/fa/ - Fashion

>>15220609
*this chart is outdated*
Current new chart WIP:
https://pastebin.com/2T6HuQgj

faggot

I hope that my Azemour Les Oranges will arrive some time early next week. Idk what to expect from frenchies posties though.

>some cunt threadsplitted
Guess we really are as cancerous as watch general now

>>15220627
It was some BLM femcel.

I hope my ACDD doesn't take too long in shipping from luckyscent. Can't wait ; )

>>15220638
I also want to order ACDD but gonna wait with it till Fall. Why did you order it now? Serious question.

Both threads were started before the 304/305th post rule, so they should both be burned to the ground :)

8th for HAVE SEX

>>15220660
Just blind buy a bottle of Fahrenheit, you'll never have to worry about women again.

>>15220659
This one was just the reaction to the trannie creating a shit thread.

Based 4160 Tuesdays perfumer trying to intentionally create a HOHHHHH-pilled fragrance in the new Wafts video.

>It's not about recreating a church or an organ loft, but the reaction of you guys

She gets it.

>>15220315
Good work so far anon

My samples/decants:
>Maison Francis Kurdkjian
>L'Artisan Parfumeur
>Bunch of Hermessence 4ml's I got from different stores
>Frederic Malle male sample set + Carnal Flower
>Floraiku
>Etat Libre D'Orange
>Zara+Jo Malone
>Naomi Goodsir
>Bob & Eight
> On top of Bob & Eight I have: Nasomatto Baraonda, Parfum d'Empire Azemour, Jovoy Incident Diplomatique, Les Jeux Sont Faites and Psychedelique
>Atelier Cologne Advent Calendar with about 17 samples plus some soaps and body lotions
>Decants: 10ml HdP 1725, 5ml CDG Avignon, MDCI Invasion Barbare and Chypre Palatin

I have a Sylvaine Delacourt coming in the mail, and my next purchase will be the Oriza L. Legrand sample set. What do I get after that, guys?

Based retard is still being creative with the samefagging

>>15220702
Yeah, I also smiled when I heard that. I think they're quite sympathetic to our idea of calling it "HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHss from the Loft EdP". Some anons were suggesting this name in the comments and Dan and Sarah were commenting back that this is a good one. Truly /ourguys/.

>>15220609
SOTD: Boss 1920 Sushi Imperiale. It's so gloomy today outside that I decided to wear something cozy and warm-spicy. What are you wearing lads?

>>15220725
Very snice anon. How do you like Naomi Goodsirs and Azemour? Are you the anon who just got the sample of this PdE or rather the other one who ordered a full bottle with me? You clearly already know your niche fragrances so I'd suggesting getting a sample set from Nicolai website.

>>15220730
At least is only one sperg, not as bad as /trad/

>>15220739
what do u think?
smells just like 2005 at the mall.

>>15220638
I didn't mind wearing my sample in the Texas heat. One spray under my shirt gave me beautiful wafts throughout the day. I'm not going to use it daily of course. Maybe 2-3 times a week. Plus, I had spare cash. Btw I also use other heavy scents in the heat like jubi and laddm.

>>15220791
Meant to reply to
>>15220642

>>15220787
im not even being a normie here. for $3 you get 4 oz that you can bathe in without being too offensive. smells exactly like the abercrombie store. longevity is sub 1 hour so its a bad investment in that regard but for a temporary frag you cant beat the nostalgic feeling that comes with it

What is she wearing?

>>15220823
She looks 95% like my ex. She was wearing Byredos and Le Labo.

>>15220660
eros is weak. mint and apple. 1 foot projection.
boringb

>>15220779
To be afair I don't feel very sorry for the shitshow they have happening right now. I dress fairly tippy but they always stucked me as bunch of jerks. However, I got some good tips where to find different things on internet couple of times to give them some credit.

I get bored every three hours and spray something new.

Waiting for a load of samples to turn up and it feels like forever.

Star Trek replicators nao

What frags would you rec for summer? My list is
>Mancera aoud lemon mint
>Zoologist chameleon
>YSL L' Homme
>Coolwater or anything else in the same vein
I need ideas I'm torn between getting chameleon or aoud lemon mint

>>15220725
Almost everyone offers sample sets these days. Those reasonably priced from good houses that come to my mind are:
>Xerjoff (you get -10% of next purchase which is a lot)
>Nicolai
>Kerosene
>Maitre Parfumeur et Gantier
>Histoires de Parfums (really cheap)
>Atelier Materi
>Penhaligon's (they have free samples https://www.penhaligons.com/us/en/categories/fragrances/samples))
>Carner Barcelona (really cheap)
>L'Artisan Parfumeur (you pay only delivery costs)
>Memo Paris
>Zootopian

>>15220892
Same desu. The other time I couldn't wait for my frag to stop projecting. I'd never before the quarantine think that I'm gonna complain about longevity lmao.

>>15220919
Also for UK anons: I can't recommend ordering samples from Jovoy. First of all you have one of the most unique niche frags there, secondly they're reasonably priced and Jovoy team ALWAYS included almost double amount of other free samples with my order. We're really lucky to have them.

>>15220931
I can't recommend ordering samples from Jovoy enough* lol

>>15220919
Y'all sample anons should really test some Xerjoff. Sometimes I feel like I'm the only person who's familiar with this house for other stuff than Naxos and Mefisto. They're excellent quality and creative. Happy to recommend some stuff.

The real question is. What is Earl Rath wearing?

> It’s always in threes, it’s always those notes, and the base note is so often the man or some sort of essential notes of him. Class and career also affect the way a person smells. Working class tends to be clean and soapy and crisp. Billionaires tend to smell like expensive things, like leather and whiskey or some name-brand cologne. Athletes I’ve noticed are musky or fresh, in a sexy way. Honorable mentions would be mint, bergamot. But mostly essence of man.

>>15220945
I’ve sampled a bunch of them, and while I feel that the quality is generally there, I’m just usually not wowed by the scents. I just think Xerjoff frags are often a little too restrained and not bold enough to justify the price.

>>15220840
>>15220660
Eros is for boys who are too weak and frail for vintage Kouros

>>15220958
CDN by Armaf

This is my first purchase howd I do? Do I need a fragrance from every category?

My dad's not really one for frags, most he wears is Lynx but he's got an original formulation bottle of CK Contradiction my mum bought him forever ago that is almost empty, so he must have worn it out of appreciation for the gift.
I'm thinking terrorwave would be a good look for him, going to get him a B-3 camo jacket and some Firebird tracksuit bottoms since he's always complaining about his clothes.
Would Pure Malt be a good sample for him to try out? Since he does appreciate whiskey, Jamesons especially.

Fucking hell, Selfridges want £200 for 50ml of Interlude Man. Is this the beginning of the end for it?

