/fa/ - Fashion

>>17424737
The Fragrance Flowchart for Beginners

>>17424737
The Fragrance Groups 101 Chart

What should I expect?

Just received five 2ml decants today:

- Interlude by amuage
- Layton parfums de marly
-Oud for greatness initio
-Nasomatto pardon
-Au Coeur du Désert Andy Tauer

I will keep reporting. I just sprayed Interlude and I'm in love, will probably end up buying a whole bottle. Anyone knows if midnight Oud is a nice clone ? I would buy that too to wear at home if the smell is close enough

>>17424782
Something which smells the price despite people online having told you otherwise. I left it in the store after testing.

>>17424804
Good selection. If you end up liking Layton, don't forget to buy Detour Noir instead. Not 1:1 the same anymore (slightly fresher opening in Detour Noir), but the drydown is still the same. Will make you forever realize how much of a rip-off Layton actually is.

>>17424782
why would you purchase something with a name like that lmao

>>17424816
>Something which smells the price despite people online having told you otherwise. I left it in the store after testing.
What fucking store has this as a tester fragrance? You must live in a poor country.

>>17424818
I own Kouros Body so it's not that bad of a name

fuck ted lapidus pour homme black extreme and blacksoul imperial smell the same after 30min
>>17424007
how fucking long do i have to wait to buy yatagan at non cut-throat price?
>>17424542
cool water

>>17424821
A drug store in Germany named Müller.

>>17424844
Yeah we don't have off brand shit here to sample at stores.

>>17424844
Loved that store when I visited Germany, lot of fragrances from Tom Ford to cheap niche stuff and it's not even a fragrance store

Also a whole aisle with vinyl records. That store is just dumb, I don't know how it even survives

>>17424846
It's a drug store, but of the supermarket kind. Hundreds of open bottles. I'm sure they are the reason why poor people sometimes smell good. They go to Müller, nuke themselves with a tester and then buy a toothbrush or whatever. Completely unattended fragrances, basically. They don't have enough workers to even ask "can I help you" or whatever.

>>17424850
I think they cut down on Tom Ford and stuff like that, but you can still test many Chanels and Diors. I have no clue how they do it, since they also stock all the cheap shit like Jaguar, Adidas, Joop and Bruno Banani frags.

>>17424855
i prefer müller over douglas, nobody bothers me there. in which section was halloween? the cheap cheap?

Dior Homme is the most based, my recent signature

>>17424862
Yeah, the cheap cheap. No brand names on the shelves. Not the super cheap clone shit, but it was where I also tested Versace Blue Jeans, for example.

What antiperspirants do you use when wearing a fragrance during summer? I'm sweating pretty bad.

>>17424864
tried dior homme parfum today, intense was my first real frag that i bought for myself and i really like it, i appreciate the leather in the parfum version but for some reason id still prefer homme intense over this

This fuckin bitch makes me cringe so fucking bad. Wtf is she talking about rearranging my balls and calling me a dirty bastard. Do people watch this retard unironically?

Also

>Buying fragrances to attract women

>>17424855
Neat, Germany fren

>>17424882
Forgot to add pic

>>17424873
Some old spice deodorant, I don't use antiperspirants

>>17424884
Which Curly is that? I like the other one.

>>17424873
put it on before bed.
dont have to worry for at least 24hrs.

works for me in fl summer

>>17424886
what do you mean?

>>17424893
There's two Curly girls on YouTube. One is Curly Scents, the other is Curly Fragrance or some shit

>>17424864
First, Hitler was against fragrances.

Second, why the fuck do we keep hyping the same shit? Its like most of the conversation is bottle necked to the same brands and bottles and outside discussion sort of dies.
I know it's gay to curate an anonymous thread but would anyone be interested in picking a genre or a note and having a discussion about it? Or look at your collection and find the fragrance with the lowest number of votes and reviews on Fragrantica and discuss it?
I'm convinced there's a wealth of knowledge, taste, experience and frankly disposable income in these threads and we're wasting it.

>>17424894
Lol, I thought they were the same .

Curly fragrance is the retarded one

>>17424905
Andrea is the patricians choice

>>17424905
Oop, small pic

>>17424910
Hotter and hopefully less idiotic, haven't watched her stuff

>>17424913
She's not as much of a horny slut.

I don't watch either of them but I have made my choice.

>>17424916
>picking a dyke
Good one, dummy

>>17424922
I have made my choice.

>>17424925
Until Jeremy comes over with Nutella on his dick and some Ultra Male on his neck

>>17424925
https://youtu.be/7Ndab-k0cOk


I hate this swarmy fuck like you wouldn't believe. Here he is ogling female reviewers

>>17424933
whats wrong with that? I would let jus de rose lick my asshole clean

>>17424933
Pokimane should start reviewing fragrances

>>17424933
what is he trying to say
keeps saying “me when I ????” and jump cuts to a clip of some other dude

Just got Aqua di Gio for $12. Guessing it's "fake" yet it smells exactly the same and lasted a good 4 hours and could still smell it after work (8hours) faintly on my skin.


Thoughts?

>>17425022
kek wtf

>>17425024
I'm in Cambodia so fake (but good) shit is common here.

>>17425027
Why is your white ass in Cambodia? You do not need a 90 Day Fiance

>>17425022
You dumb bitch it doesn't even say Acqua Di Gio on the bottle. Please take your retarded ass back to the brothel and cram that abomination in some ladyboys bussy.

I impulse bought Jacomo de Jacomo. I like the notes and gothic reputation it has. Is it Bogart tier in power, or more moderate?

Also, how exactly do you tell if a frag has gone bad? I got a bottle of Moods by Krizia for Xmas, but something seems a little off about it. It doesn't smell bad per se, but it seems hollowed out and echo-y, a hint of spice and nothing. Not sour though.

>>17425022
I have the same

I have a question, do people who wear fucktons of fragrance have burnt out noses or something?
Because I'm practically gagging when they pass by with their nasty chemtrail that doesn't even smell like fragrance anymore.
Add a 10x multiplier if they're male and they've been sweating, that stank stays there long after they walked by.
Why is this acceptable?

>>17425154

You go noseblind to fragrances after a certain point, yes. Which is why one must resist temptation to go past a certain number of sprays for certain frags.

Or you just may be in an area where frags replace baths. Among Persians, Italians etc.

>>17425154
Different people have different sensitivities to smell. Do you think people just walk around being stinky on purpose? They have no idea that they're stinky because they can't smell themselves.

