/fa/ - Fashion

What generally gets pussies soaked

>>6166257
Are you young? You might want to look into generic stuff like Davidoff Cool Water, Abercrombie Fierce, or Playboy EDTs.
Surprisingly, Playboy New York is actually quite good for its price range.

Something that's soft enough to not overpower your nose, but individual enough that it's a recognizable scent. I want something where I take a qt3.14 out and it's a relaxed winter night, just the two of us, and when the night ends she HAS to remember dat smell.
GO:

>>6166275
May I suggest YSL La Nuit? Generic, I know, but to me it fits your description.
If it's for winters, maybe Versace Dreamer?

Call me strange, but I also found Piment Brûlant by l'Artisan Parfumeur to be good for the night, especially winter. It's definitely not a party fragrance, but it's still energetic.

>>6166255
Something that doesn't "smell like cologne", something that gives the person an impression that I'm not wearing any, just that I have a certain scent. Does not have to be masculine in any way.

Girlfriend can barely breath when someone passes by in the bus with any noticeable amount of perfume, that's why I'm asking.

>>6166286
Oh, just saw you said "individual enough". Well La Nuit isn't as common as Code or 1M, but still.

>>6166287
To me, Abercrombie Fierce doesn't actually smell like cologne. It smells rather manly, but it doesn't really smell like a cologne.
Do you want a scent that corresponds to something in particular? You might want to look into specific scents with specific notes; for example, colognes with strong sweet smells (caramel, tobacco/vanilla, coconut...).

Or you could try Bacon. Look it up on Fragrantica.

>>6166288
>>6166299 here. Also look into "beverage" type fragrances if you're into that.
I can recommend Ungaro pour l'Homme (vodka and wood), Fou d'Absynthe by l'Artisan Parfumeur, Creed Virgin Island Water (distinct rum and coconut, it's an exotic yet formal smell)...

>>6166308
Meant to quote >>6166299

>>6166308
I meant to talk to >>6166287

>>6166299
I wear all-black most of the time. I want something that makes me smell *something* other than just my skin when people are closer to me. I live in a city, so I'd like to have something that doesn't remind you of that. I hate the smell of olives, tobacco and most flowers. I really like the smell of tea. I'm on a budget, so I just want one scent for the summer, and one scent for winter. I live in the north. I said that having a gender-specified scent isn't really what I'm looking for unless it fits the criteria. I just want to be the person who has a faint smell of x, maybe mixed with y, without people thinking of it as a cologne, but instead how I live. I hope I'm not causing too much trouble.

>>6166317
Also, pls no alcohol or any other "strong" scents.

>>6166286
>>6166275
id go with versace the dreamer

generally i hate designer frags and prefer niche shit. but this is a good one and very diffferent from stuff ive smelled.

juniper/lily/tobacco goodness. not every girl will like it. but grills with good taste will. it is quite a 'mysterious' smell to me. like, i KNOW i like it, but its hard to pick WHY. it sticks with you, as i am sure it does with the bitches.

i dont know many people that wear it either.

>>6166317
>>6166321
>I hope I'm not causing too much trouble
No problem.
Won't recommend anything with strong alcohol then.

So you like tea? Hmm...
I remember thinking that l'Artisan Parfumeur's "Thé Pour un Été" had a distinct tea smell. But don't blind buy, test it first.
Silver Mountain Water by Creed is also worth mentioning, but it is very expensive.
Gucci Pour Homme II is surprisingly "natural" smelling, though maybe the tea isn't as strong as with the others. You might get a little bit of cinnamon too.

Unfortunately, I'm not really familiar with tea scents so I can't help you more than that, sorry.
As for the winter/summer, it's not really relevant. A fragrance is specifically fit the summer if it's very fresh, or the winter if it's warm and "cozy" (such as Tobacco Vanille). You shouldn't have much problems wearing a tea scent in the winter.

I hope I've been a little bit helpful. You can always ask on Fragrantica for more details, they're very helpful.

>>6166331
Dreamer is definitely a great scent from Versace, definitely above their Blue Jeans and other stuff they do.
It's true that it's "mysterious", maybe more than La Nuit since it gives a less active/urban feeling. Dreamer really deserves its name.

