/fa/ - Fashion

>>15901089
The new Fragrance Groups 101 chart

>>15901089
The fragrance flowchart for beginners.

>>15900683
That's what's great about it, dude. And real cowboys actually wear it

UK anons: have you paid any import taxes on bottles from Europe?

Behold my masterpiece, /frag/gots.

>>15901152
Saved, kek

>>15901107
>And real cowboys actually wear it
[citation needed]

A few Folios to kick off the thread.

>>15901152
Niche but based crossover
Brb deadlifting in bvlgari black

>>15901184

>>15901187

>>15901107
I recieved a bottle as a Christmas present many years ago and only used it maybe twice. It's just too feminine for my tastes.
It sat on a shelf for years before I finally ended up throwing it away since I had no use for it.
Stetson Sierra was one I really liked. It reminded me of a cheap version of Polo Crest. Unfortunately they discontinued both it and Polo Crest

What's a good sample size for perfume? I feel like 0.5ml isn't even going to be enough for me to smell it

>>15901061
I like Elephant, OG Bat, Macaque, Sloth, Panda, Koala, and some others, more or less in that order.

>>15901199
0.5-1ml does good job at telling if there is even a point in testing further. If so, I order a 5ml decant.

Anyone heard of this Australian brand Mihan Aromatics? They’re on the pricier side of the spectrum ($220 for a bottle) but I got two samples with my order: Mikado Bark and Munlark Ash. I sprayed second one and gave my gf first one to use. Hers is a smooth, almost creamy, woody scent with one of the best cinnamon note I’ve smelled and mine is dark smoky campfire smell (albeit she doesn’t like it and said that it smells like a damp basement).

>>15901200
Trex is the only good old bold Zootopian that’s left and not reformulated.

L
HOMME
INFINIMENT

>>15901296
They also apparently have a petrichor fragrance

why does this drug store trash drive women insane and make them wet? it's not even a niche that runs for $600 per 3ml

>>15901214
>decant
we get it, you're poor

>>15901388
CDNIM is alright. Profondo is the new meta for this type of scent

>>15901388
Women love sweet smells on men these days, they want men to smell how women smelled 20 years ago.

>>15901389
No I want to test a fragrance thoroughly before buying it

>>15901407
>20 years ago
Do you have any contact with actual women in your life? Virtually all of them wear sickeningly sweet scents. La Vie Est Belle and others are women's Sauvage.

>>15901388
it's shit clone
>>15901400
it's shit

>>15901400
There's nothing new about Profondo. That's just an old chestnut DNA. A slight twist on the classic AdG - the most popular fragrance on earth. Ppl at Armani realized that they don't have anything new to offer to compete with Diors, Chanels etc so they beat the same old horse.

>>15901465
>Virtually all of them wear sickeningly sweet scents.

Maybe where you live.

>>15901477
Yes, in Western Europe. I don't care how it looks in India or Pakistan friend.

>>15901490
Eros and other feminine sweet scents like Layton should work for you there though

>>15901477
Where do you live anon? Here every thotie wears LVEB

>>15901504
My sis wears Play it Rock, I've been telling her for months to get Hypnose since the playboy has been discontinued for some time and is getting scarce.
At least my mum appreciates my taste in frags. Got her a decant of Black Orchid & Floriental, as well as bottles of Flowerbomb and My Burberry EDP.
Sure beats smelling a vanilla bomb most mornings when she goes to work

Thoughts on picrel? I need something to get me through the summer.

>>15901513
The best warm weather Amouage. If you want some more designery mint from them then try their new release Enclave

>>15901470
maybe i'm missing something but chanel and dior released 1 new mens fragrance line in the last 15 years or so. armani releases a ton of flankers for code and adg but also quite a lot of new things, more than dior or chanel. Also, ADG Profumo is viewed as a new fragrance really. They're smart, they know what they have with the ADG DNA, any company would do the same.

>>15901513
I didnt like it too much desu, got a mossy sweet drydown which put me off

I'm finally thru the FM sample set, took me a while.
They were all good imo, but few were expectional.
My favorites were MR, LPDT, IP and quite snce were these FL, VE, GPM, EM, BC, POAL
Imma buy decants of MR and LPDT probably but a bottle for full price is ridiculous for what you get in my humble opinion.

Wearing Fahrenheit after some time. Whilst I appreciate the petrol and slight spiciness I get out of it, it's too powerful. Something (Iso E Super maybe?) is giving me a borderline headache everytime I raise my arm up to smell it.

best frag to get white cuties in a university town?

no SEXcore pls

>>15901782
Unironically this, but you won't believe me

>>15901754
Can you please use full names instead of abbreviations? I’ve just finished my work and don’t want to solve a bloody puzzle to figure out which ones you’re talking about

>>15901782

>>15901400
Is it anything like profumo? Original adg is too generic for me and profumo makes me want to puke.

>>15901817
Based advice if you ask me

I need one winter fragrance and one summer one.
I like that masculine smell for winter and citrus/vanilla for summer.
Should I buy samples or just take a risk?
Recommendations?

>>15901816
Favs: musc ravageur, le parfum de theres and iris pudre
sncie: french lover, vetiver extraordinaire, geranium pour monsieur, eau magnolia, bigaradee concentree, portrait of a lady

>>15901900
Glad you liked Therese. I’m one of two people here that adores it (to my knowledge).

>>15901467
>>15901470
Actually dont even give a fuck anymore, faggot hipsters. I’ll wear L’Homme Infiniment, Terre d’Prosecutor, Drakkar, Aqua Quorum, Profondo, Kouros, and Yatagan and enjoy my life. Hot take, Profondo smells better than any Slumberhouse or Zootopian memeshit. Stay mad oomers

>>15901857
Vanilla is usually not very good for summer. You usually only wear them on some light orientals like Layton and only at night at that. Citrus you are going to have things like dior homme colgone, ferrari bright neroli, bulgari wood neroli, original adg and that one d&g tangerine frag. Also, check out frapin l’humaniste, prada l’homme l’eau and amouage reflection man for summer. They aren’t citrusy, but still interesting takes for the season.

>>15901938
Squid is better than profondo any day of the week. Slumberhouse is trash, though, I agree.

>>15901941
Thanks bro. Recommended winter ones?