>>17424882
Rearrange your balls again and continue coping and sneeding, sissysprayer

>>17425108
It's more moderate in strength but way bolder in smell. It smells like someone went into the Goodyear tire section, poured clove oil on the tires, and then burned them in a bed of moss.
It's amazing, has a Fahrenheit vibe, doesn't smell like anything else.

>>17425195

I liked Fahrenheit when I sampled it. I think that sounds like something up my alley then.

>>17425198
Are you info vintage frags? If you like Fahrenheit and Jacomo, I can turn you on to some wild shit.

>>17425218

I lean to them in general. Though I think my collection is too large already of them. I like monster powerhouses with everything and the kitchen sink note lists.

>>17425040
It says it on the packet in very small writing, I'll post pic later

>>17425125
Based

>>17425029
Cambodia is a great place to live if you're white and have some useful skills

>>17425269
I guess the easiest SEA nation when it comes to child brothels huh redditor?

Anybody familiar with this? Got it for Christmas and I'm not sure whether to try it or regift. Don't want to smell like an Arab

>>17425269
Pol Pot sends his regards

>>17425221
1: If you haven't already, get a vintage bottle of Salvador Dali Pour Homme. Easy to find on eBay, worst case scenario grab a sealed splash bottle and decant into an atomizer. The whole honey tobacco profile for Mugler Pure Havanne/Naxos/18.21 Man Made etc is close to a direct rip from this fragrance. You need the vintage though, which is still cheap. It's also very wearable today, especially since Sauvage Elixir and Beau Du Jour are mainstream.

If you have that go to these next:
Vintage Caron Pour un Homme. Skanky as shit, best kept secret if you like Kouros and Antaeus style frags.
Dior Jules
Dior Eau Sauvage. Vintage 1oz bottles are normally available on eBay.
Vermeil Pour Homme
Maxim's Pour Homme. Another underated classic animalic. Part of me is always greedy and doesn't want to recommend this but it's so good that I have to. Floral,leather, oakmoss, animalic.
Alain Delon Iquitos. The most beautiful fragrance for men I've ever smelled, and it's skanky as hell. Smells hot, tropical, sensual. There's cool history here with Dior rejecting the fragrance and then regretting it, and the frag was discontinued due to ingredient availability rather than reformulate. Get a mini on eBay at least, everyone should smell this one.

I can't stand florals in most men's frags today, the fact that frags like Lyric for Men, Toy Boy and Declaration Soir get pushed as good florals make me shake my head. Florals in the late 70s to early 90s were more common and still MANLY.

Paco Rabanne Tenerre . Similar spirit to Iquitos, different execution. Civet and honey, musk, moss, patchouli and leather with a bouquet on the side. Has a strange dusty vibe which is somehow pleasant.

Azarro Acteur. Leather bomb with a huge blood red rose note, voluptuous and sensual. Great use of nutmeg as well. Somewhat modern smelling too, could be released today as niche and people would go ape shit

>>17425368
2: Paloma Picasso Minotaure. Beautiful fragrance, works flawlessly today. Orange musky creamsickle. Works so well that Almariac decided to be a giant bitch and release the exact same fragrance again and call it Wake Up World but charge niche price. I'm not joking, it's the same fragrance, you can read about it on Fragrantica. save your money, buy a vintage bottle on eBay of the first formulation. Runs 50-70, juice smells fine as long as the box is sealed and unused.

Carlo Corinto for men. Soapy, herbal green leather Fougere with a strong and anachronistic raspberry note. I think Tom Ford got the idea for Tuscan Leather here.

Aramis Havana. Still my favorite tobacco fragrance. Orange,allspice, bay leaf, tobacco, rum and leather. This fragrance just feels passionate and alive. The rerelease isn't bad, but if you want the real deal look for the original blue bottles.

Cappucci Pour Homme. A rougher, more herbal and spicy Acqua Di Parma Colonia


Versace L'homme. Saving the best for last. Pure Italian, perfect mix of class and sleaze. Citrus, musk, leather. Not complicated but executed immaculately, back when Versace was run by the real talent. Easy to find the vintage on eBay, font style is different on the original bottles. Price is low but will skyrocket as supply dwindles.


That's it for now. I've tried to stick with ones that are readily available on eBay for less than $100, Iquitos is the exception but you can still get a mini which will last for years.

Getting into some Oud. What's some good stuff to try? Tried some stuff that has "oud" in it (Ombre Nomade, Santal Royal, Oud Satin Mood) and got some samples on the way (Oud Extriact, Oud Ispahan, oud for greatness and purple oud). Any thing else worth trying?

How the hell do I get this Brazilian fragrance shipped up to me in Canada?
>Natura Paz e Humor Desodorante Colônia

Anyone tried davidoff zino? Is it comfy? How does it compare to z14?

>>17425377
I live in a country where getting hold of this vintage stuff will be a challenge. Do you know of any current formulations that have this old school appeal?

I've got aramis, yatagan, stetson, acier, bijan for men.

>>17424933
Holy mids. Sarah Haris easily takes the lead followed by CurlyFragrance. All others are forgettable, what the fuck? Any actually pretty women who actually care about fragrances?

>>17425108
Jacomo de Jacomo smells based, but I don't know where to wear it.

>>17425154
By the time our ways part, I have already forgotten you. Meanwhile, you think about me for hours. You can still smell me. That's why I do it. 40 sprays, no more, no less.

>>17425335
Boring as shit. You will not smell like an Arab, whatever that means. You will smell forgettable.

>>17425468
Can't help you with a Z-14 comparison, but Davidoff Zino smells like another shade of barbershop fougere. It's not soapy and mostly woods and patchouli in the drydown, garnished with some vanilla without being sweet. Smells a bit old school but I enjoy it. It's probably not "comfy", though. Get it anyway, it's like 14 bucks.

>>17424933
>MrSmelly1977

I started using pic in high school about 10y ago, I've tried many fragrances I liked more over the years but my wife throws a fit if I wear anything other than this

I'm cucked out of experiencing more interesting scents

Is it better to go with an unscented deodorant or, if there is one, the deodorant version of whatever fragrance you're wearing?
Pls respond

>>17425609
Doesn't matter. Deodorants are gone within minutes. Use whatever deodorant works best for you. Dishing out the dosh for the deodorant version of your fragrance isn't necessary.

>>17425561
I'm sorry but I don't, the problem is everything that made them smell old school has been taken out by the IFRA and ingredient shortages so now instead of old school cool they just smell old.

Anyone from Ireland got any tips for buying frags, second hand or cheap options etc. My mate in Portugal buys stuff off Vinted but its not in Ireland.

>>17425609

>>17425689
Don't you have Notino ?

>>17425698
>Notino
We do, but I'd like a classifieds option for deals.