>>6166287
something that doesnt smell like cologne?

go on luckyscent.com and get a few Comme des Garcons' samples. they are good at putting out colognes that smell out of the ordinary.

id recommend 2 man. it smells a tiny bit woody like a gentlymans cologne. but there is a lot of smokiness behind it that overpowers the wood. and mixed in with it are nutmeg and saffron to give it a spicy feel, along with leather notes and just a touch of sweet incense.

overall, it is a very well blended fragrance and comes across as very manly without smelling like your grandpa, or really smelling like cologne at all. it just smells good.

>>6166359
Yes, CDG makes colognes that smell unconventional and complex while not being overpowering. I think he's searching specifically for tea, though.

"Comme des Garçons 2011" smells like glue. I wouldn't wear it, but it's awesome.

>>6166372
your suggestion of Gucci Pour Homme II is probably the best.

not an overpowering tea scent but it is still in there. most of the niche tea frags, like l'artisan and others, will probably be too pungent and smell too much like he is wearing something. not subtle enough.

and creed piss me off. overpriced. to me, creed is one of the few perfumeries where you are actually paying for the name, not the quality of the juice.

>>6166317
if you wear all black avignon is a nice choice

>>6166387
I hesitated when recommending Gucci because it has a subtle cinnamon spicy-sweetness. It definitely doesn't smell like a generic cologne, that's for sure.

Pungent? If it's in terms of intensity, then he should worry about the number of sprays, not the perfume itself.
Creed is undeniably quality, though I agree on the fact that they're overpriced. They do make very complex and astonishing colognes - Aventus being a classic, but Himalaya also get me.

>>6166396
i dont get Aventus.

i mean, i like it. but i dropped 2 hundy on a bottle of that shit (before i learned that sampling is the key). i dont 2 hundy like it. i just have found so much better out there in the world of niche. id never recommend creed to anyone just based on the price alone.

i'd rather spend the same money and buy 2 bottles of l'air du desert marocain.

I want something that gives an adventurous (like when you just quit everything, when you travel, etc), dark (mysterious and masculine), and nostalgic smell

Like when you go stargazing, or sit around a campfire with bros, or do acid for the first time, or when you're lucid dreaming and just walk, discover things... A comfortable yet fresh and thrilling feeling of freedom.

The feeling of motivation, when you grasp how powerful you are and how your life can potentially be awesome.

The dizzy feeling of excitement you get when you sit on a Californian beach in a summer evening and don't have to worry how tomorrow will be like, as every day is a new day.

The following sentence, summed up in a scent: "I believe something different can happen."

Now find me a cologne that corresponds to that. If you can

>>6166388
Thanks! Will write these down. Tea comes in a myriad of scents by the way, I'm thinking mainly earl grey and some kind of sweet vanilla-y tea.
>>6166359
Will check out CdG, actually saw some in the store a few days ago. Though I am not interested in scents that smell exclusively manly. I have no trouble being that guy who "upon closer inspection has a faint smell of tulip"
>>6166345
I like tea, wood, pine/spruce forest, dirt, the scent of night and morning and stone a lot.

Any strong scent is not good, because my partner will literally be unable to breath. I wear scentless deodorant because of it.

Thank you so much.

>>6166436
I replied to >>6166388 when I was supposed to reply to >>6166345 and vice versa. Sorry

>>6166410
I did say that Creed was overpriced. No doubt.
I was talking about the smell of Aventus. You can't deny that it's really high quality, nothing malljuice-tier.

>l'air du desert marocain
Oh yeah, my nigger. That's truly awesome. Another cologne that deserves its name.

>>6166427
That's going to be complicated... Hmm, let's see.
Based on what I remember, I can recommend the following.

Abercrombie Fierce (I recommend it a lot, some call it pleb, but I think it's truly good), Lacoste Noir L12.12 (it has a dark and adventurous vibe, definitely), Versace Dreamer (it has that oneiric yet mysterious vibe of freedom you described), United Scents of America California...

I'll try to think of some more, but you should try those first.

>>6166436
Tea, wood, forest, dirt, the scent of night and morning, stone.
All right, what can we do with that... Let's see.
First of all, can't really say for dirt. Most woodsy fragrances can give a "dirty" smell, too, something wild that could come from a forest.
The scent of night and morning is pretty abstract but I get the point. Basically, you want something that smells like nature.