>>15901946
Sure, but I forgot to mention Aventus/Aventus Cologne for summer. A lot of people hate them, specially the cologne, but I think they are good frags. Maybe get clones instead of the real thing if money is a concern, though. They are quite expensive and the company is trash.
By "masculine" I assume you mean those woody aromatic fougeres with a ton of oakmoss that were popular last century like Polo Green, Aspen and the likes. They are still decent (maybe not so much aspen), but there is also davidoff zino, its clone, Tom Ford Italian Cypress, TF Beau de Jour, Dior Eau Sauvage line and Invasion Barbare for a more exotic, powdery take on this archetype. I am not particularly into fougeres, and I only own Invasion Barbare and Polo Green, so maybe other people can improve on my suggestions.
If you feel like exploring, there is prada amber pour homme for a soapy powdery floral fragrance (similar to l'homme in many aspects) alongside most of the amouage line. If you want to go oriental, L'Air du Desert Marrocain by Tauer is a classic amber+coriander seed fragrance that I really enjoy.
For sweet, mostly oriental, frags, check out feve delicieuse/tonka imperial (almost identical tonka bean frags from dior and guerlain, respectively), Serge Lutens Ambre Sultan, Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille, Zadig & Voltaire This is him and Parfums de Marly Layton. Who knows, you may like them.
And buying decants or going for testers before commiting to a bottle is usually a good idea for saving money and space.

>>15901465
Yes, that's sad. I've never encountered a woman wearing a good chypre, floral, or any minimally complex fragrance. Many masterpieces are available to women and they only want to wear celebrity slutty vanilla and cheap ethyl-maltol perfumes.

>>15901916
Yeah, me too. Imo the most underrated FM.

>>15901817
>A perfume should be right for the man, not for the job.
I've never read something so succinctly summing up everything that is wrong with coomers mindset.

>>15901938
You seem to go out of your way to announce this an awful lot for someone who doesn’t give a fuck.

>>15902265
This is my first time posting here in almost a year lol fuckin samplesperg

>>15901938
Hope you're self-aware enough to see that for everyone outside this thread you're a faggot fragrance hipster too with all of these carefully picked choices. Also no need to announce your departure - it's not an airport.

Thoughts on amouage jubilation xxv?

Guys, my gf got me these for my birthday are they any good? I don't know anything about perfumes.

>>15902287
Yes.

>>15902303
Left, absolutely. Right, no, But also Sauvage is one of the biggest selling in the world so maybe you'll like it. Not that its popularity is due to its quality.

Maybe she's just telling you you fucking stink.

>>15901938
You seem to care awfully a lot

>>15902291
one of the more interesting ones from amouage, really nice
if you are into chypres you should def give it a try

>>15902311
The new Homme Intense is good? I thought it was changed so much it was basically a new fragrance?

>>15902331
Dior Homme is completely different to how it used to be. Dior Homme Intense isn't.

scent of the evening
penhaligons-the tragedy of lord george
really like the boozy, soapy vibe of it, seems quite comfy

Scent of the evening for me is Rien Intense Incense. I still fucking hate this.

>>15902332
Ah, thanks.

Really want to get an androgynous scent. Would this be a good place to start?
https://www.luckyscent.com/product/322202/essential-13-sample-pack-unisex-by-luckyscent-sample-packs

Have no clue where to start...

I like the Luca Turin pieces posted here, so I guess his recommendations are good. What are some of his favorites for me to sample? Pls nothing too floral/sweet, I can't wear anything that reminds me of my aunt

>>15902372
Nicolai New York Intense
YSL Kouros

>>15902365
Sel Marin smells like realistic ocean water, it's unisex but not a femboy frag. Have you tried Versace Eros?

>>15902376
Love kouros, and nyi is on the list already but thanks. Was thinking about his more unknown tips

>>15902378
I have not. What does that one smell like?

>>15902372
All Turins 5/5 stars:
>The 2008-2018 Perfume Guide
XI L’Heure Perdue, Alaïa, Au Coeur du Désert, Azemour les Orangers, Castaña, Club Design, Le Cri de la Lumière, Eau Parfumée au Thé Noir, Fate Woman, Iris Nazarena, Jasmins Marzipane, Korrigan, Le Mat, Mem, Miyako, Narciso, New York Intense, Nuit Magnétique, Twilly d’Hermès
>The -2008 Perfume Guide
Rue Cambon % Love ; L’Air du Désert Marocain ; Amouage Gold ; Angel ; Après l’Ondée ; Aromatics Elixir ; Azurée ; Azzaro pour Homme ; Badgley Mischka ; Bandit ; Beyond Paradise ; Beyond Paradise Men ; Black ; Bois de Violette ; Bois des Îles ; Calandre ; Calyx ; Ça Sent Beau ; Chamade ; Chinatown ; Cool Water ; Cristalle ; Cuir de Russie ; Derby ; Diorella ; Dior Homme ; Dune ; Dzing! ; Eau de Guerlain ; Eau Sauvage ; Enlèvement au Sérail ; Envy ; Le Feu d’Issey ; Fracas ; Givenchy III ; Grey Flannel ; Habit Rouge ; L’Heure Bleue ; Insensé ; Invasion Barbare ; Iris Silver Mist ; Jicky ; Joy parfum ; Knowing ; Kouros ; Lavender ; Lolita Limpicka ; Loulou ; Missoni ; Mitsouko ; MoslBuddJewChristHinDao ; La Myrrhe ; Nahéma ; New York ; No. eau de toilette ; No. parfum ; Odalisque ; Opium ; Or Black ; Ormonde Man ; Ormonde Woman ; Osmanthe Yunnan ; Patchouli ; Pleasures ; Poison ; Pour Monsieur ; Pour un Homme ; Private Collection ; Promesse de l’Aube ; Rive Gauche ; Rush ; Sarrasins ; Scent (Theo Fennell) ; Sécrétions Magnifiques ; S-eX ; Shalimar ; Le Temps d’une Fête ; Timbuktu ; Tocade ; Tommy Girl ; Le Troisième Homme ; Vanilia ; Vol de Nuit ; White Linen ; Yatagan ; Yohji Homme

>>15902452
How many have you tried anons? For me:
>The 2008-2018 Perfume Guide
Alaïa, Au Coeur du Désert, Azemour les Orangers, Castaña, Club Design, Eau Parfumée au Thé Noir, Korrigan, Le Mat, Miyako, Narciso, New York Intense, Twilly d’Hermès
12/18
>The -2008 Perfume Guide
L’Air du Désert Marocain ; Amouage Gold ; Azzaro pour Homme ; Bandit ; Black ; Cool Water ; Dior Homme ; Eau Sauvage ; Grey Flannel ; Habit Rouge ; Invasion Barbare ; Jicky ; Kouros ; Mitsouko ; No. eau de toilett ; Opium ; Ormonde Man ; Pour Monsieur ; Pour un Homme ; Rive Gauche ; Sarrasins ; Sécrétions Magnifiques ; Shalimar ; Timbuktu ; Le Troisième Homme ; Yatagan ; Yohji Homme
27/94

This is going to be my staple of eight. I have other stuff but this is THE rotation from now on. The old rotation was mainly versace. Also I keep all of these in their boxes, if the whole UV light thing is bullshit let me know, maybe it doesn't matter. Youtubers with thousands of bottles seem to not give a fuck and keep their lights on them.

