/fa/ - Fashion

Uni student looking to get a couple fragrances. Price isn't a big deal but I'm not going to spend hundreds of dollars on one bottle; I'd rather buy a nice variety. So far I've tried

>Hanae Mori for Men
>Bleu de Chanel
>Dior Homme Intense
>Chanel Sycomore
>YSL La Nuit de L'Homme
>Issey Miyake L'Eau D'Issey
>D&G The One

I recently bought Sycomore and could probably buy all of the above, but I think it'd be stupid to get them all because you can only use so much at once. I guess I'd like a couple for cold weather and a couple for warm weather. Are any of these redundant?

>>9026550
Check the page that has a bunch of reviews of fragrances. I think it is Fragrantica, so just check it out and see what people say about the season of the stuff.

Also, how is Sycamore? Is it autumny and wintery/

>>9026573
They all have pretty positive reviews so I guess I can't go wrong with any of them. Issey Miyake sometimes rubbed me the wrong way but that's it. Sycomore is awesome which is why I bought it right after sampling it. I dont think I'd ever wear it in the heat so yeah it definitely is great for winter time

What does /fa/ think of scented deodorants like pic related? I normally use Tom's unscented deodorant + Lacoste Blanc but I used to use Old Spice.

>>9026550
I guess I could also add that I tried these but didn't care for them so the sample vials are just collecting dust

>John Varvatos Arsitan
>Chanel Egoiste
>D&G The One Gentlemen
>Terre d'Hermes
>Versace Eros, Pour Homme, and Dreamer
>Polo Double Black (this was actually nice but I liked others a lot more)

>>9026621
tbh I use one of those speed stick gear scented ones and it compliments my scent pretty well after sweating for a while.

Don't lynch me for this shit but is it true that Cool Water is pretty much Creed's Green Irish Tweed?

Hey /fa/, I am looking at using myperfumesample.com

I'm looking for a fresh, not overpowering, light, summery day scent to wear once or twice a week to the office.

So far I am planning on sampling;
>Body Korous by YSL
>Tom Ford by Tom Ford (unsure whether this fits my description above, but eager to try it out nontheless - perhaps I'll like it as an alternative one)
>Gucci by Gucci Sport (tried this before in a shop and it went alright)

Anybody got feedback on any of that?

Shiseido Zen. So far perfume is the only thing I've splurged and spent large amounts of money on.

bumping

>>9027005
GIT smells like a version of coolwater that uses high quality ingredients, they're very similar imo, and both disgusting/dated.

what is /fa's opinion on "joop! homme"?
i've got the deodorant stick and i think it smells breddy gud, but i'm not an expert conserning fragrances.. is it more a scent for warm weather?
i also got "Azzaro pour homme".

What's your opinion on this? Too heavy?

>>9027313
Maybe, it depends are you looking for something to use in the summer or winter, day or night?
Armani is pretty refined to, so it could probably work at night or on cool winter days, the vanilla would add a nice warm flair.

been wearing for a couple years now

just copped, lovin it so far

>>9027396
my fav winter scent as well

>>9027379
Thanks, it should be something for the winter around nighttime so the blackcurrant one was my favourite. Until I walked past some old ladies who smelled like that...

Any tips for a good female daytime fragrance? I mostly wear clean cut business stuff

>>9027411
Umm I don't really have any suggestions, I can't find a good summer sent either. Zen is good, it's my go to winter scent, but it's still light. L'eau The One by D&G is really nice, or Bergamote 22 by le labo could go well with a clean cut attire? Perfume is pretty personal though.

I just blind bought Burberry London, never smelled it before, never blind bough a fragrance before either. This is instantly in my top three favorites straight away. The smell is amazing. The reviews I've seen praised it so much and the way it was described made me want to try it, does not disappoint.

>>9027440
I feel sorry for the owner(s) of Burberry
Imagine having your own company image ruined by a race of subhuman criminal trash

>>9027401
i tried this and hated it. just goes to show you asking for opinions on fragrances is no substitute for trying it out yourself

>>9027476
From what I've heard of it opinions are mixed. I'm a big believer in trying fragrances first, what didn't you like about it? My only complaint is it's quite strong for an eau de toilette

>>9027167
I think I've had a sample of that, it seemed a little childish and uncomfortable.

>>9027461
>>9027461
what?

>>9027529
If you're from the UK, you probably associate Burberry with chavs (lower-class/scum).