>>15221102
The fact that he appreciates whisky doesn't mean that he would like to smell like one. With dads it's always tricky as it would be best to buy him some samples but they're not as open to the idea of testing different colognes as mums. What's your budget? If you can afford some fancy classic (like GIT) I'm sure he'd like it.
>>15221106
You can get it for 130-ish for 100ml online. Selfridges has always been jews. Their clientele are rich Arabs, Chinks and Russians who literally come to the shop and ask for 10 most expensive fragrances they got and pay even without smelling them. Have heard such stories from Harrods. That's why they inflate the pricetags so much.

>>15221121
I’m the guy who had his order for it cancelled and I can’t find it anywhere for that price. I’m still gutted about it. Sure, I could get decants, but they won’t be as cheap.

>>15221106

Still £171 on Notino for 100ml.

https://www.notino.co.uk/amouage/interlude-eau-de-parfum-for-men/

Picked up Reflection from there two months ago for £120, although it's gone right up again.

Thoughts on Parfum Prissana? I want to buy one of their frags, leaning towards Ma Nishtana. I also liked Tom Yum, Mandarava, and Tiwa, though. Not sure which one to pull the trigger on.

>>15221124
Yeah, I just made another post saying I had an order cancelled recently and I could have got it from Allbeauty for about £110-120 (I forget how much) and it went out of stock between me adding it to basket and ordering it.

>>15221123
Look up facebook groups bro. You'll get a partial for way less than 100 quids.

Just splurged £50 for following samples at Jovoy to entertain myself during this fucking lockdown. That's unbelievable that they have 2ml samples of most stuff priced as £2 and free delivery above £50. Lots of new niche houses I've never tried.
>New York Intense (Fragrance du Bois not Niciolai lol)
>Santal-Basmati
>Oscent Black
>Miel Sauvage
>Oud Du Jour
>Fumoir
>Monsieur Mon Amour
>Maasaï Mara
>Cathédrale en Rouen
>Palo Santo
>Vanille
>Aeternitas
>Desert Rosewood
>Pacific Rock Moss
>Ukiyo-e
>1740
>Aqua Sextius Love Basics Collection
>Sir Gallahad
>Gaiac
>Royal Vintage
>Prudence Imperial No1
>Sublime Balkiss
>First Sight
>Enchanted Forest
>>15221130
They're insane quality and very different from everything else I tried. I smelled most of their line in Bloom the other time and was very impressed. Took a sample of Ma Nishtana home that's the single best Olibanum/Smoke fragrance I tried and probably one of the best orientals I've put my nose on. I wanted to cop a bottle but they went out of stock and now it's kind of pointless as summer is coming but might buy one for the winter.

>>15221131

Even if Interlude is now out of stock, it's worth a look at anything else on Allbeauty you're considering right now. They're doing some great sales, just got Sole di Positano for £109 on there after months waiting for someone to discount it. Actually becoming better than Notino lately, similar with Perfume Click.

>>15221184

I can't believe the prices they're selling some samples at, it's insane. Even more so when they're physically open again and let you have free samples on request.

Kek, the schizo tranny is still bumping her (his) thread for 40th time.

>>15221191

*its

>>15221190
Btw re: allbeauty. If you register a new account you get -10% lads. Just ask someone for the referral link (or I can give you mine).

>>15221190
Yeah, I’m thinking of buying Fahrenheit, Kouros, Caron Pour Homme, and a fuck off bottle of a Cool Water. I’ve tried them all and like them, just never seen them this cheap. Although I finished my Cool Water so that’s a replacement.

>>15221204
Do it lad.

What frags besides CP should I smell/buy before those gay European restrictions come down? Was thinking of copping a bottle of chameleon for the summer

Interlude man is shit get fucked oppoponax n1ggers

>>15221190
How is Sole Di Positano? Assuming you’ve tried it...

>>15221215
Soon. Just got to find out their delivery options because I won’t be able to receive it because I’m still working, and I can’t get to the pos Torricelli to collect it.

>>15221184
>>15221190
Can't wait to test some of these.
>Enchanted Forest is inspired by the endless sea of Russian forests and fairytales, as well as the most sensual ancient Slavic celebration named Kupala, rooted in the times of darkness, when all on the Earth knew its soul and its name (often too powerful to be uttered in vain or at all). French perfumer Bertrand Duchaufour, the famous creator of fragrances for L'Artisan Parfumeur, Comme des Garçons and Penhaligon's, built Enchanted Forest around black currant, the smell and taste of which are so beloved in Russia and many other countries where it grows.

>>15221227
Every Tom Ford frag is pretty great if price is no object

>>15221236
These notes are looking soo good. Also Bertrand Duchaufour has never released a frag that I wouldn't love, so quite /hyped/.

>>15221184
I’ve sampled the whole line too, and I agree on the quality. That’s the problem, they’re all good! Ma Nishtana, I think, was the standout, that incense is so snice, but I really love the idea of having sort of an exotic, quintessentially Thai-smelling summer frag. I dunno, maybe I’ll just say fuck it and could Ma Nishtana and one of their more summery ones.

>>15221237
I have five PB and four Signature, but none from the fresh/summer lines.

>>15221245
I would go for Ma Nishtana too. It seems that the general public agrees as it was the only one that Bloom ran out of stock. The price tag is quite high but the fragrance was so potent that my 2ml sample lasted me literally for 2 weeks. Which summery one are you thinking of?

>>15221252
>owning 9 TF frags

>>15221242
I absolutely hate blackcurrant as a frag note, so it's a hard pass for me.

>>15221262
And I love them all.

>>15221252
I like Mandarino d Amalfi the most followed by neroli portofino but I’d never buy them cus the price

>>15221274
Same really. I was curious about Positano because you don’t hear much about it. As much as I like NP it’s unjustifiably expensive when Bright Neroli exists.

>>15221227

Yeah, I had a 10ml decant and used it up last summer. I think it's one of the more underrated and overlooked summer Private Blends, not as good as Costa Azzura but better than Neroli Portofino and Mandarino di Amalfi. Slightly above the latter two for longevity but about what you'd expect from a citrus summer Italian cologne-style fragrance. It's a really nice pure citrus scent though, very unisex and possibly leaning feminine to some people but to me it's up there with Colonia Essenza, Cool Water and Pacific Rock Moss as something I'll probably get heavy use out of when it's 22c+ most days.

>>15221236

I did the same and used Jovoy to sample the whole Vagabond Prince range, which seems to be notoriously hard to find this side of the Atlantic. I really like Duchaufour's work but with the price none of them were buy worthy but they still stood out as interesting and enjoyable to wear. Personally liked Bass Solo most, Enchanted Forest is nice but very thick and hard to wear and really reminds me of a strong, sweet fruit cider or just sniffing a jar of blackcurrant jam even. Kinda wish he'd used more pine and woody notes and then it could have been something spectacular. Like the sweetness of Enchanted Forest mixed with the dark woods of CdG Zargorsk; that would have been mind blowing.

