/fa/ - Fashion

>>15505581
*this chart is outdated*
Current new chart WIP:
https://pastebin.com/2T6HuQgj

>cdg wonderwood
>cdg sequioa
>cdg lily
>cdg man
what should I get next?

>>15505586
2 silver, silly

Any good incense recs?

picked up a sample of YSL Jazz (La Collection). really like it but I have a feeling that I could buy something much cheaper that gives off a very similar impression. anyone have a recommendation?

>>15505598
oh how is it? i want me a cheapo incense frag. at only $30 i might just get it anyway but i really dont want more clutter. and we talk about incenses every thread, theres the cdg line, theres Heeley Cardinal, theres a bunch of expensive smelly water i can't remember, theres timbuktu and dzongkha, theres Zirh Ikon sort of, theres Azzaro Visit sort of as well. I gave up on trying to find a nice incense desu, i don't want to spend over $300 on smelly water.
>>15505643
i enjoy it too and feel the same way cause its just a typical 80s oakmoss thing. I want to say Opium but its not similar really. Antaeus except its more expensive then jazz.

>>15505591
oh I actually have that one too. I wanted to get 2 man but the salesperson gave me the wrong one but I liked both so I got the other one later. luckyscent's storefront is not too far of a drive from me. I might even go tomorrow

>>15505598
I smelled eau des baux and really liked it but it's been quite some time. Warm vanilla + incense combo.

>>15505728
instant ramen seasoning

>>15505702
Check out Encens by Rag and Bone. Not super high quality, but has the incense note. You can get a sample on Scentbird.

>>15505728
I like eau de baux but I don’t get any incense at all from it. It is a nice warm green woody vanillay frag

>>15505598
kouros body is one of my fave sweet incense frags, great for date nights etc. very underrated annick menardo scent imo

Thoughts on Diptyque's L'Eau de Neroli? Is it just a shittier Neroli Portofino?

>>15505757
looks like its a bitch to get in australia
>>15505758
same and i might sell my bottle desu, the vanilla is a bit much for me but its a great winter scent.

how do i price a sealed box of Van Cleef & Arpels pour homme?

I'm getting mixed reviews on D&G Pour Homme Intenso. Obviously I'm going to cop a 5ml sample first of all instead of potentially wasting £25 on a 40ml (even if its not a lot of money, its still a waste, I could get a bottle of Jamesons with that)

Jesus Christ, I wanted to see if this converted to Islam faggot Frenchie Abdul Karim Al Faransi has any sales because of his rebranding and I saw his new website. He unironically included this poor women in a full burqua on the website. Ngl I feel bad now for buying from him in the past. You really support terrorism buying attars.

>>15506096
now imagine if Varg had taken the islamic pill in prison

>>15506096
as much as i hate this shit pls don't turn this place into pol

>>15506096
Yes.jpg

>>15506096

Niqabs are based though. Peak /fa/

which cheapie tobacco do you think is better?

aramis tobacco reserve vs. aramis Havana?

I'm so sad boys, I went to a big store and smelled everything from One Million, La nuit l'homme, sauvage, eros, le male, spicebomb and so on and everything smelled "bad". They all were too synthetic and I can't imagine myself wearing anything like them.

I have Declaration d'un soire which is nice because of the rose/flowery notes and I recently ordered a sample kit from imaginary authors to try out. Any ideas on what else to check out? I've heard some good things about indie houses like olympic orchards and such.

>>15506361
Become an aqua allegoria chad like me

>>15506361
what is there to be sad abut? you smelled a bunch of mall fragrances and didnt like them, big deal, order some samples of some you think look interesting to move on.

Trying out Bois Vanille. Reviews say it smells like Pink Sugar. If that smells anything like this, I want the GF to have some. GF is mid 20s, intellectual, serious, reserved, and very sweet. She really enjoys the smell of Bois Vanille and already has something with red berries in it... should I just blind buy? I'm concerned with her smelling too young/immature.

>>15506361
One Million is my guilty pleasure. I know everyone hates it, but there's something about it I enjoy. I just hate that immigrants wear it. La Nuit is nice to me, but GF hates it despite it being so safe. The rest you mentioned are straight up bad, with the exception of Sauvage, which clearly stirs something in low value women.

While I prefer IA over OO, OO is definitely worth checking out. "Woodcut" was kind of simple and straightforward but enjoyable none the less - a very accurate depiction of freshly cut (pine?) wood, positively leaking sap. You may enjoy slumberhouse, but no guarantees.

I don't know what you're looking for in a store. TF might bring you some enjoyment, but other than that, you'll only find mainstream fragrances for teenagers and similarly uncultured people.

>>15506371
Just from reading about frags online some of them are presented as the holy grail of frags so I was a little dissapointed.

>>15506374
Would you say Woodcut is similar to Cape Heartache?
Yeah thats the thing, if mainstream frags aren't my thing I have to check indie brands but its hard to find good ones with good presentation. IA was an exception, any advice? I've heard of houses like Alkemi I think

>>15506361
Get to know Frederic Malle. The best of criativity meets the best ingredients

>>15506395
far from "holy grail", they're just very popular and mass-appealing so they get recommended a lot. since you liked declaration d'un soir, have you tried other airy floral fragrances while you were sampling out there?

ysl l'homme + its flankers might be up your alley, especially l'homme ultime since it's a soft rose. neroli frags like neroli portofino or bright neroli could also be worth trying.
>>15506257
former, although its been a while since i last sniffed both. have you tried pure havane? its a sweeter tobacco reserve. insurrection wild 2 is a very cheap but decent clone of pure havane

>>15506395
Hm, no, Cape Heartache has a slightly green pine quality and has that sweet strawberry. Woodcut is a straightforward woodsy fragrance, would work on any man. It's wonderful, but not edgy. Cape Heartache is not going to fit on everyone. The woods are slightly similar, but they're distinct.

Byredo might tickle you, but I honestly have no idea, I haven't sampled them.

I was very bored by Neroli Portofino fwiw, not to shit on the other anon, it's just what it is.

>>15505598
Literally CdG
>>15506361
IA is garbage
>>15506364
based and better than all the garbage in that post for $40

>>15506528
>I was very bored by Neroli Portofino fwiw
its fine, opinions can dfiffer. although do you have any interesting neroli scents you could recommend me that's not too expensive? i've been looking into sampling eau de new york, grand neroli, and reflection man. preferably nothing that doesnt disappear after 2 hours

>>15506563
I enjoy Reflection! Try it :)
Jardin D’Amalfi might be worthwhile sampling too, but you sound like you might be averse to Creed. Worth trying, though.

