thinkso. The ingredients are quite floral and fruity. But better try some samples on yourself before deciding.

>>11623892
Thanks for the protip fampai, I'm reading on those.

>L'eau d'Issey
>cinammon, nutmeg, coriander, cypress, sandalwood, mandarin orange, musk, yuzu, lemon verbena, sage, vetiver, bourbon geranium, saffron, bellflower and tobacco.
Good, musky, spicy, citrusy, greenish and slightly floral and tobacco fuck yeah, my kind of fragrance.

>Terre Eau Trés Fraiche
>orange, citruses and water notes; middle note is geranium; base notes are woody notes, patchouli and cedar.
This one seems direct to the point, masculine enough.

>L'eau d'Hiver
>White heliotrope, citrusy notes, interlaces with notes of water, with balmy powder of iris and a drop of honey.
I have my doubts on this, but only could tell if I get to smell a sample on me, hope it would not be kinda fem.

>Virgin Island Water.
>It opens with a citrusy cocktail of white bergamot, Jamaican lime, Sicilian mandarin. The citruses are accompanied by a note of copra, the white inner flesh of the coconut. The heart includes intensive Indian jasmine and sweet hibiscus, exotic ylang-ylang and cold, spicy ginger. The base of the composition includes sugar cane, musk and white rum.
Damn Creed, better try a sample first, but you kinda know what you're doing tho, I'm fearing I'll love this and had to get a bottle of it, price not mattering.

>>11623487
dude, there are like a fucking million perfumes with EAU and ACQUA in the name, your autism is of the silliest kind...

>>11624127
Not necessarily, but yes, lots of them has the apellative of "eau de toilette", but not formally included in the name.

>>11624127
Gotta catch 'em all?

>>11624104
L'eau D'issey is none of that; it smells like fizzy lemonade with a light woody drydown. That Terre flanker is the orange without the wood and more emphasis on the floral and doesn't strike me as particularly masuline.

>>11623487

Collector posting an update
Not even gonna pretend I plan on stopping; I know it's pointless to try

>>11624486
>owning multiple CK fragrances besides ckone
u already failed

>>11624486
Nice Collection what do you think of Infusion d'Homme by Prada I enjoyed the woman's
Infusion d'Iris which is similiar in note breakdown so do you find this one very unisex?

Also has anyone tried the Rasasi fragrances Dareej Men or Hatem looking at a blind buy of them?

>>11624685
This one is the Infusion de Vetiver 2010 edition, with notes of tarragon, pepper, vetiver, and ginger. It doesn't smell like any of the individual ingredients, and comes across as a soft and fuzzy spicy soap. I could definitely see it as unisex. It's just not sweet.

>>11623487
best thing I've read on /fa/ in awhile.

>>11624486
start mixing breh

>>11620732
Absolutely love it. I've had regular Jazz for 6 years or so and thought I might as well try Live. Jazz was a personal favourite of mine.
To my surprise, it's less of a fougere and more of an aquatic. The slightly sweet top notes really seal the deal for me.
Honestly going to be my scent of the season for late winter early spring (Ausfag btw)

I just bought Lacoste L!ve and I'm realising what the fuck I've done, is there any hope ?

oldfag here

>>11620079
Where do you live? I'm in new york and the janitor in my office building wears aventus

>>11625688
This is the only non-gay thingy posted here. Rest of you can just kill yourself with a large black dildo.

I have one bottle of Quorum, and I like the smell.

It smells really nice I think, but I'm no sure if others would agree.

Has anybody else used this. Does anybody have any opinions on it?

>>11625727
it's probably that Reyane or Armaf clone

>>11624486
well done anon, well done...

>>11624835
how much of an heresy would this be?
Is that like ultra-amateur perfumeur 101 playing God?
Any rules to do it?

>>11624017
>noir
#noir_smells_matter

>>11625759
Haven't smelled it yet. But I like the ingredient list.
How's it? Kinda pretty 80's?

>>11624254
Good to know, thanks anon, I'll try the L'eau D'Issey for sure, your description piqued my curiosity even more.

Beware, this is the aroma of incestuous homosexual fantasies.

>>11625759
Well, puig now owns Nina Ricci, Carolina Herrera y Paco Rabanne. Quorum was their 80's Iron horse that gave them millions of, er, pesetas. It's for sure a populist classic nowadays.

>>11626238
I didn't know 100 year old filipina women had incestous homosexual fantasies

hate to sound like a shill, but samplefags into green scents should check out this 8-pack by Luckyscent which also includes three of the newest TFPB scents. Bigger and cheaper than their average sample packs, too, at $20

http://www.luckyscent.com/product/322166/green-sample-pack-by-luckyscent-sample-packs

>>11614435
mont blanc individuel

>>11614435
Guerlain Vetiver

>>11624835
>>11626177
Layering fragrances is fine as long as you select compatible perfumes. You can't just go combining whatever you own, and choosing simpler fragrances are better. The place to start is with Colognes and vetivers.

