/fa/ - Fashion

>>15883565
The new Fragrance Groups 101 chart

>>15883565
The fragrance flowchart for beginners.

First for a coke fueled bender in MIAMI BABY!!!

I'm looking for a fragrance that smells like a fresh fabric softener with a sweet raspberry touch

I'm allergic to something in B* but I love it :(

>>15883592
I've never smelled a fresh fabric softener with raspberries. I'd suggest layering a fabric softener scent with something raspberry-forward. I doubt there's something like you are looking for.
>fresh fabric softener options
Byredo Blanche
Helmut Lang EdC
Serge Lutens Dent de Lait
Serge Lutens L'orpheline

wore the last of my en passant to my moms funeral today. will order another of course. remember to call your parents while they're alive, anons

>>15883592
Literally Individuel

>>15883629
Based
>remember to call your parents while they're alive, anons
Also try to do more than call. Visit then, send gifts, stay over for a few days. You realize how much a child means to their parent once you become one. Of course, not all parents are good and loving....

>>15883629
Really sorry for your loss anon, hope you're doing alright.

>>15883639
I'm a layabout who only goes to work because I'm forced to. Living with my parents still, get dinner cooked for me every evening I'm not working. As long as I pay my housekeeping each week and can run my car I can spend the rest of my paycheck on frags, games and clothes.
feelsgoodman

>>15883645
Based family household.

>>15883645
>imagine being this much of a poorfag and proud of it
Stop. Being. Poor. (pic related, it's me)

>>15883662
kek, where'd you find this picture? is the roja shopped? :D

>>15883565
Continuing from the last thread,

I’m going to be spending a considerable amount of time this year in Japan, I’ll be enjoying the beaches and nightlife often. What’s a scent that will stay put regardless of how hot it is outside (sweat) and will stand out in Asia?

>>15883662
No car?

What fragrance would he wear today?

What fragrance would he wear today?

>>15883681
Any fragrance at all will stand out since going against the grain is highly looked down upon. When people do choose to wear fragrances, it’s the freshies.

>>15883565
Just got The One. It smells like oranges to me. This is supposed to get me pussy, Jeremy?

>>15883662
So long as I'm able to masturbate to puffer jackets around 2-3 times a day, I'm all good, anon :)

>>15883700
This shit is so weak what the fuck Jeremy

>>15883698
Derby

>>15883709
spray more!!!

>>15883662
>2 tone sub
>Range Rover sport
>not poor
Congrats on being lower middle class, hope you make it one day.

>>15883718
Stacy tier desu

Frens, between Chanel Allure Homme Sport, Dior Homme Cologne, or Dior Homme Sport, what is best for a hot, dry, summer by the beach?

>>15883734
DHS 2012, otherwise AHS for me personally

Now this is presentation

Smells great too

>>15883706
Based puffer-anon. Keep doing what you love.

>>15883718
anyone with a rolex and range rover—regardless of their models—is not lower middle class, don't be delusional

>>15883698
If anyone needs a cool indie album cover

>>15883740
What's it schmell like?

>>15883645
R E N T F R E E
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based

>>15883778
Spicy sexy fruity woody jasmine

Unisex leaning feminine but if you're a real man you can wear it no problem

>>15883755
Post your 2 tone rolex and poverty rover.

>>15883700
>>15883717
Nvm The One somehow became stronger than it was initially and it's very good. I also got Fahrenheit, which really did smell like a gassy lawnmower at first but became surprisingly fruity as it dried, and Prada L'homme, which just smells clean, not sure how else to describe it but it's boring.

>>15883713
What makes you say that?

>>15883734
I want a Reviewbrah friend he's got a great personality and sense of humor

>>15883738
Thanks, why AHS as opposed to the others?

>>15883668
lol no, it's not shopped. Someone posted it in a
fragrance fb group and it gave me a chuckle

>>15883662
Fat wagie hands

>>15883879
lmao post the reactions

>>15883871
Just personal preference for me, one of the first frags I tried and enjoyed really, was a major step up from my bottle of Joop Go

>>15883884
They're mostly fawning over him lul. These are immigrants for the most part, mind you

Incense anon here, currently burning Fred Soll's Taos Pine. It's fresh, pure, and powerful; a couple inches of one of these sticks drops you in the middle of a pine forest. The handful of pine needles included in the package is a nice touch too

>>15883849
First thing that came to mind. Sophisticated, hard to obtain, maybe too 'old' though.

>>15884000
As someone who has only tried the WildBerry brand sticks you find at your average gift shop (but really enjoyed them), are these a considerably different experience?

>>15884052
no, it all smells like burnt cunthair

>>15884007
>maybe too 'old' though.
Good suggestion but I was looking for something currently in production. He wore jean patou pour homme in the show.

>>15884000
>calling himself an incense anon
>owns the most basic white-girl-who-came-back-from-gap-year-in-Thailand-spiritually-changed-by-getting-dicked-on-Bumble wooden incense holder
Up your incense holder game senpai. I bought pic related. Can't wait for my Astier de Villatte incense sticks to arrive.

>>15884070
Also bought this for my gf

>>15884074
Because this one was sadly sold out

>>15884078
I'm in love in these pretentious holders from Astier de Villatte but they wouldn't fit my apartment though

>>15884080
Also not gonna pay €300 for these lol. However, I am seriously considering making this hand incense holder myself by creating a plaster cast of my own hand. Seems like a fun DIY project for these long lockdown days.

I got my Parfums Vintage samples in.

Emperor Extrait (Aventus clone) is really good, smells better than the real thing, and that's not a poorfag cope. Parfums Vintage built their brand on Aventus clones, they've got every reason to make them good.

Intrigo Devastante Intense (By Man clone) smells very close to my decant of By Man. I haven't tried the sample of the non-intense version.

Sublime Musc (Clone of Bois D'argent) is boring. I have only tested it on paper but it mostly smells like vanilla to me. Maybe skin will light it up. I haven't tried the real thing.

Pour Homme (Clone of Gucci Envy) smells like ginger and cardamom, just like the notes say. It reminds me a lot of Arquiste's The Architect's Club. It smells very similar. Also a similarity to Nishane - Ani because of the ginger, but I think it's much better than that overhyped shit.

Imbue (Gucci Pour Homme II clone) is very unique. I haven't smelled the original. I get violet leaf and tea, and might smell the pimento.

Alpine Winds (Creed Himalaya) is a very pleasant, synthetic smelling "freshy" with tea. That's the best way I can describe it.