Fuck George Soros

Thoughts on the Replica series by Margelia?

>>15506757
They're pretty affordable and interesting and a good way to explain notes and conceptual fragrances to a friend. They're easy to ask for as gifts/use a GC for because you can just get them from Sephora now. Tea Room and By the Fireplace are gorgeous. Sailing and Beach scents are summery and light, I probably wouldn't by them individually though. The Barbershop and Lipstick ones are terrible. Jazz Club is really well composed and striking, but sometimes too boozy on skin. I don't care for any of the florals (but I don't really like many florals) and I wish Lazy Sunday Morning as much was as good as the concept. Haven't tried the lemon or coffee shop ones

>>15506791
Thanks! I have used Jazz Club before, and have received many compliments for it's characteristic scent. I just ordered By the Fireplace to try out next for the fall/winter season.

>>15506791
Under the Lemon Tree is good but it's just a lemon & tea with a clean musk drydown, not much tree to it.
Coffee Break is more lavender than coffee but pretty good still

Flying has a sharp almond and aldehyde note that I hate
Across Sands feels way too synthetic to get the warm dates note across
Music Festival is an ok sap-centered perfume with a lot of patchouli and some apple
Soul of the Forest is wood and sap, like a less sweet Music Festival

>>15506757
>>15506791
>>15506819
>>15506863
Fucking reddit Chinese bots.

>>15506901
Get out schizo. You're retarded

>>15506906
Hrs sorta right. I get beach walk for my mom but I’ve sampled the line and it’s crap mostly

>>15506699
Based and redpilled.

Got this one year for Christmas from my mother, it says azzaro wanted on the bottom. I like the smell but no clue how good it is. I use a little every so often.

My bf got me 3 for my birthday
Now I have a proper collection!

>>15506940
Nice collection you’ve got there

>>15506917
Yeah I wouldn't buy full bottles of anything basically but that's because it's designer quality, I don't know what people expect from it

>>15506948
>me on the left

>>15506956
> idk what people expect from it
To get niche quality. Some imbeciles even that lucky.

>>15506955
Thank you, that's 2 1/2 years of shit paper

>>15505702
I really love this incense scent, it's a little strong on the vanilla front and reminds me of soda but overall I cant get enough of it... mostly cause it lasts 10 minutes before getting weak.

Thanks for the suggestions, I'll look them up.

>>15505728
Thanks! I'll check it out.

>>15505772
Think I've seen this recommended elsewhere, will def check it out.

>>15506559
Might be a winner, thanks.

>>15506096
He had 25 percent off mukhallat bushi sensei but the notes didn't really speak to me

>>15506819
I hope you haven’t blind bought a bottle of by the fireplace. It is good and interesting, but it gives headaches to a ton of people.

I want some suggestions for sub-$100 niche fragrances that last a long time. Something like Lonestar Memories.

>>15507073
Look for deals on Amouages occasionally you can get a used but mostly full bottle for under 100

You get a million more options if you move up to ~150 range though.

snice

>>15507101
Get "fag" into that tripcode, ok?

>>15507101
Layton smells like cheap generic perfume. Insanely overhyped and overrated.

>>15507138
At least it’s not fake like your Aventus.

>>15507101
I'm glad I got this on the 3x10ml version. Very nice and people love it, but no need for 125ml

>>15507179
Why would my Aventus be fake? I bought it for $400 from perfumeonline.ca

>>15507138
Go away, GORsWIPE.

Don't engage with the unemployed social case tripfag, he can't afford fragrances and has no place in this thread.

Reminder that Fragrance threads are 90% non-whites.

Imagine the smell

>>15506152
Fuck off with your reddit bullshit
This isn't your safe space where people check their opinions at the door because you don't want to see them

>>15506361
Penhaligon's

>>15507263
Ironic post 2bqhfam

>>15507277
Nothing ironic about it. There are no rules here against politically incorrect opinions outside of /pol/.
How fragile do you have to be that you believe everywhere you go has to constantly cater to you and push out everything you don't like
If you want your safe space where you don't have to see "politically incorrect" opinions you already have it.

>>15507355
You’re the one who started REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEing when someone politely asked you not to inject politics into a subject that has nothing at all to do with politics.

>>15507355
It’s not a free speech issue, brainlet. Very simply, this is not a political board and frags are not a political topic. We don’t want threads being derailed because you’re so autistic that you need to make everything political.

Back to your containment board.

>>15506699
Soros has immense cojones. Who would have betted against the Bank of England? Mad lad would wear Antaeus fo sho.

>>15507371
>>15507391
When you faggots have the same reaction to all the off topic left wing shit that gets posted on this board then I'll take you seriously.
Until then you fuck off back to your containment website.

>>15506757
I adore by the fireplace. Don't care what anyone says.

>>15507470
/pol/fags, ladies and gentlemen. I have been posting in these threads for at least 2 years and I’ve literally never seen anyone bring up politics here other than /pol/faggots. For the record, if some lefty came in here spewing off-topic liberal nonsense, I’d tell them to fuck right off too. Never seen it happen, though. Makes you think who’s really the fragile little snowflakes here, don’t it?

>>15507667
lefties wouldn't frequent a frag thread tho. they're stinky commies haha

>>15507470
It don’t happen here, m8. Never seen any left wing shit, just /pol/ faggotry. Maybe happens in other threads, but most people here don’t post in other threads. We’re not about being effay, we’re just into smelly water. So yeah, fuck off back to /pol/. We just talk about our smelly water here.

>>15507667
>For the record, if some lefty came in here spewing off-topic liberal nonsense, I’d tell them to fuck right off too. Never seen it happen, though. Makes you think who’s really the fragile little snowflakes here, don’t it?
Maybe because 80% of the western world and 100% of the media already agree with what they believe, they don't feel a need to visit a somewhat fringe website to talk about it. There aren't many websites where you can say far-right stuff without being banned. The same can't be said about far-left wing stuff.

>>15507263
>>15507355
>>15507470
>REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!
The absolute state of /pol/fags

>>15507802
I got no problem with you discussing politics, just don’t do it here. There’s a time and place. This is not a thread for politics, this is a thread for autistically obsessing over smelly water. Feel free to shitpost in other threads, go talk politics all you want on /pol/, but if you’re gonna derail our threads, there’s gonna be some pushback. We have enough trouble with tripfags and schizos already anyway.

>Norne based on the album Bergtatt
Yeah I'm thinking it's a blind buy

>>15507833
Good luck.

