/fa/ - Fashion

The fragrance groups 101 chart.

The fragrance flowchart for beginners.

Is there such a thing as a frag that's both "dark" in character but fresh? I don't like heavy fragrances. I'm more into airy frags that are fit for hot weather.
Not a fan of the encre noire line or vetiver-centric frags in general, by the way.

>>17768696
garbage as always

>>17768701
nope, even if you didn't like him he provided relevant content to /frag/
if he is/was one of the schizo spammers as well then he got what he deserved desu

>>17768703
no u

IndependentsWarsaw on Etsy makes these really cool mostly iso e super based fragrances with themes like Neuromancer, Ghost in the Shell, Crash, etc. Of the fragrances are a miss but I've received a ton of compliments on my Spiced Leather bottle I got from him. It's like $30 and has great performance.

The graphics also remind me of 80's sci-fi paperbacks, which is nice.

>>17768707
insanely retarded

>>17768709
Oh also Oakcha is another cheap dupe brand that has a lot of hits I convinced my friend to go in with me on an order I got some Tom Ford dupes and she got these historical based fragrances and she loved everyone I got a bunch of compliments on my Tuscan Leather dupe though I felt their version of Joe Malone wood Sage sea salt was overly feminine compared to the original and cheap smelling

>>17768709
>>17768712
>compliments compliments compliments
holy fuck you are such a TOOL

MEMO, French Leather. Any experience? I feel like it pantsed every other leather in the schoolyard but it is expensive and I feel like girls wouldn't like it nearly as much as an Aventus / Tom Ford dupe.

>>17768685
he "left" because of the shitshow that happened in the past threads, or maybe he just dropped the persona. in any case i hope he doesn't come back or at least gets off his high horse. walking dunning kruger effect
>>17768697
few know this but swiss arabian doesn't just make cheap dupes
>>17768707
>he provided relevant content to /frag/
yeah, shilling beaufort london at every single opportunity sure was great content. you keep forgetting he barely smelled 100 frags, he didn't know shit
>>17768709
which ones did you try?

>>17768713
You can wear something just to antagonize someone if you want. The choice is yours.

>>17768722
I ordered his iso e super + Neroli and his Spiced Leather. I ordered a 10 sample set of my choosing immediately afterwards. The guy has like 50 frags so I just ordered what sounded cool. Most were sort of average but true to their description. If you want to smell unique it's definitely worth the $20-$30. You'll actually smell like a mint Julep as described, you just probably won't like it.

>>17768724
>all my life choices are dictated by other people
what a fucking loser damn

>SOTD: Bogue MAAI
flowery+animalic musk, similar to MEM but the animalic note (civet) is way more prominent and actually detectable, fall/winter scent (can become cloying in warm weather), unisex/slightly masculine but this would smell like pure sex on a woman, the blend is great (at least on par with Musc Ravageur - i don't have too much experience with other animalic musks desu), will comment on performance later (but based on the opening 30 mins i'm not worried)
>9/10 (with MEM as a 10)

Rate my poorfag collection. What should I get next?

>>17768789
>Tfw Bois d'Argent smelled heavenly on the test strip, but turned into IKEA sawdust on my wrist
:(

>>17768792
Maybe it's the skin pH, on me it's woody orris root with no homo undertones like in dior homo intense/parfum

>>17768789
proof that there is no better way to out oneself as a poorfag than succumbing to masstigery

>>17768797
so it is true that you are projecting your homosexuality onto smelly water, niiiiiice, very nice. normal stuff here

d̶o̶e̶s̶ t̶h̶i̶s̶ d̶r̶o̶p̶ s̶o̶m̶e̶ p̶a̶n̶t̶i̶e̶s̶?̶ does this get compliments from the ladies?

>>17768827
you are a huge loser

>>17768827
The only fragrances I have ever worn that have legitimately gotten compliments from women are $40 deep wooden scents

>>17768832
i got my last compliment for You Or Someone Like You
depends on the crowd, i guess

Based OP. I’m wearing MEM layered with one spray of Oudh Infini to compensate for the new Bogue batch not being as animalic as I’m used to.

>>17768823
if gendered fragrances and notes didnt come to exist in society you would be perfectly right, but the fact people have grown to associate some scents with either sex or potentially even sexual orientations means you have to choose your fragrance carefully lest you're flagged as a faggot
smelly water could project homosexuality onto you, the same way secretions magnifiques warns you're a psychopath with dubious hygiene

>>17768851
autistic beyond belief

>>17768707
I also have no idea who some people mentioned here even are. Never heard about him. I think they’re just trying to make themselves thread personas. Anyways, good riddance. We don’t need any namefagging here.

Guys can you help me with some questions ?
How often are you supposed to reapply your frags ?
Could you please suggest me a good perfume which smells like Lime and mint ?
And one last question, would you please tell me frags which makes me smell clean and overall comfy please ?

I dont have much money, but i would like to have one at least.

>>17768857
nigga wants to smell like toothpaste

MEME is a chemical weapon and not a fragrance. Sampling ahead of stupid irrational decisions highly advised, because I know we have people with poor impulse control in these threads.

>>17768299
I get good performance out of Antaeus, that's all I can say. Sillage could be better past the 2 hour mark, but other than that, I have no issues.
As for Olive Wood & Juniper, it's okay. Guess enjoyers of woody fragrances might like it, while I wouldn't really wear it myself. Performance isn't much better than that of Neroli Intense, but it's good enough for the price.

>>17768707
I didn't mind gothrock anon, either, to be honest. There are enough permanently hostile posters and he somehow got busy arguing with them (which I can't be arsed to do anymore), keeping them entertained and locked in their reply chains. Other discussions got better as a result.

>>17768857
Lime mint? Try Guerlain pour homme

>>17768857
>lime and mint for poor people
carven l'eau intense, probably, unless it needs to be even cheaper than that
>clean and comfy for poor people
prada l'homme, probably, unless it needs to be even cheaper than that

>>17768785
>the blend is great (at least on par with Musc Ravageur
Musc Ravageur smells like a cinnamon bun compared to MAAI.
>>17768789
You shouldn't be geting anything. Step back and start sampling more fragrances.
>>17768860
>>17768853
5/5

>>17768864
I do not need to share in Turin's opinions about fragrances. His nose diverges strongly from mine and fragrances as well as their perception are individual. One of the most important aspects to realize when testing fragrances, by the way. Nothing tells you better if a fragrance is right for you other than your own nose. No reviewer, no compounding hivemind website and no Chinese swamp skinny-dipping forum. MEM does not smell good to me, no matter the complexity and quality of it. It really is that simple.

