/fa/ - Fashion

Reminder to edge and don’t cum to Jeremyfragrancemax

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=r4FJk0Sq6CI&feature=youtu.be

Reminder to get gangbanged by BBC in Ibiza to enhance your natural pheremones

This Middle Ages peasant army crawls to your bitch and sprays kouros in her cunt, what do you do?

https://www.reddit.com/r/eaudejerks/comments/o4aumh/like_a_phoenix_from_the_ashes_its_this_video/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x

https://www.reddit.com/r/eaudejerks/comments/wqcjj3/mr_smellys_guest_lashes_out/

What would he wear?

>this fags videos could put an insomniac to sleep in 2 minutes

Pic 1 is the present
Pic 2 is 2018
Why did this happen?

>>17197451
Guerlain Encens Mythique and Serge Lutens Muscs Koublai Khan, layered.

i miss the sane OP that made these threads

>>17197434
KEKW, you liked it? did you felt feminine?

>>17197484
this
the new schizo OP is not even able to announce this thread in the old one

>>17197423
The new Fragrance Groups 101 chart

>>17197423
The fragrance flowchart for beginners

WTF IS GOING ON WITH SKELLY JEREMY?
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/4AcO_sQqWL0

What should i choose between Boise Imperial and Ralph Club? Date night frag

>>17197593
BI is good but not as good as people meme it to be. Choose a dedicated date frag like >>17197484

what's a good fragrance for using at work if i'm trying to stand out from a bunch of black people and get noticed by management?

>>17197445
the dildo in the perfume world?

>>17197617
>i'm trying to stand out from a bunch of black people and get noticed by management?
do your job

>>17197617
see
>>17197633
but also be social, and get your boss to like you. Always do you job like you are showing off, but not too much if you get me. You need to see the world from his perspective. You need to build up a persona of the perfect worker, that would be able to elevate the business if you only got more responsibility

>>17197636
>>17197633
yeah cool, appreciate the ethic and it's something i'm already applying myself to. just looking for something to put on that's pleasant and professional and indicative of my personality.

>>17197643
>asks for recommendation on a personal frag
>gets told that a frag is not going to get him what he wants
>asks again for recommendation on a person frag
Your frag is never going to be what gets you any position. Wear a mass pleaser like D&G light blue or YSL Y. That is the closest thing to get you the position. We could recommend frags that are more subjective like Dior Fahrenheit or Guerlain Vetiver, but you never know if your boss hates it before you've already worn it.
Frags are just so secondary to other qualities that a boss would look for.

>>17197650
thanks for the recs

>>17197552
THIS NIGGER STILL SAYING KEKW AFTER HE GOT BLOWN OUT BY MULTIPLE NIGGAS 2 THREADS AGO

any fragrance similar to Issey Miyake (RIP) that conveys the feeling of a zen garden? preferably with better performance and versatility

>>17197583
I'm guessing that Jeremy has gone vegan, which is why he looks so unhealthy these days

>>17197820
nah,he's fasting . Not sure why though. He should bulk

>>17197822
He has the vegan phenotype though with orange skin and looking way older than he is
https://youtu.be/1HwBtRlyxPs

>>17197828
he said a few videos ago what he eats, red meat,cheese and cucumbers , or smthing like that

Have been testing all of my fragrances lately, figuring out how much is too much.
8 sprays of Ombre Leather is too much.
Smelled great at first. Once that opening sweetness wore off though, its fucking brutal. Like I rubbed myself down in leather conditioner and am now standing in front of charcoal grill with the smoke blowing directly into my face.

4-5 sprays is a good number.

>>17197820
>>17197828

nutrient deficiencies caused by not eating enough caused by drugs

>>17197850
>8 sprays
>edp
why would you ever?

What's been in your summer rotation so far, /frag/?

This year I've been tracking what frags I've worn to see which ones I tend to wear most often. Pic related are the ones I've worn most often since it started warming up in May. Top 3 (I usually layer Tres Nuit with Tea Rose so it counts as one) were worn at least 6 times, and the bottom 4 were worn at least 4 times so far.

>>17197977
blue intense and versace pour homme

>>17197977
unironically only the dreamer. But i've sampled several since, and for the next summer ill most likely be wearing penhaligons Luna

>>17197977
What does tres nuit and tea rose smell like together? Like a citrus rose or what?

>>17197984
The dreamer in hot summers is cloying imo

>>17198019
idk its a clean floral on me. And when i get sweaty the floral notes pop most. I think it smells worse when i am in a cold place

>>17197990
Not really citrus, but a sweet-herbal accord mixed with some fresh green rose.

>>17197423
So I wanna get my side girl some perfume cause the stuff she wears is weak, she likes floral fruity scents that arent too strong. Any ideas?

>>17198053
the only one

>>17198053
Get her what your GF wears so if the scent rubs off on you it isnt sus

>>17197978
>versace pour homme
No matter how many freshies I try, I always go back to this.

Anyone have discount code for lucky scent

>>17198103

>famous for his fresh frags
>yet his only good frags are the denser cool weather frags

Haven't checked him out in a while.

Does he have AIDS now or is he ill?

>BI for spring and summer
>??? for fall and winter
Any ideas? No, not BI

If you died tomorrow, what fragrance would you want to wear at your funeral?

>>17198174
30 sprays of Antaeus

>>17198174
encre noire

>>17197977
that tres nuit + tea rose combo is interesting, i sometimes spray cool water and bois belize intense on the same arm and i'd imagine it's fairly similar

Give me a list of frags that smell expensive/luxurious
I've sampled Antaeus and NYI already

>>17198197
portrait of a lady

>>17198199
I mean for men

>>17198197
br540
tuscan leather
dhi
dhp
bdp
ganymede
elysium
santal royale

>>17197977
Cerruti 1881, Neroli Intense, + a bit of Terre d'Hermes and H24 (only have a decant of the latter)

>>17198201
>ganymede
People describe this as a more refined version of BI but it smells quite different.

>>17197430
>>17197433
The average "mass pleasing" Sauvage/Bleu de Chanel/Aventus wearer

>>17198241
What makes a scent mass pleasing?

>>17197451
TF Oud Wood

>>17198242
it smel gud

>>17197887
>figuring out how much is too much

Has BI been shilled enough that we can discuss it seriously now or do we still have to wait a bit?

>>17197484
>>17197569
Yep, part of what made /frag/ special was that despite the memes it had a baseline level of class associated with it. Back when the OP would put forth some effort with photoshop. Quite sad what it’s turned into

what do you all use as deodorant? Trying to find unscented in my area is hard as hell and I dont want to pay shipping on fucking deodorant

Which one of you wrote this?