Might actually sample both again just to layer that one now.

>>15221285
Thanks, I don’t think I’ll get a bottle of Positano for reasons stated above, but I’ll try and sample it.

>>15221260
I actually just went and copped kek. Got Ma Nishtana, went with Tom Yum for my summer scent, and I’m getting a free 7.5ml Pacific Rock Moss, because why the fuck not?

>>15221281
Bright neroli and cdg anbar

>>15221281
>>15221274
I share this sentiment. They're snice (but I think some blue AdP are better) but no way I'm going to pay $200 for 50ml of stuff that lasts 40minutes in summer.

>>15221324
And yea, no point of getting Neroli Portofino if Bright Neroli exists. It's not a clone but definitely realizes the same 'fresh clean summery neroli' idea. And does this excellently.

>>15221295

Yeah, that's why i waited so long for it to show up on sale for a decent price. £100-110 is the absolute most I'd ever consider paying for a frag like that. Most of the PB don't justify their retail price, but if they're discounted enough it's worth it. I think the only ones I ever paid full retail on was Beau de Jour and Oud Minerale, but I feel like both, especially BdJ justify the price for what you get.

>>15221324
Yeah, the Blu AdP fragrances are longer lasting and much more interesting. Not as light and fresh, generally, but they still work beautifully in the summer.

Today I'm trying Music Intense. Not much to say about this one as it's decidedly feminine (roses, pear, and musk). It's also a little bit old-ladyish. Smells quality for the style though.

>>15221324
>>15221341

They're great value for money and probably one of the best things about them as a range. Most of them you can find in discounters for £75-£90 for 150ml.

>>15221285
>I did the same and used Jovoy to sample the whole Vagabond Prince range
Intersting, any other stuff you found on Jovoy that is interesting? My criteria were quite simple to be fair. I was just going over their catalogue and then sorting available fragrances on fragrantica by popularity (to get a good sense of what's characteristic of the brand) and then picking the ones with most interesting notes pyramides plus good ratings. Not ideal but I just wanted to get to 25 samples in order to have free shipping above 50 quids without spending a week researching what to get. That's why I also picked Enchanted Forest rather than Bass Solo - it had better ratings and more comments. From your description it seems that I won't like it as much as I thought I would but still because I expected it to be nice zesty fresh green blackcurrant but still looking forward testing it.
>>15221305
Pick up your phone, it's Based Department calling. I remember Tom Yum for this unusual kaffir lime. I only met it in one of Rogue perfumes. It's really snice.
>>15221285
>>15221305
>Pacific Rock Moss
I got this one too with my order. Any opinions lads?

>>15221351
Give it to your mom/gf and enjoy it on her in this case. I always like to test my nose against the notes breakdown anyway no matter what's a fragrance is like.

Kek, the tranny's thread is actually quite amusing given the way xhe tries so hard. Funny to see that /frag/ has expanded to the extent that we have our own tranny nemeses now.

>>15221262
>Implying that's not a conservative collection of TF

He puts out fucking bangers, if I wasn't a poorfag I'd own them all.

>>15221396
There are three options I see feasible. Most likely it's just the Chypre autist still being butthurt after being BTFOd last time but the energy in that thread suggests me that it might be The Perfume Nationalist shitposting or indeed some psycho tranny. The three Villains of /frag/ lol.

>>15221383
Yeah I might, I've also resold partial samples on FB groups / done RAOKs. It'll get worn, even if not by me.

>>15221377

I used to go in the store before they did the samples online. But quite a few, first discovered HdP, Profumum Roma, Jeroboam, Beaufort and Fragrance du Bois visiting there. Brought a few full bottles like Noir d'Orient by Evody (no longer sold there), Pacific Rock Moss, HdP 1828 and the original bottle of Invasion Barbare I had before I re-brought it this year. Also first discovered Chypre Palatin there a few years back that's now since a favourite of mine. FdB Amber Intense is probably my favourite Jovoy one at the moment but it's not worth spending almost £600 on so I just get a sample from there every few months.

>>15221377

Great summer frag, despite the initial influencer forced hype when it originally came out. Got a bottle last spring and used almost a third of it up by October. It's up there with Colonia Essenza and Cool Water as one of my most regularly worn summer frags. Like the other two, would probably buy a new one if I use it up and it's still in production then. Seem to average a bottle of CW a year and CE every year and a half in the last four years.

>>15221396

If that thread hits the post limit purely from desperation to keep it alive then it/that/thing is going to actually make it into the /frag/ hall of fame for extreme autism/spergouts alongside such fine episodes as 'chypre meltdown' and 'snicebomb' and the subsequent fallout. But I shouldn't post this, it/that/thing might be encouraged to carry on.

>>15221451
I don't recognize your posts and you seem to be knowledgeable. What are your top 10 frags (feel free to include some non obvious choices)?

>>15220609
I bought lapidus pour homme batch 2019 and its just watered down and weak honey-patchouli-soap smell

What year to look for or when did they fucked it up?

>>15221459

I usually post rotations every season or shitpost about work, but I also have quite long spells of not posting, so I'm easy to miss.

A lot of them are well known desu but most great ones are well known despite the attempts of some nichefags just to pick the most obscure favourite possible. There aren't really that many totally unknown and undiscovered frags out there.

I'd say my current all time top 10 is probably:

10. AdP - Ginepro di Sardenga
9. Creed - GIT
8. TF - Amber Absolute
7. DHI
6. YSL - Tuxedo
5. Fort & Manle - Amber Absolutely
4. AdP - Colonia Essenza
3. MDCI Chypre Palatin
2. Xerjoff - Naxos
1. Roja - Enigma Parfum

I'd say Invasion Barbare, Pacific Rock Moss, Oud Wood and Roja Danger Parfum Cologne are all close but narrowly miss out.

Jerememe just released a video about date fragrances where the only two he recommends for men are
>MFK Amyris Homme
>Prada L'Homme
I must say that I'm a bit shocked, that's nothing that I expected from him. I don't like the sweet drydown of Amyris but the opening blast is truly amazing. Also L'Homme is not that bad (albeit I think it's super metro - my gf when she smelled it in John Lewis thought that it's a women perfume). Nevertheless I clicked on the video only to see him recommending Sauvage but got these instead.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EY9Ku_rzqs&feature=emb_title

>>15221523
Are you the hookeranon? Or there is some fourth Chypre Palatin Syndicate member in this general?

>>15221523
How is Danger Cologne? I have a sample of Danger Parfum and it's as dangerous as a knitting club. Very stereotypical masculine that is good quality but eventually just boring. I also don't really get that much of ambergris there.

>>15221539

Nah, rotation/casinoanon. I thought we were the MDCI Cartel unless the meme updated?

>>15221539
I don't think hookeranon actually "works", he just manages some properties, so I'd say it's not him.