>>17768864
mem itself is one thing, layering like a fucking sperg because of batch variance is another.

>>17768861
>>17768862
Thankyou guys !

does /frag/ approve of any youtubers?

Areej Le Dore $1550 Classics Full Set sold out in under 2 minutes. Tell me again that perfumery is dead in 2023.
>>17768869
I'm not disagreeing with you about subjectivity. Just sharing some other POVs.
>>17768870
Why would it if I know exactly what I want to achieve?

>>17768882
you don’t, and also you’re a fucking sucker for contrived exoticism lol

>>17768881
Only of /ourguys/ Wafts from the Loft.
>>17768883
That's a lot of projections you have there. Post your collection.

>>17768864
>Musc Ravageur smells like a cinnamon bun compared to MAAI
yes, i only compared them based on the quality of the blend

>>17768869
agreed, but it's still an objectively very high quality scent based on artistry/blend/ingredients, etc. hence the ***** review from LT (and i think you also admit at least to that)

>>17768881
the sheer autism of Jeremy kinda makes him /ourguy/ desu senpai
i don't care about the others atm

>>17768884
obsessing over manufactured rarity is just the fragrance snob equivalent of obsessing over aventus batches or the latest roja “drop”
>p-projection
roflmao

>>17768857
>How often are you supposed to reapply your frags ?
Depends on your preferences and the fragrance. Some last longer than others.
>clean and comfy
>dont have much money
Try Tabac Original.

Just smelled door sausage on a swarthy, greasy looking maghrebi teenager on the tram. He was wearing a rick and Morty t-shirt and watching full metal alchemist on his phone.

Is there any hope of recovering from this fellow masstige-bros?

>>17768897
sausage isn’t masstige though, it’s just plain ol mass (and not the sacred kind either)

>>17768869
If you want to continue posting in these threads unmolested then you actually do. This is your first and only warning. I've memorised your posting style.

>>17768888
>quads
>still a shit take
something is wrong with the algorithm today, lads

>>17768904
hot take hot take fr fr no cap on god sheeeeeeeeesh

>>17768902
You said that the last time already.

>>17768911
Not me but it's nice to see my influence rubbing off...

>>17768785
one more thing: this is quite similar to T-Rex in the drydown (but MAAI has nothing of the burnt, firey accord of T-Rex)

>>17768702
You could try the incense tinged Dior homme sport

>>17768881
i find that bitch annoying desu,also she's deff a lesbian which is cringe

>>17768881
I only like varanis riidari and ramsey. wafts in third place

Ma Nishtana is shit and Haxan is shit.

Any other incense that smells like the opening of ma Nishtana?

Want to blind buy a couple of fragrances from Nicolai, which ones should I go for and why

>>17769101
>Ma Nishtana is shit
Why?
>Haxan is shit
Why?
>which ones should I go for and why
NYI, Bois Belize Intense, Amber Oud, Patchouli Intense, Incens Oud, Cuir Cuba Intense in this order

>>17768731
Like how you act incredibly antagonistic for no reason other than everyone else here does?

I'm glad I didn't buy a full bottle of Bois Imperial after all. I liked it at first, but it just goes on and on with the same accord forever, I got tired of it quite quickly.
I still find myself prefering good old Terre d'Hermes in the "transparent woody spicy patchouli" category.

>>17768938
Anything less citrusy? It's too sharp to my nose. The elemi and incense are nice but the overall scent profile is too citrus-centric

>>17769145
maybe Kenzo Homme EDP?

>>17768709
Looks like vape juice

>>17769118
the antagonism is for my own personal enjoyment to further mock the ridiculousness of your posts. any questions?

>>17769117
iris medicis is worth a try as well, if one is comfortable wearing florals as a man. i find it stunning.

>>17769127
>but it just goes on and on with the same accord forever
That's the best part. Show me other fragrance that has monster performance and actually unusual drydown that lasts and lasts and is not your generic vanillic or ambery bullshit. It's 10/10 in my book.

>>17769217
bois imperial may not be a generic vanilla or generic amber, but it sure is a generic woody

>>17769117
>Ma Nishtana
Beautiful incense that dissapears in half an hour and you are left with smoky woods

>Haxan

Bought it because apparently it was a beautiful composition that keeps developing, but In my skin is an amalgamation of animalic and aromatic notes that doesn't evolve much past the initial green blast
Thanks for the recs

>>17769127
Since it's linear, do some layering experiments with it.
Quentin Bitch is overrated though.

My Acqua di Gio Profondo arrived. I'm really happy because it's one of the few fragrances that don't make me sneeze if I smell it from too close. The smell is also great.
Stay tuned for my next blogposts!

>>17769261
Did it come with a Binky and bottle full of milk for you too?

>>17769272
Wouldn't you like to know, milk boy

>>17769209
Kinda sad you gotta tear others down to provide yourself with a sense of self worth, ngl

>>17769308
It's part of the thread culture take your sensitive ass back to /r/fragrance

>>17769308
you seem really fond of inventing personality flaws for others to handwave away any criticism you receive.

>>17768860
>I get good performance out of Antaeus, that's all I can say.
Thanks anon. This decides it, I'm not buying it any time soon.
>but it's good enough for the price
8,5eur is much easier to risk. I'll post back on Monday when I receive it.
>>17768857
CK One. It's citrus+fresh at great price, timeless clean scent.

>>17769313
Just observation, I'm not even the one you initially criticised.

>>17769323
get your glasses checked buddy, your observations suck more cock than your mouth does.

As a regular poster of this thread, can we stop with the passive aggressive shitposting whenever someone post something designer or "masstige"? It was fun for a while but it's getting really tiring and frustrating when it comes to reading the thread

>>17769404
no can do, buddy
autism and being contrarian for the sake of it is part of 4chan culture

>>17769404
sounds like reddit might be more your speed

>>17769404
I've worked too hard to raise standards in these threads to see it all go down the drain now.

>>17769423
>>17769412
>>17769423
are you the guy that shits up /wt/ too

>>17769163
I don't like akigalawood...

Can I gett a frag reccomedatiom similar to BDC straight parfum, no price limit

>>17769454
that thread is worse than this one and frankly needs some heavy handed snobbery to purge the poorfags

>>17769325
My observations are better than your trash talking, get a new line if you're gonna act retarded for fun.