Enigmatic Man (Escada Magnetism clone) is a great date/going out perfume. Reminds me of CH Man Prive to be honest, but I like it more.

>>15883698
Roja Elysium

>>15883698
>>15883777

>>15884088
Your hand?

>>15883930
>I prefer white with tanned interior though
He doesn’t even realize how much of a walking stereotype he is lmao

New thread wine fueled mass reply! Currently drinking some Barbera d'Asti and some Beaujolais. No fragrance on me, of course
>>15883565
Ah Passage d'Enfer. How I wish to try you
>>15883603
Good list. Fabric softener I don't like, but airy skin scent that stays close is a love for me. These all fit that bill
>>15883629
Condolences anonfriend. En Passant is still on my to-try list (we might've chatted about it before)
>>15884074
Very nice
>>15884078
Good thing you didn't get this one, it screams I'm white with an asian gf

>>15884163
reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee not enough anons to reply to wine me upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp

>>15883565
what do we think

>>15884052
No disrespect to WildBerry, but compared to Fred Soll's WildBerry is trash. But they're stylistically pretty different (Indian-style masala vs. resin), so there's a time and a place for each.
>>15884070
Yeah that holder cost me $2 at my local new age shop, so what? It gets the job done, and at this point I've prioritized spending money on the actual incense rather than burning implements. I've been transparent about this--I only started buying incense about 6 months ago after having been pointlessly prejudiced against it my whole life, and I started posting about it on /fa/ last week. "Incense anon" is convenient shorthand because very few ppl here seem to post about incense or take it seriously. Maybe just you and one other anon? Anyway I'm definitely curious to hear what you think of the Astier de Villatte sticks. What's their deal? Japanese-style incense made in...France?

>>15884169
clone

>>15884176
Yeah true of Tuscan Leather but how good is it, no way im buying real TL

I told an anon I'd give my thoughts about the Les Indemodables Vanille Havane sample I got. I've been wearing it for a couple hours now.
Right off the bat it hit me with with alcohol and fruity floral smell. Really something that keeps drawing you in to smell again. I also ordered Vanille Fatale by Tom Ford and put it on my other wrist to compare the two. Havane has a much darker vibe to it, it's definitely not a vanilla extract or vanilla cake mix type smell. I really can't stop coming back to it, it's hard to pick out individual smells because it feels quite layered. The one thing I figured out I was smelling in the first few minutes that some may find a little off-putting is clove. It's blended with other fruits and floral, but I imagine some may just be absolutely against the note. As I let it set longer I'm getting much less of that clove and I think the tobacco notches down a bit too.
This is kind of a cringe comparison but the best imagery I can think of to describe the atmosphere is like Pirates of the Caribbean. This stock photo is how I imagine the scent, but with fruits soaking in the rum. It's really good and I can tell it's gonna last long. There's almost a thick "stickiness" to the scent. I think I'm gonna get the 50 ml. It's likely too rum/boozy to wear to an office job, but I think it's pretty versatile for different seasons and occasions. If someone is looking for compliments I'd say go elsewhere, the clove and booze are gonna be a bit much for some (plus you can get several good compliment-getters for this 1 50 ml price). But damn I'm loving this and have the disposable income for it.

If anyone else has smelled, would like to hear your thoughts.

>>15884176
There's nothing wrong with clones if they're as good as the real thing and cheaper, almost as good as the real thing and much cheaper (like La Yuqawam), or if they're a clone of a very expensive discontinued perfume.

Got a sample of this today. Smells like an old woman. Who would wear something like this in the current, especially if they have a Y chromosome?

>>15884196
I'm the guy with the discovery set coming, I'll post my thoughts when I get it. So far I have not found a tobacco perfume that I've loved. I love Enigma Parfum but I don't get tobacco in it. Tobacco Vanille is a close one for me, so is Jeke. I just remembered Tobacco Oud, I actually do love that one, but I honestly get more whisky from it.

>>15884206
I've never smelled that but most perfumes that people describe as smelling like an old woman are good perfumes. Examples that I've run across are Shalimar, Mitsouko, Diaghilev, Chypre Palatin, and a bunch more that I can't remember. I know a 42 year old woman that thinks Shalimar smells like an old woman but I wear it occasionally as a 27 year old man.

>>15884213
Cool, looking forward to your thoughts

>>15884224
L'Instant pour Homme is undeniably elegant and it's quite pleasant on the skin. Understated, classy, all that good stuff. But my association of old women smelling like it is extremely strong.

Full context, someone recommended this when I said I was looking for a summer-safe alternative to Encre Noire. I received a few responses and did additional research, but the way people described this one in particular gave made it seem the most interesting.

Now I'm thinking whoever mentioned it was trolling. Should've just gone with other vetivers instead of something outside the box like this. Although in the long run, I think I'll just stick with Encre Noire and go light on the sprayer during warm days. The other vetivers are too expensive and EN is just too good a match for me.

>>15884202
thanks

>>15884238
Do you not like EN Sport? I'll admit it's very different to EN but it's good in its own way.

>>15884245
Nope, not into fresh fragrances. Love EN, love EN a L'Extreme, can't stand EN Sport's opening.

>>15884258
I used to be like you, a long time ago. It's been at least 4 or 5 months.

Then I discovered based Beach Hut Man and based Ormonde Jayne Man.

>>15884268
Not into aquatics either. Guess I'm just an edgy boi. Dry, dark, and smoky are my go-tos.

I'll amend my previous statement regarding fresh scents and admit I actually really like Aventus, but if it didn't have that irresistible smokiness, I wouldn't give it the time of day.

My man doesn’t like me smelling like a man. Red Tobacco. What do.

>>15884298
Ditch the faggot.

>>15884287
I gotcha. If you like the smokiness of Aventus you oughta check out Parfums Vintage Emperor Extrait. People say that it smells like pre-2016 Aventus, and it is much more smoky. I can also confirm that women love it if you're into that. I've already been through one sample and just got another in. Don't really know why I bought the second sample, I already pretty much knew I wanted it.

>>15884327
Ooh, this looks interesting. Might have to add it to my list of potential Aventus alternatives. Thank you!

ALL THE COLOGNES I LIKE HAVE SHIT PERFORMANCE

>>15884343
Examples? Most perfumes are plenty powerful enough for other people to smell you 6 hours later.

>>15884298
Don't wear it around him? Are you the bottom? Which other ones did you get?