>>15221547
I see, you should post more often lad. You definitely got good stuff and knowledge.
It's Baraonda Cartel I think. Review anon could tell us but he's not here anymore.

>>15221377
Yeah, I love kaffir lime. I went to culinary school for a while years back, one of the classes I took was Thai and we used kaffir lime a lot. I still use it in cooking and cocktails a fair bit these days. Probably why I like Tom Yum so much. It reminds me of all those fragrant ingredients I would work with in the Thai kitchen.

>>15221549
Yeah, not me. I’m in property management, and I’m one of the owners of the company, so I don’t really work. Just sit back and collect money. Pretty good gig if you can get it.

>>15221554
Yup. Baraonda Cartel, MDCI Syndicate.

>>15221569
So it was you who bought two Prissanas? Kek, really pick up the call anon.

>>15221569
how did you get that job though? An inheritance or something like that?

I had to sit next to this Indian girl in year 8 maths class and her soft scent of curry that filled my nostrils on top of her looks and joking around was nice.
Should I buy Joob to remind me of simpler times?

>>15221545

Definitely prefer the cologne to the parfum. I don't know why but I just don't like the parfum at all. It feels like a classical barbershop style fragrance done wrong; too heavy, too dense and too close to skin rather than rich and spicy but light enough to gently fill the air like Invasion Barbare or Rive Gauche/Beau de Jour and even Reckless Parfum which feels like what Danger Parfum should have been. The cologne on the other hand is lighter but also spicier and a bit sharper and works perfectly. It's as good as IB or BdJ but a different take on a rich and spicy classical barbershop scent.

>>15221587
Gotcha, I feel the same about Danger Parfum. Will give a try to Cologne next time then.

>>15221578
Yup. I wanted a nice Thai frag because I used to do Muay Thai (not professionally, only had a few amateur fights), and I have a lot of Thai friends. Just so happens Prissana makes some really fantastic scents.

>>15221580
Sort of. It’s a family business, my great grandpa bought a bunch of properties back in the day before the city was really developed. The properties used to be vacant lots in undeveloped areas. He built a movie theatre and candy shop on one lot, and that’s how it started. Over the years, as the city grew, many of our properties wound up being in very desirable areas, so now we have office buildings, night clubs, bars, etc. in the heart of one of the financial capitals of North America. The company is split currently three ways: my Uncle has one share, my Aunt has another, and my Mother had a share, but gave her share to me, since she already had more than enough to retire on from her own business. So sort of a preemptive inheritance, I guess. Been like this for over 20 years now.

>>15221608
I thought you were in your mid-30s?

>>15221619
I’m 37. I’ve been one of the owners since my late teens. I also invest a lot of my money.

So far my foray into fougeres have been Paco Pour Homme, Platinum Egoiste and Drakkar.
Where do I go from here? Like thinking about it my least fav of the three is the Paco Rabanne since the honey just makes it a tad too sweet. I prefer the fresh metallic mid of PE and even the generic soapiness of Drakkar over it.
Should I try out Azzaro and La Collectione version of Rive Gauche? How about MMM At the Barbers?

>>15221640
HIstoires de Parfums 1725. Thank me later.

>>15221640
My Azzaro decant should arrive tomorrow.. Will let you know. If you want a fresh metallic Fougere then you need to try Penhaligon's Sartorial. It precisely fits what you like and regardless is one of the best barbershop fougeres available on the market. I was also really impressed with Fougere Nobile by Nobile 1942 recently. Refereshing tobacco fougere. Don't bother with MMM it's not worth it.

>>15221657
Also yeah, give a try to HdP 1725 (or better, Invason Barbare) as this anon says >>15221650

>>15220609
How is pic related?

>>15221676
I believe 2nd cousin on its mother’s side.

>>15221508

It's going to macerate and smell a bit gross after a few weeks. As it should.

So what's the difference between Invasion Barbare and HdP 1725. I've smelled the MDCI and I'm intrigued by the other one.

>>15221740
IB has that strong grapefruit opening, which is a bit acidic to me. 1725 is lavender from the beginning, way sweeter and a bit powdery.

>>15221740
dont discount le barbier de tangier either for a full blown barbershop

>>15221740

1725 opens really nicely but then I find it falls apart in the dry down and doesn't hold up or last anywhere near as long as IB does. But I guess it's trade-offs, 1725 opens better but IB is better overall and by a clear margin. There was just something about the dry down in 1725 I really didn't like, was expecting it to be really good though.

>>15221740
They're similar when it comes to a bit powdery lavender-spices accord that comes out after the initial short bergamot-grapefruit opening. The difference is that spices in IB consist of a big punch of cardamom, whereas in 1725 it's a sweeter mix of spices with dominant licorice. Some of the sweetness of 1725 comes from quite distinct vanilla that is way more tamed in IB. Both are great but IB smells immediately more expensive to my nose. You can't forget the lavender+cardamom accord it has. When it comes to performance then IB wins by a margin both longevity- and projection-wise but 1725 costs 3x less, so for its price you can just carry a travel spray with you everywhere and reapply it every 3hours.

Wtf. Thanks for the answers boys. I'll probably pick up IB in two months. I'll try to get my nose on 1725 too...

SOTD: Heritage EDT. The lavender + juniper combo is to die for.

>>15221781
Is it as mature a scent as Vetiver and Habit Rouge?

>>15221781

Sebastian from smelling great fragrances mentioned it as a great barbershop. Is it?

>>15221773
We're here to help. If money is not an issue then I'd pick IB 10 times out of 10 but maybe sampling 1725 is also a good idea.

>>15221793
>>15221781
Seconding, isn't it dated? This patchouli and oakmoss high on the list of most smelled notes on fragrantica always made me wary of it

>>15220739
8 hours later I still get whiffs of this Boss 1920. Good stuff.

Fragrantica option to look up perfumers quickly is great. I just looked up the guy who's behind Bright Neroli and Noble Fig to see what else he's done and it turns out that he normally only does some luxurious niche houses like OmanLuxury, Noble Royale that look like something straight from Roja Dove's atelier. Pic related looks very interesting: clove-vanilla-tobacco. Long shot but has anyone tried it?

>>15221523
You seem like a man that knows his Amber. Any opinion on Maitre Parfumeur et Gantier Ambre Precieaux and Molinard Ambre Luminere?

I'm planning on dropping £335 on Golden Goose Superstars once my car insurance is paid off in July.
What frag should I get to go with?

>>15221924
why do they look so dirty?
z&g this is him

>>15221924
Vintage Kouros

Whe should add this to the OP
The point nobody should ever get to
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyDaQEwl37M

>>15220668
Absolutely based

>>15222028
He's such a punchable tool. 10 seconds into the video and I already see that he's one of these weird guys who read 48 Rules of Power thinking that they're geniuses. That's precisely how I imagined the autist we had here spamming the threads before Valentine's day this year.