In my collection I have three good layering vetivers. Guerlain Vetiver, which has a nice dose of jasmine and citrus; Guerlain Vetiver Extreme, which is more dry and herbal; and Etro Vetiver, which is completely dark and earthy, dosed with tobacco. I also have a bottle of generic vetiveryl acetate / Molecule 03, which is a super dry, single note vetiver. I mix these Vetivers with various Eaux de Cologne to arrive at a mix of woody and fresh. I wouldn't layer with my more expensive and nuanced Colognes or my fancy Vetivers, but it is a fun way to dress up cheaper or simpler ones. Some of my favorite combinations are:
GV + Mugler Cologne
GVE + Bond Eau de New York
EV + Dior Homme Cologne
M03 + Terre d'Hermes ETF

There are other, non-citrus combinations that I use sometimes. Bond Eau de New York combines nicely with Bond Fire Island as both fragrances' white florals intermingle. Aventus with La Yuqawam (more or less Tuscaventus) is a quality combination - darkly fruity and manly.

Special mention for the Molecule fragrances. All three can be leveraged as a sort of perfume MSG. In particular, Molecule 02 / Ambroxan brightens up more or less anything you throw at it. I like all three Molecule fragrances with Tres Nuit.

Also, I'm not sure if this article is a repost but Jean Claude Ellena acknowledges layering fragrances as a valid way to enjoy perfume:

http://perfumeshrine.blogspot.com/2013/03/fragrance-layering-laymans-guide-on-how.html

>>11626683
fuck off, shill

Anyone have experience with this?

How is it?

>>11626683
where the fuck do you find those TF frags
i go to my TF store monthly but i havent seen them recently

>>11626477
they do

>>11627766
Damn I miss my vetiver so much, my wife packed my vetiver bottle somewhere separated from my other bottles when moving. Now I can't find it.

Just copped Black Orchid and I've been staring at it for a while now (gf hates strong frags so I have to wait until I'm alone). Can't wait to wear it.

Thoughts on Volutes edp? It smells like spiced raisins to me.

Where would you wear cologne? At a wedding? Business meeting? You are fucking teenager. And even if you are a 40yo man like myself, where do you wear a cologne in 2016? It's nigger tier pig disgusting shit. When i am on the bus and some nigger smells of cologne i get mad af.

Even a single dab of your cologne you smell like a fucking pepe le pew

>>11628521
Smells like Dior Homme to me, only less waxy and sweeter. Not enough to justify a buy if you already have the Dior.

>>11625897
Does it matter though? Nobody is going to follow me home and be like "can I see the label on the bottle of the stuff you're wearing, I want to make sure it was $300 and not $30"

No, they smell it and they think "that guy smells like a janitor"

No thanks, I'll switch to another frag

>>11629530
>At a wedding?
Yes
>Business meeting?
Yes
>And even if you are a 40yo man like myself,
I'm 39 and I wear frags every day
>where do you wear a cologne in 2016?
The only time I don't wear fragrances is when I'm going to the gym first thing in the morning because once you start sweating it projects like crazy and pisses everyone off. After my shower I apply fragrance. In an air conditioned office nobody is going to smell you unless they're dry humping you in the server room
> It's nigger tier pig disgusting shit.
Not my problem you're too poor for nice frags
> When i am on the bus and some nigger smells of cologne i get mad af.
Well, better not wear clothes, because niggers on the bus wear clothes too

What's are some good summer fragrances?

Guys I need your help, Is it true that spicebomb extreme has the same longevity and performance as the original spicebomb? Is it worth Spicebombe extreme?

>>11629603
You are pitiful. Post yourself so i can demonstrate my point.

You don't understand that even the slightest hint of fragrance in the current year is fucking obnoxious and tasteless, garish, niggerish.

there is 0 need for cologne at wedding or business meeting, let alone any other casual daily situation

and btw for deodorant you use odorless deodorant niggers

Thoughts on Salvatore Ferragano F black?

>>11629949
>>11629954
But I do use odorless deodorant, why would I want my deodorant conflicting with my fragrance?
>there is 0 need for cologne at wedding or business meeting, let alone any other casual daily situation
There is 0 need for wearing nice socks either, but I wear nice socks because I like them more than gold toe crap

Sorry your life is so devoid of joy, tripfriend

>>11629530
>40 year-old troll with a tripcode
kek

KEK.

Is Dior Sauvage is actually good or it's a meme frag?

>>11629949
>2016
>tripfag
>trolling 4chan to feel better
Rent a life.

>>11629949
>there is 0 need for cologne at wedding or business meeting, let alone any other casual daily situation
>need
/fa/ is not about what squares tells others what is a "need" and what's not a "need", basic bitch.

But well, good bait, 5/7, made me repost the obvious. But keep giving us your outsider opinion, while trying to be overcome your low energy feelings and attitude problem while trying to transfer it out of your system digitally. After that, best wishes.

>>11631624
Both. It's safe, pleasing and versatile. It's also very popular, kind of synthetic, and doesn't really bring anything new to the table. I've gotten more compliments for it than I do for anything else I have. Be prepared to smell like someone you bump into at some point though.

what does an Olympian smell like?

>>11632810
porbably Invictus or some other pleb shit

>>11632810
Pool water, sweat or a third world country

>>11629949
> 40 y/o refugee /pol/lack with admitted BPD.
reflect on your life, man. maybe head over to wizchan to see if they can rehabilitate you before you commit a mass shooting.