Working my way through these at the moment. Three favourites so far:

You or someone like you
Minty fresh, citrus, floral with a pleasant musky undertone. I did temporarily get a cat piss vibe from this on the dry down but it got better. The opening is amazing and very realistically fresh mint. I’m not sure if this works as a fragrance though, smells more like a luxury handwash or shower gel.

Fat electrician
Creamy vanilla amber meets soapy Vetiver. Pretty nice. Very different from other vetiver fragrances I’ve had.

Ghost in the shell
I really like this one. It weirded me out at first but I’ve begun to love it. Very metallic and yet organic at the same time. Reminds me of those weird synthetic comme des garçons fragrances.

Milky floral metallic vibes but then a very clean and fresh lemon soapiness. Smells like a futuristic Japanese shower.

>>17769404
I'm pretty sure it's all just one guy who has nothing to do but shitpost all day

Started this ride last year around this time with Dior Homme Intense after trying the whole Sephora following a hard break up because I wanted a new fragrance that wasn't the one that my ex gave to me. Last one I tried that day and it blew my mind. Never gave a single fuck about fragrances in my life until that day.

I know you guys will insult me in a hundred different ways but I don't care, jusy want to share the fact that this hobby makes me happy

>Inb4 "spending money isn't a hobby"

Smelling, using and learning about new scents is

>>17769543
I like it. good balance of niche and wearable stuff

>>17769521
i bet you wish that were true, cock gobbler

>>17769543
the “i fell for every single /frag/ meme, good and bad” collection

>>17769543
>Replica frag next to LDDM, Golestan and Pardon
ngmi

>>17769562
post collection

>>17769564
i bet you wish i would

>>17769564
i like wearing whispers in the library at work, what can i say.

>>17769562

sometimes you guys are right you know. In any case, /frag/ recommendations are not even that unique, bois imperial and the such are shilled everywhere.

>>17769548
thanks anon

>>17769578
>what can i say
you can apologize to your boss for stinking up the office, for one

>>17769582
My boss actually loves it because she told me that the whole office smells delicious wherever I pass.

Not that I care about her opinion tho , but obviously I'm not going to wear golestan to the office. My coworkers don't deserve to smell such a masterpiece

If you had $50 to buy one frag, what would it be? If you had $100, what would it be?

>>17769592
Considering you are talking about full bottles (30,50,100ml ) and not decants
>50 dollars
Eau des bvaux
>100 dollars
Dior homme Parfum

>>17769592
For fity kouros body, off of ebay
For a hundred nasomatto absinth

>>17769543
All my favorite memes lmao. What are you rockin w rn

>>17768857
CK One is very good value, and slightly less generic Indian taxi driver than bottom tier blue scents

Help I can't stop buying woody oriental spice frags. I need to break out of this mold, what's the complete opposite of those?

>>17769608
>>>17769543 #
>All my favorite memes lmao. What are you rockin w rn

Acqua di sale , Neroli Nassimba and portrait of a lady , depends on the fit

>>17769117
I'd add Ambre Cashmere Intense as well. It's a good take on concurrent perfumery. Other than that, great suggestions, although I'd change the order personally (BBI a bit further back, because it's good, but cloves have been done well by other fragrances, too).
I haven't decided which one I'll get next, but it's probably Amber Oud. It's just as complex as I like and the lavender pulls through beautifully, but takes it time to do so.

>>17769590
an anosmic boss? lucky you.

>>17769658
not him, but i find bois belize much more compelling than patchouli intense or any oud ever made

>>17769670
I guess it just reminded me too much of Jacomo de Jacomo and Costume National Homme. It's certainly smoother than both, though.

>>17769127
I approve of this. I shilled BI for the longest time but man is it tenacious. A travel spray should last you until the extinction of mankind.

Sold it to get a decant of >smoky pineapple

Redpill me on the CDG Incense line bros. I'm specifically drawn to the idea of Avignon because I kinda like the idea of smelling like a Catholic church (nostalgic for me), but all five of them pique my interest. Any thoughts on em /frag/? Worth the money?

>>17769678
order samples of them all. the underlying incense juice is great, but imo kyoto is the one that has the most balanced scent bc it really just leans on woods instead of vanillas or anything like that

I'm gonna get one more fragrance. Do I get Spicebomb Extreme for the upcoming colder winter or Xerjoff Fiero for the remainder of the warmer weather? Big fan of both

>>17769721
lol jerkoff

>>17769596
>Eau des bvaux

>>17769721
Just bought a bottle of extreme a couple weeks ago and the performance is shit. Sillage is weak and barely lasts an hour or two on me. I want to like it, regardless of what anyone says here, but I’m disappointed so far.

It looks like it was leaking ever so slightly when it arrived, so I’m planning on returning it for another bottle and hoping for the best, but I’m guessing it’s just the reformulation is worthless.

Why is Sel Marin so based bros

>>17769763
Have a sample coming Wednesday

What are some dark, herbal/medicinal woody and bittersweet frags

>>17769757
Weird. I got a sample from Nordstrom and it seems good to me. I doubt it's very old since the lady decanted it right out of the tester bottle.

Picked up this badboy (100ml) for $39.99 on sale.
>smells exactly like Aventus
>lasts longer than Aventus
>literally 1/10th of the price of Aventus
>get compliments out the gate
sneedfags btfo

Top 5 Guerlain frags for Men in their 30s?

>>17769757
>>17769775
Feel free to judge me if you see fit, but I bought mine straight from their website.

Question /frag/, if someone were to drop money on a full discovery set of either Zoologist or ELDO, which do you think would be a better choice, and why?

I won’t say money is no object, as I could afford either without breaking the bank, but it also shouldn’t be ignored that Zoo runs over 5$ a sample where as ELDO is a little over 2.

That said, if Zoo is a better product, it’s a better product.

>>17768844
This is a GOAT frag , I am amazed that designer brands haven't stolen the DNA.

>>17768720
it was one of the very first fragrances I ever tried when I was getting into this. I loved it at first because it was really woody and reminded me of pencil shavings. didn't much care or even remember what it turned into. went onto fragrantica expecting other people to talk about how woody it was, but absolutely nobody mentioned it in their review.
I think I got a blast of ISO E Super and didn't recognize it yet. Is French Leather known to have ISO E Super?

>>17769678
One of my favourites. It’s nostalgic to me and a very well-done incense.

I preferred it to Kyoto since I’ve got a few other CDG fragrances and they all have a similar Asian-incense vibe to them. Whereas Avignon is straight-up church incense.

>>17769815
Enjoy your skin cancer spraying unregulated Arab chemicals.