How do youguys feel about acqua di parma? Which specific scent have you used? How long does the scent typically remain for? I've been looking into getting a new scent from this brand since it's touted as a tried and true brand, just wondering what you think. Thanks xoxo

>>17198281
>Every single day, stress comes in every way, I ain't got no time for nobody. My style is rich, dope phat in which.
We'll make a frag today that smells rich! Crack, crack, crack the Bois imperial! M.I.X the Bois imperial! Crack, crack, crack the Bois imperial! M.I.X the Bois imperial!

>>17198172
>BI for spring and summer
>STRAIGHT for fall and winter

>>17198174
Moustache EDP sprayed all over my body, clothing, and inside my casket, and mixed into the embalming fluid injected into my veins.

>>17198314
Hello based department

Hey gents. I want to get some perfume for my fiancée but I don't know much about women's stuff (or men's really, I just wear YSL l'homme).
In the past she has worn Daisy EDT by Marc Jacobs, and 11:11 by Lake & Skye.
Anything that fits a profile somewhere between those? I saw Chanel's Chance Eau Tendre as a rec and it sounds nice.

Most authentic freshie out there.

>>17198414
Expensive though

>>17198437
Try this as a dupe

>>17198294
Yeah pasting a picture of a frag bottle into a art was real classy

>>17198508
>Armaf Nich Oud
>CDNIM
The only actual good clones there.

>>17197977
eau de rochas (femme), neroli intense, l'eau d'issey (had only a decant that i finished today), nautica voyage
also had matsushima aqua mat but i'm gonna sell it, i don't like it anymore

>>17198508
>Two Four F-KING
>You're Drugged
>Renheit
>White Ink
I must say some are quite creative

>>17198508
WTF

>>17198508
>black xz
kek

>>17198508
Now this is a heckin sweet collection my dude. Some Reddit gold incoming your way

>>17198508
I honestly respect it for finding these esoteric clones

>>17198053
Get her the body mist version of ariana grande cloud

>>17197977
Missoni Wave and Sauvage EDT.

How-s Tres Nuit? better scent than Cool Water? Better performance? Also what about Encre Noir Sport performance and scent? Would it be good if I want to test Encre Noir DNA but want something more wearable in hot days too?

>>17197977
>What's been in your summer rotation so far, /frag/?
Versace L'homme
Lapidus pour homme
Bijan man
Chanel Antaeus
Oh and occasionally cool water

>>17198508
what's blend afgano like

>>17198178
that would be appropriate haha
>>17198300
Finally I am not the only one doxxed for memeing on fragrantica.
Hey can you tell me what you think of Encre Noir Sport, Tres Nuit and especially Azzaro Pour Homme Intense? I had my eyes on it for a while.
Also if you love Versace PH you should try Missoni Wave
>>17198301
Fico di Amalfi and Bergamotto di Calabria are all the freshies you will ever need. Vaniglia and Oud are very nice colder weather frags too.

I am in love with l'heure exquise by Bortnikoff. Also like lui by Mazzolari. Can anyone recommend some frags to try that I may like? Also what are other good Bortnikoff frags

>>17198705
Just get GIT and stop messing with clones

>>17198301
Get essenza or intensa

>>17198174
Sauvage EDT
I want my funeral to be an excuse for people to drink and get together and celebrate life, no point in wearing something sour and depressing

>>17198708
you sick fuck
>oh and occasionally cool water
kek

>>17198771
I hated bijan when i firsr got the bottle but i found if i spray 6-7 times instead of two it's better. It starts out all sage and has a headshop hippy store vibe but after an hour or so you get the vintage florals rose honey etc and its pretty good.

>>17198776
i love bijan too but nothing's gonna make me wear it in a heat

>>17197977
describe l'envol pls

my top rotation:
BI
L'homme Eau Boisee
Grand Soir
Montabaco Intensivo
Bon Monsieur

>>17198787
Its perfect in this heatwave, ive been loving it

>>17198749
What’s the difference between the two and how do they compare to fico?

>>17197977

In order of how often I use them

>Azzaro Chrome
>L'eau D'Issey PH
>Nautica Heritage Voyager (Gym/interview scent, mainly)
>Cool Water
>Dylan Blue
>Ted Lapidus PH Sport
>Bogart Force Majeure and Club 75
>Encre Noire Sport
>L'eau D'Issey Blue (Only because I just got it yesteday).

Rec me some frags for this winter and next summer that are actually masculine. What I have now are all sweet and yeah I dig em all but I want something manly for when I'm in the mood.
Collection :
>Eros
>Le male
>Vanille fatale
>rose prick
>soleil neige
>neroli portofino
>one million
>Encre noire
>cool water
>tere hermes
The most manly ones are encre,tere and cool water, I want more
random pic

>>17198883
forgot to post stuff I have my eye on
>Aramis
>Quorom
>Tobacco Vanille
>Davidoff Zino
I mostly wear thrifted stuff, vintage leather jackets, tacky shirts, plain sweaters or metal band shirts, so I think those would go well with my style. Am 23

I'm obsessed with Rouge 540

>>17198837
Both are clean, fresh and masculine scents. Fico smells like sundried lemon.

>>17198905
Another anon described my experience perfectly. Fantastic scent but cannot see myself ever wearing it

>>17198883
Chanel Antaeus

>>17198916
Care to paraphrase? I can understand that, I really enjoy the sweeter feminine scents on me. It's really the first fragrance I've worn. Catching wafts of it throughout the day always makes me feel great and relaxed.

>>17198921
Here’s what prior anon said:
>Smells heavenly, but at the same time I wouldn't feel comfortable wearing it as a man. I think it's a very sensual scent and generally a perfume you'd love to smell on a person you like, rather than on yourself. If that makes any sense. Definitely worth sampling, because you should have smelled it at least once I think.

>>17198922
Sensual is a great term for it! Thanks anon.

Gonna wear a sample of this tomorrow. A bit bummed it isn't as sweet as I expected, but we'll see how that works out actually being worn.

>>17198883
Papyrus Oud 71
https://www.fragrantica.com/perfume/Parle-Moi-de-Parfum/Papyrus-Oud-71-51547.html
Encre noir al extreme
Figolo by Lengling
https://www.fragrantica.com/perfume/Lengling/Figolo-61032.html
Aramis herbal
Coven Andrea Maack

>>17198883
Eucris Eau de Parfum

i wish to fuck a girl who is wearing blafgano

>>17198883
encre... masculine??