I was at this outdoor restaurant today and bartender came around, she said "what is that smell "? I said Creed Aventus baby Smash your head for the freedom, she started licking her lips like MMM mmmmm I hate that you smell so good. I am mad you smell so good. She put down the plate and told the other patrons they had to wait. She started unbuttoning my pants, and she goes " what is that smell down there I love it" I said " PraqqqqqqqqAda L'homme fabric softner with a luxury vibe " and Aqua Amara the STRENNNNGTHHHH of the Ocean. She had to stop because her manager came around.
I told her get her manager over here, she came and I said. "Girl you know it, Girl you can have it, day and night 5 star hotel, dont worry babe I am here tonight you come to my Miami Vice Tom Cruise cocktail apartment and you know what to do girl" she said ok and 3 hours later I rang these girls in.

Before they came in I started spraying Dior Sauvage the Micheal Jordan superstarrrrrr fragrance. The bathroom I sprayed Chanel egoiste I am a king a king can do whatever he pleases burrrqa burrra. She came in and she smelled like LA Vie Este Belle I said "girl you smell so good I want to do things they do in the German videos" she bent over and I smacked her butt and she came to my bedroom and we had sex for 2 hours it was pretty good guys peace.

>>15507858
Yeah I'm not dumb I know I'll have to wait until whenever the store is open or whatever

milady

>>15507936
based

>>15507927
Damn it feels good not being a nornlet

>>15507947
I've got a bunch of other expensive perfumes you don't have so I guess we're even faggot

>>15507927
Yeah, it’s a pain in the ass getting Slumberhouse shit but it’s worth it. Follow him on Instagram, he usually tends to announce when his store will be reopening there a few days beforehand. Gotta get in quick, shit goes fast.

>>15507922
10/10

>>15507960
Not him. but, is it worth blind buying slumberhouse? The exclusivity makes it seem like there would be a good resale market if I hated it.

>>15507922
Is this a true story?

>>15508194
Maybe. The scents are definitely not mass-appealing and won’t be for everyone, but as you say, the resale market is pretty strong. If you’re willing to go through the trouble of selling it, you’ll almost certainly at least get your money back if you don’t like it.

>>15507922
Lol
Seeing this shit made me realize I'm in way too much into this hobby and I don't wanna go nuts like that nigger. I just unsubscribed from like twenty YouTubers. The biggest ones I'm still subscribed to are Mrsmelly1977, Max Forti, and Scents of South Jersey since their tastes are most similar to mine. Everybody else are small timers who don't upload that often or dead channels.
Also fuck pic related ever since she started bringing that onions boy and her fucking goat face boyfriend on.

>>15508232
Idk

>>15508232
lol stupid gypsy thought we want to see her cringe bf
demi did the same thing

idk anything about fragrances, where do I start

I dont want to have the same one every other 20 year old guy has but i also dont know anything about fragrances

>>15507936
I won't buy their stuff after seeing this

>>15508379
>63k views

dumb bitch

>>15508381
look into best niche fragrances for beginners on YouTube, that'll help you

>>15508386
>>15508379

>>15508387
Is there a shorthand of what to avoid?

I don't want to smell like fruit but outside of that idk what i want.

>>15508381
>>15506507

>>15508391
avoid anything that mentions "blue notes," aquatic notes, like ambroxan or ambergris. they're whats in 90% of all modern young guys fragrances. so basically if you go into niche fragrances, they tend to not use these notes.

Thoughts on Mitsouko? Can’t seem to find a sample of it on my usual sites so I might have to try eBay. Not sure whether to get the EdT or edp.

>>15508405
it's not masculine at all. I had a vintage bottle and it just smells like stinky old lady.

why didn't you save her, anon?

>>15508407
Ok, well I don’t mind so much, I’m just curious to know what it’s like and wondered what people thought. I’m interested in several older Guerlain fragrances but that one is often talked about as one of the best.

>>15508412
igor never mentioned having a sister

>>15508232
>scents of south jersey

based. unpretentious and unapologetically masculine instead of perfomatively wearing grandma perfume and poop smears like eugen and pretending to love it

new MFK men's fragrance

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

persolaise didn't love it but he's very critical/particular, and he didn't hate it either. it's not up as a sample in the mfk online store yet but probably still worth sampling

>>15508435
Kek. Igor’s never gonna live down buying that fake Aventus.

Whats Kendall wearing these days? I see those Kim Kardashian bottles, a Diptyque (room spray maybe?) and Chanel Chance I think...

what are some good granny core fragrances

>>15508515
For her, it’s Chance by Chanel.

>>15508515
honestly, not memeing and unironically, there's a good chance she wears BR540. for the past few years when you're out and about in los angeles anywhere there's women the thing you'll smell the most by a mile is BR540. it helps that it's so easily recognizable and distinguishable vs a million other fruity florals that just smell like bath and body works or herbal essences shit. Kurkdjian must have made a trillion dollars just off the edp alone by now

>>15507936
R O Y A L E S S E N C E

non-autist here, what fregrance is most likely to get me laid with 5+/10 semi drunk loose women?

>>15506940
Azzaro Wanted, the Night version is better but you should look into YSL, Yves Saint Laurant

>>15505581

I just want to smell like a clove cigarette. Seems like a lot of the scents that come close to this are mostly discontinued or hard to come by.

Any updated suggestions?

>>15508656
That sounds disgusting. There is tobacco vanille and its clones, but you will probably need to support terrorism if you want that exact combination.

>>15508548
FUCKACUM BUTT

>>15508542
Rip catposter. I still believe that she wasn’t a tranny.

>>15508520
Depends how old of a grandma you're talking about. Could be Shalimar or Chanel No 5. Could be Azurée or L'Eau d'Issey.

>>15508695
Catposter and the Chance Tranny are completely different people. Based Catposter was the guy who used to make all the threads. He was called Catposter because he’d always kill old threads that were about to hit the bump limit by dumping cat pics. Learn your /frag/ history, m8.

>>15506863
Good to know about Under the Lemon Tree and Coffee Break! I'm excited to try them if sampling frags in-store is ever allowed again haha

I sampled Flying and Across Sands at the Margiela store near my last apartment. I did not care for either of them, nor the concept of layering them with any of the other Replica scents, which are sort of perfect in the way they encapsulate moments. I usually like aldehydes but Flying was uninteresting

>>15508713
i can't imagine taking scent tips from a catfaggot
those retards are completely nose blind

>>15508389
what the fuck is this man wearing

>>15508662
>support terrorism
corpo simp, why don't you learn who these people really are?

Norne has plenty of cloves, but idk about clove cigs.

>>15508636
le male lol

are there any other fragrances like this?

>>15508721
If you like Under The Lemon Tree after trying it you could also try Carthusia Mediterraneo, they are very similar but the Carthusia smells a bit more quality to me!