>>11629625
If you're cheap, old spice whitewater, if you're not so cheap, Kenzo Power. If you're rich, creed virgin island. Masculinity of the frags drops in the same order

>thinking of sampling TF noir extreme
>jeremy does a fucking video on it

What do I get now boys?

>>11634233
Secretions Magnifique

I'm visiting my Grandpa

Is his collection effay?

Can anyone recommend something that smells like whisky/scotch or similar tones? Budget of about £50

>2016
>not having a Jo Malone diffuser in your closet to scent your clothes

I use the Nemat's Vanilla Musk. It smells like cotton candy vanilla and it's pretty great.Doesn't wear off quite easily,the bottle lasts a long time and literally everyone i talked to told me i smell amazing. Sniffs from girls are the best.

>>11634832
>close-to-empty bottle of Safari
gramps knows what he's doing.

>>11634456
>Secretions Magnifique
Magnifiques.

>>11635222
I just keep my "still wearable" clothes piled next to a heap of cum-soaked toilet paper wads

I tell people it's a custom personal hyrax scent made for me by AbdesSalaam Attar

Why is it called Dior Homme (sport/etc) when it smells feminine as fuck?

It's literally unwearable for me as I look like a lumberjack and not a twink, yet everyone raves about DHI/etc.

>>11636676
>implying the compliment of a feminine fragrance (which DH really isn't imo) to a stereotypically masculine appearance isn't a great combination

>>11637043

>magnum PI wearing a pretty dress and high heels would be a great combination

no

>>11636676
Looks are not the only part of the equation. A lumberjack can pull off Lyric Man if he's all tuxxed up and looking sharp for night out.

As with all fragrances, it's a combination of time, purpose, dress, personality that dictates suitability.

DH and DHI aren't even all that feminine.

>>11637464
a pretty dress and high heels wouldn't work because they are visual, you dimwit, part of the appearance. fragrance works on a different level, it's invisible, you have more freedom and can work with bigger contrasts like that

What's the ultimate meme that girls will love? I've had YSL L'homme, loved it, D&G pour homme, loved that. I'm (a Brit) in Lanzorote and fragrances are p cheap.
Thinking of picking up another L'homme, £20 saving.

Find the 2 and tomorrow you will get kissed 55555555555555555555555555555555552555555555555555555555555555555555555 count down 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1... Now close your eyes snd make a wish! Paste this into 15 coments and your wish will come true! Hurry you have 29 mins or opposite of your wish will happen

>>11638028
>>11637964

>things teenagers actually believe

>>11639712
wow great argument, fagtron

>>11639782
I prefer the spelling "faggotron", personally.

>>11639782
>willfully smelling like a girl
wew

>>11639782

dude, nobody cares if you want to wear girl scents. That's your thing.

I'm sure given your emaciated twink body you can pull it off, not everyone can.

Hopefully when you get a bit older you'll realise this.

>>11640288
there is no such thing as a "girl" scent, you basic fuck. the only fragrances that are nearly impossible for men to pull off are loud florals (Fracas) and saccharine candy, teeny-bopper shit, which no woman should be wearing anyways.

In the market for a new cologne.
I tried out Pasha De Cartier (Eau DE Toilette) today.
Anybody on here use it who could give their thoughts?

>>11632810
apparently he is a fag that only uses 1 spray of YSL homme because he doesn't want it to be overpowering. In other words, a fragrance pleb that has no idea what he is doing.

>>11640682
Did someone interviewing Phelps really ask him about perfume? Smh

>>11624566
dude who collects cologne here on a small level. CK reveal is one of my top complimented scents. Its a great one from last year you guys should check it out. I also like CK shock for what its worth as well although admitedly one of the ugliest bottles there is probably lol

>>11640534

see >>11639712

>>11639712
>Teens being comfortable with acting outside of social norms

This doesn't exactly line up with my stereotype of teens. Wouldn't the blurring of masculine and feminine expectations be something kids would be uncomfortable with?
I thought teens were the most "normie" market possible

>>11640927
you've dug yourself in, stop posting bait and accept you're insecure about your masculinity. there's a seed of a tranny waiting to grow inside you anon, it's apparent.

the only cologne I honestly prefer over Mont Blanc

>>11641072

>there's a seed of a tranny waiting to grow inside you anon

nice projection.

>>11640995

it's current year so your opinion is discarded.

>>11641122
Mont Blanc what?

>>11639712
>>11640288
>>11640927
>>11641438
how about making a point instead of these meme responses, champ?

>>11640568
Nothing remarkable to me. Just the usual fresh blend of a citrus top on a slightly spicy woody base. If I were to go into that genre, I'd prefer something stronger and with a twist, like Terre or Bleu.

>>11639712
>>11636676
And you yet think you look like a "lumberjack", we've all heard this before.
Pic related is what you look like most likely. Nothing masculine about you.

>>11641122
imo sauvage is one of the most generic and boring fragrances in recent years

>>11635222
Do diffusers leave a strong smell on clothing? I'd still like to wear a fragrance, too.

>>11642084

even more projection. do you even have so much as a single chest hair twinky?

Again, YOU can wear whatever you like. I have you doubts you can and do pull off a very convincing trap, I on the other hand can't.