>>9026550
>Sycomore
I use it all the year, except when it is too hot or too cold. I'd say it is good for day and night in autuwn, day in winter and night in summer

>D&G The One
It's good for winter, for both day and night. good for cold evenings in autumn, too. some people say that it has horrible sillage and duration, but on me it lasts well and projects maybe even too much

>Dior Homme Intense
GOAT fragrance together with Sycomore. it is a super warm scent, so I'd recommend it only for when it is really cold outside.

I'd say that Sycomore + The One/Dior Homme could be a good couple for autumn and winter

What is a good winter scent for a student/beginner to fragrances?
These are the ones I have sampled so far and how I would rank them.
1. Ysl La nuit de l'homme
2. Jean Paul Gaultier - Le Male
3. V&R - Spicebomb
4. Hermes - Terre d'hermes (Far too sweet for my taste.)
Are there any others I should try?

What signifies a winter fragrance from a summer fragrance?

>>9028089
The different notes that a fragrance is composed of. Woodsy, spicy, heavier fragrances tend to feel more appropriate during colder weather. Whereas citrusy, fresh, lighter fragrance are usually more suited for warmer weather.

This is not a definite rule, and there are more variables than the ones I've listed above, but you get the idea.

>>9026526
I asked this in the last thread but it 404'd before I could check for replies.

Does anybody on here have experience with CB I Hate Perfume? I'm thinking about trying their Musk, and a few others.

so I finally got la nuit and have been wearing for a couple of days but only my mother complimented me so far

starting a new job at a corporate office for a big insurance company tomorrow, and I need some advice on what to wear:
>Bleu De Chanel
>Terre D'Hermes
>Spicebomb
>RL Big Pony 3
I'll be wearing business casual (chinos, shirt and tie) and I just want a nice confident but not obnoxious scent. Leaning towards Bleu De Chanel, but would love a second opinion.

>>9027749
Check out:
>Burberry London
>Boss Bottled
>D&G The One
>Thierry Mugler Pure Malt
>Versace Pour Homme
>Bleu De Chanel

I would honestly just go to sephora and smell stuff that interests you, and they will pour you decant samples into an atomizer. spend some time with what you like and see if the longevity and siiage are right for you.

>>9028506
I wouldn't really wear that day to day tbh. More as like a going out, evening thing

Idiot here, is there a way to just purchase a fragrance without the bottle? Not just 10 ml decants but like full bottles sizes.

Stupid as fuck question, but I'm just wondering.

Best fragrances for grils?

>>9030367
i don't think so

>>9027495
To be fair I'm childish and uncomfortable

I have a sample of this and love it. It also comes in olio corpo, which i'm intrigued by. Does anyone know if it smells significantly different than the perfume version?

armani code ice, thoughts??

>>9026621
The Denali scent is really nice. Has this almost like smell and feel

Where do you go to buy these? Or do you all order them online? I'd like to at least smell what I'm getting first

>>9030373
One that you like and suits your skin chemistry and personality

>>9030367
You can buy refills from brands like Kilian once you've already used what was in your bottle. Bottle design is actually kind of important for how a scent remains over time so you can't just buy them in freezable ziploc bags.

>>9026945
Tom Ford by Tom Ford is really overrated and too expensive for what it is. I find it pretty basic and probably marketed to men who heard one Jay Z song.

>>9027550
based on your scent choice, I would spend the night Dans tes Bras ifyouknowwhatimean. not a big fan of the patchouli on myself but if you can pull it off, congratulations

>>9027495
Hit the nail on the head

>>9028492
CB is nice but some can be a bit basic. My favourites are the Russian Caravan Tea, In the Library and Burning Leaves. If you know which notes you like, you can probably buy them blind, but if not, try to find a retailer that stocks a bunch of them. Christopher Brosius also worked on a line of "pure" scents that you might like for layering called Demeter. They're interesting to play with. You can buy them pretty much anywhere that sells Tokyomilk

>>9031000
Go to Luckyscent and pig out on samples. Then you can order the one you like most.

>>9031026
grazie

>>9031022
Fuck, I hadn't considered that the bottle could serve an actual purpose beyond looking good.

Thanks for being a helpful tripfag

armani code is the best I've ever had

>>9031052
I feel sorry for you then

>>9031059
sorry

whats wrong with it

sorry

Trying to get into smelling good. I want something that'll make my girl enjoy snugglin up with me in the winter. Any recommendations?