I’m a big fan of Silver Mountain Water, Sillage gave me a headache and brought me out in hives.

>>17769859
The ELDO sampler is one of the biggest no-brainers for anybody here who hasn't already gotten it. I went on to get four of the ones I tried: YOSLY, Eau de Protection, Crucis, and GitS
I've gotten Zoologist samples through luckyscent and I will definitely continue to try more, but I hate that they don't have one big sample set with small vials instead of the ones with just a few in kinda-big sprayers for not very good prices. Squid is the only full bottle I own, and I'll probably pull the trigger on a full bottle of T.Rex sooner or later.

>27M, absolute newbie to stinkology (pic related, me on the right)
>Live in mid-size city in Minnesota(USA) (extra dank humid summers, long harsh winters)
>Budget for myself would be $100 for a bottle? I don't know it depends I guess
>I plan on getting some samples off of websites here and seeing what's what

My typical workday is as follows
>Wake up early, go to gym, shower at gym around 7:20 a.m.
>Change into work uniform (black jeans, solid navy blue polo shirt) (custodian, plz no bully)
>After work(5 pm) maybe change back into gym shirt since work shirt is usually somewhat saturated with sweat
>Go to bar for a drink before walking home

Other details
>I work in and around a museum with many visitors off all ages, races, etc.
>Most of the work area is cubicles, offices, bathrooms, and breakrooms with people eating their lunch
>ALSO long narrow hallways in which I will be passing by people. A lot

I understand that without having tried out some samples yet, I can't really give an idea as to what it is that I like in terms fo fragrance
BUT given what i've said, can anybody here give me some do's and don'ts or tips as to what I should look for

>>17770057
autism

>>17770061
Can I cop a promo code to get this scent for cheap?

>>17770057
In a museum the last thing I would want is smelling the perfume of the custodian when he passes by. Go for something minimalistic if anything. Prada l'homme l'eau or even molecule 01.

>>17769817
Shalimar
Mitsuoko
Derby
Habit rouge
Vol de nuit

>>17770018
to my knowledge they still adhere to ifra regulations, they just use cheap and impure raw materials. you get the hives from the stuff they don't list because they don't even know it's in there.
>>17770057
just go to a fucking store and test shit. also don't fucking put on your gym shirt again what the fuck

>>17769771
Pls

>>17770057
encre noire a l'extreme for winter, dior homme sport for summer?. incense just seems fitting for a museum custodian
do you have any scent preferences already? that's always more important than details of your daily routine

>>17770074
vol de nuit over heritage or vetiver???

Fuck fuck shit shit fuck.
Uni is in a few weeks and I smell like shit despite bathing.
I need something that covers up bo, is cheap, and has fast shipping. I'd prefer smoke or ash or something like that but I don't care I need something and quick.

>>17770103
you need deodorant, not perfume.

>>17770106
Give me one that arrives quick and isn't generic axe spray.

>>17770108
you can nuke yourself in club de nuit intense man. it's strong and cheap

>>17770108
i use native deodorant, unscented. you can try the scented ones if you wish.

>>17770108
Go to a store and get one today?

>>17770078
>just go to a fucking store and test shit. also don't fucking put on your gym shirt again what the fuck
What this anon said. Go to a department store and smell shit. And why the fuck would you put a gym shirt back on?

>>17770103
It's very obvious that you're doing something else wrong. Even if I wouldn't apply deodorant I wouldn't stink after a day of uni. Ask someone who doesn't smell how to handle washing yourself and your clothes. Technically your parents should teach you but apparently that didn't go too well.

>>17770103
get some cheap floral/rosy fragrance, once your bo shines through it will just appear as if you were wearing kouros

>>17769592
as much NYI as I have money for

>>17769764
PdN is based

>>17769870
will happen sooner or later

>>17770020
Zoologist has a full sample pack with small vials tho (pic related), also check out Bogue perfumes if you like T.Rex (if you haven't already done so)

>>17770103
stop eating at McDonalds
start eating proper food
you are welcome

>>17770161
zoologist’s packaging unironically disturbs me and i will never buy their stuff for this reason alone

>>17770164
i think it's interesting
sucks to be you, i guess

>>17770171
i’m not into furfaggotry so i can’t say the same. thankfully there’s a whole universe of equally good if not better perfumery that doesn’t have packaging designed by an e621 artist.

>>17770142
Now you made me think - because that's obviously the only way I have ever bought deodorant and that other anon seems so focused on having to order it (and that it has to arrive quick) that it didn't even cross my mind that buying deodorant online isn't even the way I'd do it. What possesses someone to buy something like deodorant online?

>>17770103
>>17770106
Seconding going to a fucking store and buying one you gigaautist. Also, what do you mean "arrives quick" when uni is "in a few weeks"? If your city has a university, it's big enough for a drug store or regular supermarket that stock deodorant. Have you suddenly decided not to smell bad? How did you go to school before? How did you go anywhere in your life? Are you shitposting right now? Nothing but questions.

>>17770174
bro it's just slightly anthropomorphized animals in clothes. you have to be an ultracloseted superfurry to find offense in that. are you alright? do you often think about e621 when you see a drawn animal?

>>17770174
>animal themed fragrance house
>furfaggotry
start taking your meds, anon

>>17770182
don’t like em, simple as
>>17770183
it kinda is. the part that really bothers me is the photorealism, it’s just downright uncanny like bad CGI.

Haxan, mousse iluminee , new York intense and chypre Siam coming in the mail.

Did I get memed

>>17770178
My mom told me that if girls are going to talk to me I need to wear deodorant or perfume. She told me I stink. Online shopping is superior to in store shopping because of price

>>17770205
if you stink, you should be wearing deodorant, not perfume. once you do not stink, then you can work on smelling good

>>17770184
yeah, i understand that you don't like the style (still no reason to not try/buy the frags tho) but 4chan(/drugs/whatever) must have fried your brain if this reminds you of furfaggotry

>>17770205
shit, i can only hope that this is some peak autismo LARP attempt
you should go to the store, test frags and order what you like from a discounter like notino or whatever it is that they have in your country
still, frags/deodorant alone won't save you if you reek so badly - start eating/drinking properly, don't wear shit plastic clothes, etc.

>>17770197
if you have NYI in the order than at least part of it is BASED

>>17770197
No, unless you blind-bought them, then yes.

>>17770205
Ask your mom how to stop stinking? But yes, if you talk to girls, don't stink. You don't have to wear perfume, but not stinking should be your highest priority. It's all about not stinking, it really is.