>>15506697
i've sampled creed scents in the past but haven't found any that i find worth buying a full bottle of. i'll add that to my list, thanks
>>15508232
shes so fucking thick unff

>>15507667
>>15507738
>>15507809
>It don’t happen here, m8. Never seen any left wing shit
>the absolute state of you reddit snowflakes and your hypocrisy
>>15505808
>>15508749
>>15507169
>>15499411
>>15508006

>>15508831
>all cross-thread links
Just leave, you butthurt snowflake

>>15508831
fuck off we're full

>>15508801
>>15508360

>>15508831
a few months before the election, its only going to get worse. this general is pretty much dead, as well as the board, its just really shit at this point.

>>15508879
just link the video because that shit is lowquality as fuck
https://youtu.be/AD7tOS9FPRs?t=325

>>15508888
ass at 5:24

coom

>>15508893
hey igor, is that your jewish princess?

>>15505581
Thoughts?

>>15508936
Boring.

>>15508936
a bit of a safe scent, it is better than both the EDT and parfum versions though

>>15508951
I tried all three and this was the best one, I ended up picking it up as the first cologne I’ve ever owned, any other suggestions? I do get a fair bit of compliments on the smell.

>>15508936
It's the only one I use and probably will ever use.
I get identified with that smell which is pretty nice.
I have 400ml Edp bottle and the smell changed drastically over the years.
I might get another to compare the smells. Since I've been using it for like 5 years wonder how badly the smell diffused over that time.

Is DHI worth a blind buy if I like original DH but just find it too chocolatey for my personality? Something smoother like The One EDP would suit me perfectly once it starts getting cold.
It's a safeish blind buy because if its a tweaked and "intense" version of Dior Homme, I'm sure I'll love it.

>>15509088
They're different enough to warrant a sampling. You should be able to find them in stores easily, anon.

>>15508656
Norne

Alright I'm brand new to this, I just ordered a bottle of Cool Water (EDT). What else should I get to get a small collection going? for context I live in the Australian outback and for the next 8 months everyday it's gonna be 30C+ atleast. by November we finna hit 40C everyday.

>>15509130
a better nationality

>>15509143
There is no other race on Earth more powerful and charismatic then Australians.

>>15509094
I'll consider heading to town once all the holidaymakers have gone home after school's back in session.
Don't fancy sitting in gridlock on my day off

>>15509130
AdP Colonia Club is like a mini shower that you can take several times throughout the day.

What is a good niche sample set I could get for my gf? She's 27 y/o and wears Chance by Chanel and some other Chloe frag. For men, she loves Blue de Chanel and Chanel AHSEE. She tried a few of the Chanel Exclusives, which I would love to get for her, but she thought they smelled like old lady. She told me her grandma would always wear Chanel No. 5, which is maybe why she associates the Chanel DNA with old ladies. Help me out guys, a cool, interesting sample set that a 27 y/o girl would feel comfortable wearing. Thanks!

>>15509190
HdP maybe?

>>15508831
fkn told

>>15509190
I saw a sample set of 4 Guerlain la petite robe noirs on eBay for 30 bucks. Not sure if that’s niche enough for you

>>15507833
If you like woody/resinous/pine and strength it's going to be a like. Still my #1 fragrance of all-time and obligatory:
Fuck you Josh
>>15508713
I miss catposter and still talk to him in these threads, fuck off trip scum!!!
>>15508721
Tripsk pls. Margelly is garbage. Come back to IRC so I can whiff your booty

>>15509190
Le Labo discovery sets are pretty inexpensive and you can personalize the packaging if you go to a Le Labo shop.

The Kilian deluxe sample sets that come with a travel atomizer are pretty luxurious feeling for a more special gift, if you can get your hands on one (attached a pic of what I mean, because I'm having a hard time finding this online). Kilian packaging also feels luxurious and expensive instead of niche, so maybe it'd be easier to share your hobby that way.

Frederic Malle coffrets are a nice gift too, if you know she likes a specific note (e.g. rose).

DS & Durga has a greatest hits sampler from Net-a-Porter. Once NAP has gift-wrapping again, it could feel like a thoughtful special occasion gift. NAP has a lot of sample sets actually, could be worth checking out?

Penhaligon has a cute, well-packaged set of miniatures that isn't too expensive. Their discovery library is also a good deal.

She might also like Diptyque and Byredo but they're not as interesting. However, they're more popular among girls, so it's possible that she will talk about them more with friends who are into beauty, etc.

>>15508831
None of those are from /frag/, brainlet. I told you, most of us here don’t post in any other threads on this board.

I’ve been wearing D&G Light Blue for like 5 years. It smells good and I know nothing about fragrance. What’s a good (sub $100) fragrance I should move on to?

>>15509987
What do you do in life? What's your job, if not a secret

This stuff is so good

>>15510033
What do you want to smell like?

>>15510051
Something semi masculine but I don’t want to smell like a cigar shop or an Arab

>my gf bought herself YSL Opium 1997
>it smells literally like an old lady
>boner killed everytime I get a whiff of it
>it's a full 100ml bottle
I love her and don't want to hurt her feelings. What to do make her stop wearing it?

>>15510401
Opium 2009* sorry

>>15510401
give her something she thinks smells better, brainlet

women are definition of brainlets

Fahrenheit parfum finally on the way, hyped for fall

>>15510401
when she's not looking empty out the bottle and fill it with a young sexy slut fragrance like poison girl edt

>>15510118
Terre d’Hermés, classic fougeres like platinum egoiste and Azzaro pour homme, kouros, Ferrari bright neroli, aventus clones.

>>15509130
Depends what you want. You can't go wrong with Tom Ford's Italian Cypress in the summer.

Or maybe a more citrusy scent like Xerjoff's "Nio". So good, both are excellent in the warmth.

If you are a little adventurous then you should check out "Petit Matin" by Maison Francis Kurkdijan. It has a wonderful light "summer morning" feel. It might lean slightly feminine due to the orange blossom. But you will just smell elegant.

All these 3 are worth trying to get decants off if you can. These are all excellent summer fragrances.

>>15508831
You have to go back.

>>15510498
speaking of devilish:

need a fragrance for when you're getting at a girl and she tells you she and her bf got in an argument and he left

>>15509987
the byredo sample set, i think their 6 top selling ones, is $45 but comes with a $45 coupon right now, worth checking out :-)

if you buy a le labo in store you can often get a sample set of every fragrance for a big discount

Should I try Musc Ravageur for a sexy fragrance that'll boost my confidence in public?

>>15509190
Ou, MDCI of course!

>>15510462
Go away, GORsWIPE.