>>9031113
Find out what her exboyfriend wore (only if she loved him and the break up wasn't bad!), figure out the notes, buy a more complex/interesting/expensive version of it

>>9031117
but I'm her first bf

>>9031119
Find out what her dad wears. Or just take her fragrance shopping with you at Macy's or Dillards or something and find out notes she likes, then buy a more complex/interesting/expensive version of that

>>9031122
thanks, anon

>>9031125
But obviously put your own taste ahead of hers. If she wants you to smell like smoked pears and you don't want to smell like smoked pears, you do not have to buy the smoked pear parfum. If anything she will respect you more at the end of the day for holding your ground.

just picked up some of this, really enjoying it, have been getting compliments almost daily

any suggestions for something similar or other fragrances you think I would like?

>>9031022

Dan Tes Bras is so superbly blended the patchouli isn't really distinct, though. In fact nothing is. Hence all the descriptions of it as 'abstract' and 'intellectual'

>>9031251
gettin real tired of this meme guys, been tired of this meme for years guys

>>9031278
>in fact nothing is distinct
um why do you buy artisanal perfumes if you can't pick out notes at all

>>9031052

Literally a crime against humanity.
LITERALLY.

Currently enjoying bvlgari aqua. Although it fades rather quickly (typical of aqua fragrances I believe)

>>9031287
>getting real tired
>been tired
nice timeframe meme

>>9029914
Bleu de Chanel

>>9031606
10/10

Anybody wear this stuff? Just picked up some samples from sephora yesterday and this was one of them. Holy shit it smells amazing. Reading reviews online any everybody says longevity and projection is awful... Probably still gonna cop a bottle though

>>9031653
Its the shit but it doesn't last very long projection is meh

what do you guys think of "L'Hêtre Reve - Nez a Nez"
heard good things, but got no store around to try it. blindbuy or naw ?

>Zippo Fragrance
>Laugh at first, think what kind of kiddy shit
>Smells amazing
It's a weird feel.

Stuff is sooo good. Leaves the best after scent on a nice wooly sweater.

Paco Rabanne, 1 Million. Also a classic.

>>9032428
derp

>>9026526
Mont Blanc Legend Intense

Highly recommend, had plenty of positive feedback from both men and women. Requires only one, maybe two sprays and lasts all day on my skin

>>9032428
>>9032432
>>9032453
pleb pls

ith regards to bleu de chanel does /fa/ recommend the EDT or the EDP?

Best ever

>>9032510

I've tried both, there's very little difference. EDP for fall/winter.

>>9026622
Chanel Egoiste is god-tier
very mature but also fun in the dry down

>>9028506
La nuit is a good perfume, but you have to look approachable if you want compliments. Strike up a conversastion and you will get complimented eventually

>>9031022
I'll probably buy decants of In the Library and Burning Leaves off of Perfumed Court and get a sample of the Musk off of CB's website. I don't have any decent shops around me so spending 30 or so on samples isn't that big of a deal. I'm fine with them being kind of basic because I'm a complete pleb when it comes to colognes, so a cozy winter scent is all I'm looking for.

>>9032784
This
It's pretty rare for somebody to compliment me at random, say, when I'm just passing by or something. Although it does happen from time to time.

Being approachable and making conversation with people, and especially (obviously) giving hugs is when you'll really start getting complimented.

And when I say giving hugs, I don't mean to suggest that you become some creep that tries to touch and hug every fucking female you meet.

>>9033388
two of my choice are:

Chanel Platinum Egoiste
Chanel Allure Homme Sport

I really liked YSL La Nuit, after the third time going thru 100ml, I decided to go for something equal sweet but new, pic related , blind buy based on the internet hype.

>>9033388
If it's something amazingly good and/or unique though, like Molecule 01, you will actually get strangers asking you what you are wearing and where to buy it.

>>9033739
Verdict?

Any recommendations for a lighter daytime scent for younger guys?

>>9035104
Eau D'Se Min

Still wearing Versace Eros

>>9033739
la nuit de l'homme?
That shit is fyre tbh

I'm too set in my ways.

>>9035487
basic bitch alert

What should i cop? Dior Homme or SLP la nuit de'l homme?

>>9036695
The fact that you called is SLP shows how much of an unknowledgeable little fag you are. Why are people like you on a fashion board?

(Hint: its YSL)

I'm liking Tom Ford's Tuscan Leather at the moment, but it's a bit above my price range. Any other raw, leathery, dirty fragrances that are below the £80 mark?