>Halloween Man X
A coffee version of versace eros, I have a bottle of flame, I had OG eros. After going side by side I ultimately prefer this for that coffee element and just a slightly different vibe.
>Versace L'homme
this is coming in from my old rotation, I have a new one in box for when I go through this. Luxurious and bright. Kind of reminds me of going into the back of an old car where sun has been baking the leather. Very loud and suffocating in a good way, stays with you.
>Drakkar Noir
I know reformulations have not been kind to it, and I wasn't blown back or impressed at first. This is waaaaay more subdued and chill then people would have you believe, I go heavy on the sprays. Just a relaxing kind of mild shaving cream type of vibe, also I don't get a dated feeling from this at all.
>Open Black
heavy tobacco soap, power, does not smell like its 12 dollars, get this, really good
>fahrenheit EDT
I don't know if I go noseblind to it or what, I probably do. love it when I actually smell it. I plan on wearing this in summer because I want to get choked out by it and have it burn through the air
>CDMI
I get the adventus hype, it's cool, very versatile I can see myself drenching in this come summer
>st.barts
It smells like this delicious lime, like a corona with sand in it. Gotta be 394 degrees to get the most out of it but this is so safe in a good way if you want more tropical and less blue fragrance for summer
>Chameleon
When summer comes I will buy a full bottle. This smells like what I imagine a brazilian whore smells like, either she massages and jerks you off with this or she smells like it, so good, intoxicating

i've been browsing /x/ the past few evenings whilst having a few beers and listening to Electric Wizard.
Going to start looking up more occult stuff on youtube and elsewhere.
I'm guessing i'd need a dark, incense heavy frag to fully larp, right?

>>15902573
I’m wearing Rien Intense Incense and I fucking hate it. But maybe you’d like it.

So is Gravitas worth buying or what

>>15902303
I have Sauvage EDT and I really like it. Don't know about DHI but I've heard it was really good.

>>15901817
I find it strange that he puts Jicky in that 1st category, many people describe off notes in it, animalic and the like, I'd have bet he'd put it on that 2nd category. Same with eau d'Hermes on the 2nd. Perhaps I missed the point of the classification and missed the idea, altough the 3rd category is very clear with Kouros in it.

>>15901938
Factual and based.

>>15901200
I love T Rex, Squid, Hummingbird, Hyrax, Civet, OG Dodo and Bee. Haven’t tried any of the newbies that have come out since Bee, so those may be good too. Really though which ones you like will be completely subjective, the scents are all pretty unique and worth trying. Except Panda. Fuck Panda.

>>15902303
first off based choices by your gf. the losers love to shit on anything sauvage on here but what matters is that your gf likes how they smell and wants you to wear them

>>15901817
Turin is a master at shitposting. Says that guys shouldn't be wearing Kouros, but promotes Twilly d'Hermès as a 5/5 masculine.

>>15901767
what year batch do you have? I don't find it powerful at all, honestly I find mine a lil weak. then again I can only compare it with kouros, versace l'homme and bvulgari black which I use as a room scent so maybe my nose is overstimulated

>>15902542
yo I'm asking you too >>15903005

I've had like 20 different frags now and I think I'm gonna reduce my shelf to just D&G The One for winter, Hugo Reverse for summer and gym and Sauvage EDT for clubbing.
Don't really need anything else

>>15903005
also
>then again I can only compare it with kouros, versace l'homme and bvulgari black
I forgot lapidus ph lol

>>15903020
uuuhhh there is the number 23 on the glass, and on the sticker I have 75008. It's either very weak or very easy to go nose blind to. L'homme is way stronger

>>15901089
you lot smell like a department store

>>15902303
Pretty good.

Dior homme can be your more formal frag, and sauvage can be your more casual frag.

However, you have them, spray some on your wrists, and see how you feel.

>>15901938
Redpill me on aqua quorum. Regular quorum is based

anyone try Jules yet?

Anyone know any frags with an incense vibe? I like the kind of smoky, watery and woody feel of incense, but I don't want to smell like I work in a monastery.

>>15903232
https://everfumed.com/best-incense-perfumes/

>>15903232
Ma Nishtana is great but it's sorta churchy. CDG 2 Man is a solid masculine perfume with incense though, I'd check that one out. Also Encre Noire Extreme.

Musc Ravageur is the only perfume I own that smells very different from the atomizer compared to how it smells when you wear it. It's really confusing to me.

>>15903320
In a previous thread, someone said it smells like ballsack. How true is that? There were other ballsacky recommendations but I forgot to take note

>>15903329
No, it isn't very animalic to me at all. It's great though.

Does Amouage have bots pumping the Fragrantica reviews of Overture Man? It has a 4.7 at 500 votes, and as you can see in this pic people overwhelmingly rate it as a great value, even though it costs minimum 300 dollars. I'm not sure if I like it or not, the animalic note in it can be kinda gross sometimes.

>>15903329
I wore Kouros one time and my mother loved it. Said it smelled fresh. Wore it another day. She said I smelled like an old man. What happened

>>15903339
Amouage sucks anyway

>>15903345
Your mom hates you

>>15903352
You're either judging Amouage off of shit like Fate, Myths, Imitation, or you have terrible taste. One of the two.

I bought a decant of aventus and I can’t stop smelling it. If I want to buy a full bottle should I just go direct or is it pretty safe to buy it from a site like fragrancenet?

>>15903488
You shouldn't buy Aventus. Order samples of some of Parfums Vintage's clones of Aventus to see which one you like. Their clones are cheaper and better than 2020 Aventus. For future reference, though, Fragrancenet and FragranceX carry authentic perfumes.

>>15903524
Interesting, I’ll check it out thanks

It's crazy how much Prada L'homme mogs my collection.
I own 11 other bottles, most niche, and wear L'homme twice as much as all of them combined. It's just that good.