>>15222028
It's crazy how one can have such a collection and like less than 1% interesting scents

>>15221640
I've got Paco, Azzaro, Drakkar, and RG here's how they compare for me
>Paco is indeed very sweet but it has a sort of "gone" soapiness that is rarely felt anymore and is reminiscent somewhat of Kouros. It's the first to use dihydromyrcenol and really introduced that Tide fresh smell to fine fragrance.
>Azzaro is a bit spicier and warmer at the expense of soapiness. It's also substantially more discrete but this can be a good thing.
>Drakkar is the most obnoxious and exaggerated of the bunch, huge amounts of pine, woods, dihydrmyrcenol soapiness, tangerine and juniper and super smooth when it dries down.
>RG has my favorite scent of the bunch and would honestly be a contender for my pick if I could only have one bottle, tied with Fahrenheit. The problem is that it's so hard to find now that it's discontinued. Hopefully YSL gets some sense and decides to start producing it again

>>15222028
What do you think his girlfriend thinks of him? Do you think she cucks him?

>>15221904

Haven't tried either unfortunately, but Ambre Lumiere looks like something I'd go crazy for, definitely going to sample that one now if I can find it anywhere. Thanks for the suggestion anon.

>>15222080
Can I blind buy Fahrenheit ? Im reading some outrageously positive things online

>>15221904
>>15222117
I went through a 5ml decant of Ambre Lumiere. It's the same genre of ambers as Ambre Sultan. I.e. cozy amber broken by some herbal-bitter accord. In this case the accord comes from eucalyptus. Really good stuff that performs very well and half of Ambre Sultan. Can defo recommend if you're a fan of ambers.

>>15222133
No, wait and give it a try.

>>15222028
This is a horrible clusterfuck of collection. Imagine a guy that collects cds/lps and don't have any taste, he buys every type of cheap and popular media available, this is the type of guy.

>>15216262
Not a cold weather mint scent but I think Amouage Beach Hut deserves to be talked more about.

>>15222161
>>15222092
One must say to his defense that he's apparently making good money offering these shit colognes to even bigger spergs for 300% premium in his 'sampling programs'.

there's no way this nigga didn't fucked her after this interview
https://youtu.be/AWRAW6mhUkc

>>15222170
Oh oh ohhh Tyrone!!!

>>15222134

Yeah, that's one of the types of amber I really like. I liked Ambre Sultan but found Amber Absolute just goes that much further keeping the rich warmth but going darker especially with the vintage bottle I have that's got a noticeably aged vanilla note. FdB seems to take it further, but hten the price is a deal breaker.

Didn't really like the colder, dryer amber style in Ambra Aurea or Ambre 114 though. Jeroboam Ambra was nearly there but it's too fruity, reminds me of an old amber and apricot hand soap I remember from the early 00s. Amber Absolutely though manages to get it spot on, fruity amber but still nice and woody with a light sandalwood incense accord.

>>15222170
She's a 6/10 Becky. I personally wouldn't bother.

The tranny thread is still going...

It's getting fucking tragic now.

What is a 'rugged intellectual' frag that's all season?

Part time mechanical engineer who owns a farm with a lot of hobbies and a bit of a bookworm, want something that fits.

In the past I had Burberry London, but I thought of it more of a F/W frag.

Currently have Guerlain Vetiver EDT, pretty neutral to it, but looking to see what else is out there to go trial.

>>15222212
Good. Hell, I say we keep the two threads. All the shitposters and assorted spergs and retards go there, we stay here and actually talk smelly water.

Should i buy a 200ml bottle of Terre d'Hermès?

>>15222253
200mls? Hope you have a lot of court cases coming up.

>>15222253
If you want to smell like dead grandpa

>>15222253
It’s great in fall but not other seasons. Once fall rolls around everyone will be talking about it itt again. 100mls ought to do it

>>15222242
Luca Turin wrote in one of his books that Chypres is the most worldly mens fragrance genre and that many men make the mistake of wearing a Chpyre that had seen more than they did. I think a good complex one that you could contemplate would fit you well. To everyone around it'll smell like just like a great mens cologne whereas you can contemplate its beauty and structure at the same time. Also upgrade London to Chopard Oud Malaki.

>>15222253
Hi Jeff,

Sure, Saturdays are for the boys ;))

PS. take a look at the rapport I sent you.

Stay Safe,
Rob

>>15222242
Excerpt from "From Pyrgos" Habit Rouge review:

"I smell none of myself in this kind of 1960s fireside, leather-bound library smell. My mo is freshly-cut grass and a morning breeze through a field of wildflowers in Sarrazac. When you think about it, the differences here are vast. When I thought about it, I realized that every scent can be abstracted in one's imagination, enough so that whatever image you end up with will either draw you, or send you away. The abstraction of Habit Rouge is a wall of old coverless books with a crackling fireplace and a dram of whiskey waiting on the hearth. You have to be an intellectual for that kind of thing. "

>>15222286
wasnt that mick jaggers scent?

>>15222295
he smells like my gran, I suddenly am repulsed

>>15222295
I bought Vetiver cos I read on a celeb scent site that Michael Caine wore it.
I have been memed for the last time. Old lady grassy soap. REEEEEE

>>15222286
Quite an interesting blog. Thanks for bringing it up. That's an interesting excerpt from one of his posts.

>Always have a large fruit handy, like a smooth melon or even just a large apple. Spritz it with your new find, and let its skin simulate yours. Sit several feet away from it. Walk past it quickly.
>Is what you're smelling on the fruit the same as what was on your hand in the store?
>With very cheap fragrances, there's a higher chance that the headspace off the fruit will emit something bland, clean, and nondescript. Close up, with your nose mere millimeters from where you sprayed, you may get a very complex blend of lucid accords and individual notes.
>But from a natural social distance of four to six feet, you may get a very blobby, washed-out "cologney baloney" chemical smell, as faceless as a Swedish guy at the Winter Olympics. All of those perky green-woods and musk notes may become Bounce dryer sheets. A few ounces of extra air between the scent and your nose may reveal where the fragrance company's budget fell short.
>Cheapies like Caron Yatagan and Krizia Uomo don't suffer this fate because their profit margin is modest. In fairness though, Caron charges premium prices for their scents at retail, and only grey market prices are reasonable. Ditto for Krizia.
>This fact makes typical internet sales for them excellent deals, and the kind of "cheapie" one can buy without second guessing their judgment.
>Stuff by Jovan, Playboy, Nautica, and Avon are not as likely to fare well in the headspace test. This isn't to say that all scents by these brands are "cologney baloney" in nature. But some are. If you want a super cheap "cologney" effect, and don't mind smelling like ivory-white laundry, you may as well just wear 4711. For that effect, the fault is exclusively found in any and all pretense.