For pure tea, and especially Earl Grey, you can try Earl Grey Tea Demeter which is unisex. But there really are a shitload of tea themed colognes, so let's skip to the next one.

Wood. Same thing, very broad. However, if we're talking pine and spruce, She Wood Velvet Forest by DQUARED (albeit a woman's perfume, I think) is quite good. You'd have to test it. Original Vetiver by Creed is overpriced but has some pine notes too.
As for spruce, I can only recommend L'Eau 2 Kenzo by Kenzo.
Honestly, I think you're also good with what was mentioned previously. The specific scents you are talking about are quite hard to find, so you should go to a mall and ask. Also think about body lotion and aftershave, as some have these scents.

A strong scent depends on how much you spray it, imo.
Good luck in finding your perfect scent, bro.

>>6166483
Thank you! This thread is great.

>>6166493
You're welcome. I thought it would be cool to switch from the usual "is X good, where to find for cheap" to a thread that really goes in depth.

>>6166483
Thanks I'll order Lacoste, A&F, Versace and USA California samples
Any other suggestions?

>>6166539
I'm afraid not for the moment. I'll come back later if I found something. Sorry.
Maybe A*Men Pure Coffee, Black Walnut or Cool Water? I'll see.

a smell that seems like a long lost friend or lover

confident and playful and the same time, while still being professional

>>6166552
I'll have to think of that later, I'm leaving for the moment.

What is a good oriental perfume?
I'm looking for a scent that makes people travel;

>>6166574
Timbuktu?

>>6166574
>>6166750
I'd also recommend Bois Farine

This thread has convinced me to go and sample Versace Dreamer whereas before I didn't even know it existed. Thanks OP or whoever's replying.

pornographic whore slut likes it in the ass

also, vague, distant, like this song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDnkucSov4g but not sweet, maybe something by kenzo idk

>>6167149

what the fuck

Fragrances that smell like a certain genre of music.

Any will do, but specifically I'd be interested to hear your suggestions for shoegaze, skramz, chopped & screwed, UK garage, acid house, electro house, drone doom, bebop, and whatever Elite Gymnastics is.

>>6167171
ur natural scent

Give me something that smell like power.

pic related

bump for interest

>>6167214
Eau de distilled ball sweat

>>6166552
>>6166559
did you flake on us OP?

>>6166255
Im looking for something that i can wear everyday. Im 20yo and short. Male. Something light.

I'm still in school. I'm quite young looking and am looking for a scent I could wear whenever. Something that isn't too overpowering but is recognisable. One that girls like is important too.

Ok, so I smelled this one a couple years ago and can't find it anymore.

To describe it in one word: Mysterious. Even for my well-versed nose, there were no distinguished components discernible. This, combined with the fact that it was very subtly applied, made it radiate something I can only describe as "clean darkness" - something ice-cold, savvy, pure, thin, sharp.
Nothing woody, nothing flowery, nothing citric, nothing spicy, nothing voluminous. Maybe a combination of the above, but in a way that made it sleek and unobtrusive, neutral. At one point, I thought it to be CK one unisex, and although this too does give a similar vibe, it wasn't nearly as refined as what I smelled that april morning three years ago.

shoot!

>>6171082
you sound really knowledgable at fragrances. How do i get into it? I wana start giving a shit at how i smell

>>6171080
basenotes

>>6171088
start smelling. I'm not kidding, start to think about smells actively in your daily life. Good ones just as much as unpleasant ones (because even very unpleasant ones like the smell of feces are applied successfully in high-end fragrances - in tiny amounts, of course). There are very expensive smelling kits out there you can buy (like this one: http://shop.osmoz.com/default.asp)) - those are perfect tools for training your nose, but pricy as fuck. I recommend starting to just smell everything in daily life (grass, wood, stones, flowers, wet clothes, etc) and, if you can, compare them. Then, to step up your game, you can just buy essential oils in some oil shop - you can get 10 ml bottles of different essential oils for a couple bucks. That's good to find out how certain common ingredients like sandalwood, bergamot, ylang-ylang etc that you won't find in your daily life smell. Of course, you should visit a local perfumery often and try out different scents - most of them let you try them out for free, I go there every couple weeks and check the smells, look what I like and don't like, see if I can discern certain scents, etc.