Stop getting angry at me because my gender can be discerned visibly and as such, don't enjoy wearing feminine scents.

If you can't answer my original question, shut the fuck up you sad cunt.

>>11642100
>Sauvage
>Not Mr. Burberry
da fuk

>>11643985
lel

and "twinks" aren't the only guys that wear unisex or feminine leaning scents,. fuck outta here

How do you feel about $731 Fornasetti scented candles?

do any of you have recommendations for a female fall or winter fragrance that's affordable? (max $60)
poor and have no clue what to buy, i haven't worn perfume since I was a teenager

What are the classiest colognes and fragrances for men /fa/?

I have been using pleb shit like Burberry Brit, Cool Water, and Nautica Blue

>>11641639
>When people call frags by their house only.
>My favorite frag is Chanel.

>>11644683
>classiest
Chanel Pour Monsieur Concentrée
Dunhill Edition
Égoïste
Équipage
Gucci Pour Homme II
Live Jazz
Rive Gauche pour Homme
Sycomore

>>11624486
>Chinatown
>Guy
What the fug

>>11645008
maybe he can pull it off, good for him. just don't call him a twink or something like that other douche in this thread who goes "hurr durr men can't wear soft or floral shit"

>>11644810
Dont forget basic YSL Jazz. Live is great but so is the original Jazz, in fact I prefer its more earthy tones

>>11644683
>classiest
first, the pricey frags that came to mind:
Amouage Dia Man
Creed Green Irish Tweed (similar to Cool Water for the first hour or two and less aquatic overall)
Frederic Malle Geranium Pour Monsieur
Tom Ford Private Blend Noir de Noir

these are bit more affordable, especially if you can find them on Fragrancenet, etc.:
L'Artisan Fou d'Absinthe
Acqua di Parma Colonia Intensa
Acqua di Parma Colonia Essenza
Acqua di Parma Colonia Club
Penhaligon's Endymion
Penhaligon's Quercus (apparently very similar to CK one, except less harsh and more refined; I personally haven't tried CK one so I have no opinion on that)
Hermes Voyage d'Hermes

>>11645125
Tones not notes. Fucking autocorrect

>>11624566
I blind bought ck one recently because it was on sale. I think the citrus is just too overpowering and a little nauseating desu, and I still have most of the bottle.
What kinda situations can I use ck one in?

>>11629625
if you're inexperienced enough to ask, then I suggest Davidoff Coolwater. It's common, but versatile and considered a classic by many

>>11645447
I use my giant (200ml) bottle of CK One as a linen / fabric spray to freshen bedrooms, couches, etc.

>>11645008
>>11645089
I'm neither a Lumberjack nor a twink like those two argumentative anons, but I do wear Chinatown occasionally. Not to work, but on special occasions or just for myself around the house. You can always pair it with a cannabis or patchouli fragrance if you are male and afraid of the florals.

Black Orchid guy from earlier in the thread. It leans femme at the opening but is definitely unisex after the top notes burn off. It's like a sweeter, lighter version of Man in Black with aquatic honeydew juice at the top.

Is this fragrance good. i enjoy it so much

anyone happen to know any perfumes that smell like this Glade room spray?

>>11644593
Narcisco Rodriguez for Her
Lolita Lempicka L de Lolita Lempicka
Calvin Klein Euphoria
Armani Code
Guerlain La Petite Robe Noire
Marc Jabobs Decadence
Lancome La Nuit Tresor
YSL Black Opium
Thierry Mugler Alien

>>11645125
Oh, I have and like Jazz a lot, possibly more than Live Jazz, but it doesn't scream "classy" to me like Live Jazz does. Scent associations are more than a little personal, I'd guess, as well.

>>11645132
>Penhaligon's
good smells, awful longevity

>>11641639
Mont Blanc Legend.

>>11645132
I recommend this one

Just got 200ml of YSL L'homme for £55
AMA
Will be using this for everyday, what's a decent 'special' fragrance I can buy 50ml of to rotate on nights out etc?

>>11647079
Armani Code Profumo
Invictus
YSL La Nuit De L'Homme
D&G The One EDP
Dior Sauvage

Im not really too familiar with good night out niche frags but those are the designers that I think suit that role the best

>>11646723
Fair enough, I can respect that. Haven't seen anyone bring up Jazz or Live Jazz in any of these threads for a long while. Thanks for reigniting my love for this stellar frag line

>>11647079
Tom Ford Noir de Noir

Just got my 3rd compliment while wearing Tres Nuit this week. This is crazy considering I NEVER get compliments on my cologne, like ever.

>>11648417
that's the GIT clone, right? yeah i never get any compliments unless i'm wearing GIT or Aventus. why do normies love Creed so much?

I need some really, really cheap fragrance suggestions

>>11648417
Tres Nuit is a lovely scent, but its longevity and performance don't meet my needs. I only get 3 hours out of five sprays, and performance takes a further dive in hot weather or while active. I'm giving my bottle away and sticking to Chez Bond.

>>11648500
How cheap? Details man

>>11648464
Royal oud by Creed is by far my favorite, chicks compliment me (at least the ones I like) and Its a nice scent. Not like those Dior Sauvage synthetic crap

>>11645089
>like that other douche in this thread who goes "hurr durr men can't wear soft or floral shit"

I never said that you triggered faggot. I said that ******I****** can't pull it off. Emphasis being on the 'I' part of the sentence.