>>15884348
Dior homme and the one

>>15884179
It's very good. I have samples of both and prefer the LY.

>>15884367
Yeah The One has pretty poor performance but man it's so cheap you can just put it on over and over again.

>>15884298
If you’re a dude, compromise or find a better man. If you’re a vagina, based. And ditch the man.

>>15884379
I'm debating whether to buy a whole bottle or try some more warm spicy scents like spicebomb. I've already spent too much on samples.

>>15884390
also, people shit on Jeremy, but that motherfucker is always spot on about what smells good

>Jeremy hanging out on street corners and being ignored by most of the people he tries to flag down
feels bad man

>>15884397
kek you watching the miami video where he has his own cologne?

>>15884390
You can buy a 5oz bottle (~2200 sprays) for 65 bucks. I don't know your situation but if you like it just get it.

>>15884399
Yes I was

>>15884379
nah fuck that, that's why these companies reformulate and fragrances get weaker over time, they know rubes will keep buying it

>>15884406
I'm pretty sure I'll pick it up. I want to try SpiceBomb though since it was also formulated by Olivier Polge
>>15884410
I feel bad that he has to upload like 10 videos a day to make any money kek

Green irish tweed vs Viking
Wich one would you choose and why?

>>15884440
Both are good. I would choose both. I'd buy Emerald Isle instead of GIT though, it's better and cheaper.

Fahrenheit smells like medicine after it dries. Fucking disgusting

>>15883681
Based covid larper

Wearing fragrance as we do in the West is considered rude in Japan. Imo wait until you're there and get some of the mild fabric fragrance sprays they use

>>15883699
Based

what are some good fragrances that hot girls in their early 20's will get wet for? I'm 32 and want to attract them

>>15884526
Kouros, 10 sprays minimum

>>15884526
Bitches love the bubble

>>15884530
better than sauvage and eros?

how many frags is too many?

Apparently some people are trying to invoke me

I dont come here anymore because no money to try new stuff, spending more responsibly because I have even lower income than last time I came here, and im learning sewing in a trade school as well. I hope you guys are doing well

-ss

>>15884580
2

>>15884537
fucking based. absolute panty dropper

Wearing Bleu de Chanel for the first time in forever and man, I remember it being a lot better. Maybe because my bottle is like 8 years old.

It's all so tiresome.

Sotd

>>15884819
Nah, same thing happened to me. I used to love BDC, then I started getting into niche and smelling actual complex scents and now BDC just has no depth to me anymore. It’s not a bad scent, but it just isn’t interesting. Plus, Elysium does everything it does better.

luca turin hates roja
therefore
I hate roja

>>15883565
How does this smell /frag/?

>>15885007
Nice. GF likes it. It's not sweet enough for me personally.

>>15884918
Based Turin hivemind. Jokes aside, I tested a lot of his scents and liked two. Both were not worth the money though. I think Turin is in general very sceptical of pseud’luxurious’ houses. His reasoning seems to be that if I’m gonna pay $300+ for a bottle this shit be better lifechanging and his 1 star reviews are more of signs of disappointment than statements about quality. That being said, his 1/5 reviews are gems and I always piss myself laughing reading this old trolling bastard.

>>15885024
I wanted a baby powedery smelling frag how is this do you have any recs that fit the bill better. Maybe sweeter like you like.

>>15884174
Don't worry, I was just pulling your leg a bit with the holder. This >>15884070 costed me 16EUR though. I reckon Astier de Villatte is some posh ceramic company for french bobos (hipsters) that started doing incense sticks and candles that were well received. Pretty typical story.
>>15884163
>Good thing you didn't get this one, it screams I'm white with an asian gf
>:(
>>15884152
Yes. Was thinking of making a incense holder for my gf cast from my dick as a valentines gift but I would need to keep it rock-hard in plaster for a long time, so not sure how feasible idea it is.

>>15885109
If you like violets, maybe Jil Sander Man

>>15884823
>>15884439
>I feel bad that he has to upload like 10 videos a day to make any money kek
I was thinking the same thing. That's simply sad.

https://youtu.be/O98nkk0casw?t=111
>Jeremy basically saying that Eros is for Arabs and third-worlders

Is tobacco oud a meme?
Or should I go with toscan leather?

I like ombré leather but it’s almost finished

>>15885124
Hello to my Indian and Sri Lankan brothers

>>15885124
>tfw people don't even schtop when you azk them 'is it sexi' and you feel like an ignored hobo alzoo all you are left with is nervouz laughter to cover it up

Jeremy seems like he's trying to convince himself that the US/Miami is the place to be.

>>15885126
There’re all based.

>>15885124
This man is legit autistic. An autist that somehow developed Chad confidence.

I'm not American so I have no idea but isn't Jeremy 30 years too late to live the Miami lifestyle he craves to live? It seems to me like a total LARP.

>>15885168
the reality is hitting him like a freight train and slowly crushing his soul

>>15885169
Thanks, fren

>>15885162
lol

>>15885183
It is a LARP and basically this is what's happening >>15885202

>>15885202
>the reality is hitting him like a freight train and slowly crushing his soul
what makes you think that?

>>15884552
Far better. Sauvage and erosfags will never know what hit them. It literally smells like sex in the best possible way.

>>15885126
based memes.
why can’t tobacco oud be sold in a travel size

*CHEAP DESIGNER POST, CAUTION*

lads, anyone has experience with azzaro chorme limited 2016? I want a more intense, fuller version of the original, is it that? it was a limited release

Just ordered decants of some fem designer scents (+TF Costa Azzurra) that Turin speaks highly of. Any opinions about Guerlain Herba Fresca, Pamplelune, Hermes Twilly, Alaia Paris? They're all reasonably cheap. I doubt I would wear any of these (will most likely give them away to my sister or gf) but hopefully I will learn something.

should i blind buy guerlain ideal l'homme edp

>>15885007
Don't get the 2020 reformulation, which is what this bottle is

>>15885168
Did he move there? Why is he even there lmfao

>>15885355
You shouldn't blind buy ever

>>15884135
When you wear clones what do you tell people when they ask you what you're wearing? the clone or the original's name?

>>15885370
There is no such thing as a blind buy.

>>15885370
I always do and it works out every time.

>>15885370
Unreasoned absolutist advice is cringe.