Then, of course, there's books on the topic. I've read a few and found them valuable, but the real art of smelling can obviously not be taught by a book.

>>6171082
yo
did it have herbal notes? like the scent of gin less alcohol? maybe a touch of that smell right before and after a rainstorm in a flowering field?

>>6166275
Kokorico by Jean Paul Gaultier. It's gotten a lot of hate from the community, but I love it. It's got a strong note of cocoa and fig leaf that is very characeristic, but blended into a typical male frangrance that is hard to forget. The top note smells like shit, though, you'll have to wait for 20 minutes before you get most out of it.

>>6166359
I got 2 man. I think it's much too powerful and not at all suitable for a young man. I only wear it at black tie events. Wonderwood is probably something that could fit the description of
>>6166287
but I grew tired of it very fast. I like Dune by Christian Dior, it is not manly at all and has a smell that reminds me of withered grass and seeds.

When people smell the scent, I want people to feel nostalgic. Nostalgic of an autumn afternoon when they were a young child, with an orange sun casting a warm glow over that specific memory. A safe, warm yet longing memory and sensation.

>>6171140
as I said, I was not able to discern anything that falls into a particular category. But it smelled rather synthetic and modern. Herbal fits a bit (ck one - which smells similar, as I said - has oakmoss in the base note and green tea in the heart note, so I'm sure the perfume I smelled must be a complex herbal/flower combination of sorts), but not exactly like after a rainstorm in a flowering field, but much more clean, hygienic, synthetic.

>>6171156
k
the one i was thinkin of has no projection anyway so you wouldn't have smelled it unless u tripped and faceplaneted into her titties :)

>>6171154
Play-doh perfume

you creepy peter pan faggot

>>6171163
is uncommon object a new CdG fragrance? Because the flacon looks a lot like a silver version of my 2 man.

>>6171154
also, a little bit of this. What made this perfume so mysterious was a feeling like I had smelled it before, but couldn't point under what circumstances.

>>6166257
Just go for either Hugo Boss or Dior Fahrenheit, the first works with most girls, the second mostly with rich girls (who had rich daddies).

>>6166483
guy from last night back again

>You can't deny it's really high quality

oh i agree. it is quality juice. i just dont think Creed is "me", perhaps. when i smell Creed frags i just think of suits, ties and old guys.

ive actually been looking into Acier Aluminum though... ive heard its very 70s funk. now that i think i could pull off, maybe.

>>6171154
cdg burning leaves :)

>>6171171
lol thats the bottle for cdg 2
which is superior in every possible way 2 2man

>>6171200
whoops
meant cb i hate perfumes burning leaves

>>6171171
i think that bottle shape is common amongst a lot of CdG frags. god 2 man is annoying. how am i supposed to stand you up amongst my other bottles?

the only other CdG i have is Red Play, thats a normal square bottle.

>>6171170
Untitled by Martin Maison Margiela.
I've always considered the smell to be nostalgic autumn, but with a subtle strangeness to it. Kind of like a pleasant smelling Boards of Canada song.

I want to smell like I sleep in a bed of flowers

The smell of a flower pedal

>>6171200
thanks, i'll try out CdG 2 some time.

OP (or anyone else, I guess) have you ever smelt this? It's pretty cheap but I'm on a severe budget and just want to smell like something. I've read good things about it but I was interested to hear if you had anything to say.

home depot, the wood smell

>>6166436
Try CdG's Zagorsk. It's got an earthy, cold, incense smell to it and it vaguely reminds me of tea. The inspiration behind it is a russian eastern orthodox church and it reminds me of the smells you listed

>>6167149
Musc Khoublai Khan(the rose is the pornographic bit)

>>6171154
I haven't smelt it myself but Naomi Goodsirs Cuir de Velour has been described as such

>>6166255
Op you seem well educated in regards to fragrances, what does the effect of smoking have on set fragrances? Does it diminish the effects of all fragrances around the board, or can it accentuatecertain smells

>>6171220
be warned, very strong aldehydes in it. yeah ink is there, but to almost anyone else you'll just smell like a grandma :(

would Amouage Epic Man be too 'old ethnic man in a rumpled suit' for me? 22 y/o. Big fan of woody/incense kinda tones, and the whole middle eastern angle of Amouage's perfumes makes me rock hard. Unfortunately I'm I don't think I can sample it where I'm at in bumfuck nowhere, straya

if you're going to use cologne then smoke don't bother

Is there something that smells of opulence, royalty, and patrician-ness (not the 4chan sense of the word) but still serious and night-timey rather than fresh and light?