>>11643985
>m-muh chest hair

you're trying too hard, and honestly it's cringey as hell

>>11646081
So this is a TdH clone? Have you tried TdH and if so, how does it compare?

>>11649272
Speaking of TdH type fragrances, had anyone tried Montale Red Vetyver? Reviews call it either more crude or more refined, depending on how much you think of TdH as a vetiver scent.

>>11648778
I liked Royal Oud at first, but after getting into Amouage and other orientals I only see it as an anemic woody spicy now.

Freshly broken twig smeared in vicks and dipped in pepper.

>>11644683
When I think classiest as in minimal/starched and crisp, MFK and Penhaligons come to mind.

Classiest as in rich and stuffy, I'd say Chanel or Serge Lutens.

>>11649272
>>11649356
Re: Terre clones, I always recommend Dunhill Icon. It opens with sparkling grape soda as opposed to Terre's dry bitter orange but on the mid onwards it's like a slightly blurry photocopy of Terre's development. Easier to wear too, since the wood/vetiver in it isn't as harsh

I'm guessing Sandalwood is that particular frag that smells like, well, fucking wood.
Best brands?

New/fa/g, obviously.

>>11649481
sandalwood isn't really "woody" to me, as in i don't think of a freshly chopped down tree or a pile of lumber. it's kinda soft, rich, and green.

maybe try out cedar based scents:
Terre d'Hermes
Bleu de Chanel
Versace Man Eau Fraiche
Comme des Garcons Blue Cedrat
Atelier Cologne Cedre Atlas

>>11649376
I keep hearing people comment on how similar Icon is to TdH, and while there's some resemblance it's nowhere near a clone imo. Icon is grape leather, TdH is dirty orange.

>>11649547
Neat, thanks.

>>11648778
>>11649359
When I started exploring oud I started with samples of Royal Oud and Mancera Gold Intensive Aoud. I strongly preferred the Mancera, and bought a full bottle. At $100 versus $250 online, there's really no reason for me to recommend the Creed. If you haven't already tried Gold Intensive Aoud, grab a sample with your next order.

>>11627766
Thanks
>>11631624
Dior Sauvage is chemical and makes you smell like laundry detergent, but young chicks love it. If you want a sophisticated woman with taste, I suggest better scents.

>>11649359
Royal oud compared to Amouage is a bit flat, did you try Journey Man by Amouage? It is woody and Spicey as well. I am planning to buy a full 100 no bottle but some of Amouage's scents do have ugly longevity. I haven't tried any Serve Lutens but Ambre Sultan and Arabie are on my sample wishlist

>>11647363
Any time. You are right: they are both great scents that rarely get talked about. I picture wearing Jazz to a music club in the fall or winter, and Live Jazz to a summer or spring outdoor music festival.

>>11649359
>MFK and Penhaligons
>Chanel or Serge Lutens
>>11644781

>>11649481
>wood
Agreed with >>11649547 sandalwood isn't the first thing I think of when I think "what does wood smell like" It's more more creamy and soft. Great base. Favorite is Égoïste.

how is royal oud by creed?

>>11649268

Nice attempt at deflection. Want to stop being a pathetic cunt now or are you going to continue misunderstanding basic english?

Blind bought pic related and it arrived yesterday. First wear today and I'm really enjoying this. I've received compliments from three people so far and it's only lunchtime.

The kumquat top note is very natural smelling, as is the underlying cedar. No harsh Iso E Super here. The overall feel is an upscale, EdP concentration, unisex version of Lalique White. Very pleased!

>>11650182
I've only tried one Mancera scent (Lemon Line) and it kinda put me off of the house. Smelled like Lemonheads left in a hot car.

What do you suggest trying to give them another chance?

Picked up this and CDG Wonderwood as we roll into autumn. The base notes of La Nuit are so nice.

>>11650420
I started with Cedrat Boise, but that one is a little sweet (vanilla-ish) for something that is commonly discussed as an Aventus alternative. This Kumkat Wood is pretty great and a good example of the house's western style fragrances.

If you even think you enjoy oud, I suggest you check out >>11649594

>>11646688
thanks my dude, I'll check em out

>>11628521
Used it as signature for a little while cause my girl loved it, like someone else said, think D Homme but instead of caramel sweetness think chocolate and nutty sweetness, it's a bit more woody aswell. Personally Uomo > D Homme

>>11649716
Ambre Sultan is amazing senpai

Which Amouage is the best introduction to the house? Is it Jubilation XXV?

>>11651932
Jub and reflection are must tries and are a couple of the house's best. Actually all of them are worth a sniff. Amouage has hits and misses but no two scents are alike.

>>11649481
Diptyque Tam Dao

>>11650664
Too bad its watered down as hell. La Nuit reminds me of old women's magazines with the perfumed pages. Stack an old bunch together and I get the same powdery smell.

>>11649716
I really want to try Journey but I'm not really impressed by their new releases. Last good one was Interlude. Fate maybe, if only it didn't smell so much like watery curry in the drydown.