Honestly I rate douglas over notino.

>>17425704
Don't you have eBay?

I got this for Christmas, opinions?

The dude who recommended Xeryus.
My bottle arived and i'm a little bit disappointed.
It's a better version of Cerruti1881, green, fresh with florals.
The florals ruining it for me.
Not a bad frag, but not what i expected.
The king class of fougeres is still Bon Monsieur for me.

>>17425741
Douglas and most npc level perfumeries are trash

>>17425831
I recommended Xeryus. What you bought isn't Xeryus.

This is Xeryus. You got the piss water relaunch. I'm sorry.

>>17425816
Really good. loewe as a house is under hyped and slept on and I'm fine keeping it that way. If you want to smell a really good one seek out Loewe 7 Plata. Unique mix of mint and incense, doesn't feel designer at all

>>17425832
Well yeah but if I want to try something out without ordering and waiting for samples, I can just go to da mall, and it just so happens that my douglas has a much better selection than my notino. At least when searching for the frags you guys are talking about in the threads, since I don't trust anyone else but you on what to buy.

>>17424804
What should I try today? Interlude was amazing for the first 4-5 hours, but the final part of it's life wasn't as nice, powdery sweet and peppery, the incense was almost gone. I ordered midnight oud, if the opening and the initial dry down is similar enough, I don't think the buy of interlude will be justified for me, as much as I loved jt.

Wear a spritz of Beyond the Pashtun summit this morning before I shower.

https://www.fragrantica.com/perfume/Memoirs-Of-A-Perfume-Collector/Beyond-The-Pashtun-Summit-75200.html

It's Interlude minus the oregano, with a big dose of fruity pomegranate and pine. Not bad, not my thing though. If you wanted a lumberjack scent, this is it though. No weed smell, ignore that note

>>17425851
How does it compare to the reformulation?
Similar by the way with polo green. The original scent is a different one than the recent one. Recent polo green smells like an urinal cake, only in the opening there's fres h green pine, dries down to a sweet piss note.

>>17425879
Honestly it's like two different frags.I feel bad , I should have specified get vintage but the rerelease is so bland I legit forget it existed.

Again, I'm sorry. If you're curious, try and get a mini or a sample of the vintage. While you're at it, get the original formulation of Xeryus Rouge. It's still cheap on eBay and it's a really interesting fragrance because its such an anachronism. Smells surprisingly modern.

>>17425872
>Cannabis note
Into the trash it goes

>>17425689
not frome ireland but what about parfumo souks?

>>17425892
What part of "no weed smell" wasn't clear from what I wrote?

>But but it says it's in the notes!

Yes and the notes for most frags are bullshit.

>>17425921
I don't trust your nose sorry. I don't want to smell like a stoner who sprayed le male

>>17425926
Cool thanks for sharing.

>>17425368
>vintage dali pour homme
any way to tell the age just from pics?
not the one you replied to but i'm looking in the same direction, you got some great recs.
actually i blind bought aramis havana yesterday, will report back when i get it. hoping to replace jazz club for it which is a bit too soft for me.
i've been tempted to buy cappucci pour homme from the same guy too but i feel like i don't really need it

>>17425926
there is not a single frag with a cannabis note that actually smells like cannabis

Does anybody have experience with this one Can't really find any review but got one for Christmas.

>>17426012
You have the bottle, you can smell it yourself. What are you looking for here?

>>17425984
Ezpz
This is the vintage, see pic related.
The link is to the new version. Spend a few bucks more and get the old shit

https://www.ebay.com/itm/324680295967?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=TswcGq5kTwO&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=z6kLtexFT8C&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

>>17424886
yeah the other one is way hotter

>>17424804
I tried oud for greatness today and it's definitely not for me , I think I actually hate the oud. Smells like the inside of a rotten barrel and tons of saffron.

I guess if you like saffron you might like it, but for me its been quite a dissapointment

Can anyone recommend a good brand that is not too NPC but also not crazy expensive? I'm looking for prices <€150.

>>17426059
I had that Dali cologne. It's certainly an acquired taste.

Don't forget she's the best /frag/ girl

>>17425601
Then tell your broad how you really feel

>>17425368
>vintage Caron Pour un Homme
Oh man, that is the stuff. It seems to hold up well too (I guess not that many fussy ingredients to go bad, etc. -- just lavender, vanilla, and musk). I love the current formulation too, but the older ones really stand toe-to-toe with Jicky and Mouchoir de Monsieur with that bracing opening, interplay between dirty and clean, and the cozy drydown. Wonderful stuff.

>>17426230
Autismfu

>>17425851
Update on my Xeryus bottle:
Although i got a new formulation it grows on me. It got more depth than Cerruti 1881, it dries down green, fresh, woody almost gin-like due to the juniper. Love the drydown. It could habe more depth, maybe amped up oakmoss and less bright florals. I searched up the perfumer, it's no other than Morrilas. That dude is the king.

>>17426255
...literally teached me that perfumes are something that need time. A short sniff on a test stripe is tricky as fuck.

>>17426258
Yeah let it macerate

>>17424737
Is there a good one with significant cocoa scent from which I won't go bankrupt?

>>17426059
thanks, looks like there aren't any vintage bottles available in germany. maybe i'll get a 7.5ml miniature of maxim's pour homme, they're around 12€. the prices for iquitos are obscene.

>>17426286
I haven't smelled any newer versions of it, but my bottle of Valentino Uomo from ~2016 or so smells like nutella, it's preddy good.

>>17426224
On the dry down smells like sauvage elixir 's opening

tried sauvage for a bit
then tried bdc
now both bottles are empty
looking for my next pleb npc mass pleasing sexy masculine scent for all occasions, any ideas

>>17426059
also what the hell is that? i can't find anything about it on parfumo or fragrantica

>>17426330
dior homme 2020

>>17426384
DH 2020 us actually really nice and not pleb tier
It's incense but in a really nice way

>>17426305
Don't bother with chasing vintages. If nobody can make interesting fragrances to current regulations anymore, it's time to let the whole industry die.

>>17426389
Problem with recent frag industry is that most frags are too sweet or too inoffensive, it's similar with masculinity, modern males are ashamed of it. While modern frag users are ashamed of wearing an atomic beast mode aromatic fougere in public.

>>17426384
isn't it less attractive and more on the office friendly side

A female fragrance in the same vein of this:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UHXGc2oWyJ4
?

>>17426442
like sauvage and bdc? yeah. it's dior's direct bdc competitor.

A friendly reminder:

Ganymede is really good.
Ganymede = Akigalawood + fruits.