>>15885124
>imagine spending all the money you have made on your fragrance since summer spent in Germany to go to Miami
>you arrive at the residential complex you rented an apartment in
>you don't know anyone here
>you enter the apartment with your luggage
>it clearly hadn't been cleaned after the last residents had left
>you put bags away and sit on the couch
>it's year 2021
>you're no longer the wunderkind of fragrance youtube with millions views you used to be
>you realized already that it's a zero sum game and every day there are new accounts popping out
>all fragcom either hates you or derides you behind your back
>you recall the 'ewww face' Demi Rawling made when you approached her with your 'Fragrance One' on that one fragrance event and the Tom Ford encounter
>sales of your fragrance brand plateaued
>you realize you must create ten new videos each day to be able to afford the rent
>you start praying to god to relief the anxiety and stress
>'I must keep fighting'
>you call your dealer to order some coke
>he's the only person you still know in Miami
>you stretch your penis while waiting for him to arrive and watch some snake oil self-improvement videos to get yourself in mood
>you try to have a chat with the dealer as you crave some social contact but he simply takes money and brushes you off
>you take some blow but keep the rest for tomorrow 'field' videos
>you start feeling it
>you strip yourself to underpants and start recording some dancing tiktoks while spraying random colognes on yourself
>start working frantically
>you check views on the videos you posted before your flight
>barely 10k views
>you check on your fragrance company
>problems with the distribution again
>hours of soul-draining mundane email writing
>you crash on the couch

>>15885451
>Unreasoned absolutist advice is cringe.
Unreasoned absolutist advice is cringe.

>>15885452
>you wake up with a slight comedown
>go to bathroom
>see wrinkles on your face, your hairline starts slowly receding
>eat two hard boiled eggs for a very late breakfast and workout a bit
>take a shower and some coke afterwards
>time to record some new content from Miami
>streets of Miami are half-empty
>almost everything is closed because of the virus
>the weather is actually a bit cloudy
>it was supposed to be sunny and hot all January
>take fragrances you put in a sports bag out and put them and your camera on some random garbage bins
>take blow to hype yourself up
>start recording videos with street reactions
>you maniacally show a bottle of Eros to every girl passing by asking 'is it sexi'
>people either ignore you or think you are wrong in your head
>no one cares about you
>you think about your dad who passed away
>'I must keep fighting'

>>15885418
Based.

>>15885370
>poorfag advice for povertypoors

>>15885485
I'm not rich, but the main reason I don't like having frags that I don't use is because I'm OCD

>>15885355
Just go on ebay and buy a 5ml nibba it's not hard

>>15885452
>>15885458
I don't think it's as bad as you're making it out to be. I went to a bar Saturday night here in Virginia and it was like the virus barely existed, except me and my friend had to wear a mask while playing pool. There was live music and the place was packed. Miami definitely has similar bars. Jeremy can go do coke and spin around there, he'll be alright.

>>15885418
what do you mean

now that the dust has settled :
3 or 5 sprays
t. Acqua di Gio Profumo, DHI, SB Extreme user

Youtuber fragrance seem like a giant meme, but has anyone tried this? People seem to say it smells good, but heard nothing about the way it performs.

SOTD: NYI. HOOOOOOOOOHHH

>>15885619
I say 3. I went noseblind to Profumo and felt like I needed to spray more, but I still ended up getting compliments from people. I think at 5 you might reach obnoxious levels.

>>15885111
It's cool, no offense taken. Good news today is that I received a set of coils of Shoyeido's Nijo/Avenue of the Villa incense (from their mid-range Horin line). It's my first time getting incense in this format, and I'm really digging it. One of these coils burns for about 2 1/2 hours, but only a fraction of that is necessary unless you really want to bathe in the scent. Which I would definitely do with this one--it's a gentle, post-rain petrichor with subtle baby powder-ish notes.

>>15885666
It comes with this vented ceramic burning tile too

>>15885633
hard to know when we are noseblinded VS low performance yeah
I was about to go 5 but I might not

>>15884537
>>15884695
Do you actually wear these weird Demeter scents? I'd imagine this just smells like soap.

>>15885416
either way it's dishonest

>>15885111

cant stay hard? check out bluechew.com

>>15885695
You anti-clone people are ridiculous. I'm wearing intrigo devastante right now and it's very close to dolce & Gabbana by man. It also costs $100 instead of $600 and there is no risk of getting a fake or a bottle stored improperly or a half empty bottle filled back up with perfumers alcohol. I don't care that I'm not wearing the real thing. I only have a couple clones but I'm very happy with them.

>>15884440
Viking

>>15885416
I don’t own any clones, but if it were me I would just say the clones name. 90% of the time people who ask don’t actually care let alone know it’s a clone by the name, they just mean to say you smell nice. But at least this covers you for the small small amount of people that may notice and narrow it down to another fragrance, desu I’d just use it as a conversation topic.

Sauvage EDT or EDP? Which is better?

>>15885751
I prefer the EDT plus it’s cheaper. I would just get a decant of each online, they’re cheap as fuck and decide for yourself or have your gf(or mom) pick one for you. I feel like there’s no reason to blind buy a fragrance.

>>15885627
Same

>New to fragrances
>Got a sample of Serge Lutens Chergui

It's great lads.

What does /frag/ think of CB I Hate Perfume? I've been using Black March and enjoy it but I don't think the smell really travels far at all.

Any alternatives/clones of B*?
I like the anise and what I perceive as something like a dry cocoa accord.

>>15885835
sounds gay

>>15885770
I would love to ban Bitcoin in EU with mommy Lagarde while smelling of NYI.

>>15883592
Just rub raspberries and dryer sheets all over yourself

>>15885926
Convicted fraudster in charge of a central bank, such irony

>>15885678
If you've never smelled Mr Bubble then you're missing out, fren

Testing pic related. A green scent full of contradictions. It's sweet and savoury at the same time. Reminds of smell of clovers for a few first hours. Then dries down to a bit more earthy labdanum with some green undertones. A very out of the box green scent but I wouldn't wear it personally.

>>15883592
Sneed Original Santal

>>15885109
Le Male and anything by Prada

Why would you ever wear Eros when you could just wear this

>>15885966
>Eros
>Layton
Just do yourself a favor and save some money by buying Mon Guerlain or some Lancome. You'll get a feminine sweetie vanilla fragrance of the same kidn.

>>15885973
>Vanilla

>>15885983
It's not about vanilla. You can use it in masculine way. It's about making it almost sickeningly sweet and girly like in Eros and Layton when the fresh opening is gone.