>>11649823
Good if you can get it cheap (got my 75ml tester for 100$) and you don't expect oud. It's a fresh, green peppery wood. Cousin scent of CdG Hinoki. Now that I think about it it would fit right in the CdG line.

Help me choose between CdG and CdG2
I can see myself wearing CdG2 every day year round but CdG is so comfy and on me has that chai tea feel I love. Reasons to get one over the other? I'm kinda poorfag so I can't get both.
Girl, 20

>>11620843
I actually really like club. Went online to see what other people thought and was kind of surprised that it was getting shit.
Very fresh, green, minty - just one of those feelgood fresh fragrances. People were saying it's sweet and overly sugary; childishly so. Not sure where they got that from because it basically just isn't at all. Definitely worth getting a sample/decant.

>>11650161
>cringe

>>11651932
Reflection, Journey, Beloved and Jubilation XXV are pretty accessible, I also liked Myths which is the newest one and my first Amouage scent .

>>11613270
WAYWT: /frag/ edition

as for me, pic related. how about the rest of you?

>>11653661
I've worn Sauvage and La Nuit and other people-pleasers and have gotten next to no compliments with them, ever. But with this people always mention how good I smell. Probably my favourite frag right now.

>>11653661
Hermès Concentree d'Orange Verte

getting a little tired of it though, since it's all orange and little else

Is there a cologne that smells of blood and asphalt?

>>11624486
Regular Encre Noire vs. Sport? I'd probably prefer the more earthy regular one.

Really just have to pick it up, so cheap.

>>11654103
I'd start with Sport unless it's cool/cold where you live for most of the year. You can wear it year round as opposed to OG Encre Noire, which for me is a cool / rainy day only sort of frag. In spite of the "Sport" in the name it's not light or watered down at all, and still very assertive.

>>11653661
Colonia Assoluta over Etro Vetiver

>>11654103
Seconding Sport. It's still plenty smoky/earthy but much more wearable.

>>11654166
>>11654271
Was thinking of getting it for the cooler times in Canada. My nose is familiar with vetiver so I'm not going in blind, but I've heard people don't like the "inkiness" of original. I do prefer natural smelling frags and my other cool weather go-to is Slumberhouse Norne which is pine tree goodness.

>>11654755
>Canada
Well with autumn and winter coming up, you have plenty of opportunity to enjoy regular EN. More than I get living in the desert.

That "inkiness" is a combination of vetiver plus cypress. If you don't know what cypress smells like, it's in the neighborhood of fir and juniper, sort of like a pine without the sharpness. As long as you enjoy vetiver, you have an idea of what you're in for and should be happy. If you find that you enjoy EN then just imagine the main accord brightened up using dry citrus and calone. That's Sport.

>>11653661
Left wrist, Epic Man. Left elbow, Black Orchid. Right wrist, Luna Rossa Extreme. Right elbow, Jubilation.

Not planning on going out today.

>>11653702
Smells good but it always conjures an AdG douchebag image to me. I wear it with the risk of evoking the same response in other people. Smells like someone mixed an old bottle of the original with the gritty remainders of Earl Grey tea.

>>11653994
Switch to lemon?

>>11654064
Narciso Rodriguez for Him

>>11654103
Original. Personally I don't care much for it though, because it's so simple. I smell like I just got back from gardening.

>>11653661
wore Neroli Portomemo to work the rest of the week, wore pic related today.

going out in a little bit w Shelter Island on.

>>11649554
I forgot to add Narciso Rodriguez Bleu Noir. If Icon is lighter, Bleu Noir goes wetter and more resinous with the citrus, like a thick spiced jam. Again, mids onwards is another take on the Terre formula.

>>11655076
>Left wrist, Epic Man. Left elbow, Black Orchid. Right wrist, Luna Rossa Extreme. Right elbow, Jubilation.
kek I thought I was the only one who did this

>>11655083
how do you change scents throughout one day? multiple showers?

>>11655435
I always shower after work and/or before going out for the evening. It's a natural opportunity to switch up your fragrance.

To squeeze in extra weekend wears you can apply your morning fragrance to your wrists only. This is easy to scrub off for a midday switch, which can be more thorough. Or you can start your day with one half of a fragrance pair and complete the layering when you get bored / need a refresh.

>>11653661

Got an Eros sample on my arm right now. Wishing I got this or something other than 1 Million for my 'dirty secret' scent (been bumping into a 1M user on a regular basis lately and it irks me to no end).

Help me decide on my next splurge!

Eau des Bavx (cheap and nice smelling but seems lacking in projection/longevity)
Diptyque Volutes EDT or EDP (expensive, but love that spiced fruit and wood, not obnoxiously loud either)

I'm looking to find similarly themed sweet vanilla/tobacco fall evening frags (already have Burberry London). Budget ~100 USD.

Which should i cop? Pretty good deal

Why do you hate Jeremy Fragrance?
He's never wrong

>>11641122
Nothing beats the original

>>11656705
Because all the fragrance plebs that go out and buy everything he recommends. Take this retard for example.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpN4N2nQVsg

He is annoying because his next step is to start recommending niche fragrances because he has nothing else to do. And when he starts recommending your niche cologne and all the plebs start wearing it, you will realize how cancerous he is too.