Kenzo Homme (Intense EDT and EDP 2022) are good.
Kenzo Homme = Akigalawood + aquatics/blue.

Bois Imperial is fucking garbage.
Bois Imperial = Tom Ford Grey Vetiver + Akigalawood.

Is it me or every fragance that has oud just smells like fucking oud to the max

cop or not (also what is that bottle to the right of the body wash)

>>17426674
possibly a 10 ml travel spray of the edt, usually refillable.

>>17426674
Bro if you can wait a few days for shipping you can probably get it cheaper online.
That being said, it's not a bad deal. The thing on the right is probably deo spray.
Also tripfags are gay.

Thoughts on these 2, got them for Christmas but haven't opened because they told me I can change them if I want

>>17426709
I’m not a tripfag I was trying to make a thread in /sp/ but put the title where it says name instead of title. I thought it meant name of thread.

Does anyone know Ferrari Leather Essence?
Did you like it?
Where can I buy it?

>>17426674
$130 at Macys and Dillards

>>17424737
i managed to find it for a good price on marketplace. Total blind buy.

Am I crazy?

>>17426674
Not.

Shit longevity. It's very watered down. There are better Dior scents. May seem like a good price but I promise you its just a shitty giftbox stocking stuffer deal.

going to japan for a month and i want a new frag to take with, something light and airy but still wintery. ideally with a little smoke, incense or leather but still very light. no sweetness will be acceptable, and definitely no shitty sweet fake wood scents. please advise, niggers

>>17426674
>>17426837
also look on marketplace. Junk like this always gets posted up after christmas, if you really wanted to try it I guarantee you could probably find it cheaper there. Although a lot of people see 'Dior' and get retarded about resale pricing.

>>17425609
Look for a good skin scent if you want lasting body smell. Or just find a nice perfume that compliments your primary frag and spritz it under the arms (with unscented deodorant).

>>17426840
Make a forum post on fragrantica. Lots more freaks who actually know what they're talking about lurk on there and can help you out a lot better.

>>17426470
ez.

>>17426840
try some cdg stuff, 2 man or cdg 2 might be what you're looking for, they're not powerhouses but work well in the cold, you might not like the aldehydic top notes in cdg 2 but it's not sweet

>>17426840
Antaeus.

>>17425852
>hyped
>jw anderson
>irish jew
>uniqlo and anime

>>17426887
What the fuck does that even mean?

>>17424737
Am I doing this Fragrance thing right?

>>17426904
yes indeed anon
which one those excellent frags is your go to?

>>17426904
basic but good. Unless you're really dying to get into frags these are very strong choices. Classics, and everyone pretty much enjoys them. But I'll always encourage people to break out of their comfort zones and find the scents that THEY love and notes that compliment them most.

recommend frags with dark academia vibe

>>17427009
>Vapid, performative obsession with Europoor elitism and muh trad aesthetic
Caron Pour un Homme

>>17426529
>like sauvage and bdc
what do you mean, women love those, speaking from experience

>>17427082
bro just test it at a store, you will get it.

>>17427009
Encre Noire

>>17425588
Can you rec me some comfy frags please

UKanons try eden perfumes for decent clones of popular frags. I just got copies of aventus and pegasus and they're pretty good.

>>17424804
Tried these two

>-Nasomatto pardon
Really heavy on the oud, like oud for greatness but sweeter instead of bitter and spicer, not my cup of tea. I think I hate oud
>-Au Coeur du Désert Andy Tauer
The opening Is really harsh and sour , but the dry down is sweet calming and comforting. It smells like white flowers, dusty, woody ,amber and sweet oranges, really heartwarming and relaxing scent. smells like returning home with your loved ones after a long vacation. I wanna try the air of the desert to see if it's more versatile, but I'm considering buying this one at some point. Not really wearable except in really specific occasions, but it's beautiful

thoughts on picrel?

Tested azzaro chrome at the store, this is the vilest piece of shit freshie I've ever smelled. I'm not joking when i used to have a deodorant that smelled EXACTLY liks this.

Ck eternity was pretty decent.

Also tested neroli portofino, now this is a good frag for summer, has a bit of a feminine vibe that i don't mind. If neroli intense that 10€ fragrance on notino smells 50% like this then I'm buying that one lol.

I'm going to try out some Amouage samples this coming week

Best alternative to POAL?
>25 M
>tropical country
>>17426904
Fairly common but decent starter frags, now get something daring like Kouros
>>17427330
I liked Le Beau because I'm a sucker for coconut, I have no idea how strong it is here though

>>17424816
>If you end up liking Layton,
>>17424804

Just tried Layton and I'm wearing it right now and it's way less challenging and more boring than the rest of the bunch but it's pretty nice. A bit more interesting than the average designer frag tho

Will order detour noir but hell, that bottle is atrocious

What fragrance to smell like Heroin. A cute H chick said she loves the smell of heroine.

>>17427487
heroine.
just rub it onto yourself. there's a reason nobody makes a fragrance like that, because you can just use heroine. same with gasoline etc. just throw your clothes into gasoline (diesel sticks longer and might also work, but is more pungent). so just buy heroine. you can even dissolve it in something if you want it as a spray.

>>17427487
how does heroine smell?

How badly do fragrances stain clothes if you spray them onto your body? I've never had a problem with this, but say I sprayed a pink/brown fragrance on my wrists, how long would I have to wait for it to dry before I can put on a white sweater?

>>17427487
There is a "Rammstein" frag that apparently smells like heroin, though it is discontinued. I am also in the search for a frag that smells like H

>>17424737
Newfag (to /fa/) here. How long has the fragrance thread been going? I'm assuming quite a few years given that its number 869

>>17426827
There is nothing from the old F

>>17427330
Smells like socks and CAHSEE

>>17426904
VE is superb and pulls compliments.
Bin the Armani though

>>17427557
what? nigger it literally just smells like coconut nothing else

5 Reasons Why You Need To Wear Fragrances?!

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/EFbjjHYan4w

Why the fuck did I buy this shit?

>>17427611
>he bought the big bottle too
kek based retard

>>17427614
It was like $31 on eBay. I hope Jeremy overdoses. Fucking asshole.

>>17427009
Van Cleef and Arpels Pour Homme
Histoires de Parfums Marquis de Sade
Guerlain Vetiver
Guerlain Habit Rouge (EdT or EdP, none of the zoomer ones)
Etat Libre d'Orange Je Suis un Homme
**for warmer days, Eau de Guerlain (something about it reminds me of that slightly stale aftertaste of a cigarette, but very pleasing if that makes any sense at all)

>>17427618
getrekt

>>17427631
Lmao

>>17427618
So whats it like

>>17427611
It's like I said. People praised Halloween frags as some kind of revelation, but as soon as I tested them at the store, they just smelled the price. I don't know why people shill them.