>>15885973
t. Permavirgin

>>15885458
>>15885452
Kek

>>15885966
Never smelled Layton, but Eros is also super cheap. Isn’t it like <$100 for a 200ml?

Lookin for the luca turin kindle anon, can you post more of his "folio columns" pls
i really enjoyed reading them

>>15886081
Bringing a few new ones :^)

>>15886104

>>15886104
>>15886107
Thank you for posting these. I don’t even frequent this thread but was in here earlier making sure I hadn’t missed one. Cheers.

>>15886107
This is great. Turin disses niche and defends designer houses mentioning Nicolai, Serge Lutens and Frederic Malle as exceptions. Little did he know that Malle would sell his company to Estee Lauder 10 years later.

>>15886110
I don't necessarily agree with a lot that Turin says because sometimes he seems to be an edgelord just for a sake of being one but I really love his writing style but most importantly the fact that he has some unique opinions that he can provide some arguments for. Wish there were more people like that. Fragcom is so tiresome with all TOP 10 rankings composed by people who don't have anything interesting to say. A parrot could recite notes and include a few adjectives. Everything seems to be copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of some prevalent meek opinion.

>>15886124
>Order his 'coffret a essais': 12 perfumes for 75€
This is crazy. Now his coffret of 22 perfumes costs whooping 485€. This makes me feel like buying entire stock of Nicolai before she will share Malle's success and pump her prices.

>>15886124
Turin about copies&clones

>>15886164
At least in terms of value relative to the cost of bottles that’s not extortionate, but the enormous price jump in ten years is unbelievable. I’ve been on the fence about buying a bottle of NYI but I really feel like it won’t be long before she achieves similar success. In terms of credibility she’s already there at least, it’s just a matter of time before people catch on.

>>15885930
Rude
>>15886206
I've had once a longer chat at Knightsbridge, London Nicolai's boutique with a flamboyant Polish SA. He said that some Middle-Eastern royal families are so fond of Nicolai's perfumes that when they visit London they come to the boutique and ask to close the shop for them (that is not particularly hard given its tiny size - more than 4 people inside would need to hug each other) and buy everything that is available on shelves, effectively leaving SAs with no work for the next week till they resupply stock. However, I am not 100% sure if Nicolai will follow Malle's path. He clearly wanted to cash out on it at some point. Nicolai's motivations seem to be tad different - she opened her own perfume house because no one wanted to hire her despite her talent (see the discussion couple threads back) and seems to be in it purely for the artistry. She also has lots of other things going in her life as the director of Osmotheque. But who knows. I, for one, am very happy that I discovered this hidden gem before any acquisition by LVMH or Estee Lauder.

>>15885666
I remember seeing something like this on a Chinese drama I watched drunk, I thought it was a faulty oven hob or something

>>15885235
A lot of places are closed, he stands alone all dressed up next to hobos and trashcans at 5 in the morning on empty streets. From his videos I don't get the Miami vibe I hoped for(I'm a German as well and have never been there).

Still,Jeremy is based for not giving a fuck.

>>15885260
It smells like that really gross school bathroom but in the best possible way, I love it

Hello /frag/, this afternoon my thoughts wanted to escape the severe winter we have here and I ended up thinking about long carefree summer days I had been spending in my parents house as a child. It was hidden among old linden trees that were providing us with some shadow to sit underneath on hot days and becoming busy with bees collecting pollen above our heads. I would like to find a fragrance that can transport me there. Something linden blossom forward that is not sweet nor get cloying in hot weather, quite the opposite - I am looking for something airy and refreshing.

>>15886164
>This makes me feel like buying entire stock of Nicolai before she will share Malle's success and pump her prices.
Not everyone has chasing money as the ultimate goal in life.

>>15886389
He really should have went there in the summer kek

>>15884179
its a very good clone. Raspberry slighter brighter, cigarette note slightly ashier but very nice

>>15886480
kek
>>15886482
there is no cigarette note in tl idiot

>>15886480
I appreciate this style of posting don't get me wrong, it's not directed to you, but some people tend to forget almost all cosmetics have fragrance in them and they try to make it as good as possible, so yeah, a lot of things smell like fragrances and vice-versa, of course. but do post more of these if you have lol

>>15886496
just made that one bcuz versace l'homme was disappointing desu. maybe it'll get better in the drydown but right now it's just cheap lemony shit

>>15886389
I wonder if he got a work permit? Maybe ICE needs to look into this

>>15886548
DONT YOU DARE

>>15886548
Wait, how could he even enter the US? Isn't there a travel ban for Europeans?

>>15886505
Now it's smelling like lemony cum

>>15884169
We think that clones are tacky but this one perhaps had some reason to exist when it costed $40. Now that it costs about $100 you must be retarded to buy it. I owned it years ago and I know the kinds of mental gymnastics it was taking me to convince myself that it's not inferior to the OG Tuscan Leather and that I was smart for buying a blatant clone (spoiler: it is inferior). For this kind of money my advice is to pay just a tiny bit extra and get for example pic related. It is clearly inspired by Tuscan Leather but done by Nishane in their own way. It's a strict improvement form Tuscan Leather for me; the suede+saffron accord is done better and it doesn't get cloying like TL sometimes can. You will also own a genuine product from a (nice niche) brand that you won't have to be embarassed about. Or just buy a decant of Tuscan Leather. For the price of La Yuqawam you probably can get about 40ml of legit Tom Ford juice from one of these decanters buying 500ml flacons on sales instead of some basement Arab clone. The povos will probably reply to this post with some shit but I can tell you one thing as a person who was into clones for a long time: they never smell the same, they always feel cheap to wear and the entire community praising them operates like a pyramid scheme where instead of making money you try to convince others that the clones are as good/better/smart just for a sake of convincing yourself of that and shutting any doubts.

>>15886649
Sorry to break it to you but Nishane is an opportunistic Arab (Turkish) clone house. They some times tweak this or that but their modus operandi is the same as Rasasi's and other clone companies. Charging exorbitant niche prices doesn't make them a genuine niche house.
Hacivat - Aventus
Fan Your Flames - Palo Santo (Carner Barcelona)
Boszporusz - Sel Marin/Acqua di Sale
this - Tuscan Leather
I could carry on.

>>15886649
>they never smell the same, they always feel cheap to wear and the entire community praising them operates like a pyramid scheme where instead of making money you try to convince others that the clones are as good/better/smart just for a sake of convincing yourself of that and shutting any doubts

>>15886349
i think these coils are normally a mosquito deterrent

>>15886685
What is Unatumam a clone of? What is Ege a clone of? What is Sultan Vetiver a clone of?