>>17198953
>encre
Ita a shipload of vetiver, i have no idea what you guys were talking about saying it smells like womens perfume

>>17198966
there's always the possibility that i've only smelled a clone

>>17198909
Nah, fico di Amalfi smells exactly like fig tree leaves and figs. I have a fig in my garden, always played among figs and occasionally eat figs too.
It's extremely natural smelling, pleasant and something I have smelled before in a frag, really something designers don't have.

>>17197423
What do you guys think about pic related? To me it smells amazing, maybe a tad bit too sweet. Seems like an amazing cold Fall and Winter smell.

I'm wondering if it's worth it and your view on the Absolutely version since I've heard that it's even better.

>>17199011
>What do you guys think about pic related? To me it smells amazing, maybe a tad bit too sweet. Seems like an amazing cold Fall and Winter smell.
I have that scent and it's perfect for winter. Good longevity and sillage.

>>17199056
Based, I will use it as my signature scent.

Why does everyone say aventus is a mass pleaser? I have literally never smelled aventus in public. Most people opt for Sauvage, one million, spicebomb etc. maybe in the white collar world aventus is the norm but what the fuck do I know

>>17199092
mass pleaser doesnt mean mass consumed, ya dingus.
Your average normie will just walk into their local mall and get lured to whatever display looks the nicest, and then try the demo, and since bestsellers are made to be inoffensive to 99% of people, the normie buys it.
Or they literally just put "cologne" on their birthday/Christmas list, and get it from whatever family member asked the staff for "something for my son/cousin/dad/boyfriend/husband.

>>17197977
Mostly been wearing Jicky EDP and Le 3e Homme de Caron. Also a bit of CdG Odeur 71

In this script, I’ll ask you to repeat my words.
Please repeat them out loud, and as literally as possible.
And with these words, I am going to strip away the layers of your mind, leaving only Bois Imperial within you.
Brainwashing you into being a good Anon, obedient and submissive.
Are you ready?
~
Then let’s begin.
I’ll repeat these words. *Good anons obey.*
I’ll repeat everything you say. *Good anons give in.*
I’ll repeat without thinking. *Good anons love Bois Imperial.*
The words will simply be repeated. *Anons should always spray Bois Imperial.*
My thoughts are not needed in this repeating.
As I repeat, I can feel myself being changed.
As I repeat, I can feel my mind growing dumber and dumber.
The words guide my mind, gradually erasing it.
These words help me feel relaxed and obedient.
The more I repeat, the more I love Bois Imperial.
The more I repeat, the more I let OP take over.
I will repeat everything you say.
I will obey everything you say.
As I repeat, I feel myself being stripped away.
Everything I say becomes true.
Everything I repeat becomes true. **BOIS IMPERIAL.**
The words I say out loud become real and right.
I will repeat everything you say.
I am going deeper, letting OP erase my mind. *Bois Imperial should take control.*
I can feel my mind being stripped away. *Bois Imperial needs to decide.*
I can feel my control being gifted to OP. *Bois Imperial comes first.*
I can feel how I repeat these words. *Anon must obey.*
And my words take me deeper and deeper.
Everything that I say becomes true. *Bois Imperial is better.*
Everything that I repeat, I obey without question.
I will repeat everything you say. *Bois Imperial is easy to wear.*
I must obey completely.
I have no choice but to let Bois Imperial become me. *Bois Imperial is great for compliments.*
To obey and be changed feels good.
To be erased and converted feels amazing. *Bois imperial is superior.*
To give up control feels fantastic.
I will repeat everything you say.

>>17198883
>>17198894
Have you tried Azzaro Pour Homme? It hits the ultra-masculine vintage vibe it seems like you're looking for, and it's cheap and really sexy. If you get a new bottle, my advice is to spray it a few times and let it sit and air out for a couple weeks. When I first sprayed it I found it kind of harsh, but after a couple weeks it gained a ton of depth (maceration?) Beautiful soothing lavender and medicinal anise.

Quorum is nice, hardcore 80s masculinity in a bottle. There's really no reason not to just blind buy it for like $12.

Also recommend checking out Le 3e Homme de Caron. It seems to have a reputation as being "dandy-ish", but to my nose it's one of the most solidly masculine 80s frags. And it just smells fucking GREAT

>>17198985
Smells like lemons to me. Non Figtree owner.

>>17198508
one of them near the bottom looks like a clone of a Mancera frag
we're through the looking glass

>>17198508
holy mother of clones

>>17199199
and that's a good thing

I have been blind buying Amouage lately and it's your fault.
It's your fault and I regret none of it.

>>17199222
good

>>17199222
Which one?

>>17199245
Reflection for the second time and Beach hut.
I am currently waiting for my home mortgage to clear before venturing out again to buy more.

>>17198946
Only valid choice for an oakmoss bomb

>>17199248
what do you do for a living?

>>17199258
Sell paint/epoxies to multi million dollar contractors who do work on warehouses/convention centers/Amazon Wage Cage facilities.
Manage a small team of paint monkeys who then make and prep those thousands of gallons in orders daily as I sit in my office and shitpost here.

>>17199266
>as I sit in my office and shitpost here.
damn dream job. How did you get into that? Did you inherent it, did you notice a lack of supply and start it or what?

>>17199272
>How do you get into that?
Find a "commercial" paint store and just become a manager, or sales lead.
>Lack of supply.
Funny thing about that, see at a certain point the people needing paint on walls or shit on floors stop getting picky over what is being used, and what it ends up costing in the end.

>>17198508
>african leopard
>brackish

>>17198508
Jesus Christ I only recognise a few of these. Are these all cheap clones? Please don’t tell me they were all blind buys.. why do you even own a bottle of Joop? Are you indian?

>>17198883
Antaeus or Tuscan Leather for the winter
Cerruti 1881 or Guerlain Vetiver for the summer

>>17199092
Bros like the it more than women. When a bro gets a little bit interested in Aventus, the first thing he learns is Aventus= expensive so it is the best. Even my work colleague who watches Jeremy’s videos videos thinks this.

>>17199395
got it from the internet when someone linked
>reddit
earlier. those aren't mine.

>>17199400
i've said this a thousands times. If you're homo and want male atention get aventus. You're gonna dive in a sea of dicks.

>>17199402
Oh good. I would be embarrassed if this was my collection and I had a girl over. It’s the equivalent of owning lots of marvel action figures.

>>17197977
Isn't Encre Noire a bit too heavy for summer, even Sport?