Anything smell like wood, smoke and old carpet?

all i need

>>17427688
Can hardly smell it anymore

>>17427727
Gucci Guilty Absolute

>>17427740
Based collection, i own Montana Black Edition which is hairy ballsy as shit.
How does Vermeil smell?

>>17427618
thats not a lot to spend on perfume. just resell it on marketplace or some shit for $20 if there's still a lot left.

>>17427631
This spooky skeleton has some moves

>>17427740

I've been lowkey thinking of getting a backup of Furyo.

>>17426927
Actually recently just acquired Versace Eros, I am planning to use it for special nights out. Have been using Acqua Di Gio for many years.

>>17426929
Working on trying to find a unique scent for myself. Trying to learn! :)

>>17425468
I'm actually going through a major Zino phase right now. I bought a small bottle of the vintage last year because of all the Beau de Jour comparisons. I liked it but was also kind of disappointed because I found the opening sour and astringent, and it didn't smell that close to Beau de Jour. And because the bottle I got was so small I was reluctant to wear it much.

Then a few weeks ago I finally bought a bottle of current Zino (along with the deodorant) because it's dirt cheap and I wanted to see how it compared to the vintage. Something clicked when I sprayed it for the first time, and I completely fell in love. It's all I've wanted to wear recently, and I like it even more than Beau de Jour now (I guess this is growing up?). Also the current and vintage are about 90% identical (vintage is a bit stronger, but you can compensate by spraying more).

The opening can still be kind of challenging--intense mouth-watering bergamot and lavender, which can come across as pissy at times. But I think it's gorgeous. Then it dries down into some beautiful dusty patchouli and vanilla, with echoes of rose and geranium, the lavender still humming in the background.

So to answer your question, yes Zino is comfy.

I don't think it's that similar to Z-14. Z-14 is a light woody citrus + cinnamon to my nose, and Zino is darker and heavier (but not oppressively so). You should definitely blind buy Zino if you're at all interested. At this point I'm thinking it's the best value-for-money in all of men's perfumery

What is the best designer winter office frag?

>>17427979
Chanel Egoïste

What are people's favorite "dressed-up" patchouli frags? By that I mean perfumes where patchouli is the dominant base note, but there's other stuff going on, e.g., Guerlain Heritage, OG Givenchy Gentleman, Antaeus, Zino, etc.

>>17425368
>>17425377

R8 my cheapie hoard. I will be adding Jacomo De Jacomo to it next, and about 4-5 warm weather ones to it over the coming months. Most of it was acquired the past 3 years.

What's the best amuage?

>>17428003
Figment

>>17427997
Very nice. How is Furyo? Been meaning to check that out for a while. And Lapidus?

Also you need Zino. And Molinard Musc if you like incense

>>17426871
chur I'll check out cdg 2, sounds nice

>>17428009

Furyo is hard to describe. It's like a kind of pungent, soapy musk with oriental spice to it. Getting rarer, to the point where I'm thinking of copping a backup.

Lapidus PH is a kind of woody-honey frag. Dense is the best word I'd use to describe it. Starts rough, edges out to a weird sweet haze. PH Sport is metallic flowers that dries down to a kind of semi-floral, semi-aquatic freshness, all with a skanky undertone.

>>17427997
>sung homme
>cool water
>yatagan
Real based. Try to find Ocean Rain though, and you are missing Drakkar Noir

>>17428021

I've heard modern Drakkar has shit performance though.

>>17428035
Dakar man good, unironically

>>17425816
>>17425852
does that still have the guava-like roots of the original? i really liked that but it was a little overpowering against the rest of the scent

Ok help me find this scent in my mind. These do not correlate to a specific cologne, but for some reason my mind is correlating these to this type of scent. Just need help finding the best smell for this mood.

Early 2000s, commercials of mid 20s to early 30s masculine men in the shower coming out with a towel looking fresh and clean, freshwater lakes on a warmcool day with a light breeze, with a tiny hint of mint and vanilla. The visuals blue color of Nautica Voyage (I've never smelled this so maybe this is the one I should get)

My mind is imagining a scent thats like a mix of Versace Pour Homme, Aqua Velva, and JPG Le Male.
Very light, but still masculine, not very chemically, natural, and fresh and aquatic.
And something the ladies will love.

Help me find a good cologne for this "vibe" please.
I also have one more follow up "vibe" I'm looking for in my next post.

The next "vibe" I'm trying to match a fragrance to is this:

Imagine a cold winter day, you're in the alps or something, hiking or skiing.
You rent a lodge, wearing a sweater, you have a fire going, reading a book, you hear the wind making noise against the lodge. Very cozy. Not too bold, something light. Like the scent of cedar, and a very light little hint of pine or sandlewood. A fresh touch too because of the cold, and the wet snow.

And one last vibe looking for a fragrance to match to.

Imagine walking through the woods, on an autumn day. Like new hampshire. Kind of a musky, wood smell. You have the damp leaves, PETRICHOR scent, and maybe imagine a bit halloweenish vibes. Again, light not too bold. Like the scent is kind of lingering around, but you love it and just want to sit there and breathe slowly its relaxing in a way.

Scent is possibly the best interest/hobby to have, because it is inherently an in person activity. there's no way you can sample or have an opinion about a scent unless you go out of your way to try it. You have to go to perfumeries, pharmacies, department stores to sample, unless you want to spend money and blindly try shit. But it's a bodily, communal, and humanistic thing that we can only experience in person. The true saving grace of our internet age... Long live the perfumeries...

Why is nobody reccomending polo green, old spice, drakkar noir, obsession, pour homme? What happened to actual good cologne?

>>17428231

IFRA

>>17428218
Joy Amin is my favourite Let's Smeller

>>17428181
>>17428185
Dakar

>>17427997
>no quorom
based otherwise (especially leau bleu d'issey, dont see much of that and its one of my fave work frags).
i love drugstore frags, thinking about grabbing lagerfeld, thoughts? looking for some old school powder. descriptions make it sound like a more powdery obsession minus the christmassy notes, which i'd be down for.

>>17428179
Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue comes to mind.