Thoughts on Y by YSL?

I have $100 to spend on a bottle of fragrance. What should I get?

>>15903656
>>15903655

>>15903655
Teenager fragrance

>look up one fragrance on FragranceNet
>get 20 emails about discounts

starting to hate this site. I've unsubscribed like 10 times

>>15903683
Pretty sure you can take legal action if you have unsubscribed from their servir and they still harass you.

>>15903647
It is extremely safe, versatile and useable while standing apart from what other people use. It really is quite good for daily use.

>>15903655
Y Live is a good name but the entire line is quite mediocre.
>>15903524
I agree. I haven’t been up to date with the latest news on the frag world, but afaic creed is the only company I actively recommend getting clones over their actual frags.
>>15903345
Kouros is a very dynamic fragrance that changes a lot through its drydown.

>>15902452
Wow thanks!

>>15902386
It's sweet and fresh and an absolute monster in projection

>>15903666
What’s the adult version Satan?

>>15903647
I love it too, it's thankfully not another blue frag but fresh and versatile. Also great performance for being such a clean scent

>>15903339
Wouldn’t be surprised at all. What about their newest four releases? Is it the same?

>>15903329
I think the conclusion was that sadly no one has yet mastered to emulate that gorgeous smell. I hope some niche house is on to it, I'd sample it in a heartbeat

Wearing 18 sprays of Hinoki, 14 sprays on the clavicles and chest away from the nose, the rest are on the shetland sweater. That shit is a joke, very underwhelming. It lasts up to 8 hours like that though.

>>15903656
a 30ml of New York Intense and some nice wool socks to keep your toes warm in the cold

Smelled the Encre Noir line, and what the fuck. Is this a meme or what? Smells like someone who really wants other people to not like him.

>>15904024
that's a good start. now you know fragrance discovery should be a personal "journey".

>>15904024
Only the opening is crazy, after that it's just a pleasant fresh smell, like xylit gum. Even my mother liked it, and she thought Eros to be weird.

>>15904024
Go buy Sauvage, retard.

>>15904016
God I'm tired of New York Intense being posted non-stop. Is it just because Luca Turin gave it 5 stars? The citrus, oakmoss, and lavender combo in it is very unpleasant to me.

Just sampled Gucci guilty absolute. Why are the greatest frags the ones that don't even smell "good"? Like adg profumo smells super pleasant, but I have no urge to wear it. Guilty absolut is like being slapped by an expensive leather glove, it's so strict and dominant yet I'm already thinking about buying it.

>>15902860
>>15902993
He has many opinions some excellent some not really my thing. But at least he has some, unlike 99% of fragrance community, and can present them in an entertaining and insightful way.
>Twilly d'Hermès as a 5/5 masculine
He didn't rate it as a 5/5 masculine. He just rated it as 5/5. 50% of frags in Sanchez-Turin book are femine scents..

>>15902542
Thanks for these mini-reviews anon

>>15902595
A youtuber's brand. Answer yourself.
>>15902303
It seems that she basically asked the Sales Assistant what are the bestsellers and bought them.
>>15902942
I bet you let your girlfriend dress yourself, too

>>15903023
>>15902843
>>15902942
>>15903154
>>15904061
>recommending Sauvage in 2020+1 unironically
why we started this year with so many newfaggots on board?

>>15902378
>Eros
This might be a good recommendation for a femboy.

>>15903232
Have you tried google? Also see >>15901095
>>15903971
Based chad miasma (and Hinoki wearer)

>>15904076
Yeah, but smelly has an interesting taste so it could be different than the typical aqua di youtube

>>15904063
I get what you mean, that's not really a fragrance for teenagers or people in their early 20s who are still mentally in their teens. Nothing wrong about it. Just enjoy Sauvage or Eros or whatever while you can. They'll be cringy to wear once you're 25+.

>>15904079
I'm hoping they're like New Year's resolutioners at the gym and will slowly go after they've gotten bored of using the Jeremy tier shit they got gifted for christmas

>>15904063
I want to sample it because I like animalic/masculine notes, how prominent is the civet in it?

>>15904094
Not noticeable at all. Look up Wafts from the Loft video on it. They discussed it quite thoroughly for 20 minutes or so.

>>15904076
>>15904090
how is a youtuber different from an entrepreneur/creative director that starts a niche house, generally speaking? it's not like they make the fragrances themselves, they hire perfumers.

SOTD: Helmut Lang EdC. It smells like pic related.

>>15904101
Generally speaking youtubers are being reduced solely to marketing tools to shill out fragrances created for them by some shady perfume making company. Their creative input is reduced to making videos how good and unique these are to make money on them. Virtually all perfumes are made by perfumers, I don't get your point. That's why while I think that Jeremy is full of shit I at least respect he has skin in the game and went an extra mile to find a perfumer and probably actually discuss with him what he wants. With others I bet they just receive 10 samples from some company - pick 5 out of these that they like and have a call or two about making a marketing pitch for every of these 5. Then relentlessly record videos about '''''''their'''''' new perfume line.

>>15904096
Thanks then. I'm getting the impression Turin really likes super classy scents, without too many edges. At least I'm getting this impression after trying eau savage and Azzaro ph

>>15903655
It's a nothingy clean fragrance but girls really like it, to the extent that I'm probably going to buy it

I genuinely can not understand why everyone in the """fragrance community""" claims Aventus and it's clones are panty droppers
This shit smells horrible in the opening and bland afterwards, women either don't care about it or dislike it. Sauvage, The one, eros, sure but why I'm convinced the whole Aventus circlejerk is just some giant PR campaign by creed

>>15904103
fuck this has been on my to-try list for so long, but i can't seem to sample it locally. is it worth blind-buying?

Guyz... guyz... a new Papillon is out

>>15904153
We talked about this already in the last thread
>You're looking into a wrong place to improve then. Fragrance will give you a very marginal edge at this mate. Get a gym membership, improve your style and grooming habits but foremostly develop some personality. You're exactly the reason why Jeremy got so popular - his channel is entirely built upon a promise of getting laid simply by buying something that he gives to to young guys struggling with women. That's also the reason behind Aventus success - years of internet rumors on the grapevine about how well received by women it is and lying about compliments that started on some PUA forums decades ago (btw it was the same with Escentric Molecules - it was claimed to be a 'getting laid pheromone'). No fragrance alone will get you laid.