What I've tried-
I've tried Bandit but I didn't like it.
I also recently tried A*men Pure Leather by Theirry Mugler, which I like but is a little too sweet for me.
I also tried Cuir Amythyst by Giorgio Armani and I wasn't a fan of that, either. Too much birch, not enough leather.
I liked Erotique by Dita Von Teese, but the sillage and longevity is crap.
Bvlgari Black didn't make much of an impression on me either, I couldn't detect any leather(or rubber, for that matter).

halp me /fa/

>>9037079
so he fucked up a name. give him a break, jesus christ.
i bet you're real fun at parties

>>9038374
>he
>not "I"

Nice try

>>9038367

Dirty leather is a disgusting scent. Congrats on wanting to smell like tired leather upholstery or a sweaty baseball glove.

If you want a leather frag, nothing will compare to Tuscan Leather. But keep in mind, you will smell like FUCKING LEATHER. Like a gay bdsm leather toilet slave's cock ring.

>>9038509
>wahhh someone like's something I don't like

Maybe I want to smell like a gay bdsm leather toilet slave's cock ring.

>>9038540

I love Tuscan Leather but I don't think its acceptable to wear if you're: young, on a budget, trying to smell good to impress the opposite/same sex, going places where people may be offended by your FUCKING LEATHER ASSLESS CHAPS SCENT.

>>9038549
I disagree. I think it's perfectly acceptable to wear.

If only it wasn't so damn expensive.

>>9038573

You're wrong.

Just trust anonymous advice from someone with a little more experience than you.

You picked the most famous scent and then you say you want something like it, but cheaper. You're new to this, you heard rappers talk about it and got curious. Slow down.

>>9038605

If you want to wear TF start someplace like Oud Wood. Girls and guys both love Oud Wood. It's not so fucking offensive as Tuscan bullwhip on raw asscheek Leather.

>>9038605
>>9038573
take your private assfucking somewhere else, i and the rest of /fa/ really dont care

>>9038605
Actually I picked it because I've tried multiple leather scents and that's the one I liked best.

Out of curiosity, why shouldn't I wear a leather scent? Give me a reason that isn't "other people won't like it".
And what scent do you think I should wear? I'm genuinely curious as to your opinion.

>>9038613
I'm not bothered about whether it's TF or not. And I kind of liked the "offensiveness" of Tuscan Leather.

>>9038623
Because other people won't like it

There's wearing something to please yourself without worrying if it'll get you compliments, and then there's wearing something that you KNOW is going to be offensive to everyone around you, which makes you "that cologne guy"

Good job

>>9038648

People wear fragrances to smell good to others, not to themselves. Remember other people have noses too. And you're walking around with this devil-may-care attitude because? You want to smell like a tough guy?

Pure raw leather isn't easy to get a long with.

If you're young and want leather, try YSL Noble Leather. It's feminine, no tough guy edge, people will like it.

If you want to smell good, start with gourmands. This has been discussed endlessly

If you want to smell interesting and sexy, the entire TF line is interesting and sexy. Like I said, Oud Wood is a great fragrance. My favourites are Noir de Noir and Plum Japonais.

Stick with TF. But at least actually wear some other fragrances before pulling the trigger on Tuscan Leather.

>>9038649
You're over-reacting a little. If NOBODY liked it, nobody would buy it. You've said yourself that it's a famous fragrance.

So what, in your opinion, should I be wearing?

>>9038676

FYI it's not just me responding to you.

>>9038674
I'll try YSL Noble Leather, thank you for the recommendation. I've been trying to steer clear of softer feminine fragrances since they don't do anything for me, but in any case it's worth a try.

Honestly I've tried a couple of other TF frag's and I wasn't a fan. I was genuinely surprised I liked Tuscan Leather so much.
Since I'm a 6' rock chick in a leather jacket, leather choker and high heeled pvc boots I can(imo) actually carry off the raw leather thing pretty well. I'm not dainty or subtle.

>>9038731
Apologies. It's difficult to tell with no IDs.

How would i go about finding a good winter fragrance? Do stores usually rotate stock depending on the season or am i gonna have to do some research on my own? What is a good price to spend on a single fragrance?