>>15510718
i think it's too daring of a fragrance to boost your confidence. more of something you wear just for the art of it.

>>15510947
What are you on? MR is very wearable and inoffensive

>>15510983
I agree with this. The opening is a bit harsh, but the drydown is surprisingly restrained. I love it, but it’s certainly not what I’d call daring. Great scent, though, very pleasant.

Anyone else have a damn hard time really telling the difference between the opening and the drydown with most perfumes? People on Fragrantica, etc always say shit like "Oh yes, this perfume is absolutely totally different in the dry down" but I'm smelling it and depending on the perfume it's just not as powerful and probably less citrusy. Hueleme Mucho is always talking about certain perfumes having multiple stages, like as many as 4 or something, and I just don't see it.

>>15511288
The changes are usually subtle, it's hard for a fragrance to be completely different upon drydown
But it 100% depends on the fragrance, there are perfumes that smell the same all the way through
>probably less citrusy
Citrus notes are generally top notes and don't last long, and so on.

>>15511288
some stuff smells the same from the moment you spray it until the smell disappears. other stuff smells like an entirely different smell. that's just how it is

>>15511288
usually people on Fragrantica are full of shit, so that helps

>>15511332
Is the content typically reliable though? I feel like I find myself disagreeing with notes and accords more often than I agree with their listings.

>>15511339
they're usually partially correct but I find when you compare their notes to the perfumers website, it's way off. Fragrantica is the Wikipedia of fragrances.

>>15511288
80% of the time the tards from fragrantica are making shit up. Most fragrances are rather linear. Very rarely you will see something like kouros that changes completely within 2 hours.
The most common kind of “evolution” on scents is citric/fresh notes dying off and the stronger, spicy or woody ones taking prominence. Vetiver also tends to get more intense after a while.
>>15511339
Most of the people in fragrantica literally believe that the fragrances are made out of the notes listed. Hell no. At best it is useful to check similarities and longevity. They even fuck up projection by believing that projection and sillage (literally a neologism from “silhouette”) are different things.

>>15511351
> projection and sillage are different things
Because they are https://youtu.be/8JFVne0rkJg

>>15503061
How did nobody mention Moth? It's the final boss of goth frags

>>15511288
Don't worry. It's just as you're saying. 90% of perfumes don't have discernible phases. It's a big cloud where you smell everything at once and some parts of it become more tamed with time. Virtually in none cases you'll be able to smell only top notes for first 10 minutes then only mid notes for 2h and then the drydown. Youtubers and reviewers are making shit up, too. If you want to smell quite discernible top/middle/base notes developing through time then plenty of Zootopian fragrances are doing good job on that.

>>15511339
Again me, notes are also very often made up. They're only describing what some guy smelled throughout sniffing the perfume. Also very often 'tweaked' by marketing departments because they want to put some bullshit in advertisement blurbs.

>>15510462
Because they can tell the difference between real and fake Aventus?

So there's this new guy at work, yesterday morning he wore like 4 sprays of Sauvage, he stood by the station nearest the kitchen and he left a cloud of like 9ft/sq or something.
Today I could have swore he sprayed 1 Million on his shirt so if anyone is getting told off by management for cologne it'll be him and not me with Prada Amber PH kek

Ensar's website is fake as shit. Am I supposed to believe that an American woman named Beverly is ordering everything he makes? He makes some good stuff but I think he's a little bit of a swindler.

>>15509130
Cool Water is the GOAT

Maybe something like Farhenheit for the night?

Then stop because this is a retarded hobby

>>15509987
How are you looking these days? You were banging in 2012

>>15507802
literally no cares you sperged out cunt, left, right, wigga nigger just fuck off with your pol/faggotry so we can waste our money on smelly water.

Fkn faggot lol

I'm too lazy to drive half an hour to town and sniffing designer scents (on top of paying for parking) so I just buy 5mls of whatever looks interesting on fragrantica for £3-5 each.
I can't stop, help.

>>15505581
>find versace blue jean in papas drawer
>use it
>look online it says it has very strong projection
>can barely smell it after 15 min.
>neither my sister

soo is it my nose or is this perfume shit?
How do I get better at smelling anyways?

I blind bought Sova for a marked-up price (nothing outrageous) and then saw someone on Basenotes selling a 90% full bottle for retail price. I didn't know you could get such good deals on there, everybody should check it out. It's mostly expensive niche stuff too.

Rn I have
OG John Paul Gautier
Bad boy by Carolina Herrera
Knock off bottle of obsession by calvin Cline

>I'm only using the knock off obsession bc it literally lasts the longest out of the three

>>15512222
Check em boys

frag newbie, one thing that fucks me is how do you know you've sprayed enough once your nose becomes use to the smell? Like I know it's there but I really can't smell it anymore unless im trying to break my neck to kiss my collarbone. Is it just a autism hang up?

Why do noselets compare this to Pure Havane? This mogs it in every way. Also looking for reccs of other stuff that's as based as Naxos.

>>15512436
If someone can smell you from 15 feet you sprayed too much

If you make people sneeze you sprayed too much

If your bottles dont last you as much you sprayed too much

Just spray twice on the neck chest and forearm pit or whatever it's called

As for clothes i spray once on the chest neck and armpits area and the crotch of the pants

I also have a friend who buys two of each bottle and uses one for his clothes * but that's kinda over kill*

>>15512455
Or Du Serail

>>15512455
Because both of them smell of awful synthetic honey.

>>15512489
Xerjoff doesn't use synthetics. Nice try though, noselet.

Rate my decants collection

>>15512503
How hot is the girl at the mall kiosk and has she touched your pipi bc you bought so many

>>15512503
So only xerjoff and nasamato are fbw, interdesting

>>15512494
Spoken as someone who has never made a perfume, lol. If you think Xerjoff doesn't use any synthetics you're honestly retarded

>>15512520
seethe

>>15512494
>>15512520
Virtually everyone but tiny niche indie brands uses some amount of synthetics these days. Nothing wrong with that though. Natural ingredients are often chimeric to work with and if you can increase performance of a fragrance using a tiny amount of some synthetics without any influence on the smell then why not?

>>15512534
Exactly, I'm not criticizing Xerjoff for using synthetics (and I'm a big fan of their scents), but they DO use synthetics like 99% of perfume brands.

>>15512558
you just complained that they smell synthetic, you fucking retard

Um yeah I’m thinking montale haters are dumb as fuck

>>15512494
Xerjoffs are synthetic bombs. Pretty good synthetic bombs, usually. I only do not like renaissance from the ones I tried. Naxos is cool, erba pura is the fragrance equivalent of a tsar bomb, their musk layering set is pretty neat and they have this one orange pie fragrance that I cannot recall the name that is great. (or is it from nobile?)
One of the best perfume houses out there, but their pricing could easily be sliced in half across the board.