>>11656678
lel

how is that legal?

>>11613270
OK, I'm not sure which fragrance is for me. How do you guys go with choosing the percent scent for your fits?

>>11656678
lol what does the 1xx under the line mean?

>>11656793
"Inspired by" isn't a direct copy...

>>11656736
>the original
the original what?

>>11656869
read this: http://www.basenotes.net/features/3278-the-top-ten-male-designer-fragrances-every-beginner-should-sample

really helpful, covers all basic categories and has more suggestions for each

>>11656935
Okay, I went into that article skeptical that it would be a worthwhile primer for the fragrance novice. Surprisingly, I found it to be very thorough and agree with just about everything it says.
>There is also a Dior fragrance called, simply, Sauvage. On the pain of death, do not try that one.
Nice link.

I bought a 100ml bottle of Comme des Garcons' Amazingreen. I work at an office and would like to have another fragrance. Any recommendations? I live at sunny Spain.

>>11656984
it's been very useful for me, as opposed to blindly trying fragrances rec'd here or through shitty infographs. the same author also wrote a niche beginner's article, you can decide how good that one is. she's also one of the only reviewers I can tolerate on basenotes, I'll stop shilling though.

thoughts on this as a clubbing fragrance? not looking to spend ridiculous amount on TF or something, but not interested in the 1 million meme.

Need help on new fragrance.

I really like "Princess" by Vera Wang, but it was released in 2005. Looking for something similar. I like cute & light fragrances, with hints of cucumber, strawberry, or marionberry. Most I am willing to pay is $500usd

Best temperature range for fall/spring fragrances?

>>11657297
>Spain
http://www.amazon.es/dp/B00DN76T48
Very Mediterranean. Lovely fig, sage, pine, and amber.

>>11657581
50-70F

>>11657581
Fall and Spring frags aren't really interchangeable though temps might be the same. Spring is still lighter frags, and fall heavier

>>11656633
>Burberry London
How do you like burberry london? been thinking about copping but didnt find it at the store when i passed through and i dont like blind buying

>>11656633
Forgot to add, might pure havane be something you are looking for?

I love being content with my current frag collection and not spending so much money on samples every other day and trying new shit out. Feels good, literally no urges at all to try anything new out or anything I even wanted to buy.

>>11658708
I'm quite jealous

i currently wear Curve and am a complete newbie to the fragrance scene. am i basically wearing the frag equivalent to Axe?

>>11657497
The cold fruityness in the opening is nice, but in the end it's just too sweet for me. Personally I'd go with Boss The Scent if I want fruit, or Valentino Uomo if I want that sweetness. Also wait for 1 Mil Prive. It looks promising.

>>11658611
I thought it was nothing special at first but it's now one of my staples. Perfect for cool weather. It opens with dark green slightly wet and bitter leaf, like smelling your fingers after crushing leaves between them. The moistness of the smell is slightly boozy, not thick but tart like wine. When it starts to settle, it smells very mature, calm and cozy, with the image of a well-worn and familiar coat, the whiff you get of it as you put it on. It retains that greenness into the drydown too, and I like it because it doesn't use the more common woodchip base.

Forgot to add - the down side of London for me is that it's not romantic or alluring at all. It smells great for anything outside of that though.

>>11658912
There was a point where I would have possibly defended Curve as a decent fragrance. I know better now. Some Axe scents (Peace and Black) are actually better than Curve, or at least they are more modern.

>>11659221
please enlighten me, senpai/

i am a full-retard normie

favorite notes bump

>cardamom
>patchouli
>star anise
>lime
>ginger

>>11660090
>Aldehydes
>Cherry
>Marron
>Ink

>>11657497
if you aren't interested in the 1 million meme, why pick a scent which is almost identical to it?

>>11660090
>hedione
>neroli
>vetiver
>juniper
>patchouli
>fig

this is the best frag ever

nichefags can suck it

>>11661233
i like it too, the only issue that it doesn't last

>>11640534
this smells good tho

>>11660153
>ink

Whoa ,careful with those edges bro

All I smell is sweetness.

I like the leather but it's ironic how cheap and hollows it smells for being called "1 Million."

>>11660090
>Olibanum
>Myrrh
>Birch
>Cypress
>Juniper
>Tobacco

Oooh just listing these gets me so hard.

>>11662136
What's edgy about it?

>>11663374
he's either retarded and doesn't know it's a real note or he's retarded and thinks you're a contrarian for liking said note

either way, carry on pal

Lalique Encre Noire

anyone?

>>11664109
literally discussed in this and every thread
the original is well liked, but Encre Noire Sport is the new hot

If you're a male poorfag like me I recommend pic related. It's $40 for 50ml and it has a subtle sweet aroma to the nose. I've been complimented by people and one of them is my picky sister from NYC who always hated the cheap cologne I bought since they were usually too strong.

I'm looking for something to make me smell even more like coffee and cigarettes, anyone got any suggestions?

>>11664671
Dont cut yourself on that edge anon.
>hurr durr coffee cigarettes are mature and masculine

>>11664671
http://www.fragrantica.com/ingredients-search/

Got this

>>11664945
who?

>>11664950
Me

>>11664671
They don't go well together. As a lifestyle choice, maybe. As a personal fragrance, not really.