>>9038758

Just went through this. Winter frags are more on the spicy warm side and summer frags are more on the citrus side. There are plenty of resources for you to do some research on your own. I learned immensely by simply reading the thread. Most importantly, www.fragrantica.com

>>9027749
>Terre d'hermes (Far too sweet for my taste.)

dude what? those other three are way sweeter

>>9038758
>Do stores usually rotate stock depending on the season
Nope
>am i gonna have to do some research on my own?
Fragrantica and Basenotes are you friends >What is a good price to spend on a single fragrance?
my upper limit is ~$160/50mL, but I try to spend less. decent stuff begins at ~$40

>>9026526
anyone familiar with perfume waxes? apparently you just apply to pulse points or wherever and your body heat melts it and releases the fragrance. le labo just released some and it's $75 cheaper than a bottle

>>9038972
>>9038786
both of these sites looks so 90s and offensive to my eyes. but i guess ill just have to deal

who /wonderwood/

>>9038750
so you're a grill? what the fuck why are you wearing a raw leather cologne

>>9038972
there isn't a price where fragrances become "good"

>>9038999
always wanted to try this, even thought about making some myself

>>9039078
here

who tried wonderoud? i tried it in store and got a sample but i dont like it as much as wonderwood

>>9039928
feels like a real phoned-in effort, like a simplified wonderwood with oud notes, got a sample today actually
also got samples of all the incense series, wore kyoto today and loved it, might buy full bottles of it and avignon, haven't tried the others

recs for a really good piney scent? there's this serge lutens perfume i'd love to try, "fille en aiguilles" but luckyscent doesn't offer samples of that particular fragrance :(

>>9039957
those are the exact ones i want to try
have you tried blue encens?

>>9039962
i rrecommend them both, avignon is extrodinarly powerful, kyoto a bit more tranquil
nah, i haven't, if the pop-up comme store has it next time i'm in brisbane, i'll try it and report back

>>9039219
I like leather. A lot.

So does anybody know any leather frags that have a similar roughness to Tuscan Leather? Or is everyone in this thread going to continue trying to convert me to softer fragrances?

>>9039219
>still believing that certain fragrances are only for one gender or the other
get the fuck out

>>9040469
Nigger that is true to an extent. Quit trying to be so profound and enlightened. You'll realize a girl in musky leather is not attractive. Just like a guy wearing cotton candy.

>>9040716
Fuck you I'd love a guy wearing cotton candy. Would sit on that sweet sugar dick faster than you can say vaginal yeast infection.

>>9040356
My advice based on what you've posted is: Buy a decant of some Tuscan Leather from eBay or something. That way you don't have to shell out the full amount for the bottle, but you get more than just a sample. Or, just fucking save up and buy a full bottle.

It sounds like you like TL the most, so wear TL. Fuck what everybody else says.

I'm sick of the Tuscan Leather nay-sayers.

>you can't pull it off, 'cause I couldn't pull it off

>>9040962

It's not a matter of "pulling it off"

It's about being more considerate of others.

Tuscan Leather is a beautiful fragrance, like all of the TF Private Blend line-up, but people who like it don't often realize how incredibly overpowering it is. It can be nauseating, in your face leather.

If you loved the smell of hot garbage, gasoline, cigarettes, and vomit, would you wear a fragrance made out of it on your first date with a girl/guy? Would you wear it to work? Would you wear it around your friends/family? No. Because it's offensive even though you like it so much.

90% of the fragrance game is about how you smell to others.

What's a good entry-level fragrance? Especially for someone who has never worn cologne before.
I don't want anything too strong because I'd start wheezing, maybe something more subtle? so it'd seem like I smell good, but not obviously wearing cologne.
Hope that makes sense.

>>9041116
Mont Blanc Legend

>>9040748
>claims to be a 6' rocker chick in leather jackets and a cloud of leather smog
>would like a guy to smell like cotton candy
You're either a liar or a dyke

>>9041116
If I were you, I'd go to Sephora and start smelling what they have from the beginner tier on here. It definitely depends on your age group but my go to fragrances are Terre D'Hermes, Bleu De Chanel and Spicebomb. Find what you like at Sephora and they will pout samples into an atomizer. Remember that people spend forever trying to find a signature scent and that developing a nose for fragrance and specific notes doesn't happen overnight.

>>9041149
>claims to be a 6' rocker chick in leather jackets and a cloud of leather smog
what? that was my only comment in the thread you spacker

>>9041064
You seriously can't be comparing the scent of leather to vomit and garbage. I understand the point you're going for, but you just said it yourself: TL is a beautiful fragrance. Vomit and garbage is not. It sounds like the solution that you're missing is: spray less of this shit on, because it's overpowering.

This should be done with any fragrance that has strong projection and an overall overpowering scent.

built up like a dopeboy
SMellin like fahrenheit

>>9041064
Actually I would wear it around family and at work. In fact I did wear my sample to work, and around my boyfriend. Haven't had anyone passing out on me yet.

Maybe you and I have different "fragrance games".