>>15512586
No I said that Naxos has a synthetic note of honey, which it probably has, since honey is almost always synthetic in perfumes.
I love Nio and MV Augusta for example, and Nio is definitely an example of synthetic and natural ingredients done right

>>15512632
Ok I've smelled that and it's disgusting. Like vomit in the back of your throat. But I'm glad you personally enjoy it. I like roses, I like coffee, I do not like that monstrosity.

>>15512653
You wouldn’t get it.

>>15512632
fucking rancid

Thoughts about Memoirs of a Trespasser? I'm looking for a good woodsy fragrance. Also any recs for sandalwood?

>>15512661
Their new perfume is blueberry creampie oud, how am I supposed to take them seriously?

Pic related samba or curve

Anything else is pleb tier

>>15512678
>anything other than my 20.00 drugstore-tier shit is pleb-tier
Pierre, get the guillotine.

>>15512669
I love Memoirs of a Trespasser. Top fall fragrance for me, but you have to like guaiac wood specifically. It's a sharper wood than most (cedar, sandalwood, etc.).

Is Franck Boclet a cheap / trash house?

YOU MUST SUBMIT

>>15507922
I wouldn't be surprised if that was true story.

>>15507211
cigarettes

Remind me why we hate PdM?
>all scents have great performance
>has never reformulated a frag for the worse
>all scents are snice and crowd pleasing
What other house can you say this about?

>>15513004
also they come in big bottles for a moderate price

>>15513004
Because they’re basically designer frags marked up and sold as niche and they pay people to shill their shit to create false exclusivity. If they were like 80-100.00 MSRP, they’d be great, but at the prices they charge, it’s completely ridiculous. Layton is honestly no better than Eros.

>>15513004
Vanilla

>>15513004
$295 dollars for a scent that smells as good as $50 scents

>>15513016
It is much more of a scam to get reformulated watered down nerf juice than it is to pay double for a frag that is actually good. Buying designer is like roullette you have no idea what it's going to smell like. Could last 8 hours or it could last 5 minutes.

>>15513023
If Galloway is a clone and a ripoff of lalique white then why does it last twice as long?

>TPN comes out as an unironic ziocuck

L E L

>>15513026
Ok, but I don’t like 95% of designer frags anyway, so that doesn’t really affect me one way or another. The fact is, they’re trying to market their frags as niche quality and trying to appeal to the niche market, which is disingenuous. If I’d blind bought something like Layton, I’d have been pissed.

>>15513029
How does it matter if it lasts twice as long when you could buy 6 bottles of Lalique for the same price? Performance is not worth paying that much when you could just buy the cheaper stuff and rea-ply.

>>15513004
>this retard trying hard to normalise the shithouse that PdM is in these threads
Arab designer clonehouse for tasteless noveau riches who are impressed with faked history and ridiculously pretentious ads and are willing to pay 3x than this synthetic juice is worth to be a part of this ‘exclusive club’ thinking they have refined niche taste despite almost all of PdM frags being knock offs of lower-middle designer shelf frags

PdM fans are the same as Creed fans

>Remind me why we hate PdM?
>all scents have great performance
>has never reformulated a frag for the worse
>all scents are snice and crowd pleasing
>What other house can you say this about?

>>15512632
Intense Cafe is divine. How can /frag/ be contrairian on this. It has literally the best performance and longevity of any frag.

>>15513048
>>15513063
>>15513091
Based. Maybe there’s still hope for this thread.

>>15513048
>>15513063
>>15513091
>>15513096
holy samefag. i don't care for shillfums de marly either but have some dignity

>>15513004
Herod has good performance? Really?

>>15513111
>noooo you must be samefags

>>15513178
Holol?

>>15513178
it was me

>holy samefag. i don't care for shillfums de marly either but have some dignity

>>15513047
What if lalique cost 1 cent and pdm cost 6 scents? Would you still buy 6 bottles of lalique and have to constantly reapply it all day? Lol. It's perfectly reasonable to spend 6x as much for something that is twice as good, especially when there is nothing better for cheaper. A Lamborghini is only like twice as fast as a honda accord.

>>15513044
People will shill stuff like AHSEE and Pure Malt and deny its been watered down but have a shitfit about PDM. I'm not really addressing you as much as the hypocritical people on here. They're not really marketed as niche, their marketed as generic panty droppers with good performance in my opinion, and that's exactly what they are.

>>15513048
No one thinks PDM is an exclusive club, everyone knows they are very generic snice fragrances with good performance.

>>15513063
It's actually the opposite. Every single Creed batch smells different, has SHIT performance, SHIT quality control, extremely overpriced, pretentious fake grandma's recipe. Watered down garbage. Half of their frags were not even good in the first place.

>>15513004
we don't.

>>15513016
>>15513023
>>15513044
>>15513047
>>15513048
>>15513063
>>15513177
>>15513096

>PdM is too expensive!!
>PdM smells generic!!!
>PdM is such a clone house!!!
>I'd rather buy 15 bottles from Walgreens!!!
>I'd rather buy zootopian and repulse every living being on a 15ft radius around me!!!
>I don't get why rich people buy PdM, it smells so cheap!!!
>If I can't afford it comfortably, no one can!!!
>Mancera smells so nice and natural!!!
>I do know people. They compliment my Terre d'Hermes all the time!!!

Haven't been on this board for about a year now. I haven't come across a single Eros reply in this general. Is it not considered funny anymore?

>>15513286

Anyone ever try Molecule 04? Kinda interested. I love sandalwood.

>>15513241
Total strawman. Lalique doesn’t cost 1 cent and PDM doesn’t cost 6 cents. That’s completely irrelevant to this discussion. That PDM frags cost 6x what a similar designer scent does and offers at best an improvement in performance is what matters. It’d be like paying 100k for a Honda Civic with a Lamborghini logo slapped on it.

>>15505581
I completely just blind bought this on a whim. How fucked am I, bros?

>>15513371
You are clearly being disingenuous. It would be like paying 100k for a honda civic that is more reliable and more fuel efficient and goes 200 mph. A couple hundred dollars is a negligible amount of money for me, it is the same as the 6 cents metaphor. It all depends how poor you are. An african with no money would rather buy 6 bottles of lalique.

>>15513383
I should say, I have been looking for a chypre for a while and this seemed to check my criteria for a cozy autumn scent.