Oh and excellent thread concept OP

>>6171148
Dude, this sounds fucking amazing.

>>6171237
Thank you! Will check it out.

>>6166255
looking for something with a deeper smell, not the sharp and acidic ranges

Comme De Garcons 2 (unisex and men) i have both, i wear the unisex when im working or casually going out, and men for special ocassions

the nice thing is girls i meet during day remember the unisex smell and notice the stronger note on the men fragrance in the evening.

other than that Midnight in Paris from van cleef & apples has a very, very distinct leathery smell. very romantic/aphrotisiacing smell , and the only parfum i know which has a fitting name

would use that for a dinner party or something more noble (not every weekend while partying)

i also have CK euphoria, but i dont dig it like i used to

i could use a fragrance for summer, smthg citric/sporty

>>6171480
>>6171154

>>6171495
I'l look into it, thanks anon

relaxed,young,no musk or old man smell,girls should love it

>>6166552
bump for this

What about when you've just come home and you go sit on your couch with a fresh cup of coffee while the rain audibly starts falling and you get that weird green lightning coming through the window.

>>6171507
get the EDP not the EDT. You wont regret it. luck.

>>6166427
Bump for this, any other suggestions since OP seems to have left his thread?

>>6171429

Nothing?

Bump

>>6166427

those are some different feels. i'll try to split them up by line

>Like when you go stargazing...
viktor & rolf antidote

>The feeling of motivation...
creed - MI, aventus

>The dizzy feeling of excitement...
this reminds me of l'eau d'issey, but probably just bc that's what i was wearing when i was younger and had similar feels

>The following sentence...
odeur 71

just my opinions. good luck with your feels, anon.

>>6171429

look up shit by Montale - it was made for royalty. oud is pretty fucking patrician, serious, and night-timey

alright scentfags hit me up with these ones

a scent for competence, that feeling where you exude that you know this shit, and can handle whatever is thrown at you

a smell that makes you feel calm, trusting and free like a weekend outing with your friends

what a young guy at the prime of his life taking on the world and bitches love should smell like

>>6175514

terre d'hermes

guerlain vetiver (day) / gucci ph (night)

tom of finland (no homo)

Looking for a new aftershave or "Scent" as you fags call it.

I want people to feel Nostalgic but at the same time ALMOST inferior to me, simply because of how good it smells. I've only experienced this once. Someone was wearing this really nice smelling deoderant or fragrance in a lecture and the 2 rows in front/behind were asking the whole thing "Who smells so good/ whats that fragrance?"

>>6175614
I want the scent of Hugo boss but with the name brand of Armani

Completely inexperienced here. Saw this pic a while ago and saw some positive reviews for farenheit and givenchy gentleman. But before i cop any id like some more specific advise.

Not sure if any of this info helps, but im 20, student, east asian. Would like something modest, calm, not too sharp on the nose and suitable for winter.

>>6175614
look for something with some of the following notes:
tobacco, honey, vanilla, musk, vetiver, castor, bergamot, leather

>>6175759
Four squirts overall? Won't that be more than a little overpowering?
I just do one squirt at the point where my chest meets my neck and that seems to give enough fragrance that you can smell it when I'm close, but not enough that I make the whole room stink of it.

fresh and clean as dawn

>>6166287
try escentric molecules Molecule 01

I made one for you /fa/

what aftershave would you recommend /fa/?

>>6176187
>l eau de issey

lemon juice mixed with piss

>>6176222
B-b-but I like Leau dissey

>>6176187
Oh god I thought I was the only one who didn't get what was so special about it.

Been thinking of copping this, anyone tried it?

>>6176299
i haven't

>>6176310
thanks, thats a lot of help

>>6176312
no problem man, that's what im here for

>>6175421

Thanks bro, I'll be sure to check them out

I have a jar of ashes next to my bed and i just rub them on my neck every morning for fragrance.