>>17427997
encre noir 3 bottles,dylan blue ,mcool water

my guess is you are 16-23 year old, nice collection no cap

Rate my frags
I use the front row a lot more than the back row
A few in the back I hardly find an occasion to use like the Lalique Hommage a L'Homme and the Franck Olivier Oud Vanille

>>17428463
soulless/10

>>17425368
>>17426059
Well, I just dropped nearly $100USD on vintage Dali parfum after reading how 'dark & unique' this scent is.

fingers crossed

>>17428042
Dakar is based

>>17428463
I got Insurrection II Wild and it is indeed a good Pure Havane clone. Pure Havane does last longer on me, though. Detour Noir makes Layton obsolete. Franck Olivier stuff hasn't managed to convince me, neither did Hawas, although it used to be good for the price it had (it has become more expensive each time a new batch drops). L'Eau d'Issey isn't for me, neither is Sculpture. CDNIM is just sour. I'm looking for Hommage a L'Homme and haven't found it yet. No clue what that blue bottle is.

>>17428179
Gentle Fluidity Silver
>>17428185
Dior Homme Intense
>>17428185
Equus

>>17428547
>No clue what that blue bottle is.
It's a cheapo Sauvage clone that's less spicy. Even the bottle is larping it

>>17428558
I kinda thought it was but wasn't really sure and didn't bother to look it up. As far as Sauvage clones go, I can only recommend Ajmal Kuro. It's somewhere between the EdT and EdP of Sauvage and goes straight to the drydown, but it's strong and lasts long, just what you want from a Sauvage clone.

What's /frag/ opinion about pic related?

>>17428053
The 7 line is completely different from the Solo line. There is no guava at all in Plata.

>>17426714
tommy smells super fresh, more aquatic fresh than citrus fresh. i really enjoy it. Longevity is shit tho, might just be my bottle but i gotta spray twice in each spot and it lasts around 30mins before its completely gone

>>17427997
I was going to heartily praise that collection until I saw that man Bogarts. Now I think it's shit, you probably have brown skin and drive a cab and are one of the shit skins the goes on FB trade forums and begs for niche frags for free by going "God morning sir very beautiful fragrance very good manly yes but I am not sure it is being worth the price you are asking yes? I need a BEAST fragrance yes very powerful and manly yes I this price is much too high you give cheap yes? And why only ship in America? I am in Sri Lanka sirs you ship to me cheap too yes? I await reply let me know when you can send. Yes."

Bogart is for people with zero fucking taste who think the only good frags are ones that last 16 hours and fill a room. Quality of smell? Irrelevant. Price? $30 or less, preferably much less.

Exceptions are Furyo and Witness.

>>17428593
I haven't tried it but the bainchis I've tried have been absolutely stunning. There was an anon that raved about it a year or 2 ago

>>17428593
That one is very good, understands how to pull off a dichotomy of fresh and animalic. Lasts forever, smells amazing, really unique but still wearable.

The problem is her later frags keep drawing from the same well and the creativity has plummeted.

>>17428185
Celine black tie

>>17428611
>creativity has plummeted
Unfortunately. Too many of them is leather centric and variations of her dna or a bit too feminine leaning even if I like them, sticky fingers, unspoken musk, dark side. Haven't tried libertine neroli, but it didn't receive raving reviews.
Divine perversion is a more light wearable gourmandish fragrance, but feminine leaning. I expect more releases from Hedonik, but it will probably something floral and animalic...

A fougere or something else more classic masculine would be nice.

>>17428385

Yes, that's exactly what Lagerfeld is like, Except I'd add in a very light tobacco note to it.

>>17428425

25. It's both EN and its flankers. I like the original best, but Extreme is rapidly coming up there.

>>17428607

I'm a pasty MF that likes ghastly beast mode frags that make me smell like I came out of a '70s/'80s time capsule. So I have developed an affection for Bogart, by and by.

No one knows them in 'Merica outside of niche frag communities. And hell, most things you'd get in a drugstore are as synthentic in smell. So why the fuck not?

Went to the stores testing frags just like I wanted. What a waste of time this time around. Shouldn't have focused on the "expensive" stuff, the faux-niche.

Ended up buying Eau des Beaux. Also two edb soap bars, because I wanted to spend up to 400 bucks on frags today but designer stuff was unironically the best.

Any recs on something that smells like a pacific northwest forest? Fresh and salty

>>17424737
I have a bottle of the greenish-yellow Clubman after shave because my barber used to use it. You can smell how cheap it is but there's something that's kind of nice about it.

>>17428861

Alright, so here's more about my trip to the city:
>go into large department store
>walk up to Chanel, Dior, Guerlain to test some stuff I've been missing
>quite a few based frags (including Antaeus)
>move on to Byredo, bdk, Initio, diptyque, Bond No. 9, etc. etc. etc.
>everything is basically another take on something I've smelled from Dior, Chanel, Guerlain before
>FUCKING WASTE OF TIME
>only very few outliers
>go to L'Occitane
>Eau des Baux straight up mogs everything that wasn't Dior, Chanel, Guerlain
>go to smaller perfumery
>Cartier a massive disappointment, will never get my rec
>only 3 Nicolai frags, 2 feminine
>Cuir Cuba Intense is ok, but at least different to all the other stuff
>move to The Body Shop
>eh
>Rituals
>eh
>go to niche perfumery
>once AGAIN closed, two hours before their actual closing time (???)
>go to other large department store
>test a few frags
>some designer stuff is once again the best
>Comme des Garcons mogs 90% of all the "niche" stuff
>spent longer sniffing CdG stuff than everything else
>Voyage d'Hermes Parfum is up there too
>Other Hermes stuff still disappoints, won't get my rec
>testers of Toy Boy, Luna Rossa Carbon, and other few interesting ones are empty


And that's it. Check out all the stuff from Dior, Chanel, Guerlain and you've played store fragrances through. CdG is also very interesting, very futuristic and I consider them very wearable, really should go and test only those the next time. Wrists were kinda occupied. Hermes would probably be up there if I liked vetiver, but I don't. Cartier isn't interesting enough, but neither is all the expensive faux-niche shit. It all smells the same. If it has "amber" or "santal" in the name, Guerlain does it better. Tom Ford stuff was unironically the best expensive niche, because it was at least unique from time to time. Nothing which blew me away, though. Had better stuff from MDCI, Tauer, Nicolai etc. which just wasn't available at all these stores.

anyone own this one? thinking to get a bottle for springtime

>>17428978
To sum it up:
You want an in-house perfumer. All the classically trained perfumers just do 50 shades of same. No balls. Also paper test strips are mostly useless, but I knew that already, it was just confirmed again.

>>17428181
Comme des Garçons Incense: Zagorsk

Any frag that is similar to Artisan Blu? Love the shit out this fragrance, a blue scent done right.

>>17428889
Oud Minerale

>>17428861

Why is it that some frags come down in price quickly, but others seem to sell at retail for eternity? I want a bottle of CdG Wonderwood but its still selling for pretty much retail after 13 damn years.