>>15220826
heh that's kind of what I thought too. maybe dsdurga. I wish Byredo would get a little bit better, they have a cool aesthetic, cool scents, but then they always let me down a little bit and I never get a full bottle for their ridiculous prices

>>15222102
A bucket of cold water re: RG
https://frompyrgos.blogspot.com/2015/05/hype-and-compliments-what-are-they-worth.html

What do you guys think of Atelier Cologne?
Got to smell some of them, it's very good.
I think their stuffs have a more relax, chill vibe to it. Really love their tea notes.
Too bad the one i smell have very shitty sillage.

>>15222028
This faggot is just a hoarder, who wanna bet he doesn't even use most of it?

>>15222479
One of the best citrus scents houses. Got also interesting colder weather stuff like Oud Sapphire.

>>15222028
35k collection ofcourse it is a creed batch code autist. Also
>Multiple bottles of Sauvage and Invictus

>Male, 20s
What do you think about these two in pic.

Currently have:
1. Club de Nuit Intense Man
2. Azarro Wanted by Night
3. 360 Red

>Male, 20s
What do you think about these two in pic.

Currently have:
1. Club de Nuit Intense Man
2. Azarro Wanted by Night
3. 360 Red

>>15221793
>>15221794
>>15221803
It is an excellent barbershop scent, and not nearly as dated as other scents from the time period due to no animalic or dusty notes. It stands outside of time in my opinion.

>>15222554
>by Gianni Versace
Bruh that nigga dead

>>15222554
So, you have 3 fruity-fresh generic clubbing/high school frags and are looking to buy a more? Branch out, m8. Those scents are all interchangeable. You don’t need more. Hell, you don’t even need all three of the ones you have.

>>15222492
Which one do you think in their lineup fit for everyday casual summer wear?
I haven't smell their orange yet, gonna come back to the store in the future.

>>15222620
I am completely lost, could you share some recommendations?

>>15222547
To be fair, hooker anon probably isn’t too far off that. Just that he buys expensive indy/niche stuff rather than 12 bottles of Aventus and a ton of designer trash.

>>15222631
Well, you basically have all scents from the same genre. It’s like owning 5 t shirts and they’re all slightly different shades of blue. Try some orientals, some woody frags, some fougeres, maybe some chypres or gourmands. Maybe sample some niche stuff. There’s way more out there than designer freshies.

Anyone tried this? Is this a safe blind buy for a zoomer?

>>15222750
Hell no

Any alternatives to YSL L'Homme that has better projection and longevity? I've since switched to Ultime which stays longer but it's still very lacking for me.

It's one of my favorite scents since I feel so pretty when wearing it so I would really appreciate your suggestions.

So fellas, that girl I was chatting to on discord lives in Japan or Taiwan or something cos she mentioned it was 2am when it was 5 or 6pm here so oh well. Least we can still be there for each other and banter.
The other bit of news is I've gotten lucky on okcupid. started talking to this Indian girl which might be promising and got the whatsapp of a trap near me.
I know this'll spark >traps are gay debate but for several years I've been at odds over myself for my questioning sexuality because a childhood friend abused me as a kid.
I really should go to therapy for it instead of repressing and self hating when I break and get horny but... It is what it is I suppose.
Off down the shops at lunch to pick up some kopparberg and cookies, get some groceries too. Gonna wear a hefty dose of Montblanc Explorer because I might warm up to it if I wear it on a nice day.

>>15222479
Trefle Pur is like how I wish Eau d'Orange Verte would perform.
Overall good house but a couple really boring ones, for example Pomelo Paradis, which is just a straight up citrus smell with no depth what so ever

>>15222624
I would say get samples of Trefle Pur, Bergamot Soleil, and Cedrat Envirant, and then see which one you like most from those

>>15222285

kek

Why is Sauvage so headache inducing?

>>15223072
Because it makes you think of the money you spent on that crap

>>15222993
Have you tried Le Parfum?

>>15223119
If by "tried" you mean wore it, no. But I have smelled most YSL L'homme flankers. If I didn't buy Le Parfum, it's probably because I didn't like it as much as the other ones.

Thots on Azzaro PH?

>>15223186
Is he not the poster boy for toxic masculinity? Sweaty little men like him need something like perfume to cope with their beta status.

>>15223186
Ive got a bottle from 1987 and its a fucking powerhouse of a clean herbal barbershop frag

2 sprays of it and im done

No one of my friends like it tho

>>15223235

>toxic

I think you belong on the other thread buddy

Thoughts? Is this worth blind buying?

>>15223282
You too buddy

>>15223282
I'll tell you in a week when my sample arrives
It was on sale recently

>>15223335
Thank you! I've been looking for rosy frags but haven't had the chance to try out some because of recent events.

>>15222993
Trussardi Riflesso is absolutely underrated still.
Imagine a LHomme and a bit La Nuit but slightly more masculine.
Probably a safe blind buy if you like LHomme honestly. Much cheaper too.

>>15223282
the bottle is so kitsch, makes me uninterested

>>15221853
>noble royal
>commoner serf

>>15222295
eau sauvage confirmed as superior to habit rouge

What is the better scent combination?

>>15223452
the bottle looks really hypebeast-y to me too but a friend of mine said it was worth at least trying out

What are some nice vanilla fragrances? I'm looking at Intense Cafe Montale right now but I'm scared it might lean too much towards on the feminine side.

>>15223519
Kek, based Delon anon.

>>15222419
>>15222286
>>15222381
FromPyrgos is based as fuck and where I learned about fougeres too. Probably the best database for all fougere-related info on the web desu lol

>>15223186
I put on some 3 sprays of current Azzaro just now and it's definitely great. It's the "spiciest" and least "urinal-cakey" of the fougeres from this era and also the most modern. Can't go wrong

>>15223605
Profumum Roma Dulcis In Fundo, Acqua e Zucchero

>>15223605
commodity gold -- it's coming back soon iirc

>>15223616
>>15223186
I just got my decant and sprayed it 12 times to feel it properly. First of all the initial blast has this metallic quality that reminded me of Penhaligon's Sartorial. It's gone soon after and it doesn't remind me of Sartorial after the very opening. Which is a pity because despite how much I wanted to like Azzaro it smells dated to my nose. There are many interesting qualities to it including the snice soft leather and the anise-lavender accord that is definitely remarkable and gonna stay in my memory for long time as a point of reference just like Kouros did. But from the overall vibe you can tell that APH is from 80s. Nothing wrong with that to be clear with you and I'm glad that I discovered it being in mid 25 because I might revisit it in 10 years and make it my signature scent then (it's definitely signature worthy and it immediately brings a character like Gordon Gekko to your mind when you smell it) but now I don't feel like I vibe well with it and I'll rather enjoy my more modern fougeres through my 20s.

>>15223643
APH is a 70's fougere. During the 80's everything became super exaggerated like Drakkar Noir, Kouros, and eventually Cool Water.