>>15886649
This is better than Black Phantom, cheaper, less tacky, and much more "exclusive" if that matters to you.

>>15886649
I looked it up on fragrantica and stumbled upon her. This review makes me feel things I cannot fully comprehend. W2c a gf like her?

>>15886727
I don't know, I've never smelled them. I can tell you once I smell them. But let's be honest, you have neither. You just decided to throw some relatively obscure Nishane releases to save the brand image, ironically, like every clone house fanboy that your buddy >>15886649 is describing. Even if these were genuine creations it wouldn't change anything about my argument - the brand was put on the fragrance map thanks to their clone releases. Have you considered a possibility that there is a reason that their uncreative clones like Hacivat or Fan Your Flames are the most talked Nishane's fragrances for a good reason? Maynbe when they try to release something on their own like presumably this Ege or Unatumam it fells short of being worth talking about?
>>15886736
Ah yes, pure class. What a non-tacky gentleman this Seferi is.

>>15885117
He should try vlogging. I would love to see what he's doing in Miami (if he does anything)

>>15886811
Seems pretty alpha to me

Any good Tobacco Oud clones?

>>15886685
All in all, good work
-l.t.

>>15886606
he mentioned he managed to get some special work permit to enter the us

>>15886840
The man himself clearly subconsciously knows which one is the inferior clone.

>>15886871
>a Turkish oil firm. Typically this sort of firm would be mostly working for the home market, often copying fragrances released by the big worldwide brands.
I think the Nishane's case is closed.

>>15884065
I just looked it up (the current formulation) and it's 'temporarily unavailable', but I believe you can get it direct from them in Paris (under normal circumstances)

The obvious fragrance for him imo (if Jean Patou weren't canon) would be Kouros, but I'm going to suggest something out of left-field: Tabac Fire Power

>>15886871
You just like to feed your ego and tell yourself your special by not enjoying things that are enjoyable because your a consumerist brand whore.

>>15886885
This might be hard to comprehend for you but I actually dislike Aventus. The same I wouldn't never wear a flashy Rolex or a Gucci belt but despise """"""replicas"""""" or fake Gucci from AliExpress.

>>15886906
I wasn't talking about aventus, I was talking about you and your egomania

>>15886906
>mall-brand snob seethes

>>15886906
>thinks obscure waste of wealth to impress a niche audience is superior to flashy displays of wealth
KEK

>>15885452
>>you recall the 'ewww face' Demi Rawling made when you approached her with your 'Fragrance One' on that one fragrance event and the Tom Ford encounter
I was able to find the video with Tom Ford, but where's the one with Demi Rawling?

https://youtu.be/VAVOlW3Nt2s?t=129
>Jeremy speaks about his progamer past when he was a master in double light saber Jedi video game
literally /ourautist/

I sampled Kiehl's Original musk
this literally smells like a urinal cake at a public bathroom that's been pissed on for hours. what the fuck.

>>15887034
That's one of these fragrances that are perceived dramatically differently by different people. Might have something to do with genes. Believe it or not but the only thing I get from it is clean laundry musk - it smells like freshly washed bedsheets. It's also a very soft scent on my skin, I need to focus to detect it.

>>15887034
>>15887058
are we on the same page to what musk even is lol, of course it can smell animalic or funky to some

sometimes I feel people trow in "musky" when describing a fragrance when they smell something they can't really describe, really


>Musk is a perfume ingredient, or “note”, traditionally extracted from the anal gland of the male musk deer. In high concentrations it smells like feces. ... The good thing is that in small concentrations, musk smells sweet.

>>15887094
>The good thing is that in small concentrations, musk smells sweet.
Guess I’m not crazy for loving the smell of my pits and balls

>>15887098
>small balls

>>15887098
Hello fellow scratch and sniffer

>>15886933
this is important, hook me up lads

>>15887034
This is what Kouros wanted to but could never be.

>>15887094
>tfw I wanted to post the Turin's video about different type of musks but he apparently took all of his videos down
Why would he do that? Someone made any copies? Anyways: what I mean by 'clean laundry musk' is so called 'white musk' it's not the animalic musk you are talking about.

>>15886933
>>15887107
I can't find the video. I think he might've deleted it. He basically approached her in his high-energy way with a bottle of Fragrance One or Date (I don't remember) when she was in the middle of conversation and she had 'oh no, not him' written all over her face.

>>15887034
Doesn’t last long on me. Anyone know of a stronger, longer lasting musk fragrance?

Give me a reason not to buy this as a 28 year old man.

Apolonia by Xerjoff smells like an old drunk

>>15887138
Jovan Musk is damn good for a Walmart perfume.

>>15887144
There are none but keep in mind that it’s not safe to wear to professional setting unless you want to end like the anon from the Hyrax copypaste

>>15887148
I am a junk dealer I am the opposite of a professional.

>>15887150
Nothing should stop you then

>>15887147
This It smells “clean” to me, though. Is there is boozier, dirtier musk fragrance? If not, scents can I layer

>>15887146
smells like mature femininity to me

I ordered a few Francesca Bianchi samples as part of a recent Luckyscent order (still have to get to the Tyger Tyger) and so far I have tried Under my Skin and really liked it. I've heard a lot about The Lover's Tale so I was about to try that next, but after looking at the notes list on Fragrantica it just seems super similar to a bunch of her perfumes, like The Dark Side, The Black Knight, and Under my Skin. She makes good stuff (I especially like Lost in Heaven) but it seems like all of her orris-based perfumes share the exact same DNA, with fairly large variances of course. I haven't seen such similarity between perfumes in any other house.

I'll add that Bogue - Lita is somewhat similar to but worse than T Rex, and Corpse Reviver is not good despite its interesting note combo.

>>15887160
Muscs Koublai Khan is a very dirty musk. It's not exactly an in your face perfume, though. It has a soft feel in general, I actually find it relaxing, like falling asleep with your nose in a girl's armpit or something lol

If you want something that is actually "animalic" (also fits your boozy interest) Amouage - Overture smells like you took a smelly dirty wolf or some other mammal and tried to drown it in whiskey (or cognac, as the official notes say). I don't like the animal note in this one though.