>>17770197
No. You got two amazing fougeres on the way to you. One best in the class for classical, work-safe fougeres. And the other is the best fucked up, completely unusual green-mushroomy fougere for witches or hermits. Congrats.

>>17770237
>best fougeres
For brown hands maybe

>>17770239
nta but im pretty sure brown hands wear neofougeres a la sausage

>>17770237
NYI is not a fucking classical fougere ffs

>>17770240
It’s too late, you already posted proof that you’re a Indian twink

>>17770245
did i? you'd be surprised if you knew who i actually am.

>>17770239
What?
>>17770245
Ah I see, so it's that kid who's accidentally posted his selfie being butthurt for god knows what reason

>>17770260
Take meds

Thoughts on BeauFort London?

>>17770205
Bro a stick of deodorant is like $5. How much do you save online

>>17770289
meme brand for edgelords

>>17770289
It's a great niche house. Don't listen to >>17770299 there's a schizo shitposter who tries to troll and start fights with people again in this thread.

>>17770300
gothrock homo, is that you? i thought you announced your grand depature ages ago.

>>17770307
Yes

>>17770313
back from the gay bar for seconds?

>>17770145
>>17770078
>why would you put a gym shirt back on
>list the reason for doing so literally in the same sentence

I'll add a bit of detail i guess
I put it back on sometimes depending on how bad my work shirt is when I'm done working
My job is very physical and the building i work in is 100 years old. The only AC in the building is in office areas, and I'm only in those areas for small windows of time, and when I am, I am being active and lifting and bending and moving things.
I only sweat in my gym shirt for like 45 minutes, whereas my work shirt is on me for 9 hours while I'm performing physical labor, almost like a gym visit part 2
I do hang my gym shirt on a hanger and have a box fan blow on it throughout the day so its dry very quickly. I dont leave work in a gym shirt that is in any way wet with sweat, but my work shirt always will be at least a little

>>17770317
that might sound like some next level shit, but you could just take one more shirt with you

>>17770018
>he really believes this

What i'm in for ?

>>17770344
>filename

>>17770344
I have it. It's quite generic and personally I don't like it, it almost smells like popcorn to me for some reason. I do get a lot of compliments though.

>>17770344
>>17770349
for me it's a little peppery at first and turns into a shower gel scent. You're in for getting your dick ate from behind

I’m looking on Jomashop for H24, TdH samples. Fo I get the EdT or EdP of each? What's the difference? God I feel stupid.

>>17770367
they are quite similar desu
also, why not just test them at the store for free?

H24 EDT is more airy and transparent. the EDP is sweeter and with added moss
TdH EDP is very similar to the EDT. less sharp and more vetiver is the main difference I got, but if you like one, you'll like the other

I think the EDTs are what you should try first, because they're the original, baseline version and they are also cheaper. you could also try to find them at an IRL store and see which one you like more

>>17770380
meant as a reply to >>17770367

has anyone here tried Brioni fragrances? they sound pretty good

Frens, I need advice since Im starting to lose my mind a bit. Ive tried almost everythinhg at sephora, living in france helps sometimes. Im trying to create a year round set of perfume to wear.
I thought about :
- Dior Homme Parfum for winter which I just bought a few days ago
- Platinium Egoiste for Spring / Autumn ?
- Dior Homme Sport for the Summer ?

I also want to buy Fahrenheit Parfum, JPG Le Male le parfum or even Eau des BAVX but it seems redondant with DHP ?

Ive already tried Le Male, le Male le parfum(extra nice) which are both very nice for a daily wear.
Last year I bought Fahrenheit EDT and Givenchy Gentleman Reserve Privee. Exceptional odor but both deceiving projection and longvety at least on my skin.
Also tried Bois Imperial, very nice but something is off after three or four hour. A pungent smell comes strong. Sad

Any ideas ? How do you guys organize your yearly and seasonnal rotation ? What about perfume for the same season ? I like to be well organized sometimes and not thinking about that

t. grad student, sometimes working part time, living in a normal climate.

>>17768694
what is the "techno interests me" fragrance? no meme answers please, i'm going to Tresor next week.

>>17770379
>>17770380
Forgive me, but which stores? Department stores?

>>17770392
sounds like a great rotation to me
for my taste every other heavy sweet designer fragrance is redundant with DHP, it's just the best. I might give away or sell my Eau des Baux at some point because of this
the other fragrance I like to wear in the winter is Encre Noire a l'Extreme because it's completely different. and sometimes Terre d'Hermes just for a change

>>17770392
I wake up and just decide what I want to wear. It rarely depends on the actual weather or season, so I don't organize shit. That seems way too complicated for smelly water.

>>17770395
Probably something from CdG.

>>17770402
in the US I hear it's usually Macy's or Nordstrom. in Europe Sephora is everywhere. but just google perfume stores nearby. Hermes releases are usually easy to find

>>17770412
Great, thanks.

>>17770395
picrel
if you want to test it, it's available offline @ Voo Store (or was at least last week)

>>17770395
I wear Beaufort London Fathom V, Serge Lutens Musc Koublai Khan or Parfumerie Particuliere Typewriter to raves.

>>17770289
Love it, sometimes they shit they make is unwearable but the notes are just extremely photorealistic. Great conceptual propositive fragrances

>>17770224
>No, unless you blind-bought them, then yes

Only blind bought nyi (30 ml) because I cannot get my hands on a discovery set in my country , and chypre Siam is just a 5ml decant.

>>17770237
I have to admit I got fomoed when it comes to haxan since they are going to discontinue it. The smell is just really interesting and something I don't wanna lose the chance of having.

I gave away my decant of Lalique Pour Homme to a friend, but I find myself missing it now. should I cop a bottle? I remember it smelled a bit too mature for me to wear out, but I found it very calming for just lounging around. I actually liked it more than Heritage, despite the very low price. maybe I could use a barbershop classic like that in my collection...

>>17770505
I was just researching this one. What about did you not like?

>>17770103
WTF is wrong with you

>>17770550
I liked it, but I just felt that I wouldn't wear it much, because it feels very classic and old school and contrasted with my twinkish looks too much. performance was also fairly weak
I thought it smelled much more expensive than the pricetag though, I liked it more than Heritage and Zino. I might just get it and use it as a calming evening scent for my own enjoyment

>>17770237
>Rajesh Balkrishnan

>>17770445
You did good. Prin is a talented, recognized and very well-regarded perfumer in the niche circles. He would be as popular as Areej Le Dore if he was to play all those silly limited editions and hype games as Russian Adam. Haxan is the most popular and extremely unique fragrance from Prin. Buying a few bottles of Haxan is at worst a risk-free investment. I bet one will be able to flip those for 100% profit in 1-2 years.