>>15904167
Yeah your pasta is right about that, I'm just wondering why Aventus out of all fragrances was the one to be hyped up like that. It's only fragrance enthusiasts that associate that frag with sexyness
I assume it's because redditors wanted a frag that would >get them women, while still being able to feel superior to Sauvage plebs

>>15904189
women generally like it better after they hear the price tag hehe

objectively it's a good fragrance. i read about fragrance online for about 2 years and the general consensus lately is that men like it more than women. it's like the reverse invictus.

>>15904153
I'm wondering this too actually, as when I smelled Aventus, it really did not smell pleasant.

I realize everyone perceives smells differently, but if it was polarizing enough on me (a guy who likes designer/mass appealing stuff so I'm pretty sure I fall closer to the middle of the bell curve regarding scent preference) how in the hell did it get so popular?

>sidebar
I actually don't think fragrance makes any kind of impression to those around you as if it does project beyond your personal space it often does so in an obtrusive manner.

>>15904092
You're an idiot. I have much more challenging perfumes in my collection. I'm wearing Kouros today. It's just that New York Intense is an unpleasant smell to me.

>>15904207
believe it or not, it seems there was nothing quite like aventus when it came out. the fragrance DNA I mean. At least from what I know. But don't know the full story, maybe some who were in the fragcom ten years ago can chime in.

>>15904205
>women generally like it better after they hear the price tag hehe
I legit believe it's one of the factors.

>>15904216
Modern Kouros is not challenging at all fren. My ex-gf wre telling me that I smell snice almost every time I was wearing it.

>>15904238
I heard Millton Lloyd the silver man is exactly like the original 80s kouros, anyone smelled it yet?

>>15904238
My bottle is from 1988 dumbshit

>>15902378
Also looking for femboy recs. Would prefer something not fruity or too sweet tho. Maybe an oriental?

>>15904332
I tested Sana jardins tiger by her side. It was an oriental powerhouse, but too feminine for me. It was high quality, floral and incense. Maybe get her discovery set?

What are you guys buying with your GME money?

>>15904383
>the bitcoin ATH buyer now bought GME

>>15903666
Can’t believe that Jeremy thinks it’s a teenager fragrance. That’s just retarded.

>>15903717
>mediocre
Snob detected.

>>15904079
Enjoy your meme fragrances, faggot.

>>15904189
Women don’t give a fuck about fragrance. They just want a guy that has money and that smells clean and is in shape. Stop spending hundreds of dollars on colognes that don’t matter. You’re focusing on the wrong shit.

>>15904410
>Stop spending hundreds of dollars on colognes
You have definitely wandered into the wrong thread

I know /frag/ is about unique smells and the artistry behind thinking outside of the box (case in point Zootopia) but is there anything inhernently wrong with enjoying being a member of this thread and simply wanting to smell clean and fresh?
Don't get me wrong I like ESP 2017 and Oud Wood etc when I'm at home but there's something refreshing about soapy, citrusy, linen scents that are timeless like Mugler, Acqua di Parma, Lacoste Blanc, Reflection man and so on.
Am I a turbo pleb?

>>15904435
No, good soapy clean fragrances are great. But that is something else than scents that straight up smell like cheap deodorant

>>15904418
No I haven’t. You idiots buy niche shit that costs hundreds per bottle.

>>15904461
Maybe we buy it because we like not because women are supposed to give a fuck about it? Have you considered such a possibility coomer?

>>15904466
How am I a coomer, you fucking autist?

>>15904435
No, absolutely nothing wrong with it.

>>15904435
If you will buy Exit the King than no, you’re not a pleb. The “timelessness” of the stuff you named is questionable though.

>>15904466
Use proper punctuation, you ESL ass bitch.

>>15904472
Wrong. English is not even my second language. And how many do you know idiot?

>>15904435
Nothing wrong about it, it think those are a little inhuman tho
>>15904461
And?

>>15904471
I just mean the genre in general

>>15903717
Why do you recommend buying creed clones?

>>15904153
I love the smell of aventus, it’s also one of the few colognes where I’ve worn it and noticed a reaction from women in real life.

>at target buying some things
>wearing aventus
>looking at soaps
>some qt in athletic wear lingering around me
>this never really happens, most girls are incredibly stand-offish in public
>ask her if she has a suggestion
>start talking from there

But that’s just my personal experience

>>15904079
I don’t know either. Sauvage is kind of jank, desu. I occasionally get compliments on the frags I’m wearing but never with that line. Edt and the cool spray literally smell like axe bodyspray to me. Edp is the best of them all but I still rarely use it because it is too intense without a lot going on. Parfum is just a lame traditional fougere.
I think its fame is 100% marketing+focus group testing and these fool are just repeating what the agencies told them to like.

>>15904461
And I have hundreds I can afford to drop on esoteric things like frags. Why shouldn’t I buy stuff I like?

>>15904221
Chypres go way back. I guess it was the first to couple the traditional fruity+mild woody base with the ambroxan/ambergris (did it ever use natural ambergris, really?) smokey note.

>>15904486
Not the guy you responded to but Creed has dropped the quality of their perfumes to maximize profits, and clones are better now.

>>15904405
It’s just not that great.

>>15904526
It’s good enough

There's a perfume store near me that carries the house in OP's pic. I'm excited to go smell them. I'm a sucker for nice bottles and a few of the perfumes sound good too, like Tao Tao Tao.

>>15904486
Basically what >>15904525 said. The clones are likely to give you a very similar experience to the real thing and, in some cases, may even be more competent than Creed in giving you “real” aventus because of retarded batch variation that makes buying their frags a russian roulette. There is also the fact that Creed refuses to name the actual perfumers of their products, completely stripping them from the prestige and results from their work while claiming or at least inferring that Olivier and Erwin Creed “created” the fragrances (they did not). There is also price gouging, fake history, bad customer support, lies about the composition of the frags, etc...
Overall a shitty company that happens to hire good perfumers which they don’t name or probably pay well, just buy the cheapest, most convincing clone you find and be done with it.

>>15904536
$20 cool water is good enough. Even better, depending on the occasion, I would say.

>>15904541
Reminds me of pr

Pretty well-written review by new papillon http://takeonethingoff.com/blog/2021/01/25/spell-125-by-papillon-artisan-perfumes-love-in-the-time-of-covid/

Will for sure check this out when it arrives.
sotd is wonderwood, switching to probably amber cologne soon tho >:)

>>15904564
Redpill me on papillon. Never had any from the line.