>>17429155
Some brands like cdg just control their supply better I guess. Also I heard it’s way cheaper in Europe. Wonderoud is better though

New to fragrances. Rate my fall/winter selection.

>>17428889
simone andreoli ocean of a midnight moon fits the bill perfectly. in my notes i wrote that "it smells like a sea that goes over a forest directly, no beach between it. fir needles float in the water."
underrated scent also.
allsaints concrete rain is more wet flowers but it's nice
>>17428836
>I wanted to spend up to 400 bucks on frags today
why? just take your time
>>17428980
i don't own it but i think there are better tuberose options. or to phrase it differently: tuberose is such an interesting scent that i'd test multiple tuberose focused fragrances before settling

>>17429255
>red tobacco
KYS

you guys are still Dakarlets?
Shame...

>>17429350
I'm not, but I've just been wearing Kenzo Homme Intense lately

>>17429356
>"intense"
>smells like water
bischsissies...

>>17429155
just rack it. or check marketplace for a semi-used bottle.

Thoughts? Cheaper alternatives?

>>17429255
jubi xxv and grand soir good, i have no idea why you'd stack up on cheap shit boozy fragrances after owning those. sell rest and buy a nice rose/iris frag (poal, le cri de la lumiere, dh:i etcetc) and a proper fougere (bon monsieur, egoiste platinum, bdj)

Any male oriented frags with predominant banana scent?

>>17427976
Appreciate the writeup. Definitely gonna cop a bottle. Any other comfy recs? They don't have to be similar to Zino

>>17427997
How do you like azzaro intense?

>>17429088
Is OM not discontinued?

>>17428889
You could try Olympic Rainforest.

>>17429467
H24

>>17429350
why all the pajeets shilling a drakkar clone like it's something interesting lately?

>>17429529
Because I like it. Fuck off get off my case why can’t you let people like what they like??

>>17429808
Different anon. Are you a sociopath or mentally/socially retarded?
"How do you like thing?" doesn't mean "How could you possibly like thing? It's shit."
It means "What do you think of thing and do you like it?"

>>17429736
Literally just one person.

>>17427918
eros is fucking fire anon
look into dior sauvage to add to the collection

>>17428889
Fathom V

I'm looking for lighter ambers/orientals with 10/10 longevity, projection doesn't matter. Will probably buy LADDM, Patchouly looks promising too

>>17429736
whiter than you + you are a dakarlet and weak

>>17424842
I want to sell my bottle of yatagan.

>>17429949
I bench 2pl8s and already own drakkar noir, why would I buy a clone? go back to whichever street you usually shit in mate

Before Christmas some women at my work were talking about fragrances and one of hem told the others about an incredible one called "Dior Sauvage" that she's going to buy her bf.

>>17429965
>why would I buy an EDP concentration that smells and performs like the OG DN and costs 3 times less when I can keep my watered down frag?
benching is a meme and you know it

>>17429967
she is right and her bf is lucky

>>17429285
>Red Tobacco
>KYS

Why the hate on Red Tobacco? I got a sample of this, then a week later, the day before Christmas eve, I was in downtown Chicago, walking through the long tunnel between Jackson Red and Blue line. As I passed through it, the only one in it, in the -18 def F weathrer, this rich, deep cigar scent wafter over me. There wasn't a piss smell, or anything, like Philly subways, just this deep, dense, rich, mildly spicy cigar smell. It reminded me of the Red Tobacco sample I'd gotten, and I decided to buy a bottle then.

So why the hate? Is it too loud? Too "basic" for Anon's "anti anything mildly associated with acceptance by normalfriends" leatism? Not complex enough compared to other tobaccos? Personally, I think its a lovely simple linear smell; accurate, rich, and dirty, with great length and sillage, to boot.

I know that fragrances are highly subjective but are there any "known cases" where it's more genetically determined that some ingredients will smell completely different to some people?

Personally I can't stand Sauvage and not as in "it's not for me" but more like it's objectivly repugnant. I thought it was the ambroxan but I recently tried CH Cobalt and it's basically 1:1 clone of sauvage with the same nauseating effect and yet it doesn't have ambroxan in the notes breakdown...

>>17429467
boa madre
few...
>>17429736
old scents good, reformulations bad. do the math
>>17429965
are you enjoying the 20 minutes the fragrance lasts?
>>17429983
>notes breakdown
irrelevant

>>17429990
Lasts fine for me, cope

>>17429992
cope it doesn't, I can't smell it 1 hour after you put it on form your room's wall

>>17429968
>benching is a meme and you know it
Why add that to your statement? You could have left that out and only attacked his frag choice. The only meme here are your pecs.

>>17429983
Plenty. Iso-E Super smells different to people and smells like nothing at all to some others. Certain ionones can have a really pungent odor while being pleasant to some. I'm not 100% sure but they might be responsible for the dill/pickles smell of Santal 33, if you smell dill/pickles in it. There's a specific molecule which smells completely off to me, but not most people (haven't been able to identify it yet). Benzaldehyde, nitrobenzene and cyanides either smell like almonds or cherries to people (mostly unused in perfumery, just based on my knowledge from the laboratory). A similar effect is represented in Guerlain's L'Homme Ideal (mostly in the EdP), which makes people smell more almond and less cherry or just cherry all the way, for example. I don't get any almond from it and the previously mentioned molecules all smell like cherries to me, despite often being described as also smelling like almonds.

>>17429981
>Why the hate on Red Tobacco?
It's just one anon who got tricked into blind buying it a while back and now regrets it

>>17430012
Thanks, I think that the cherry/almond issue is quite common. For me a lot of cherry flavored foods have a marzipan aftertaste and almond is the main marzipan ingredient.

Some of you fags need a reality check, you've gone too far down the rabbit hole. You autistically obsess over fragrances and label them as being either good or shit (no middle ground), as being for summer or winter, for this occasion or that occasion, etc. The fact is 99% of fragrances smell nice and for the most part it doesn't matter what you spray on yourself. If you're attractive then smelling good is just the cherry on top (pretty much any fragrance will do). If you're some ugly loser it doesn't matter if you're wearing a ridiculously expensive niche fragrance or a mass-pleasing compliment-getter, ultimately you're still an ugly loser.

>>17429391
Sauvage Elixir, but it’s not dirt cheap, either. They’re similar—they both have a glow about them.

>>17430106
Just remembered fresh cilantro as well. For me, fresh cilantro is straight up soap taste. Meanwhile my mother loves it.