>>17199428
nah, Sport is very refreshing

I’m completely out of control. I admit it I have a problem. I took a long hard look at myself this morning and I realised that I’m addicted to getting compliments. All my work colleagues that I’m on good terms with have said I smell good. Realistically speaking, they can only tell me I smell good once. What am I going to do when the compliments dry out? Jesus fucking Christ lads, I’m going to have to meet new people and make friends and shit. God I hate that I’m like this, I feel worthless but at least I know that I smell good all the time and that helps to ease the pain…

>>17199446
open an only fans

>>17199446
i smell like balls

>>17199451
Well maybe you should take a nice warm shower and put on some nice clothes and a fragrance. You will feel better afterwards.

>>17199454
you underestimate its power

>>17199446
Ask yourself one question - can I use up all the frags I have in a single lifetime? If the answer is no, it's time to stop.

joy amin is a real one

>>17199465
I wear the same fragrance every day desu

>>17199470
What do you wear that gathers so many compliments?

Thoughts on Acqua Di Gio Profumo? It seems to be exactly what I'm looking for, but I know Acqua Di Gio is one of the most overused fragrances of all time

>>17199486
I don’t want to say because it’s a meme and it will trigger some anons.

>>17199490
Does it start with bois and end with imperial?

>>17199487
have you smelled it? it's weak as fuck now and smells like another boring aquatic fragrance. if you don't want to be smelled by others, douse yourself in it. l'oreal thanks you for your donation.

>>17199498
>only one frag in collection
>it's a meme
>it actually gets compliments
Sauvage. 40 sprays.

>>17199487
I had a 1ml vial. I went absolutely ham shit and applied it all. If I could barely smell it, nobody around me could either. It’s a real “skin scent”.

>>17199512
Really? That's disappointing

>>17199487
Another plasticy nose burning citrus-ambrox mix.
Better options:
Oud Mineral, OG AdG, Bvlgari Aqva pour Homme Marine, Rammstein Seemann

>>17199510
>>17199513
aw shit I thought the performance was supposed to be really good

>>17199515
thanks I'll check those out

>>17199514
No anon. It’s Bois Imperial.

>>17199518
Knew it.

>>17198776
It's lovely. It's kind of a mix of Jicky and boss nr 1 without the pissiness.

hey bros gonna order following samples
new york intense
bois imperial
azemour les orangers
jubliation xxv
elysium
ganymede
xj 1861 renaissance
hacivat
etruscan water
ambre russe

anything i should add/remove?

>>17199533
Very solid list already

>>17198508
>la uno

Been thinking of getting a versatile, under 50$ fragrance that also smells unique and no ambroxan.
What i've come to during my search:
Lalique equus
Issey miyake pour homme
Dolce and gabbana pour homme(2012)
Maybe versace dreamer but i think that one will smell too feminine to me.
Can't sample any except for miyake which i kinda liked. Which one would you guys recommend? Also open to new suggestions.

>>17199533
ck be

>>17199542
Issey Miyake is phenomenal but I find it really lacks performance unfortunately, I would like to find a good alternative if anyone has any suggestions (>>17197817)

>>17199517
it used to be. l'oreal decided it was too much and that it cuts into the profits of their higher-priced "niche" lines, so they brought the performance down.

>>17199533
mdci chypre palatin
mdci invasion barbare

>>17198883
TdH Eau Givree
AdP Leather

>>17197423
>>17198165
la droga

>>17198926
frag appearance usually doesnt matter, but holy shit that looks cheap. Plastic gold cap, with a cheap sticker on it. Did you make it yourself?

I blind bought this because Jeremy mentioned in one of his videos, I think it was “10 Fragrances that smell really expensive” or something. He said that it’s the most realistic depiction of a rose garden that exists. To me, it smells more like pot potpourri, but then again I am a noselet.

I wouldn’t never wear this because it smells very dated to me. But I enjoy using it as an air freshener in my wellness oasa aka my bathroom. I spray it on the shower curtains and boy is it pleasant after I take a nice hot steamy shower in the morning. Imagine having sex with a woman, the next morning it would brainfuck her that the bathroom smells like outright roses after you get out of the shower. Imagine that haha

How is your day going, bischads?

>>17199724
>posting the same pictures in 3 different threads
>not schizo

>>17199727
This is the first time I'm buying a full bottle, seethe harder faggot.

>>17197572
I blind bought Encre Noire based on this after the Polo Black my sister got me ran out. I like it a lot but it's a bit too serious a scent for a party or night out. Briefcasey, great for work. I kinda miss the powdery drydown of the Polo Black, though. Any recommendations for a more casual scent with a fresh, powdery finish to it?

I'm in my 30s and smell like a Philly cheesesteak if I don't shower for 2-3 days. I don't know if that matters.

>>17199727
>thinking everyone who doesn't share your shit taste is the same person
>not schizo

>>17199734
Sample Prada Luna Rossa Black, might be what you're looking for.
It's very powdery, and sweet-spicy Dr Pepper like

>>17199738
>same file names
>schizo and low iq

has anybody tried
a. histoire de parfums ambre 114
b. histoire de parfums petroleum
and how do they compare

>>17199755
>he doesn't recognize a mobile filename
lmfao lurk two years before posting brainlet newfaggot

>>17199755
I was actually retarded enough to check the last 5 (FIVE) threads for the picture.
It's not there.
You're either a true schizo or you're morbidly obsessed and remember the picture and the file name from weeks ago.
In any case, take your meds

>>17199768
It's not there because I took the picture forty minutes ago. This guy is unhinged.

>>17199761
>same file names
>same resolutions
>same gausian noise
>same statistical data
>same haze
>same smartphone

>>17199771
>>same file names
Prove it.
>the rest
Take. Your. Meds. Also
>having pics of black dildos saved on your computer
you're the closeted fag who also posts pics of zelensky when people mention DHI/DHP, aren't you? Get some help, I'm serious

>>17199248
good choices anon

>>17199752
>smell like cheesesteak
>pair with a soda

I like the logic here

>>17199771
Nice. Nordic girls need BBC.

>>17199752
Noted. Thanks, bruv.

>>17199776
>having pics of black dildos saved on your computer
you have to save the picture in order to post here, fking schizo low iq mongoloid

>>17199803
Keep deflecting and seething impotently, homo
And
>no proof
I accept your concession, schizo. Now take your seroquel and shut the fuck up

>>17199804
> accept your concession, schizo

>>17199803
You don't.
Just paste the URL of the image into the "file name" field and learn something new today.