>>15223643
Also it made me reflect on the whole 'smelling dated' concept. I'm quite confused why I perceive Azzaro that way because my father hasn't been really using anything else than 4711 cologne and Old Spice in his life. For sure not 80s powerhouses or fougeres from what I can remember. I also don't have any olfactory memories of smelling other older men colognes when I was a kid (and even if I had, things like Azzaro were not available where I grew up back in the days). Moreover I'm rather open minded, deep into niche and wear stuff that others find dated like Kouros (or NYI that is my top 3 fragrance and sometimes gets called dated too). Regardless of that it was one of the first thoughts that came to my mind. I identified that carnation as in Aramis Aramis makes fragrances dated to my nose but it's nowhere to be found on Azzaro Pour Homme notes breakdown. Interesting how smells on one hand are entirely subjective but on the other you share some aesthetic group consciousness with others that can transcend your upbringing etc. It could be autosuggestion but as I said I'm quite into experimenting and niche myself. Idk

>>15223664
Sorry, you're right

Speaking in fougères, i'm looking for a sweet one in the same league of Lolita Lempicka Au Masculin, Fuel for Life, Yohji Homme and even L'homme Ideal EDT. What you guys recommend?

>>15223728
Roma Uomo Cedro. Same perfumer as Lolita Lempicka and Fuel For Life

>>15223728
Body kouros

Where do you buy designer decants/samples in europe? (germany)

>>15223738
>ugly disgusting tacky bottle
>stupid name
>strongest note is an aquatic chemical
The hat trick

>>15223803
No god-tier fresh fougere for you then anon. Maybe try some Eros

Step aside, plebs.

>>15223809
Not him but calm down with shilling mate

>>15223812
>steps aside 360 degrees

Thoughts on Hedi Slimane's fragrance line at Celine?

>>15223738
>>15223772

Menardo did both. Stellar perfumer

>>15223875
Hi Hedi.
Go take some heroin and rehash the same concept for the millionth time you fucking cheese eating hack

>>15223893
Why the hate?

Newbro here, any useful/informative YT channels on fragrance?

>>15223893

This. Talk about a one-trick pony

/fa/ggots I'm looking for a male designer perfumes in willow-lined bottle
anon form /fa/ recommended them for me as I said that I like Dior Homme Sport, but it was last year and I cannot, for the sake of my life, recall the name.
>PLS HELP

>>15223957
John Varvatos?

>>15223962
YES, thank (You)

What is the best cheap fragrance I can get off of amazon for under $40?

>>15223934
Hey anon, take a look at the chart >>15220612 (both the old and the new one in pastebin) to get a grasp how can you broadly categorize them. Eventually it'd be good to test something from each category but I guess at the moment you'd prefer to get something appropriate for the time of the year where you live. Tell us what you like and we'll recommend some stuff to sample. I personally found the Wafts video from OP very informative too
>4160 Tuesdays' Sarah McCartney talk:
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOIjVZO8azQ
I also can't recommend enough the mini-essays in the two Perfume Guides written by Luca Turin. They are proceeding the actual reviews parts of these books. You can find them as ebooks on Library Genesis.

>>15223983
Be more descriptive about what you want and like. Plenty stuff for different seasons and occasions.

>>15223993
something not too fruity or floral. I am a black man

>>15223995
Fresh summer stuff or rather something deeper and darker for nights and colder seasons?

>>15224000
fresh

>>15223616
Yesterday I bingeread around 20 of his posts. He's good but one can also tell fairly quick that he has plenty of biases and opinions that are not necessarily true. For example his praise for natural ambergris presumably used in Creed fragrances. I think the myth of big proportion of quality ambergris was debunked years ago.

>>15224002
Mercedes Benz Cologne
Bulgari Aqua Amara
Carven L'Eau Intense

Thoughts on YSL L'Homme?

>>15224007
But you might need to order them from elsewhere. I see that Bulgari is priced on Amazon as $100 in my country whereas you can easily find it for under $40.

>>15224008
Pleasant fresh-spicy scent, very safe, criminally bad longevity and sillage. Also layers well with Nicolai Cuir Cuba Intense lol

>>15224007
*tips*

Anyone else think Spicy/Orientals are babby's first fragrance? I'ts pretty easy, everyone likes the smell of warm spices.


What is the patrician genre? Chypre?

>>15223820
Shilling would imply i receive some sort of monetary compensation from Laura Biaggioti...

>>15224022
Yeah, I think most of orientals are pretty easy on par with easily recognizable fruit accords. Still a step above glorified shower gels like Sauvage. Chypres require some literacy to appreciate them fully but I think that in every genre you'll find a patrician fragrances.

>>15224022
Patrician would be classical fougeres and classical chypres which don't exist in the current market. Best you can find is stuff labelled as "nu-geres" a la Fougere Royale 2010 resurrection and "neo-chypres" such as Chypre Palatin and Diaghilev, which claim to be classical but are more "classical inspired" in reality.

Uber Macho stuff are 80's takes on the above, the "powerhouse" genre.

>>15224054
HERE HE IS

>>15224057
lolwut?

>>15224054

>>15224062
Did I miss something?

>>15224054
What about Rogue Perfumery curated by American Master Perfumer Manuel Cross. Are they patrician?

>>15224054
>which don't exist in the current market
I'm sure the houses still want to make them, but it's actually impossible to make a "true" fougere without lots of oakmoss. It's not restricted anymore, but now completely banned from any use at all. Just look at the recent Yatagan hysteria.

The only way for mainstream designer houses to keep making money nowadays is to make these super-fresh digital fragrances like Sauvage. Sad state of affairs.

>>15224058
>>15224066
Yes, just wait for him to get triggered over something.

>>15223931
lol rockstar look every single season

>>15224070
Meant to include chypres as well as fougeres. I'm well aware Yatagan is not a fougere

>>15224070
A lot of new fougeres are also far less powdery than the classical type. Idk why ppl are autistic screech meme my post, I guess some drama happened that sailed over my head

>>15223825
>'oh hello again'

>tfw the Frenchies still haven't sent my Azemour and I'm flying abroad for a month in 2 weeks time

>>15223989
Thanks for the details. Going to be buying something for the summer, looking at safe stuff like Acqua di Gio and L'Eau D'Issey. That being said, more niche and less common is the stuff that will probably interest me.

>>15224109
Don't buy jump into a full bottle. First get 5ml samples and finish finish. You'll develop your nose exponentially in the first few months and there's a high likelihood that after that you'll just hate the bottles you bought. Look at the anon from couple threads back who was also starting. That being said ADG and Issey are definitely worth testing.

>>15224067

Wearing mousse illuminée rn.

>>15220602
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYwC15g5Mps&

SOTD: Silver Mountain Water. Gonna finish my decant soonish and probably never look back as I like Mefisto Gentiluomo more but that's one good fragrance damn. Also the fruity twist here that Mefisto is missing is brilliant. This and GIT are still the only Creeds I would consider buying. What are you wearing lads?