>>17429967
>>17429979
>she is right and her bf is lucky
Correct.
Sauvage is still a superb scent.

>>17429981
It smells disgusting, it's extremely poor quality, and the projection is overwhelming. It's simply fucking shit. Also slit your throat reddit spacing retard.

>>17429967
cant compete with bois imperial

>>17429529
not him but imo even standard Azzaro has very good performance for its pricepoint

>>17425609
perfume and body odor is the only correct mix

>>17429967
get compliments on this mediocre shit more than anything else never understood

>>17430835
You all hate Sauvage because it's throws the reality of the world in your face ever time you smell it.
Sauvage isn't brilliant, it isn't exceptional, it isn't magical. It simply well put together, friendly, out going, doesn't quit and manages to fit in without changing in almost every situation. And that is more than good enough because the overwhelming majority of people love it. And this is documented time and time again,video after video and post after post. People love Sauvage.
Sauvage as a fragrance is what you wish you could be as a person, but aren't. Instead you'll sit around circle jerking the rare ingredients and exotic creations, lauding each other for your superior taste, looking down on the plebs who shower Sauvage with compliments. Why don't they compliment you? Isn't it obvious how much better your fragrance is? It's niche for gods sakes!
Nevermind that you don't actually understand what niche even means.
So you'll post and post, seething and pretending to laugh at your own wit each time you meme about Bois Imperial. But one black day you'll crack and do the unthinkable: You'll buy Sauvage. You won't post about it here of course , my god why would you? You have a completely anonymous reputation to protect! You'll spray it on and part of you will be ashamed and feeling transgressive, but a small sliver of you will feel hopeful for a change. Maybe, just maybe, today I'll be noticed. Today I'll get a compliment. I just want to feel what it's like one time, everyone else loves this stuff, surely there's one compliment left for me?
I genuinely pity you when you still won't get a compliment and are forced to confront the reality that even a jovial titan like Sauvage can mask how rotten, desolate and unappealing you are.

So keep shitting on Sauvage, spray your niche of the month or whatever arab oil is getting hawker now. much like a tranny pretends to be a woman you are equally delusional in your claims of superiority. Cope and seethe.

>>17430925
kek is someone saving these in the pasta collection

Should I get Lattafa Asad even though I have a Sauvage EdT clone already and I already have like 8 other frags in my rotation?

>>17427009
Maison Margiela whispers in the library

w2c bvlgari black or a decent copycat at this point?
It used to be my favorite, but I ran out ages ago. Should I just try the similar shit from >>17424741
?

i am positively surprised by aramis havana. the way it changes from slightly bitter oranges and rich spices to extremely dry leather and woods/tobacco is really incredible.
quorum is pretty nice too, felt very nostalgic. not sure if one of my after shaves smells similar (maybe hattric or pitralon) or if someone else wore it many years ago.
>>17430824
intense is a completely different fragrance
>>17430950
no

>>17431029
forgot to add, i wish that quorum would last longer. but can't really complain for 10€
now that i have aramis havana i'm contemplating selling my bottle of jazz club

>>17430925
I'm actually not big on the smell of Sauvage itself, although I don't hate it. Now Elixir on the other hand did indeed hit all the right spots.

>>17430950
Asad doesn't have Sauvage performance and certainly not Sauvage Elixir performance. It's not a bad fragrance, though, but you would have to fit it into the "amber vanilla" category (which is massively different to Elixir).

>>17431004
Try Prada Luna Rossa Black. It might not be as unique, but it certainly isn't common, either. Also doesn't break the bank.

How do these two compare?

>>17431055
>Prada Luna Rossa Black
I'll give some samples a shot. Thanks!

>>17429808
Learn to read retard

>>17430824
Yeah I have the original and I like it. Classic scent

https://dameperfumery.com/products/jd-scatamalis-eau-de-parfum-spray-50-ml-1-7-fl-oz

>The distinctive odor of feces is due to a chemical compound known as 'Skatole'

>makes you smell like literal shit

is it just me or does versace eros flame smells a bit feminine?

I need something similar to Polo Red, but stronger and longer-lasting

Safe for blind buy?

How do I smell like Chanel Allure Homme Edition Blanche without spending Chanel-level cash?

>>17431519
I thought so and had to return it. It smells too much like fruity tea with an undertone of generic cologne

>>17431069
They both have that molecule in them that smells off to me. The underlying notes seem to be a bit generic masculine with a coconut note on top, at least for the regular one. In Le Parfum I can't smell anything other than that weird chemical.

>>17431449
The elites don't want you to know this but 99.9% of vanilla perfumes smell very unisex.

>>17431526
Wait for a discount (inb4 doesn't exist), track prices, get decants, take part in a split, buy open bottles. I picked up a bottle of Pour Monsieur for less than 70€recently.

I know jackshit about fragnances, I need to buy something I can wear anytime anywhere for around 30 - 40 eurobucks, any recommendations? I'll probably buy it in Notino if that helps.

>>17430925
holy lord bois shitperial just got BTFO

>>17431699
Versace dylan blue is the most versatile in my collection, you can wear it morning or evening, cold or warm weather and it will do the trick. Just niche enough its not mainstream like sauvage and everybody loves the fragrance. I’ve gotten countless compliments.

2023 is here, spring is coming.
What will you wear in spring and summer this year? For hot summer days I bought Missoni Wave 100ml for 25 yuros.
Looking for complementary frags, suggestions?

Rec me a frag that invokes confidence and warmth

Do I need to buy Molecule 01 or can I just buy 100 ml of Iso E Super spray from Amazon?
I am not sure if Molecule 01 consists of one special isomer of Iso E Super or something like that

>>17428003
They’re all bad arab shit

>needs fragrance because he’s insecure
gtfo with your pua shit

>>17430925
you have a mental ilniss

>>17431761
>needs fragrance because he’s insecure
gtfo with your pua shit

New Thread >>17431898

>>17427487
idk, there are quite some soaps and incense sticks with literally "opium" fragrance so you'd say there are also edp/edt of it

SOTD Caron Pour un Homme. Even the new formulation smells amazing and is irrefutable proof you don't need an overly complex pyramid to smell great. Sometimes minimalism works. Toes the line between clean and sleaze well, the older formulations were bolder and more sleazy but also less versatile. I prefer the older bottles for special occasions but I could wear the new one every day for a week and not feel bad.

Uh oh Kourosbros, not like this

tried this from a friends sample kit and really liked it, is there any websites where its cheaper than 200$ nzd?

>>17424910
>>17424908
>>17424913
she's fat and uglier, what are you sissyspraying niggers even on about

>>17425368
>>17425377
based and checked and thanks