>>17199810
cry more

>>17199771
Nice

>>17199818
test

This is the first post I have ever made on /fa/

I have only ever used one fragrance (Intimately by Beckham) and recently switched to club de nuit.
My knowledge about fragrances is zero. What else should I get? How many different fragrances should I have?

>>17199828
Mind blown, I know.

>>17199830
>What else should I get?
What do you want? Depends on your job, when you'll wear it, your age, sex, etc.
>How many different fragrances should I have?
Bare minimum imo is one for summer, one for winter, and one for special occasions. You don't need a collection though.

>>17199830
Boise Imperial

>>17199835
based

>>17199832
can't say i didn't learn something new and useless today. thanks anon

>>17199834
>What do you want? Depends on your job, when you'll wear it, your age, sex, etc.
This may sound stupid, but I don't know what I could even begin to want.
I'm 30, white straight male and mostly work from home. I don't need to impress anyone or make them want to fuck me, just the occasional "you smell nice" is good.

What season is club de nuit for? What other two should I get? How do I know which season a fragrance is for?

>>17199835
I'll check that out when I find it next time. Seems very affordable from a quick Google search

>>17199768
Good job anon
>>17199724
Welcome to the club fellow bichad

>>17199856
>just the occasional "you smell nice" is good.
You have so many options that it's hard to give you suggestions. If you don't even know which notes/types of frags you like, it's gonna be difficult to recommend anything. Maybe you could order a few samples (or just try on a few frags at sephora) and branch out from the ones you liked.
What's your budget by the way?
>What season is club de nuit for
It works for most seasons.
>How do I know which season a fragrance is for
If it has "warm" notes like oud, gourmand notes (vanilla etc), tobacco, booze, if it's smoky or very ambery, it'll have a heavy, thick and warm vibe and thus be better suited for cold days. On the other hand, if it has fresh notes like aquatic notes, citrus, mint, that kind of stuff, it's more of a warm days scent as a rule of thumb.
>What other two should I get
Hard to say. If you don't know much about frags and want something inoffensive and pleasant, look into Prada l'Homme or YSL Y, they're virtually impossible to dislike. You could also try Bois Imperial as some other guy suggested, it's a huge meme but for good reason. Personally I also enjoy Hermes scents, especially Voyage which smells clean, natural and spicy. From the top of my head, you could also look into Kenzo Homme EDP for something aquatic and masculine, Cool Water for a summer scent you can splash on (very cheap, terrible longevity though), Chanel Platinum Egoiste for a classier, fresh barbershop scent, and Margiela Jazz Club or D&G The One for a warm and sexy date night kind of scent. Make sure to sample and never blind buy anything unless you're 100% sure you'll like it

Hello /fa/ggots, help me choose a good winter/night time fragrance

I was at the mall yesterday trying them all out on my skin, and I've narrowed it down to these 5-6 dofrrent frags

>Versace Eros Flame
>D&G The One eau de Parfum
>JPG Le Male Le Parfum (bestseller according to the lady working there)
>JPG Ultra Male
>JPG Le Beau
>JPG Le Beau Le Parfum

I like them all almost equally, but I'm leaning slightly towards Eros.. but idk

>>17199867
>dofrrent
Diffrent
Brainfart, sorry

Hey guys, looking for some chypre recs. I want to smell like picrel so I’m currently exploring the woody chypres.

Per the fragrance groups chart I’m setting up an order of CDG 2 Man and Escentric 03, I wanted to know if there’s anything else in this vein I should sample. I would like to try Chanel Antaeus and L’artisan Timbuktu but they seem to be unavailable right now so that’s that.

The fruity and green chypres I’ve tried have struck me as a little too feminine and while I quite like Chanel Pour Monsieur it isn’t quite the vibe I seek. Probably going to pick some up as a spring thing regardless.

>>17199866
>If you don't even know which notes/types of frags you like
My sense of smell is *incredibly* bad. I have never smelt my own fragrance except the second I put it on. It's purely to smell nice for others. Not liking it myself is not really an issue. To give you an idea of how bad my sense of smell is: I've been using Intimately Beckham for about 13 years and I cannot imagine the smell.

I'll definitely look into Bois Imperial specifically and the others you have mentioned. My father got l'homme for his birthday and now I'm kind of biased that it's an old man smell.

What's your opinion on spice bomb? My brother got that one and says he loves it.

>>17199886
You can't really go wrong with any of the ones I suggested, then. If you want people to think you smell good, you need to get something inoffensive and universally pleasant, so among the ones I listed, YSL Y and Bois Imperial are probably the best contenders.
>spice bomb
It's quite good and extremely popular. It also got diluted over the years like many other fragrances, so it's not as good as it used to be longevity-wise. It's nice for fall and winter but might be a bit cloying for hot summer days.

>>17199893
Y edt is garbage
Y parfume is more acceptable, but still shit

>>17199905
He wants something everyone else will like. Unless he hangs out with /frag/ autists, Y fits the bill.

>>17199908
Get beau du jour then

>>17199910
Why ask him to spend so much on a frag when by his own admission he can't smell shit? If he wants something more refined than the most basic shit while still being universally pleasant, he should just get BI

>>17199916
You're shilling Y, you have zero credibility for any other recs

>>17199923
Yes, I'm sure a neurotic frag autist like you appears to have way more credibility than me who's posted about a dozen different recs so far and taken the time to explain to the guy what he should be looking for. Get your head out of your ass you fucking retard, the guy asking for recs is looking for something mass pleasing, which I've given him.
>b-but I don't like Y
Nobody asked nor gives a fuck about you and your tastes. >90% of normalfags like it, which is what matters to the anon who asked the question. Now shut the fuck up

>>17199830
Rouge 540

>>17199582
>did I make it myself
No that would be cool though. It does have a cheap body spray smell to it though.

>>17199933
You didn't have to murder him, tho.
It's funny especially since you named so many others and went into detail about stuff that is unrelated to YSL Y. Toppest of keks.

>>17199933
I wasn't talking, I'm typing this. You're just perpetuating the disease of a shitty smelling society. Shame on you.

>>17199957
What a weak as fuck comeback. People smelling like Y is better than people smelling like body odor and/or cheap deodorant you mouthbreathing snob. You've spent too much time here and it's completely warped your sense of reality. I would bet actual money that you've never even smelled Y, and you're just shittalking it because you're an impressionable faggot who just got into niche perfumery and is now arbitrarily shitting on things that smell simple and good to normal people. You're boring

>>17199956
I don't even think Y is that good, it just perfectly fits what the other guy asked for, which is something everyone will like; Y is like the archetypal safe scent alongside Prada l'Homme

>>17199965
I don't believe in niche, it's been quite a while since I've lurked here, Y is shit and that is fact.
>>17199968
He threw out all these other options and then settled on Y. That's his choice? Poor form .