>>6176276
It's good, I love it, it's supposed to be funny in a self ironic kind of way

>>6166255

I want to smell like alpha male dominance.

>>6178206
Chanel Egoiste

just look at the fucking ad man
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JSRXtH3wRk

I'm looking for something a bit spicier. Something like Tom Ford's tobacco vanille but not as expensive.

>>6178399

Just buy it off eBay

Something that makes girls want to stop whatever they're doing and masturbate on the spot

>>6171046
Nautica Voyage, especially for the summer. I get complimented everyday, quite surprising for such a simple frag.

>>6171080
Nautica Voyage for you too.

>>6182466
fuck you and your pleb nautica shit

Soft but still masculine. That's all I want

>>6171082
bumping for this

>>6182490
GIT

>>6185222
or cool water if you don't mind it being synthethic, that's only difference between GIT and Cool Water, barring the price tag of course.

>>6187961
Strangely, both smelled very different on me

I want the muskiest, darkest, solid, heaviest fragrance.

I don't like putting on a lot of it, but I like it to count.

>>6188122

try Amouage's scents

Hello friend. Thank you for this excellent thread.

I am looking for something that makes me feel like Emperor Napoleon charging into battle on his horse. Something fruity with a masculine base is what I imagine. It must also be all natural.

I don't mind paying up for quality because I know it will be worth it.

Does anyone know of a scent like this?

Why-oh-why did they discontinue Gucci pour Homme? :(((

Looking for a nice summer scent. Should give the vibe of mediterean atmosphere. Maybe citrus or old leather.

>>6188144
4711 is rumored to be worn by napoleon. Dirt cheap unisex scent, but I like it.

I'm looking for a scent that smells like a summer night.

Any recommendations?

What is ur guys opinion of allure homme sport by chanel eau extreme? Kinda like it for summer its #fresh

>>6188466
bump

>>6188243

Farenheit, pretty much exactly what you want

> doesnt permanently reek of nice weed
plebs
best fragrance ever

I want a fragrance that smells reassuring while not being too warm for summer.
Basically I don't want an agressive "wet pussy cologne", but something calm, relaxed and soothing while still retaining manliness.
I guess that I want something more suited for the evening considering that I need it to be rather dark and subtle.

Some notes I think I might like are coffee (if it's not too sweet), coconut (if it's not too heavy), mint (real mint, not synthetic gum-like scents)

i want to smell like an ent
prob wood and oakmoss
what 2 cop

>>6189069
CDG's wonderwood is a strong wood-based scent. I like it but only in small doses.

>>6189122
not ent like at all and
>implying i am not intimately familiar
it needs dirt and mold too

>>6189122
Does it smell masculine?

>>6188466
nautica voyage

>>6189049
nautica voyage

not overpowering, but present. very calm or content if that makes sense
thanks guys

>>6190171
also i really like citrus-y smells if that changes things

I want my smell to be like being taken into a pleasant nature wonder land that embraces your body. It should be fresh and uplifting, happy but subtle. Feminine but still grown up.

And fuck anything with Vanilla in it.. I hate vanilla in fragrances.

>>6190129
>>6190135
Stop recommending that cat piss

I want something that is sweet and slightly peppery, like a slimy tentacle from one of doujinshi writhing its way up into a young girls skirt.

It has to be INTENSE, but not overpowering. It must command attention, and knock out any faggot who tries to outshine me in any manner.

The lasting power must be top notch, like an erect cock at attention eagerly waiting to enter into the frenzied ahegao faced whore who wants nothing more than to bask in the smell of my hard on.

The bottom notes will be like my climax, fruity and irresistible. So delicious. It must drip down her fuckin face (I won't spray her face with the cologne FYI). She's got to beg for more, like her mind crumbled as soon as I reached climax, and now all that's left is a fucking whore pig who is now a slave to my musky dick.

I'm thinking black xs or le male

>>6192346

Just wipe your face with your own semen after eating strawberries for a week

Do you have a suggestion for something nautical? Not old-gruff-sailor-with-a-white-beard<wbr> nautical, but rather something that invokes a sense of the sea. Light and misty, citrusy maybe, with damp wooden notes somewhere in there. I've seen Sel Marin by Heeley thrown around on one infographic, but shitfuck that junk is expensive. Any suggestions that won't force me into bankruptcy?