>>15904564
cant wait to receive my bottle of amber cologne, dmitry shipped it out last week, hopefully customs wont fuck me over tho
It's also sad thats paillon samples arent available outside of uk atm

>>15904552
I’ve never tried it

>>15904583
Very good, not super aquatic and more fougere, fresh masculine. Sadly it doesn't last

>>15904600
Lasts 6 hours on me. Not terrible for freshies.

>>15904600
>>15904608
I don’t need any more fragrances atm

Holy shit, Santal Galore its probably the most exotic scent i sniffed. So good. So maysore sandalwood smells like that? Any exotic scents raccomandations guys? I never tryed Serge lutens, its worth? Keep in mind that i have an high taste, and i dont ball for bs like Amouage, Andy Tauer etc.

>>15904646
Serge Lutens is pretty entry-level niche.

>>15904024
Its good smelling, but simple. Its literal just vetiver. U get what u pay for. Its overrated because there are more pooors then rich in this world

how did i do, anons?

>>15904651
Unfortunate. Guess i will dislike him. Im fond of deep scents, dirty, animalic, multidimensional

>>15904655
Very well indeed.

>>15904655
Amouage its a scam. Interlude man smells harsh and cheap. But its quite unique and powerful, but not worthy. Reflection man its a total mess. Its powedery sugary flower super cheap smelling and soft

I never tryed CdG, they seems overall pretty based but overpriced

Dyptique its a scam, i tryed Philoskos (just simple boring fig, cheap) and tam dao (cheap only cypress)

>>15904666
Do not listen to this noselet.

>>15904677
>>15904659
I MUST COOMSOOOM COOOOMMMMSOOOMM HARDDDEEERRRRHHHH

>>15904549
Aventus and Green Irish Tweed are one of my favs. Silver Mountain Water, although a nice idea (metallic citrus) its falls cheap, harsh, and soft. Id love a more metallic avant guard crazy exotic verison of it

>>15904471
I agree with you. Exit the King is the most important (post-modern) chypre released in last few years.

>>15904515
If u are rich, give me money. In change, i give u raccomandations of nice frags

>>15904572
>It's also sad thats paillon samples arent available outside of uk atm
What the fuck, Isn't Papillon a British house?

>>15904655
Very snice.
>>15904666
Nice numbers but that's a retarded take.

>>15904702
No, its not retarded. During my fragrance rabbit hole journey, i sampled a vast of frags, ranging from the most designerish to the most nicheish, tryng to capture the origin of quality, of uniqueness, trying to capture whats going on mind of the houses, from the biggest to the one man artisanal. My observation are pure, and of course drived im searching of the most exquisite smell

>>15904726
Also, why i can safely judge an entire house even if i just tryed 2 or 3 of their works? Because every house has its style of ingredients, and usually a common base too. Amouage style its harsh chemicals, simple but powerful. It can be acceptable (if u not implying cost) like interlude, to the absolute mess like lyric man (its a soapy rose, it can be good for someones...)

>>15904726
You are going to end up buying £5000 barnyard oud fragrances. You have been warned.

received my first compliment on fragrance ever today
was in a bakery this morning and the girl working there was like "which one of you has the good smell?"
I said "me"
and she kept saying "oh my god it smells so good, it's really nice"
she smelled it through her mask, 10 feet away
it was Naxos

>>15904726
>>15904729
No hard feelings bro. Maybe I shouldn't phrase it this way. I just don't think Interlude smells cheap or harsh. All points of view are welcomed here and thanks for your posts.

>>15904729
Also, i think i came to the conclusion that the best fragrance must be an exotic one. With simple combo of notes, maybe 3 to 5, and natural smelling and not harsh. It can be metallic or syntetich alien notes, but on the nostrils must be enter gently, not harsh. Also no need to be ginius. Just keep tryng chaotically, until u found a nice combo o notes. Why i think like that? Because for example, i tryed Dior Eau Sauvage and it seemed to me very simple and boring, although it was created by the "ginius" rodmund kfjsskndska

>>15904730
Lmao. I like cambodian oud, and so i buyed "dehn oud cambodi". At the and was pure fecal indian oud scam

>>15904733
Xerjoff is nuclear-tier. A nuclear chemical mess, but still.

>>15904733
So even 4chan has the retard compliments posts? With added name of the fragrance in question ad caos? Can we differentiate from plebbit buy making some nice deep frag discussion guys?

>>15904752
can you fuck off, faggot?
this is you

>>15904696
But I already have better taste than you. I know this because you type like a pajeet.

>>15904741
I was going to say secretions magnifique until this line
>and natural smelling and not harsh
>>15904747
Check out frederic malle the night videos and watch the cope.

>>15904737
Ok bro, sorry im impulsive. Btw, you dont think interlude man its harsh cheap because u don't tryed anything better. amouage its an house, with the mentality of making bold arabian ingredients style of perfumes (that are cheap) to the west market. So its recycled. No art, no originality from them

>>15904756
Nope. This is your face tryng to get womans by fragrances. Im a 9/10 man, and i lucky to lurke this hobby just for the sake of smell. As i said, return to plebbit hole when u can gater with more incels then there

>>15904756
Kek, this guy is pathetic. At one week he was making gay jokes at nipples man that scarred him for life and at the next week he was making a video about how homophobic fragcomm is and how homossexuals are the true backbone of the industry (they are not)

>>15904760
I never tryed Frederic Malle, but their frags seems of fine taste and good quality. Im right or its just another scam and no originality? Keep in mind that i think for ex, that MFK its very good, unique and fine taste (at least some of. Oud line was flat)

>>15904779
Im antilgbt. You say that the industry (and i guess the fashion industry too) its not gay?

>>15904784
The point is that the guy was talking about yves saint laurent, Christian dior, jp gaultier and thierry mugler like they were the noses behind the products of their lines, when in fact most perfumists are straight men or women.
>>15904780
Never had any FM myself, but people seem to enjoy it. As for MFK, I have only had baccarat rouge and I think it is ok.

>>15904780
Frederic Malle is basically telling some incredible perfumers “Here is a load of money and materials, make what you want”. Although I find their fragrances a little more restrained than that artistic freedom might suggest, they are still excellent.

>>15904769
wanna try that again, this time in English, chief?

What do I wear for job interview? I feel like i don't have anything that suits this occasion yet: La nuit de l'homme, l'homme ideal, encre noire, minotaure, terre d'hermes.

>>15904763
Mate, fragrantica tells me that I smelled about 2000 fragrances at this point. About 70% of that was niche.