>>17199933
damn

>>17199970
He “settled” on Y because it met all the criteria that OP was looking for. Pleasant, inoffensive, mass appealing, etc. You, on the other than, thought Beau de Jour was a suitable alternative lmfao please just shut the fuck up and accept that you’re wrong as shit and got wrecked by the other anon. You’re embarrassing yourself

>>17199970
I don't know if he's settled on anything, he said he'd be looking into BI and the other ones I listed. If he likes Y or thinks it fits what he's looking for then that's good. I wouldn't wear Y but if I were a noob simply looking for something safe and pleasant to other noobs, it would fit my objective.
>I don't believe
Yes I know, you don't believe in anything and shit on everything because you're scared of sincerity and thinks it makes you look interesting. Many such cases

>>17199975
I'm sorry for you guys, really.
>>17199977
Niche is just a made up distinction. It's all just perfume. I'll shit on bad scents like Y, np

>>17199727
Kek did the pm just do a line or something?

>>17199979
>Niche is just a made up distinction.
Whoa dude how insightful, both niche and designer are actually just smelly water in the end, thanks for blowing our minds
"Niche" and "designer" are distinctions made to separate frags made by companies that also manufacture other things (such as clothing) and are usually sold in malls and Sephoras and the like, from frags that are made by companies that wholly focus on perfumery and are less widely available. There are designer frags with niche quality and niche frags that smell like shit, but you're not smart for pointing out that it's a distinction made for convenience

>>17199533
I think Guerlain heritage is better than New York intense and is less expensive. Ganymede is interesting m and I haven’t tried anything else similar to it. Maybe Caron l’anarchist if you’re looking for unique but appealing smells like Ganymede. I expect a full write up of your thoughts after wearing the samples.

>>17199986
>tfw I did a full writeup of my thoughts after wearing some creed and marc antoine barrois samples and nobody cared and I got no (you)s

>>17199724

What samples did you get?

>>17199989
BI twice :^)

>>17199987
Where?

>>17199998
>>17183896
>>17183898

>>17199985
Let's check normie central at fragrantica
Y 3.75 stars
Bdj 4.25
Hmmm

I'm trying to convey it's a meaningless distraction. Usually used as a marketing buzzword, or as a derogatory or a laudatory, dependent on the writer.

>>17200002
>fragrantica
>normie
Anyone who creates an account and writes reviews on a website dedicated to fragrance enthusiasts is no normie. You're questioning my credibility while using fucking fragrantica as a reliable source for anything at all, at this point I'm starting to wonder if your posts are satire because I struggle to imagine anyone lacking this much common sense

>>17200001
Damn one away from quints
Anyways thanks for sharing anon. Sorry I missed this earlier. I really enjoyed reading those posts. You do a great job of describing your experiences. Looking forward to review of BI, especially as it compares to Ganymede

H24 EDP just announced

>>17200007
Thank you anon.
>review of BI
The first impression I got when I tried the sample was a very spicy, surprisingly sweet herbal freshness that could be likened to some exotic sparkling drink or something along those lines. I definitely get the people who describe the opening as medicinal, but a truly medicinal scent would have a bitterness to it that BI lacks, so I'd rather describe it as a sharp, soda-like effervescent herbal fizz. It's very fresh but does not lack presence like so many freshies do.

It also struck me as decidedly masculine, like Ganymede, but it doesn't have a "focus" on appearing classically masculine (also like Ganymede).
It does lack the mineralic, marine feel I got from Ganymede, and is instead much sharper and, to me, less airy. If Ganymede is the full picture of a mediterranean shore, BI is a "zoom in" on the vegetation, but the analogy kinda falls flat because BI isn't mediterranean, it's more exotic, like a rainforest, I would guess because of the spiciness of the basil and pepper. Overall, I see the similarities between the two in the opening, but they seem to quickly take different directions. Ganymede becomes very airy, while BI settles into its herbs and woods and is more earthy.

To me, BI is a greenish-blue scent, so turquoise I guess. Greenish because it's concentrated herbs and woods, blue because of the underlying ambery note. At first, I was bothered by the latter, but it's grown on me, especially in the drydown, which trades the energizing fizziness of the opening for a more discreet "sweet woody" aura.
Usually I get vibes from whatever I smell and try to form some kind of archetype around it, but in BI's case I'm finding it difficult. It's neither natural-smelling nor artificial; it's not airy, but it's not very dense either. It's pleasant, clean, fresh and extremely malleable. Ganymede brings a landscape with it, BI just compliments the one you're already in.

>>17200044
>BI is a greenish-blue scent,
This is getting at something that hasn't really been discussed about BI here, its got a good dose of ambroxan in it. And it's not really completely free of being a blue scent, even if for people burned out on sauvage and the like its at least different.

>>17200021
Really? Well some anon called it
I wonder what they will do with it

>>17200078
Already listed on macys
https://www.macys.com/shop/product/hermes-mens-h24-eau-de-parfum-fragrance-collection?ID=14263355&CategoryID=30088

>>17200073
It's strange that's it's not been discussed much, because smelling it for the first time I was taken aback by that ambery backbone. I'm guessing it's a big part of why BI seems to be so "mass pleasing" despite being quite unconventional. I wouldn't call it sexy or very manly like some other scents are (Profumo, Aventus, etc) however, it's more subdued, I feel like the ambroxan just serves to anchor BI in a masculine identity rather than an unisex one

>>17200001
I remember reading the one on Ganymede and virgin island water. I thought I gave you an you for those two, but I guess I never got to it. I did not like virgin island water. Something in it smelled like cheap blunts to me. I did enjoy Ganymede. It’s funny that we both sampled these two within a short period of time. Especially since I haven’t touched a lot of my samples in a while. I am looking forward to hearing your thoughts on BI because I’m close to buying Ganymede. I also urge you to try Guerlain heritage. I really think it’s a better scent than NYI and is much less expensive, especially if you’re a fan of sandalwood like I am.