>>6192762

Try to find an ebay deal

>>6192894

Ebay is full of knock-offs and fakes. If you are getting a great deal, you are being fucked.

>>6192762
Grow a pair and buy the real shit. Quality ingredients.

>>6182271
>>6182271
>>6182271
>>6182271
>>6182271

Bump

I'm looking for a scent that like eating an orange and smoking a cigarette while wearing a well-worn jacket on a cool autumn night. What can you recommend?

how bout wooden cabin in the wood in front of fireplace at dawn while victoria justice sucking your dick sweetly.

>>6194446
pierre cardin centaure cuir

I use Bleu de Chanel, I like it
How much do you guys apply, I don't want to be the guy that everyone can smell from 5 meters away
I usually just spray it on my chest once and the on my hand and tap it on my neck

>>6194606
maybe Fire from heaven by CB I Hate Perfume

Something that's a little...subtle, but sort of invokes a real indie feeling, a little folky maybe but i dont mean musty or woodsy, just kind of...down to earth and individual i guess? i'm not sure what im trying to say but i hope you can figure it out. color wise it makes me think of light greens/browns, and maybe a music festival

>>6194699
any from more mainstream brand? I dont think I could find this in mall, couldn't I?

>>6194703
anybody have anything for this? i guess you could add "summer-y" to it as well

I'm looking for something really light and fresh (cucumber, watermelon..) but I don't want sweet. Is there anything like that?

looking for a green and fresh scent, like walking through the rain forest or your local greenhouse

>>6194703
He Wood by D2, maybe even ocean wood

be sure to get those and not rocky mountain wood (smells good, but has a very strong woody note)

>>6195672
maybe CDG Amazingreen or Hermes Orange

I want a non-agressive fragrance that smells like freedom and mystery.
W2C?

Something that smells like a bright summer night when you're running through a city with friends

something you have to be close to me to notice
light, possibly floral.
doesn't have to be cologne either, is there a flower i can wear?

>>6198374
Creed Virgin Island Water

>>6196250
>freedom
Himalaya
>mystery
Versace Dreamer

>>6166552
>>6166552

bumping this thread for this question

I dont like perfume or cologne.
Someones natural smell (not BO) is nice to me.

And every now and then...I will be insanely attracted to someone by it.

>>6202328

There is not a 'perfume' smell

Perfumes smell like other things

>>6192762
I not even fucking around here; nautica voyage. It's a cheapie, but read the reviews everywhere. it's beautiful. A masterpiece from Maurice Roucel.

>>6166552
>>6201980
too abstract. the best i can think of a skin scent, which is probably not what you're looking for. name at least one note you'd like.

>>6203757
to be fair lots of mall-tier garabe smells similar

>aquatic musk
>sweet vanilla
>gourmands

these genres have been run into the ground and more for the last 15 or so years. incense and oud are starting to get old too, we're at a tipping point for mainstream now. iirc davidoff came out with an oud recently.

can't wait for pleb babbies with YSL and issey on the shelf to start mouthing off about how oud is the great new trend

i've never really worn cologne because everything you can find in the mall smells the same - well, not the same but nothing is unique - until i found tom ford's tuscan leather. love that shit.

>>6200028
That shitty coconut? Fuck no

>>6166427
Something like this, but a bit actively strange without being unwelcoming. More urban and feminine just fine but not necessary.

>>6166427
Something like this, but actively strange and welcoming at the same time. Perhaps more urban and feminine, although neither is necessary. Sleek but earnest.

Weight this statement much less, or even throw it out if it points in a different direction than what the above connoted for you, but the fragrance equivalent of nighttime techwear inflected with a bit of traditional continental style and a bit of the vague exotic.

>>6166427
Something like this, but actively strange and welcoming at the same time. Perhaps more urban and feminine, although neither is necessary. Sleek but earnest.

Weight this statement much less, or even throw it out if it points in a different direction than what the above connoted for you, but the fragrance equivalent of nighttime techwear inflected with a bit of traditional continental style and a bit of the vague exotic.

>>6206444
Fuck, sorry for the triple post. On a phone behind a bad connection, and everything's fucking up.