>>15221221
Interlude is gonna get cucked hard. It's mostly Opoponax. Also your fav Yuzu frags might get reformulated (but that's not something too worry too much, you can get pretty much the same smell with other citruses).

What fragrance he is wearing?

>>15224150

Eau de Negro by Jean-Paul Guerlain

>>15224150
the nigger musk

>>15224150
Mirin' Herbie's confidence to don't shave this stache off and instead have it on an album photo.

>>15224150

>>15224150
>>15224157
the Man musk

>>15224123
The tranny thread is low-key the best thing that’s happened to us in a long time. All the spergs and shitposters are drawn to it like moths to a flame. This thread has been markedly better than the last few.

>>15224150
"Our une fois, je me suis mis à travailler comme un nègre. Je ne sais pas si les nègres ont toujours tellement travaillé, mais enfin"

>>15224187

This one is more up my alley. Patchouli Intense. It's got some earthy bitterness, some aromatic geranium, and a bit shaving cream going on too. There's a hint of vanilla at the back, which all together reminds me of a more masculine, fougeresque version of Coromandel. Not something I'd wear often as a guy still in my late 20s, but I like it.

>>15224211
It's really nice and your description is quite on point. It should be named Geranium Intense though.

> Take a $20 obscure fragrance from the 70s/80s
> Put in a Malle or Chanel Les Exclusifs bottle
> Charge $400
> Eugene be like: "it's a masterpiece"

>mums hid her bergamot 22 from me

>>15224187
Should we make a false flag thread every new thread to keep the retards away?

>>15224280
Isn’t that just /r/fragrance?

>>15224280
I think so. Make sure the OP pic is “controversial” somehow. Maybe have a black person in it. Spergs can’t resist getting mad about nig nogs.

>>15224285
Well, can't be any more cringe than /r/streetwear
People actually believing their mish-mash fits look good

>>15224316
Eros Flame every thread it is then

>>15224280

>>15224150
Guerlain. Any one of them

>>15223875
Some of the frags smell very DH 2005-ish. I believe Black Tie and Reptile are masterpieces.

A guy at my company got fired Wednesday and I’m cc’d in some pretty nasty emails. Wearing back to black for this feel

>>15224280
That’s what got wristwatch general moved from based /g/ to this cesspool (and the only reason I’m here)

>>15224431
How were /g/ watch threads? I only rember the /fa/ ones and they always seemed to be filled with shitposting.

>>15224426

Share the emails with us then. Or at least the gist of it.

>>15224431
Also post your fav three timepieces and colognes
>Louis Cartier Tank
>Vacheron Constantin Patrimony Traditionnelle with this guilloché dial
>Nautilus
Disclaimer: I don't have any of these but grind my way up hard to be able to own these at some point. Also I guess, that's a basic bitch dressy watch taste.

>>15224457
inb4 its some some intern sperging over anon being a chad wearing half a bottle of TDH so he raged and got the sack

>>15224479

>Chad
>TdH

We established Hyrax as being the office Chad frag, anon.

>>15224508
Someone post the greentext.

>>15224479
>>15224508
TdH is a Brad fragrance.

>>15224105
Me either.... les putains de merde. Probably still mad about Agincourt

>>15224533
>>15224508

>conference room, everyone sitting waiting
>anon enters the room in his power suit and Hyrax miasma
>everyone looking at each other with disgust
>intern whispering a bit too loud to his colleague 'what's this smell, can you feel it too?'
>everyone looking down at their feet in embarrassment
>Anon, the CEO, decided again to wear his 'shit perfume' to evoke security and authority
>deal fails, the counterparty leaves the room in disgust

>>15224479
>>15224541

>>15224550
Kek

Can someone recommend me few cheap fragrances to get me started? I have never used a fragrance before.

>>15224597
>Warm weather
Carven L'Eau Intense
Lalique White
Guerlain's Aqua Allegorias (Pampelune in particular)
Bright Neroli
Mercedes Benz Cologne
Eau de Rochas
Bulgari Aqua Amara
Gai Mattiolo Uomo
Sun Men Jil Sander
Machrie Arran Aromatics
Acqua Essenziale Colonia
Profumo di Firenze 1954 Cinquantaquattro
Lalique Encre Noire Sport
Alfred Dunhill Icon
Cartier Declaration
Cartier Declaration d'Un Soir
Oscar de la Renta Oscar for Men
Caron Pour Un Homme de Caron
Lalique Hommage a L'homme Voyageur
Lalique Hommage a L'Homme
>Cold Weather
Le Couvent des Minimes Cologne of the Missions
Aramis Havana
Trussardi Riflesso
Shay & Blue London Salt Caramel
Estée Lauder Youth-Dew
Baldessarini Ultimate
Junaid Jamshed Oudh Qadim
Lattafa Perfumes Raghba Classic
Bentley For Men Absolute
Lomani Intense Black
Versace Pour Homme Oud Noir
Lalique Encre Noire
Lalique L'Insoumis
Lalique Encre Noire A L'Extreme
Hanae Mori Him
Caron Yatagan
Caron Le 3' Homme de Caron
Mandarina Duck Pure Black
Adnan B. Ambre Noir
Boucheron Jaipur Homme

need a good rec for a gents fragrance that's well suited for wagie office work once working from home is over. Previously I used to use YSL Homme, would like to branch out a bit but stay more or less within that price range. Nothing too crazy or outrageous please. Thanks lads.

>>15224662
It'll be Fall once it's over, so buy yourself Chopard Oud Malaki.

>>15224552
Good old times :')

>>15222285
We should bring back TdH posting this season.

>>15222750
It's the opposite of a Zoomie fragrance.

>>15223341
Amouage Lyric, Black Aoud, Cartier Declaration d'Un Soir, Eau D'Italie Paestum Rose

>>15224685
Is this blind buy worthy at least? This is tempting me so much I can't control it after watching all the reviews saying "smells expensive"

>>15224545
>Probably still mad about Agincourt
kek

>>15220609
NEW THREAD
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>>15224698
Sometimes I miss based catposter :'(

Just got my sample of Craven L'Eau Intense. It manages to smell more interesting than VPH, but also extremely familiar. Smells like Axe, Mont Blanc Legend Sprirt, or hair gel. The opening also reminded me of Pez candy for some reason (bit of sweetness and "fizzy"). If the performance is there, i'd consider buying a full bottle. pretty good rec for a simple freshie

>>15224693
No. You should never blindbuy especially fragrances that you can sample as cheap as water on eBay, I personally really disliked it, the sweet spiciness of it made me scrub it off. If you want some statement cold weather cheapie with personality then try rather Bentley For Men Absolute.

>>15224712
>pretty good rec for a simple freshie
Yes, it doesn't aspire to be anything more but at the same time the blend is wonderful and great quality. I got a back up bottle for the upcoming summer. For £13 that I paid for 100ml on eBay I can literally bath in it.