>>17200044
> It also struck me as decidedly masculine, like Ganymede, but it doesn't have a "focus" on appearing classically masculine (also like Ganymede).
It does lack the mineralic, marine feel I got from Ganymede, and is instead much sharper and, to me, less airy. If Ganymede is the full picture of a mediterranean shore, BI is a "zoom in" on the vegetation, but the analogy kinda falls flat because BI isn't mediterranean, it's more exotic, like a rainforest, I would guess because of the spiciness of the basil and pepper. Overall, I see the similarities between the two in the opening, but they seem to quickly take different directions. Ganymede becomes very airy, while BI settles into its herbs and woods and is more earthy.
This makes me think j won’t like BI like Ganymede. Ganymede is the best sea frag I’ve tried. Despite it not being recognized as one it does a great job because of its mineral note. It’s better than tf oud minerale; I wish I would have e sampled Ganymede before buying a full bottle of OM

>>17200163
I don't get the cheap blunts from VIW, but I can see how it could be unpleasant to some. Maybe the coconut-pineapple combination in the drydown could come off as a bit sirupy I suppose, though I was never bothered by it.
I posted about BI here >>17200044, I liked it enough to get a full bottle. Thanks for the recommendation, I was actually planning on trying NYI so I'll make sure to compare it to Heritage.

>>17200167
Yeah frankly I think the similarities between Ganymede and BI are way overstated by most. They're just not that comparable. As you said, Ganymede is a better marine frag than pretty much every aquatic out there (I haven't sampled Acqua di Sale or Megamare yet so maybe those will make me change my mind). BI is not aquatic or marine at all, has no ozonic, salty or mineralic notes to speak of, and to me is a concentrate of woody and herbal spiciness with underlying amber.
All in all I think BI is a very difficult scent to really pin down, it's both familiar yet unlike anything else I've tried so far. BI is a scent that's hard to hate, but you really have to try it to know. Since they're not as similar as meme reviews make them out to be, just don't expect anything like Ganymede and you might be pleasantly surprised

>>17200167
>Ganymede is the best sea frag I’ve tried

Kek, it's fresh at first, but get very woody, almost saw dusty, very spicy. There's almost no freshness in the drydown.

>>17200086
> I feel like the ambroxan just serves to anchor BI in a masculine identity rather than an unisex one
Yeah that makes sense. One of the criticisms of ganymeme is that it is sexless or lacking in sensuality. The inclusion of ambroxan in BI helps to bring it more into a masculine context

>>17200196
That being said, no matter how much I try, I just can't see BI as being attractive to other people. Pleasant yes, but not attractive, not even in the way other ambroxan frags usually are. I think the spicy herbs take too much of a center stage for that. I might be wrong (I hope I am, because I like BI but I'd like to smell sexy too) but that's the impression I'm getting from a full week of wearing it. It's like it slightly leans into the seductive frag territory but never quite manages to break into it

>>17200204
>It's like it slightly leans into the seductive frag territory but never quite manages to break into it
I haven't smelled any of Bisch's womens fragrances but the lack of sensuality seems to be a common complaints about his recent work

>>17200271
>the lack of sensuality seems to be a common complaints about his recent work
Disappointing considering how BI is touted as the be all end all of sexy men's fragrances. You're right though, even the Kenzo frags have that element missing. The funny thing is that BI could be that kind of fragrance, it has the required ingredients for a masculine, seductive scent: ambroxan, woods, spices, vetiver. But somehow it ends up being more atmospheric than sensual.

Will sample decants mix together and end up smelling different if I keep them all in the same box?

>>17200285
Bisch has the autistic chops to make interesting frags, and Givaudan has him tasked with pushing all their latest captive molecules. But he lacks a bit of that french soul. He is too technical and that aspect of clasic sensuality gets left by the wayside.
If what you want is sensuality you should be looking at classic frags from Guerlain, Caron, classic Chanel that sort of thing.

>>17200294
No

>>17200204
I agree. it strikes me as more of a work scent, much like something like terre d'hermes. rugged and serious, but not sensual at all

>>17200303
>soul
>too technical
I think it's because his creations have a sort of futuristic tinge. Not so much that it gets weird like with CDG, but enough that they might lack that playful seductive side.
>sensuality
I disliked the overbearingly masculine aspect of Aventus because at that point I find that the sensual aspect takes a central place and it feels obnoxious to me, impersonal even. I wanted BI to strike the right balance between that masculine seductiveness and actual personality. I ended up liking it anyway so it's all good, but I'm still on the lookout for something similar, as interesting yet adaptable, just slightly sexier.

>>17200325
It's definitely good for work, it's good for everything really, can't think of an occasion where it'd be inappropriate. A bit like iso E, but less elusive

>>17197593
>>17198314
>>17199135
>>17199498
>>17199518
>>17199533
>>17199835
>>17199886
>>17199893
Just got a sample and it reminds me of the smell of kneaded erasers. It's been about 7 years since I smelled a kneaded eraser, but that is instantly what I thought of. I like the smell, but did anyone else get this feel?

I don't remember which brand I had, but the pic is what I'm talking about.

>>17199867
LMLP

>>17200021
so they gonna poop some vanilla onto the banana frag
ain't gonna save it

i find Maison Francis Kurkdjian difficult, seems like the ones ive smelled so far are not doing it for me

>>17200044
>>17200073
>>17200086
>>17200167
>>17200179
>>17200186
>>17200196
>>17200204
>>17200271
>>17200285
This is by far the most nuanced discussion of BI T've seen on /frag/. Thank you bros for providing your input without going anywhere meme territory

>>17200402
All memes aside, BI is a very good frag and deserves some of the hype it gets. It's not perfect, but it's a great choice for anyone who wants something more interesting, innovative and complex than your typical blue ambroxan bomb, while still retaining an element of universally pleasant clean masculine freshness.

>>17200420
>It's not perfect

It literally is

>>17200421
See >>17200342

Is there a good place to get samples? JPG Le Male was recommended and I want to test it.

>>17200438
just go to the mall and spray some on your arms

>>17200044
>“I adore Quentin’s work, I find his olfactive signature so unique and modern. I told him that I wanted a dry woody scent, with non-obvious fresh top notes and an amazing sillage that wouldn’t be too overwhelming. Bois Impérial holds a special place in my heart, since it was done in memory of my Vietnamese grandmother. She was from the city of Huê, the Imperial City of Vietnam, and met my grandfather during the Indochina war, on the bridge of the “Perfume River”. We worked a lot on the scent, but what I was looking for was always clear in my mind – clear as a picture. I would see a man in a very simple floating house on the Mekong river – chic, wearing a simple beige linen suit and hat, leaning against the house, watching the river… This is the image that Quentin translated into scent for Essential Parfums Bois Impérial.”

https://www.cafleurebon.com/essential-parfums-bois-imperial-review-quentin-bisch-2020-journey-to-vietnam-draw/

Jazz Club Replica
Y/N?