I'm very new to fragrances in general. I wore Ralph Lauren Polo Red for a while but thankfully I've branched out and really gotten pretty hooked on Oud Wood by Tom Ford. Where should I go from here? I love warm, woody scents with notes of amber and occasionally citrus, but I really haven't found anything that's stuck with me as much as Oud Wood has as of late.

>>15887174
Thanks, anon.

>>15887144
Everyone is going to think you pissed your pants and then sprayed girl perfume to try to cover it up. But if you like it, wear it.

Can anyone recommend me a fragrance that smells like this?

>>15887213
I've never gone back and forth on a perfume as much as this one. Not even close, in fact. One night I'll test it and tell myself "Yep, I've gotta buy it" then a week later I'll try it again and think "What the fuck was I thinking the other night when I almost bought this" and then the cycle starts again

>>15887215
Svensk has a raspberry perfume. It's pretty nice, give it a go.

>>15887215
Montblanc Individuel

>>15887219
I'm just speaking about how the general public will react to your smell. This should be all about personal enjoyment, but there is a difference between mogging out sauvage and Salome. I don't mind being cologne guy, but that one is a bit different. Your tolerance is growing to funky smells, just like it would with dope. All I know is if I don't really like something, I'm probably not going to buy it. Yet.

>>15887240
Would you say that Salome would be more disliked/looked down upon than vintage Kouros or vintage MKK? I wear both of those and I'm comfortable with them, of course Salome's strong jasmine could be interpreted as feminine.

>>15887258
Don't know about vintage mkk, modern smells positively tame, like a wet nap a girl dabbed her piss up with, or a real expensive old public hotel bathroom that is clean, but has that faint lingering smell where you know what had been done countless times in there. Kouros is civity, which is distinctly more enjoyable than hyrax Salome.

>>15887166
I just got my sample of Lita as well and at first sniff it actually reminds me more of Allegretto 7.2 than it does T Rex. Will give it a full wearing tomorrow

>>15887308
I had never heard of that one. It sounds nice. I'm now into the dry-down on Lita, or at least headed there, and it smells almost realistically pissy.

BROS

YOU CAN TEST PERFUME ON YOUR KNEES AFTER RUNNING OUT OF SPOTS ON YOUR ARMS

THIS IS A GAMECHANGER

Zoologist fragrances look like meme frags but i'm kinda tempted to try some

anyone here have experience with them?

>>15887351
I wear trousers, not shorts.

>>15887397
My pants come off pretty soon after I get home

>>15887391
Some are good but to me a lot of them are more the fantasized smells of the environment of the animal than an actual perfume. My favorite is T-Rex, it's tough to wear but I think it's very well made. It smells exactly how it should smell.
>>15887397
I'm talking about when you're in your underwear at home bb

>>15887391
They’re definitely not meme frags. It’s a very high quality house overall. Now, that’s not to say their scents are super wearable, they have some that are (like Camel, Bee, Musk Deer, etc.), but for the most part, they do “artistic” scents. Scents meant to evoke the animal in question and are meant for personal enjoyment rather than crowd pleasers. If you’re looking for something to wear day-to-day, probably not the best house. If you’re an enthusiast and want to try some very unique, high-quality niche scents, they’re very worth trying.

>>15887329
Allegretto is the “coldest” of Gardoni’s scents if that makes any sense. No real warmth or brightness, but lots of smoke, medicinal notes, and camphor. Worth trying if you’re interested in his work, but it’s near the bottom for me. I’d say my power ranking goes:

T Rex > o/e > MEM > Maai > Allegretto > Doleur!

>>15887528
Thank you for rating Doleur low. I think it's garbage. It smells bad. I don't give a fuck about the "art" of a perfume (Doleur isn't art btw) if it's trash. I love Maai though, it's in my top 5 and I own a bottle.

>>15887536
Yeah, I like intriguing scents for their own sake, but I quickly felt silly wearing it. The blood / cotton candy combination is not a pleasant one. I’d try the revamped version if I can get it as a freebie, but I’m not likely to buy a sample given how little the original worked for me.

>>15887556
I tried Doleur 2. It smells the same as the original. I didn't compare them side by side because I hate it and didn't care enough to, so I'm sure there are differences, but they're relatively minimal. I can't even fathom how depressing the life of a Basenotes fag with full bottles of both versions of Doleur would be, and I know those people exist from reading the Bogue thread. Everything else I've smelled from Gardoni has been at least decent, though. I love YY and O/E were pretty good but not enough for a bottle. I'm contemplating a bottle of MEM. I like Trex but a full bottle of that would be 3/4 full if/when I'm 90 years old.

I love 30ml's. I already have a ton of perfume and I'd rather have variety over volume.

At some point in the near future I'm going to buy at least 3 Francesca Bianchis (Lost in Heaven, The Black Knight, and Under my Skin). I'll admit that I hated that forced Francesca Bianchi posting while it was going on, and I don't want it to come back, but some of her perfumes are just great.

>>15887411
>a lot of them are more the fantasized smells of the environment of the animal than an actual perfume. My favorite is T-Rex, it's tough to wear but I think it's very well made. It smells exactly how it should smell.
I doubt the ultimate prehistoric predator spent its time in a hippie incense shop.

I cum

>>15887603
>Forced

Nah. I think we need something like that again. Maybe I’m biased because I was kind of the one that kicked it off by buying the Discovery Set but I feel like it at least gave the thread something consistently positive to talk about and it seemed pretty free from shitposting. We need something else like that again I think.

Been doing some looking over my (basic and designer only so far) collection and have noticed I don't have a bottle (or even that many samples) of woody scents. Sampled Wonderwood and Oud Noir, alongside testing that Diesel one with the black fist on paper.
where do I go from here?

>>15887685
That’s not the cum fragrance you clickbaiter

>>15887166
They’re all different but indeed share a strong DNA. It’s not like you’ll get variations on the same theme. I tried The Black Knight (and happily own a bottle), Under My Skin, The Lovers Tale, Etruscan Water, Dark Side, Angels Dust

>>15887825
Encre Noire, Guerlain Vetiver, TdH for vetivers + Escenteic Molecules for ISOE super
Tam Dao, Egoiste, Santal Majuscule for Sandalwood
OO Woodcut, Frapin Passion Boisee for Oak
Hinoki, Ormonde Man, DS Durgas for general coniferous vibe

>>15887603
Why don’t you just let people enjoy things? It happens so rarely that a bigger group likes something new.