My advice is get something coffee heavy and let your bad habit take care of the other half.

>>11664945
ok, dad.

>mfw got scammed by some Redditard on the fragranceswap board

I deserve it for going to that shithole of a website.
I emailed the post office and told them to hold the package but of course the USPS is sloppy as hell. The guy told me he'll contact the postal delivery guy and to call back tomorrow.

I have recorded the Redditard's address for future use.

>>11664945
Well, what do you think?

>>11665516
<using fragrances in 2016

Anyone know a good fragance store in miami? i dont want to go to the mall

>>11666480
Yes the prefume store they got everything

i wish i could talk about fragrance to americans

>mostly bc my french accent would be effay

Absolutely fucking new to fragnances here.
I'm thinking about getting some cologne, but as stated before I have absolutely no fucking clue.

Any kind of tips & pointers? Some website I could read up on properly? Recommendations?

As the first post dictates, here's some info on me:
>Price range
preferably low. As I'm just getting into this shit I don't want to blow big money from the start.
>Season
Autumn is just around the corner. Living in the Netherlands, if that gives you an idea about the climate. Side note: exactly how important is the season with regards to fragrances?
Need:
General use. I'm about to go go to uni.
Not much of a clubgoer
>families
No idea
>tried
Nothing

Another side-question:
How long does a bottle of, let's say, 100ml usually last?

I'm probably the 1000th clueless moron you get on these threads, so apologies.

>>11666683
Davidoff - Cool Water: $20-$30; Seawater, Lavendar, Mint, Green Notes, Sandalwood
Hugo Boss - Boss Bottled: $30+; Vanilla, Apple, Cinnamon, Sandalwood, Plum
Reyane - Insurrection Pure II: $20-$30; Pineapple, Birchwood, Apple, Vanilla, Mint
Tony Bahama - Set Sail St. Barts: $20-$25; Lime, Tequila, Salt, Guava, Green Notes
Sean John - Unforgivable: $10-$30+; Tangerine, Green Mandarin, Rum, Bergamot, Basil
Coty - Vanilla Musk: $10~; Vanilla, Musk, Sandalwood, Cedar
Nautica - Nautica Voyage: $15; Apple, Green Leaves, Lotus, Mimosa, Musk
Glenn Perri - Unpredictable Adventure: $15+; No idea on notes
Muelhens - 4711; $30+; Lemon, Bergamot, Orange Oil, Basil, Cedar
Perry Ellis - 360 Red: $15-$25+; Lime, Cinnamon, Bergamot, Orange/Mandarin Orange, Lavendar

Are some examples. Note, those aren't specific for fall, they're just some apart of a giant list I made.

For Hotter weathers/Summer and Spring stick to citruses and aquatics. There are exceptions, but just ignore that for now. So for example in the Spring/Summer you might want to wear Insurrection Pure 2 and Nautica Voyage. But in the Winter you might wear Boss Bottled and Individuel (Mont Blanc)

For Cooler weathers/Fall and Winter (Sometimes Spring) stick to heavier scents like Musks, Leathers, Tobaccos, Spices, etc. Again, there are absolutely exceptions, but that's the general stuff.

If I were you, I would probably just get Nautica Voyage, Insurrection Pure 2, and Individuel. Maybe something like 360 Red and/or Cool Water. But there's a ton other scents out there.

How long a bottle will last is variable. Let's just say for sake of discrepancy you get 7 sprays per ML (You can get more, usually. But we'll low ball it). That's 700 sprays, If every single day you wore 3 sprays it would last you over 7.6 months.

For your question of how important is season for scent? Well, fairly. Citruses and Aquatics tend to just be nothing in cold weathers. And heavier scents will just make you sick.

>>11666969
>And heavier scents will just make you sick.
I assume you mean "heavier scents in summer will just make you sick"?

>>11667167
Yeah, sorry.

>>11666969
Thanks for the advice, mate. I appreciate it.
I had no idea a bottle would last that long. That surprises me.

>>11667221
Not that anon but yeah body spray is like $5 a can and lasts you a month? If you get a cheapish fragrance it can be more cost effective in the long run and better than the shit in cans. My advice would be to head into a department store and try out some. don't let the sales rep push you around and sell you some newish crap, just do your own research. If you're nice they might knock you up some samples.
I suggest checking out Versace Pour Homme/Terre D'Hermes/Dior Sauvage.

>>11666969
See
>>11656935
>read this: http://www.basenotes.net/features/3278-the-top-ten-male-designer-fragrances-every-beginner-should-sample

Altough it's a beginners list it goes into detail about notes, making different recs depending on what notes you might like. But as a beginner, you probably won't recognize if a perfume has patchouli or sandalwood to direct yourself in a certain direction. So take it as a list to start testing and see what you like.

Like the other anon said, seasons dictate how a perfume performs, namely the temperature. Basically you want something fresh for hot weather, for low temps you want heavier, fuller sometimes sweet frags. But in the end you can use anything you want when you know what you're doing.

>>11667584
>Terre D'Hermes
This is THE frag for fall for me. It's not on the super cheap side like the above, nothing to break the bank though.

>>11668063
Meant to quote >>11666683