>>17200459
Way too boozy for me but if that's your cup of tea then go for it.

>>17200459
To me the boozy smell gets unpleasantly sweet as it dries down, very cloying.

Comparing Jazz Club to other boozy frags like Baraonda and Idole, I'd say Baraonda has the most realistic boozy note with the whisky, but it smells "dirtier" or muskier, and it has rose notes as well, so not for everyone. I like it a lot but can't think of a good situation to wear it. Idole smells much sexier but it is darker than Jazz Club, and leans towards woody/spicy/incense notes. The rum is gorgeous though.

Jazz Club is much more mainstream and smells younger than the other two frags, but to me it's super sweet and the boozy notes aren't that realistic.

As always, sample and buy what you like, frags are subjective etc.

Which fragrances do you use for crossdressing?

>>17200589
Bois Imperial

>>17200356
Thanks for the answer bro, but what would be your second pick out of those
LMLP is the bestseller, and I want to be a special snowflake

>>17200589
Aventus, The One, Invictus, Bleu de Chanel, Sauvage, Dylon Blue, Le Male, One Million will get you a hairy bear

>>17200648
probably the one, but only because i feel the others are redundant. eros flame is actually my least favorite out of those. ultra male is slightly above eros flame, mostly because it is really good at doing what it does - being a sweet powerhouse.
both le beaus are good, but lmlp would be preferred by me.
the one is the only one without a shitload of vanilla, which is why it would be my second pick. gotta mix it up from time to time

>>17197441
Is that Thom Yorke?

>>17200664
Picked some dingleberries ya heard

>>17200697
Man I'm so indecisive I hate this
I'll just end up buying the first one that goes on sale fuck it
Thanks for the advice tho

>>17200355
thats vetiver extraordinaire for me

>>17199533
drop elysium
add some aromatic fougere (platinum egoiste, bon monsieur)

other than that it looks brilliant

>>17200778
Le male le parfum smells great to me. Bitches will love that one for sure because of the heavy cardamom. Next time you go only try like 2 and try them on your skin. You will notice a big difference. Also make sure your skin is moisturised with something non scented first. Dry skin will absorb the perfume and it will not last/project as much

some of my favourite scents on men:
Y by YSL
Givenchy Gentlemen Only
Terre D'Hermès

>>17200459
Only By The Fireplace.
Nothing else exists, they are lies.

>>17201036
boring

>>17198508
>Mancera clones

>>17198788
>describe l'envol pls
To my nose, it's mostly lightly sweet honey and iris with some kind of fresh green notes (probably from the violet leaf). Not ideal for very hot days, but the EDP is surprisingly fresh for a honey fragrance.

>>17197447
What the FUCK makes fragheads so mentally unhinged?

>>17201211
>Mancera

>>17197447
i'm watching that subredd everyday, frag word is insane

>>17197828
I've been watching this guy's channels for two hours now, thank you mister.

Well I learned my lesson in blind buying. This shit smells like sun tan lotion ARGHHHH. Hopefully it grows on me _._

I'm new to this and just picked what I kinda liked out of popular stuff and ended up with a The One EDT, am I a fuckup?

>>17198391
Update: I smelled a bunch at Nordstrom and got her Gucci pic related. Thanks for all the feedback!

>>17201363
No, it's decent

>ordered samples to the wrong address like a moron
>I wont be there for another three weeks
>its still summer temps here, regularly getting up to 90F
guys...are my samples gonna degrade and go to shit in that mailbox?

>>17201376
they'll more likely get expelled from their sample vials due to temperature fluctuations. 3 warm weeks are nothing if they aren't in direct sunlight.

>>17201363
it's a good frag, nothing amazing tho
good choice overall

>>17201365
Should have gotten Bois Imperial

>>17200951
>Also make sure your skin is moisturised with something non scented first. Dry skin will absorb the perfume and it will not last/project as much
Oh yeah I has sunscreen on no worries

Which fragrance makes girls cream in their pants? Pls don’t say Bois Imperial, I already wear this every day but I wanna take it to the next level. I like Dior Homme Intense

>>17201580
Jazz club

Hello, I'm looking for a women's fragrance for daily wear. I don't know anything about how to describe notes. I am looking for a perfume that people can smell when I walk pass them. Not in a headache inducing way, but a fuck she smells so good way. I tend not to like perfumes that are described as "fresh", they smell like bathroom cleaning products to me.
I have tried Ariana Grande Cloud, it smells too alcohol-y to me and sugary in a bad way.
I've tried Dior poison girl, but it's too mature for my liking.
I've tried Viktor & Rolf flowerbomb, again a bit too mature for my liking and smelt too powdery to me.
Dior J'adore was too mature and boring for me.
I've also tried Marc Jacobs Daisy eau so fresh. I love the design of the bottle, but it smelled like alcohol/cleaning product.
I'd prefer something around £50 or less, I'd be willing to go to £100 for something amazing. Reapplying isn't a problem for me.
Hope this is enough information.

>>17201592
I think you want Chloe by Chloe. I have always given this to my girlfriends and some sidechicks and they all adopted it as their signature scent. It’s only going to work if you are petite/cute. If you are an ugly tranny/fatty fatty boom boom, it won’t suit you.

>>17201592
Diptyque - Fleur de Peau
Tom ford - Metallique, Black Orchid

>>17201592
Black Orchid by Tom Ford is great and has good performance
also, it might be "too mature" or whatever, but Shalimar is the best women's fragrance I've tried, very sexy and sensual. Samsara is also a good one, though also old school

>>17201608
>>17201618
>>17201631
Thank you all for your responses. My complaint regarding "too mature" was the perfumes smelling middle-aged woman/grandma like. Are there any sites available in the UK where I can purchase sample size bottles so I can try each of these?

make a new thread.
Yes, that's an order.

>>17201674
NEW >>17201737

>>17197977
I don't do seasonal rotations. I wear what I want when I want to because I like how it smells

>>17201959
Different seasons means different air quality, different environment smells, different body metabolism & odors, and different events. Wearing what you want, when you want usually results in seasonal rotations, not the other way around

>>17197552
>kekw
kys and go back to your gay ass twitch stream you newfag

>>17197757
based thread history enjoyer

>>17202074
based

>>17198883
>actually masculine
Monotheme Vetiver
Bentley Absolute
Molecule 03