>>15513383
I’d love to sample that house but I’ve bought too much lately

>>15513410
But it’s not, though. That’s the whole point. PDM frags are not Lamborghinis. They’re overpriced designer frags. Like I said before, Layton is comparable in quality to Eros. So yeah, you’re paying 200.00+ for a bottle of Eros that maybe performs a bit better.

Also funny that you’re playing the >muh poorfags card, considering that I guarantee my collection is worth significantly, maybe even exponentially more than yours. Money isn’t the issue, quality is. Wealthy people don’t buy poor quality things just because they’re expensive. That’s what poor people who come into money do, and also why those sorts of people never stay rich for long.

>>15513475
Layton is better than Eros and has better performance and it's not reformulation roulette. I will pay much much more money for the """privilege""" of not getting scammed.

>>15513475
>>15513475
>Wealthy people don’t buy poor quality things just because they’re expensive.
Yes they do. You're an idiot.

Most modern furniture is very expensive and very low quality. My picture is a side table that costs 400 dollars. I have a couple because I go to salvage auctions. They are made of recycled pallet wood, look cheap, feel cheap, weigh only about 15 pounds, hollow, made in China. Who is buying these 400 dollar tables? People with money. Other examples would be Range Rovers, Audis, Jaguars, etc.

someone post those cringe pdm ads

>>15513549
400 dollars isnt expensive furniture. Audis arent expensive cars. Which proves the other anons point. Theyre things poor people who come into money buy becuase it makes them feel rich to spend relatively modest amounts of money.

>>15513614
this is true

>>15513475
Layton is objectively high quality, though. You may think it is boring/uninspiring/a clone, but it uses more naturals per ml than the vast majority of perfumery and it is blended very well.

>>15513657
Layton is high quality for a mainstream designer fragrance, shilled by YouTubers. It's not high quality for niche, at all.

>>15513657
No it isn’t. It smells very cheap to me. Using natural ingredients doesn’t make it high quality. You can buy 100% natural essential oil blends from hippie head shops and they smell like shit. I don’t care if you enjoy Layton, you’re entitled to your opinion, but saying it’s “objectively” high quality is just wrong.

>>15513549
Again, that’s not stuff actual wealthy people buy. That stuff Nouveau Riche people who grew up poor and don’t know how to gauge actually quality buy. People with real wealth don’t become and stay wealthy by wasting money on cheaply made junk.

>>15513614
Ok, fine, we'll up it to Bentleys. Bentleys are British, so they're junk, and shit breaks on them all the time. They're low quality. People just don't care because if you're rich enough to own a Bentley you're rich enough to have it repaired.

I forgot to add that I used to work at a furniture refinishing company and we had a job to refinish about 200 thousand dollars worth of modern reproductions of 18th century furniture that was Indonesian made trash with a medium density fiberboard core. But I guess she didn't qualify as whatever bullshit definition you guys have of rich, since her grandfather wasn't an oil tycoon. Rich people do buy trash because it's expensive.

>>15513699
Then what is “high quality” to you? To me it is using high quality ingredients in its composition (although it is more complicated than that in likes of ELDO and xerjoff), but if you want to just say “it smells cheap” you can very well say that some shit like Lalique white or eau de rochas are high quality despite them being made with the cheapest shit possible.
If it is all subjective we may just as well throw the “quality” label away, since, for example, I think Creed Milesime Imperial is a synthetic sweaty garbage that rehashes the same crappy designer aromachemicals and I would not pay $20 for it, but there is some other anon that loves and claims it is his favorite.
>>15513670
>reeee it is just designer shit
Have you ever actually compared it to the fragrances it cloned? Claiming that it is q clone or EROS of all things makes me think that whoever claimed that never smelled Layton at all because they have nothing in common aside from being sweet and mass appealing.
It is clearly inspired/a clone of boss bottled, but if you smell them side by side you can tell that Layton is deeper, more balsamic and acidic. It is different to the point that I think that boss bottled is trash and Layton is good, but then we go back to the subjectivity affair once again.

>>15513759
PdM smells like they'd make really good candles, not $250 fragrances

>>15513759
Synthetics don’t mean poor quality, using cheap, shitty synthetics does. There are plenty of high quality, expensive synthetics that are used to great effect by actual good perfumers. To me, a really good quality fragrance is original, creative, well thought out and well composed, uses good quality ingredients, be they natural or synthetic, and is well blended. How can something generic and unoriginal be considered high quality? What’s the point? Why spend good money on something that smells like what everyone else is wearing? Spending 40.00 on a bottle of Eros is one thing, but spending hundreds on a bottle of Layton that’s comparable in quality is just silly.

>>15513759
what an enlightened anon

>>15513746
Again, poor, low-class people who’ve come into money waste their money on that kind of shit. That’s why so many athletes and lottery winners who were born poor wind up dying broke. People with real wealth, generational wealth, don’t waste money like that.

t. born into real wealth.

top 5 newfag rich fragrances:
aventus
layton
reflection man
br 540
anything byraedo

>>15513735
Bruh I havent seen a bentley, like... ever. Thats black nu-money.

I dont even know what point youre trying to make to be honest.

People buy low quality stuff for 3 reasons.
1. The cant afford better
2. They dont know any better
3. They dont care anyhow

>>15513849
>t. born into real wealth
I'm really starting to get the feeling that you think you're better than other people.

>>15513862
reformulated trash
layton (actually great)
reformulated trash
reformulated trash
anything byraedo (not sure)

>>15513912
Not at all. I just know how actual wealthy (not rich) people spend their money. Wealthy people don’t buy reproductions, they buy the actual thing at an auction, or they have bespoke pieces made, or they buy something functional and sensibly priced. They don’t buy overpriced junk. Again, people who waste money like that don’t stay rich for long.

I've got a 6 year old bottle of Black Orchid and it's unbelievably strong. Anyone else sometimes wish a perfume wasn't quite so strong?

>>15513963
Yeah Rasasi comes to mind.

>>15513942
>durr rich is a mindset
fucking kill yourself my man

>>15505581
ok which one of you is going to buy 400 mL of Sauvage in this auction

>>15513974
It’s not a mindset, it’s just common sense. People who are financially responsible tend to be better at making and keeping money, brainlet.

>>15513972
Rasasi La Yuqawam? Garbage. It does smell like Tuscan Leather at first but it's missing that last 15% that makes it good.

>>15514052
I was thinking Dareej. I like both though.

>>15513974
You seem awfully upset about people criticizing your precious PDM. Are you sure you’re not being “compensated” by a certain horse-themed faux-luxury perfume house...?