>>15887148
Please post the hyrax copy pasta

Adam Lambert ~ Dior Homme
Alain Meunier ~ Sables (created for him by his wife,
Alan Cumming ~ Cumming
Alec Baldwin ~ Guerlain Habit Rouge
Alec Guiness ~ Guerlain Eau De Cologne Imperiale
Alex Zane - Hugo by Hugo Boss
Alexander McLean ~ CK One
Andre Agassi ~ Creed Millesime Imperial - 1/2 sample
Andy Garcia ~ Guerlain Vetiver
Antonio Banderas - Dior Eau Sauvage
Ashton Kutcher ~ John Varvatos For men

Billy Idol ~ L'ombre Dans L'eau
Britt Bardo ~ Passage D'Enfer
Bruce Willis - A*Men
Carlos Leon ~ Silver Mountain Water - 1/2 sample
Cary Grant- Acqua di Parma Colonia
Chandler Burr ~ Mugler Angel
Charlie Chaplin - Guerlain Mitsouko EDP
Chris Diamantopoulos ~ Aqua Di Parma Colonia
Clark Gable & Charles Boyer ~ Coty's Chypre EDT - 1/2 sample
Clive Owen ~ Chanel Pour Monsieur Eau De Toilette Concentree
Clint Eastwood - Green Irish Tweed - 1/2 sample
Clive Owen ~ Chanel Pour Monsieur Eau De Toilette


David Beckham ~ Creed Erolfa - 1/2 sample
David Bowie ~ Silver Mountain Water - 1/2 sample
David Niven ~ Knize 10 - 1/2 sample
Duke of York ~ Hermès Equipage
Elton John ~ Creed Royal Water - 1/2 sample
Errol Flynn - creed Cuir de Russie EDT - 1/2 sample
Frank Sinatra ~ Creed Bois Du Portugal - 1/2 sample
Freddie Mercury ~ Monsieur de Givenchy

Gary Cooper ~ Creed Epicea - 1/2 sample
George IV ~ Creed Royal English Leather - 1/2 sample
George Segal ~ Guerlain Eau De Cologne Imperiale
Georges Braque ~ Creed Bois De Cedrat - 1/2 sample
Gerard Desarthe ~ Annick Goutal Sables
Harrison Ford - Guerlain Vetiver
Hugh Jackman - L'Artisan Timbuktu

James Dean - Knize Ten - 1/2 ml
James Gandalfini ~ Creed Silver Mountain Water - 1/2 sample
Jared Leto - Ck One
Jason Lewis ~ Juicy Couture Dirty English
Jay Z ~ Creed Millesime Imperial
Jimmy Fallon ~ John Varvatos
Julian McMahon ~ YSL Kouros
Justin Timberlake ~ D&G Masculine

Karl Lagerfeld - Annick goutal Heure Exquise
Keanu Reeves ~ Helmut Lang Cuiron Pour Homme
Keith Richards - Guerlain Habit Rouge
Kevin Costner ~ Bois Du Portugal - 1/2 sample
King George & King George V~ Creed Royal English Leather (created for him) - 1/2 sample
Kirk Douglas ~ Guerlain Eau du Coq

Leonardo Di Caprio - Annick Goutal Eau d'Hadrien
Michael Copon ~ Jean Paul Gaultier
Michael Douglas - Annick Goutal Petite Cherie
Michael Howard ~ Monsieur de Givenchy
Michael Phelps - YSL L'Homme
Mick Jagger ~ Chanel's Cuir De Russie
Miou Miou ~ Creed Zeste Mandarin Pamplemousse - 1/2 sample
Ozzy Osborne ~ Czech & Speake 88

Paul Newman - Bois de Portugal, Bespoke fragrance created for him by Creed - 1/2 sample
Peter Sellers ~ Guerlain Vetiver
Peter Schultz ~ Penhaligon's Blenheim Bouquet
Philippe Noiret & Philippine Scali ~ Annick Goutal Eau D'Hadrien EDP
Pierce Brosnan ~ Millesime Imperial - 1/2 sample
Pierce Brosnan & P. Diddy ~ Green Irish Tweed - 1/2 sample
Prince Edward ~ Guerlain Heritage
Prince William ~ Annick Goutal Duel
Rick Yune ~ Le Male by Jean Paul Gaultier
Ricky Martin ~ Creed Silver Mountain Water - 1/2 sample
Robert Redford - Hermes Jardin du Nil
Ronald Reagan ~ Guerlain Eau De Cologne Imperiale aww yeah!
Ronan Keating ~ Acqua Di Parma Assoluta
Roger Moore ~ Guerlain Jicky EDT
Russell Crowe ~ Green Irish Tweed - 1/2 sample

Sean Connery - Guerlain Jicky EDP - 1/2 sample
Sean Penn ~ Creed Erolfa - 1/2 sample
Sigmund Freud ~ Creed Selection Verte - 1/2 sample
Teri Polo ~ Helmut Lang
Tom Cruise ~ Annick Goutal vetiver
Winston Churchill ~ Creed Tabarome Millesime - 1/2 sample

Who has the best taste/biggest pleb?

>>15887929
I appreciate the help, anon, will test some of these out soon enough

>>15887827
Cum fragrance actually smells fine desu

Lads which should i buy from
Profondo
Costa azzurra
Luna rossa carbon
Beau de jour
Platinum egoiste
Dior homme intense

>>15887941

>>15887943
>>15887945
>1/2 sample
What is it supposed to mean?

>>15887943
>Antonio Banderas - Dior Eau Sauvage
>Chris Diamantopoulos ~ Aqua Di Parma Colonia
>Clint Eastwood - Green Irish Tweed - 1/2 sample
>Kirk Douglas ~ Guerlain Eau du Coq
>Frank Sinatra ~ Creed Bois Du Portugal
>Paul Newman - Bois de Portugal, Bespoke fragrance created for him by Creed - 1/2 sample
Based. It reaffirms me that I have good taste. Was BdP really created for Newman?
Also funny to see Hugh Jackman wearing L'Artisan Timbuktu.

>>15885126
I've tried Tobacco Oud twice, I thought it was great

>>15887965
Thank you

NEW THREAD
>>15887978
>>15887978
>>15887978

>>15887034
Smells like taint to me

has anyone come across perfume that smells like earth after rain?

>>15888578
Yes, it's called petrichor and you can look this note up in google

>>15887943
What on earth is this autistic list?

>>15887961
>Lads which should i eat
>salad
>caviar
>burger
>filet mignon
>ahi tuna
>schnitzel
m8 it depends on your taste