>>17770505
Yes consoom

>Ormonde Man
>Sel Marin
Which 1 or 2 more frags to round out a solid rotation?

>>17770609
could use a thick, rich and intoxicating cold weather fragrance like Dior Homme Parfum or Jovoy Psychedelique

>>17770441
>photorealistic
>wow, this smells exactly how <note> looks

i hate this retarded phrase, just say realistic

>>17770289
Iron Duke is one of my favorites

Sotd Guerlain petit.
Citrus, mimosa, violet, jasmine
Very nice floral

>>17770410
I know I know but I like the idea to create an olfactive identity for myself and stick to it. Like I use to wear JPG Le Male le parfum and people recognised me by the odor you know ? (massive beast for projection and tenacity)...

>>17770406
Thanks, I was thinking that DHP was maybe too heavy for a daily wear ?

>>17770699
Dhp is too gay for daily wear. But your nose knows

>>17770439
sounds like a great way to signal to other men that you’re receiving

>>17770721
I don't even know what does that mean. Is that some gay slang you typically use when you smell a niche fragrance on an attractive guy? I'm sorry anon, but I'm not interested. I have a gf and I'm not interested in men but you do you.

>>17770699
I use DHP for going out. I don't think it strikes me as an everyday scent, it's too sensual

>>17770600
yeah I'm really feeling that need to consoom again... it would be a nice fragrance for the coming autumn though, and if I still remember it fondly after a year then it's easily worth the 20$. I'll just give it to my dad if I decide it's not for me after all

>>17770650
>retarded phrase, just say realistic
Realistic painting and photorealistic painting are not the same things anon

>>17770739
Anon chill, he’s trying to sound intelligent. Let the retard be.

>>17770726
when did your girlfriend start her transition?

>>17770726
>wear dhp
>doesn’t know what receiving is
Yea I’m not buying it.

>>17770739
yeah but you can see a painting bro, try seeing a sound or a smell

>>17770779
t. redditor

>>17770819
It's called non-literal language. We neurotypical people use that a lot when talking about things

>>17770861
>neurotypical
yet another word loved by reddit fags, ran out of posts to upvote?

Reminder to report off-topic arguments that are most likely just one schizo arguing with himself
Why are these so common all of a sudden?

Thoughts on Relique D'Amour?

>>17770902
probably the last ban wore off

>>17770020
I’ve got the sample pack at the moment. Ghost in the Shell it probably my favourite so far, although the performance isn’t great.

I guess it’s meant to be fairly light and close to the skin. I can’t get enough of the creamy/soapy/citrus combo. It smells so comforting to me.

>>17770505
ok, bottle consoomed
can't wait to try it again and that price is hard to argue with. I thought I might get Jaipur, but it's a bit too oriental and sweet for me nowadays... this might just do it

Spotted: fougere thirdie is back at his old tricks. If you ask me he's a bit too active following his recent ban for being non-white. Ironic considering he's ripping off the High IQ posters daring and frankly avant-garde posting style, considering he always preferred a more subtle approach. Maybe a touch of rough and tumble drama is just what the fragrance general needed.

>>17770950
I don't understand what you mean by any of these sentences, but strongly believe you should touch some grass.
>>17770902

>>17771012
Yeah, good job showing yourself to have no knowledge of thread lore...

>>17771018
A bunch of newfag names you made up is not really 'thread role'. Seriously:
>>17771012
>you should touch some grass.

>>17771024
I can't even talk to you if copy and paste is beyond your abilities. Just know that I demonstrably know more about what goes on here than you, and that's just a fact.

>>17771042
if you know so much about that thread then you'd know that the alleged pic of him got posted months ago. but retarded faggots like you are unable to reverse image search, but keep playing the clown while annoying everybody

>>17771053
Nice try man

>>17771018
As someone who's been around, I stopped caring about thread lore and simply scroll past all the (ir)relevant lore shit.

Going to the mailbox brb

>>17770950
You really are the gayest poster here. Take meds and lay off the doir homo

>>17771084
>perfume hiding cigarette smoke
>closer to Russian Orthodox Church than Zagorsk
>basil hand soap
>a bit on the sweet side but well-crafted
The search continues

>>17770391
yes, this one and the new patchouli one by Michel Almairac

decent stuff, a little normie/safe but you'll smell good and you'll get compliments if you're a faggot like that

not the greatest longevity tho

>>17770237
>>17768851
What else do you own?

Got a sample of Imaginary Authors - Every Storm a Serenade

I don’t like the opening much, blast of spruce/eucalyptus leans too ointment-y
But wow that deep vetiver-ambergris drydown is something else, and lasts forever
I don’t know where I’d find this appropriate to wear, I’ve only sampled it at home in the afternoon-evening

Anyone tried this and have any thoughts?

Anons if you have the chance try Acrasia by Beaufort, it smells like Laddm with a twist. Really beautiful composition and really far from the usual Beaufort edgy faggotry.

>>17771087
What's wrong with Dior Homme? It's a bit sweet, but nowhere as bad you always make it out to be

>>17768709
Very obvious shill but ill check your shit out bro (:

Grey Flannel is so good bros. Over the top soapiness, its like a retro essential oils soap boar. Also kind of like a urinal cake. Like a soapy fahrenheit with all sorts of violet, chamomile, various florals and a sandalwood base. I got me a vintage sanofi bottle and the opening is in the optimal condition for experiencing a vintage chypre: slightly off, as if the materials have degraded over time, super astringent, alkaline. Only a minute later though you are in floral soap heaven.

>was just given a 6.7oz sealed box/bottle of Drakkar Noir by my mother in law
Wtf do I do bros? Open it? Surely I can’t sell it? Also I’m sure I’d recognize the smell but I’ve never actually *knowingly* smelled it

>>17771231
wear it you homo

>>17771231
wear it

>>17770057
Go to the Nordstrom at Mall of America and try some stuff, their selection is bretty gud

>>17770410
Not to hate bc its true for some frags, but I feel like a lot of people are like "yeah cdg is avant garde af" and then you end up smelling like Concrete or even Zero and despite the interesting openings they dry down normal —which is good if you want something wearable that still feels experimental, but doesn't strike me as distinctive

>>17770344
It smells like a sweet lavender bergamote stone. nice shower gel

>>17770392
I think itd be cool to try out some other sandalwoods for spring. Platinum Egoiste is cool but it also has a synthetic taste that really bugged me when I wore it for a while.