>>15904655
solid picks

>>15904699
yeah but brexit apparently made a mess

>>15904780
FM makes good scents, but nothing extraordinary imo, mfk quite similar, overall good but never smelt a 10/10 frag from it

>>15904810
Out of those? Tdh.

>>15904805
I like exotic. So maybe i try musc ravageur. But for ex, vetiver extraordinare, how it is? I think guerlein vetiver its a solid combo of vetiver and cloves, very good, but nothing to write home about for example.

>>15904798
The guys said "the backbone of the industry" so i imagine was not referring to the nose soldiers, but to the production officials

>>15904752
you sound mad

Why the fuck is this obvious Pajeet here posting like he knows shit? Fuck off until you can type properly and not have shit opinions.

ordered LT folio columns
while I'm waiting for it to arrive, can you pls post some of these again based columnanon

>>15904868
this

>>15904875
Sure

>>15904898

>>15904903

>>15904868
Why you think i have shit taste? Argument, instead of flaming like a retard

>>15904894
Now i shoul feel fear or what? Only because i have unpopular opinions u see me as a danger to your little fag club?

Frens, what fragrance is most similar to La Nuit De L'homme or The One but actually has good longevity? Thanks.

IPCSA its worth it? What they study? Its difficult like ingeneering or its cool?

>>15904934
You too, return to plebbit

>>15904866
I know more lenguages then you. U are a little piece of maggot for me. U count zero. U are literal shit to me.

>>15904868
agreed, what an embarrassing series of posts

got my first samples of 2021, some I've smelled before and some new. currently wearing musk khabib on one hand, jubilation on the other.

Is wearing fragrance actually a normal thing to do where you live?
Where I live literally no one ever wears frags outside of clubs except maybe some women.
You would be looked at as a homosexual for wearing any kind of scent that's not obviously Axe or a literal shower gel
I live in buttfuck nowhere rural europe though

>>15904942
Jubiliation its just oppoponax EO LOL. I MUST COOOMSOOOOOM COOOOOMMMSOOOOOOMM HARDERRRRHHH

>>15904948
Ok i give up. This is literaly reddit 2.0

Bye guys

>>15904948
I live in a town in England that's surrounded by fields with bigger towns either side. A night out here is pretty dead. Nobody here wears fragrance except the young lads doused in Sauvage or old women on the hunt for some dick. The divorced dads are out in force too, smart/casual types who want to get with the women that want dick, but the women want younger men for some excitement.

If I go to the towns beyond the fields it's a slightly more upmarket affair, but perfume is still rare. Sauvage still dominates, but there's more chance of smelling something less shitty in certain places because there are more upmarket, sophisticated places instead of just a Wetherspoons.

I just smell a bunch of vanilla, did I get a bunk decant?

>>15904989
who knows, but a bunch of vanilla sounds like it. it's citrus and vanilla, if you need to describe it in two words. it's tonka bean actually but that's like vanilla.

>>15904958
Thanks for wasting 5 min of my life.

Oh god, i just want intellectual (normal) discussions, with depth, original infos. BUT NO, God, u give me always the same. Always speaking about fornication and boring shit


>>15904989
Probably not. My little boy, u need to know that frag industry its a luxury industry (its not indispensable for human life). And so 99 percent its scam. 99 percent of fragrances have fancy names but the ingredients are very simple and cheap. Fuck vanilla, fuck faggots, fuck the anons here gathered against me. Only hecause im better then them, I HAVE BETTER TASTE THEN THEM, AND THEY DONT LISTEN TO ME. THIS IS SINFUL

>>15905010
SHUT UP CUNT

>>15905006
>>15905010
Ok just making sure. Reviews from multiple different people gave me a totally different idea of what it was going to be with the mint and what not. But it really just tries down to heavy vanilla for me very quickly

>>15904948
Not super common for men to wear frags casually. Your friends may make fun of you for it but generally people won't assume your a total fag for it

>>15905019
Try to do a ponderate medium with the lowest comun denominator of fragrantica reviews. Basenotes dont even imagine to go there, they are all faggots here. On fragrantica, they praise everything and for them everything its the best perfume ever, but u cant still gain info from them

>>15905011
Justin bieber said never say never.

So NEVER

>>15905030
Wearing designer its cringe

Tuscan Leather its so good. But it can be unique, cmon. The formula seems pretty simple to me: fruit sleek leather. Tom ford copyed from someone?

>>15904798
>>15904805

Also, what do you think about artigianal houses like Slumberhouse, James Heely, Rogue Perfumery? They are exotic, deep, fine taste probably i can like or not? For example, i like Areej Le Doree overall, with peak on Santal Galore and Musk Lave

>>15905067
My only experience with any of those houses is Heeley’s Coccobello, and I have a bottle of it. It’s a beautiful coconut and sandalwood. However, it reminds me of a very specific and fantastic memory of a holiday I went on so it has strong personal reasons for liking it. But as far as coconut fragrances go I think it’s one of the best I’ve tried.

>>15905046
worst post on the whole thread, congrats

>>15904818
That's what I was planning on going with, thanks.
For the future though, what are some decent office frags? Should I go for something that's light/citrusy?

>>15904926
Because you do.

>>15904951
You won’t be missed.

>>15905101
depends on the office. if you're a junior dude in a finance office then just something that doesn't get you in trouble, i.e. something boring like prada l'homme. If you have the seniority or its a relaxed office just wear what you want. I wear (wore, shit's closed due to corona) bortnikoff and papillon etc all the time.

musk khabib here on my right hand is dried down to be comfy as fuck broskis. And I usually dislike amber perfumes but this one's the best I've tried I think. Deep amber with some citrus and some potent musk behind, but it's not dirty, it's really clean musk somehow. I think I still prefer musk cologne over it, but that's mostly due to me favoring bortnikoffs incredible citrus top notes over the amber ones.

also, stop replying to the pajeet shitposter >:)

>>15905101
Quit these pretentious things and just punch the clock

>>15905121
You're on /fa/ in fragrance thread, what kind of discussion were you expecting here?

>>15905119
Another faggot
>>15905121
This. All designerish stuff is cringe and same think. If u talk like that means fragrance its not your real passion. Just buy the cheapest thing u get

>>15904568
it's a very high quality and very diverse catalogue she has made.
she does a sample pack of all her stuff which I will recommend anyone who likes perfume to try. I bought bottles of bengale rouge and tobacco rose, and I am a sparse buyer -- have smelled many many things and own 8 bottles or so.