>>15514063
you seem frustrated that people are social and can choose to purchase social fragrances
I'm late to this argument but I own 3 PdM bottles and they've gathered more compliments then my other 11 bottles combined

Opinions on MDCI Cuir Garamante? I can get a 70% full bottle very cheap.

>>15514069
based, which ones?

>>15514133
Layton, Carlisle and Oajan

>>15513549
>nouveau riche thinking he’s not one
Nothing to see here move along

>>15513657
Imagine actually believing this

>>15514063
>noooo not my nicherino it got horses old dates and ads suggesting they’re perfumes of choice of aristocracy noot my Arab clone house noooo it’s nothing like Rasasi just look how much do PdM bottles cost it can’t be like Rasasi

>>15513383
It's one of my all time favourites, if you don't like it I'll buy it from you

Y'all enjoying daddy's boi talking down to you yet?

Firstly and lastly PdMs are synthetic shit. Literal poor Arab core. /thread

>>15511418
> Sillage refers to the aura or trail created by a perfume when it is worn on the skin. It comes from the word in French for "wake" and can best be described as how a fragrance diffuses around the wearer. Sillage or diffusion in fragrances can also be called the "projection" of a fragrance.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sillage_(perfume)

Montale/Mancera mogs PdM in every imaginable way
>original compositions not copies of designer scents
>doesn't aspire to be anything that it's not unlike PdM's tryhard faking history and brand image by a hired PR team
>plenty of stellar offerings that changed niche fragrances forever vs. just uncreatively tweaking up designer scents that have been available for years
>unmatched performance of almost every scent vs. just above average performance of some scents if even that
>embraced fully use of synthetics to make great modern scents vs. bullshit marketing blurbs about PdM using natural ingredients despite using the same synthetics as Montale/Mancera (e.g. oud used by both is the same Firmenich's synthetic oud note but PdM Sales Assistants always say some shit about it being collected in Cambodia lmao)
>reasonable pricing, cheaper than most of designers vs. absolutely unbacked by anything price premium
Yup, PdM is the biggest shithouse in the 'niche' category.. At least Creed/MFK have some original scents in their offerings.

>>15514542
sheeiitt I be copping a decant of Red Tobacco and Cedrat Boise thanks to you anon

>>15514556
Red Tobacco is amazing. I personally just liked CB but it still says something given that I absolutely hate Aventus and most other modern fruity chypres.

>>15514567
Only Aventus clone/like frag I've tried is Explorer and I wasn't impressed with the pure blast of fruity ambroxan yet the drydown was snice.
So I haven't got much to lose save a few quid by trying CB when I get paid Friday.
I'm just hoping RT isn't redundant since I own London and a 10ml of Pure Havane as my winter daytime scents

>>15514069
> social fragrances
> le compliments
the most pathetic post of the thread, jesus christ man.

hey folks, just came across this general after an anon mentioned a fragrance in a /bst/ thread

I'm very new, looking for suggestions that will impress people (mainly a girl) - I'm a guy, UK, and have always wore Dior Fahrenheit, pls no bully. Checked the OP chart and spotted Serge Lutens Chergui that i like the sound of, is this a safe first bet if i'm going for a natural outdoorsy scent?

>>15514631
if you're not getting compliments are you even alive?

>>15514642
No, Chergui to me is a pretty medicinal scent. It's definitely worth getting a sample of if that's possible for you, but don't blind buy a bottle

>>15514679
Gotcha, thanks, i've seen a few people comment about it being medicinal. Not totally adverse to that, but if i could help it for now, i'd like to try and stay away from that kind of scent. thanks again anon

>>15514642
if you want outdoorsy get something from Tauer

>>15514611
>RT isn't redundant since I own London and a 10ml of Pure Havane as my winter daytime scents
Completely different scents. Especially London. However, having a ‘signature note’ seems pretty based to me.

>>15514631
This. This entire post is peak into mind of a coomer PdM fan. Perhaps let’s not tell him that people here have sex and compliments without deliberately looking for the best ‘SEXY MEN SCENT’ but rather wearing what they not thots like.

>>15514542
This is some exotic form of shitposting. I like it.

>>15514642
Don’t listen to the other 2. If you want something outdoorsy look at profvmum roma and MDCI.

>>15510401
Don't be a fag, it's a fragrance, not a limb. I check with my GF before I buy shit. We're both going to be smelling it, might as well be something she can at least stand.

>>15511666
There are definitely phases to fragrances. If different concentrations of certain compounds didn't produce different accords then you'd have a foot to stand on, but just look at how (real) ambergris is used.

Some frags are just linear.

>>15512632
As long as you don't get headaches, anon.

>>15512669
I absolutely fucking love it. I watched The Grand Budapest Hotel while wearing it for the first time, it fit so well somehow.

>>15513004
I don't hate them, they're just... okay.

Bertrand DoShitForAnybody

Alberto MediocreIdeas

Olivier Crap

Roja Doveshit

>>15514843
>>15514846
>>15514851
>>15514855
good one

>>15514863
wew that dude loves rawdogging

alberto gorillas

need to find some samples for the Dior homme line in Europe, like all the versions in order to make a decision. Somehow Dior doesn't fucking sell samples anywhere

>>15514901
join your local facebook frag group

are there no dior stores near you or something?

Make a new thread catlady

>>15514908
well I could visit the store but I doubt they would just give me a bunch of samples; just looks like you don't wanna buy shit.

>>15514918
???????????? curb your social anxiety and ask for samples. just dont look/sound like you're gonna flip the samples for money and you'll get them if they have them. if they're not giving away samples then ask if you can just sample in store

>>15514922
I don't look like shit dude, just that even local high end warehouses have a policy to just give one on designer fragrances like Dior. Has nothing to do with social anxiety I just don't feel like visiting the same store six times in order to get all the samples, I'd rather get them in one go online and be done with it.

>>15514787
thanks, any rec's for something tobacco-y? The girl i mentioned in my first post has a birthday soon and she mentioned she liked something tobacco by Tom Ford, so was going to get that as a gift, but if you know something better maybe i can get her a tester

>>15514928
just sample them in store and buy decants of those you liked then? again, facebook frag groups work well for getting decants. ebay as well but i've had better deals on fb.

if you do try and get a single sample from the store, intense is very tasty

>>15514955
I actually got an intense sample and I like it a lot, wanna know what the rest of them are like

>>15514878
based and memepilled

new thread
>>15513722
>>15513722
>>15513722

Hey guys, can you recommend me a sexy bad boy leather jacket Michael Jackson scent that will get me >compliments?

>>15515527
new thread

>>15514642
Fahrenheit is pretty based and leaves an impression. If you’re happy with it there is no need to dive deep into this addictive cess pit of a consoomer hobby.