>>17771235
>>17771246
I should have left it sealed… this smells like every generic soap, shaving cream, deodorant, etc. ever

I wanna smell fruity. I wanna smell like exotic citrus

>>17771365
White coco by toni cabal

https://youtube.com/shorts/Nn6i6IqBteI?feature=share

>>17771369
Noted.
But I was also thinking Geo F Trumper Ajaccio Violets
Like fruity, but also old men smell, I think

>>17771363
yeah, it's like the Sauvage of its time in that way. doesn't help that the already soapy DNA was cloned and put in so many household products as well
I own a small bottle just because it looks cool, but I don't wear it much. doesn't help that it's the scent of choice for every middle aged, ethnically ambiguous taxi driver and no one else

>>17771374
Marbert Man Classic Steel Blue could be your thing then. It's a short citrussy and fruity blast, then develops into stale old men sweat

>>17771363
no, the soaps smell like DN because it was one of the most popular frags of it's time and they copied it

>>17771416
this

iris medicis is great fellas. it does remind me of the iris note of mitsouko greatly amplified.

>>17771416
Lmao this
I was so mad when I realized the truth

I've been using this for a few months now and it's great for work but why is it called "bad Boy?" I feel like a fag everytime someone asks what I'm wearing and have to say that with a straight face.

>>17771162
It's locked into his head and he can't get out. His blind hatred for the iris-heavy predecessor got immediately projected onto the scent-wise unrelated successor. It's a mental thing, don't try to understand it, it's not curable within 2000 characters.

>>17771318
>which is good if you want something wearable that still feels experimental
That was the plan. If someone wanted to venture into the realm of niche "techno" fragrances, they wouldn't have to start at zero, could get a general idea from a designer house. Also, CdG has some more outlandish offers as well and the other suggestion "The Door" apparently smells like CdG 2011, at least according to fragrantica noselets.

>>17771599
Play dumb, pretend to not know fully, say the brand name and bottle shape.
>Some stuff that says Carolina Herrera on it in a lightning shaped bottle
It really is that easy.

>>17771599
because you are a fag. your feelings ring true.

>>17770391
okay, I've tried it and I enjoy it quite a bit
something about it reminds me of Oud Malaki, maybe it's the oud accord combined with some leather. but it also has a prominent green apple top and quite a bit of vanilla.
so... something between Oud Malaki without the tobacco and a really classed-up Eros, as odd as that sounds? I like it, but wouldn't cop at the current price. maybe if it will filter down to discounters. as it stands, 100$ is a bit much for yet another designer oud scent, even if a very pleasant one.

>>17771599
then why say it with a straight face? say it in an over the top seductive voice, add "unironically" before it, laugh it off. no need to take everything so seriously

>>17771621
This probably means I won't ever specifically try it. I've seen that in the "reminds me of" section there are multiple fragrances containing a certain smelly molecule which smells like trash juice to me, so I avoided it (Oud Malaki, Costume National Homme). These along with some others are telltale signs for that ingredients which simply doesn't agree with my nose. I liked B683 but haven't tried the extrait, though.
Should I see it at a store, I might give the cap a sniff, since that molecule exposes itself immediately to me.

>>17770392

Ok what about JPG le male le parfum for winter / autumn since it is less heavy than DHP and keep DHP for special occasion, night out or even cold days where i really want to be nice and seductive.

- Platinium Egoiste for spring like april to june during the day ? And keep JPG for the night ?

- Dior Homme Sport 2021 all summer long June to august/ septembre since it has a nice a incense base, it can be work on colder summer days.

its starting to get a bit too much thinking for just smelly water. I kinda miss the days where I had just one bottle for everything, didnt think much about it, got compliment and kept going with my day...

Any Idea for a daily winter day frag ?

>>17771584
Fuck you fuck you fuck you

>>17771638
>Any Idea for a daily winter day frag
Burberry London
Boucheron Jaipur Homme
Encre Noire a l'Extreme
Costume National Homme

presonally I think le male le parfum is also a seductive going out fragrance and also gets mogged by DHP, so I can't see the point in that

>>17770505
bought a full 75ml bottle 2 days ago.. very cheap.
Yes it smells oldschool and classy but is a nice additon to the collection. Worth the price. I do find it similar to Zino in the oppening. Cant wait to wear this in the fall . you could also try the horse version , smells also good tried it once in a store

>>17771639
i’ll be enjoying it on the plane from loondin today :^)

>>17771318
I oversprayed CdG Zero once and I wanted to die

>>17771648
the horse version is also pretty good, though very different. more of a modern woody spicy scent, a little similar to Voyage d'Hermes maybe

>>17771656
Don't be so theatralic. Just a few more sprays and you're good.

The drama surrounding Areej Le Dore's newest release is so funny. I'm genuinely having a better time reading all butthurt comments about it than by shitposting here. But whoever got their hands on the set is probably up to some neat profit.

>>17771698
Can you give me a summary? I want to read about it.


Got my new York intense bottle on the mail, I got three samples.

-new York intense (I guess for the sake of trying it before opening)
-cap Neroli
-opus v Woods symphony by amouage

Considering it was a 60 euro purchase, it was extremely well packaged and with more samples than i expected. Bought it from perfumesniche

Prin's Anatolia Anatolia fucking slaps. God-damn, I love that Thai motherfucker.
>>17771708
>austistic Russian Adam announces re-releasing a set of his 5 most hyped "classic" perfumes
>all of them were collectibles and you could easily make 100%+ of profit on reselling them
>flippers who had hoarded old bottles get angry praising the bottles they own to heavens and saying that new Areej releases are mediocre to maintain prices of their bottles
>flippers who had not hoarded old bottles start saying shit about older releases and saying that the newer Areej releases are the best in anticipation of flipping the new bottles
>both sides are shitting on each other
>ALD includes a special collectible box and calls it ultralimited edition
>$1550
>now it's clear that it's gonna sell out really quickly, maybe 1h or so
>release day
>it sells out in less than 2 minutes
>people who got their boxes are shilling it to raise value of it
>people who didn't get their boxes are threating Russian Adam and saying how shitty the house is
>only a few hours after the sale, the first reseller offer show up on eBay
>$5000
>people who didn't get their boxes are loosing their minds
>flippers who got them are ecstatic
>release of single bottles is about to happen in few weeks
>it's clear that it's gonna sold out even quicker than the boxes

>>17771748
I don't know how people can still fall for that fucking scammer, doesn't matter how good his perfumes are, this kind of business practices are a fucking disrespect to his customers . I'm never getting a release from him until he gets rids of all this fomo shit to milk a bunch of retards

In any case , where are you reading this, I need to add even more bullshit to it

>>17768881
someone post the reflection man faggot clip from her

What website do you use to find out about new fragrance houses and releases of fragrances? If there is a tier list of the quality and frequency of their post I am interested in that information also.