>>15905152
Do you think your righteousness could pay the interest on your debt? I have my doubts about it

>>15905176
What debt?

>>15905121
>>15905176
All these kids standing with their arms folded tight.

man this guy is cringe af, not even gonna (You)

designers are the classics in the fragrance world not niche, show some respect. it's not like in the watch world, mallwatch doe snot equal mall fragrance. I can buy frederic malle at my mall btw. let people try what they feel like, i also wanted to explore the classics when i first started, and those are designers, mostly. stop trying to force niche for newbies that barely smelled 2 designers, if any ever. you see people here posting they got niche samples when they could not name 2 fragrances a day before. people smell and discuss what they want. No one is stopping anyone to post "advanced" discussions. This is not an "advanced" post btw:

>just sampled Rose Cuire D'un Jardin Sur le Apoteke d'Avignon Extrait de Parfum, it's a bla bla bla

Those pose are fine, not trying to mock them, but their no different from anyone describing a designer. If you think you're superior just because you sample niche, well that's the very definition of the snob. Nothing against niche or niche enthusiast, on the contrary, but I don't like niche snobs. Thank you for attending my Ted Talk. /rant

>>15905198
I agree that it’s easy to forget that niche houses are built on the work of lots of designers. If I lost all of my fragrances, half of which are niche, I can guarantee that the first thing I’d buy again is Eau Sauvage. It makes me happy like nothing else can on my shelf. It’s not a great performer, it’s probably neutered and nothing like Roudnistka’s original intention, but it’s so good regardless.

>>15905198
Nope. Classic are single pearsons (coco chanel, guerlein etc) who were pioneer and ginius. Then lucrative houses built upon them. This is true in every sector of life, not only frags. The "pioneer and genius" of today are artisanal and niche houses (small ones). Niche based on designer? I doubt. Try the true exotic niche houses, they are comoletely different from designer. Chanel number 5 and Guerlein Jicky its good. Classics, Dior Sauvage and company are sad.

I dint force nothing, i too were a noob. Evryone born empty and make experience. I just give honest raccomandations (salty and edgy for filtering retards).

>>15905203
How the fuck u like eau sauvage? I tryed a sample. I dont know what version of it was. Surely not a vintage, maybe 2017 parfum? It was so fucking boring. I was expecting a faboulous and lovable citrus. I get flat soft citrusy smell on a fucking avarage elemi base. Nope i dont fell in the trap. Im a niche chad, and i knoe thay exotic its the future

In a few words, only designers worth of full bottle are classics vintage. But they are pricey. Maybe if u found a local shop u can get deals. But im also afraid of cancer from vintage and non ifra niche houses

>>15904936
Luca Turin wants to have a word with you

>>15904941
Ah so all this pajeet talk is some retarded trolling where you try to impersonate me >>15904476? If this is true then this is probably the most embarrassing thing I've seen. Even for 4chan.

>>15905316
Just to add two cents to it: I legit feel like some retard tries hard to ridicule nichefags from this thread by making some low effort baity posts pretending to be a pajeet niche snob. That'd be really one of the most pathetic things I've seen. What did you get so triggered about buddy? Talking shit about Sauvage?

>>15905010
Embarrassing. I'm one of the hardcore nichefags and can ensure you that no one here thinks this way.

>>15905152
>This. All designerish stuff is cringe and same think. If u talk like that means fragrance its not your real passion. Just buy the cheapest thing u get
This is what I'm talking about. Buddy, stop wasting your time and energy pretending to be some niche snob. It's clear what you're trying to achieve here. We can read you like an open book.

It's probably the same schizoautist that comes here cyclically on some vendetta against this thread. Weird guy, behaving like hookeranon fucked his mom or sth.

NEW THREAD
>>15905350
>>15905350
>>15905350

About to sign my new job offer that will get me a 30% salary increase (and I was making ok money before). What frag do I buy to celebrate?

>>15905364
Norne.

>>15905364
Nice
Santal noble, what I'm wearing now

>>15905312
Luca turin its a meme. He gives LADDM 5 stars. While its the avarage amber perfume

>>15905316
>>15905322
>>15905329
>>15905336
>>15905345
>>15905361
Nope, im not trolling, im honest. Not like you who all follow a passion not passion, for different sakes. For females, for fornication, for some ptsd, for autism, ror colletcionalism. Im the literally only one who follows the hobby for the pure smell

>>15905364
Dont by a fragrance. By a bakhoor set and perfume the house, faggot

Any old school fans have feelings about pour monsieur or habit rouge? Chucked some decants of both in with a recent order, keen to check out some vintage freshies.

>>15904153
You’re in the minority if you think aventus smells bad. It’s one of the very few perfumes for me that complete strangers have commented on.

>>15904153
A smokey elegant bold and religious citrus on a fine ambergris base (elegant animalic). Its one of the best perfume i ever smelled

>>15905462
Again, AdG Profondo is better

>>15904810
Don’t wear anything to an in person job interview you fucking moron.

So I've been testing the Acqua Allegorias I got with my recent feminine Turin-shilled decants order. Ended up giving Pamplelune away to my sister as she already wears ELDO Remarkable People that also has a prominent grapefruit note and it was simply to feminine for me. However, this one is great and legit unisex or even masculine-leaning. The most prominent note here is shiso mint that I only smelled in De Bachmakov from The Different Company before (I almost ended up buying a bottle of it last summer). I don't remember everything about De Bachmakov but this Guerlain is a strong contender. Good warm weather stuff that costs only around $40-$50 for a bottle here.

>>15905581
>Don’t wear anything to an in person job interview you fucking moron.

can you guys tell me where to spray for maximum effect?

>>15904810
Office for men, baby! Power!

>>15905630
Chest, behind ears, backhead, wrists

>>15905657
BABY POWDER!

>>15905630
Chest and throat, anywhere that warms up. Wrists are a meme, only useful for testing on skin in store

I like my picks a lot. Any recommendations you have for me boys? Versace eros is next on my list. I'm 23 and work in the office. I'm just an average guy who likes to smell good and dress up nice once and awhile.

>>15906101
Dunhill Desire

>>15902365
Nio is unironically a 10/10. Best citrus i own.

a fine morning here my broskis.
My sample pack with e.g. musk khabib also included something I haven't smelled for quite a while but I put it on now -- prada l'homme. Good smelling iris detergent with some freshness in the background. I don't think it's good enough for buying a bottle as it is just a smidge too bland, but it honestly isn't far off. Hope ya'll nibbas are wearing something snice today >:)