>>17771794
https://streamable.com/oj3kgc

New York intense on the drydown smells feminine, to the point that I would say it has a prominent iris note.

>>17771820
you don’t know what iris smells like

>>17771825
I asked my mom in case I was imagining things and I told her, what you think ? And she said:

>Really nice, smells like old make up!

Not even making this up, it does smell like make up and powdery on my skin

>>17771820
I agree. Powdery vanillic Iris drydown. Almost as gay as habit rouge

>>17771838
Thanks , I was starting to think that they put something else on my sample.

I really like it, but it isn't what I was expecting. This is not a modernized barbershop masculine vintage fougere as many people claim

>>17771820
Just get Guerlain heritage.

>>17771842
who claims that?

>>17771838
Habit rouge isn’t gay. You’re gay.

>>17771847
Half of the reviews in fragrantica and most of the skinny armed faggots here for the past few weeks

>>17771831
>old make up = iris
rofl

>>17771855
What note would be in your opinion what makes it smell like vintage make up

>>17771842
anyone telling you that is pulling your leg, it’s a semi-oriental fougere halfway in between habit rouge and heritage. new york intense couldn’t be any further from a classic fougere if it tried.

>>17771858
>all vintage makeup smells the same

>>17771853
>for the past few weeks
newfag

>>17771863
The new York intense shilling happened quite recently, maybe you are the newfag

>>17771861
In any case smells feminine. And I would say it has undeclared iris. Think whatever you want

>>17771859
I know what it is , now that I tried it. I really like it, but this is completely unisex, leaning feminine even. Smells like nicolais purse.

>>17771855
He’s not wrong. Did you have a mother and grandmother?

>>17771820
You what mate? Is this some new fabricated NYI retard take after "it smells like sweet vanilla!"?

>>17771847
I claim that and I can bench press >>17771853 together with his PR.

Just wear Guerlain vetiver. It’s masculine without being in your face.
Sotd Guerlain vetiver edc

>>17771876
Noselet take

>>17771853
Don't listen to the skinny armed faggots then (and certainly not to fragrantica). Even the charts place it correctly and far away from the fougere category.

>>17771869
It didn't happen recently, it has always been like this. I bought it slightly more than two years ago, mostly because I read about it in this thread. It has no undeclared iris, but it has undeclared tonka bean, which probably makes some people claim it to be a "classic fougere".

>>17771869
you don’t know what iris smells like. that’s not a thought, it’s a fact.
>>17771870
no, i was miraculously conceived. call me jesus 2.

>>17771901
tonka bean is a huge part of all fougeres, not just classic ones. the people calling it a classic fougere simply have no idea what the difference is between a classic fougere and an aromatic fougere or an oriental fougere.

>>17771884
too much iris in the drydown, sorry. real iris, but still...
I'll just keep enjoying my usual combo of Sauvage and Invictus and steer clear of all the stuff for fruits

>>17771708
cao neroli I almost like but its too sharp and green for me to wear. Im hoping that neroli intense is better

>>17771944
Ah, so that's the indian schizo. Now he's getting his shitposting fix by suggesting that everything smells of iris. I see.

>>17771748
lol he was letting people buy multiples of the collector's set as well so flippers could buy like 5 of them to sell

>>17771970
>letting
obviously intentional to ensure the entire thing sold out quickly and created more hype for the next re-releases

>>17771980
He was limiting sales on some other releases before this one apparently, but this one you could buy up to 5 of them.

Lmao retards In the thread getting defensive just because I said i smell iris In New York intense. It's a great fragrance but it's not the traditionally masculine scent you think it is.

>>17771944
This wasn't me

>>17771968
Take your meds

>>17771901
>but it has undeclared tonka bean
nigga u alright?

>>17771914
What do you expect from fa. This isn’t basenotes. We’re just here to shitpost.

>>17772064
>Musk

May be were the powderingess comes from

What are the best fragrances for humourless cowards who can't stand even a little bit of banter?

>>17772146
aventus

I made this mistake of thinking this was actually about fragrances but it’s some battle of who can be the most pretentious peppered with passive aggressive insults and classism.

Also some dude who is obsessed iris. What notes are actually associated with wealth and more expensive fragrances? How can you tell the difference between the good stuff and cheap stuff that isn’t well formulated?

so which Fahrenheit do you like more/less, the EDT or the EDP?

>>17772158
It's like wine, you've just got to get your nose on a lot of stuff. Keeping notes helps.

And relax brother, it's all part of the fun.

>>17772158
Iceberg Level 6:
>Designer? Fake-nichee? Indie, artisan? Vintage? Doesn't matter. It's about smells.
Some people just haven't reached that level yet.

I'm the guy that said that new York intense had iris.

Well, I sprayed directly from my bottle instead of the sample, and now I cannot detect the iris at all and it's way more citrusy , green and sparkly. So I'm assuming my sample is badly labeled or fucked up in some other way. I'll see how it develops but so far , one hour in almost, no iris.

They have some resemblance in the base tho, do Nicolai perfumes share some base ala tauer or Bianchi?

I checked and Nicolai has a new release that has iris, how likely it is that they labeled wrong an official sample?

>>17772185
>norma kamali incense
why cant we have nice things anymore...

>>17772185
Holy shit I laughed so many times reading this image. Please give a detailed explanation of level 6 and infinity.


Thank you for making me feel happiness.

NEW THREAD
>>17772219
>>17772219
>>17772219

>>17772158
Sandalwood is rich white people. Oud is rich Arab

versace eros, I just bought it. I'm tired of not having sex

>>17772185
>>Designer? Fake-nichee? Indie, artisan? Vintage? Doesn't matter. It's about smells
If you weren't here from the start, you'll probably take at least a decade to get there
There are cheap drugstore perfumes that can smell great and vintages that can smell awful. Shunning any source, be it niche or masstige, is just trying too hard to fit in

any ginger frag recommendations? I had dior homme sport 2008 and fucking loved it. want something similar