>>9040962
Thank you. And yes, I'm thinking maybe a decant is the way to go.

>>9041149
That wasn't me.

I need an everyday fall fragrance, recommend me something please, I only have D&G sport atm.

Anyone have any experience with this stuff?

anyone got experience with "dupes" from supermarkets?
found a huge discussion in some german forum with lots of pleb women raving on about this but nonetheless does it sound like a good idea for trying several scents without breaking the bank

heres a list explaining theirs for one brand called verbelle
http://www.fastshare.org/dlgo/vebelle_dupe_liste_29102014.pdf

>tfw both versions of L'instant de Guerlain pour homme

Is making your own frags /fa/? Any good sites to source essential oils from?

w2c Chanel Sycomore for the best price?

>>9042372
thinking about YSL L'homme, should I?

>>9039957

scent noob here. I got a sample of serge lutens chergui and I didn't like it much.

what's the deal with foodie fragrances? my favorite in the samples that I got was l'antichambre coup de coueur, which is supposed to be "foodie", but I feel like maybe people think it's a weird scent for a guy to wear. I love the way it smells.

>>9042927
>>9042927
would say get la nuit instead, will carry you over well into winter. i copped last week and its just fucking incredible, smells like spices, warmth and sex.

>>9042372
Try Valentino Uomo

>>9027167
Every women older than forty wears it here. I like it, but I think it depends where you live. Have you tried Oh Lola! by Marc Jacobs?

>>9038999
It should be renamed Le Lard.

>>9043037
no u

>>9031122
That's pretty Freudian.

>>9043304
Isn't that the tripfag that got diddled by her dad? I haven't been on /fa/ for a few years

Total fragrance beginner here, was hoping someone could point me towards some resources. I looked at fragrantica, but are there other places that say stuff like what notes are good for what or reviews? What are the best places to sample from? What are some decent beginner Fragrances that are flexible and understated?

Are there any common/storebought deodorants that don't have a "sport" or strong kind of smell? Even with a light application I'm able to smell it to the point where my nose is tingling.

Also if anyone has tried the Fresh Laundry scent from CLEAN, does it actually smell like it?

>>9043333
Nah that's trunks

>>9043471
Just look for unscented.

Alright guys, my favorite fragrances are Polo Black, D&G The One, CK One, and CK Obsession.

PB and CK One I'm told are too generic, while people think CK Obsession is for older men. D&G The One doesn't last.

Help? Any fragrances like them? I don't care for gourmands, and I didn't care for YSL Nuit/Homme and Issey Miyake LD

>>9032453
Describe the scent?

>>9026550

For winter try Slumberhouse Norne. It is the piney-est fucking thing imaginable. God Tier.

>>9026526
Lancome est vie es belle

>>9041516
on point. I went to nordstrom and the nice lady there gave me a sample to take with me when i asked. I rocked it on halloween, one spray on the neck, it was great! im surprised a lot of people thought it was feminine tho

My job involves selling fragraces.
Ask me shit if you want.

>>9044302
Any consistent customer favorites?

>>9044302
What are some non offensive fresh scents for men and what is your job exactly?

>>9044304

For some reason people (especially Indians) love Million by Paco Robanne despite it being a dogshit fragrance.

Other particularly popular fragrances are Bvlgari Aqva, Bvlgari Black, Hugo Boss Element and Burberry London.

>>9044311

What's your budget?

I just stand by the fragrances and help customers who want to try anything/provide test cards.

>>9044442
>What's your budget?
Mid tier I guess. Not shit like creed green irish tweed, that shit is too expensive

I heard million is nice but to many people buy that shit now. I didn't know Indians bought it a lot. What country are you from?

>>9044452

Melbourne, Australia.

Honestly I recommend Hugo Boss' Element.
Not an overpowering scent but it's noticeable, and versatile. It also doesn't fade, it's pretty robust.

The issue with fragrances is they largely come down to personal preference.
Burberry London is also a nice choice.

The best thing you can do is go out and try them in store.

>>9044442
Is that a cool job?

>>9044501

It's fine, pretty boring sometimes.
You also have to deal with a lot of dumb foreigners.

>>9039957
>recs for a really good piney scent?

http://www.fragrantica.com/perfume/Frederic-Malle/French-Lover-1022.html

>>9044302
How many tester bottles have you stolen?

>>9031122
>Find out what her dad wears
Tried it, doesn't work.

>>9042924
bump for this

My personal two favorites are:

Givenchy Pi Neo
It smells great, and it's changes after time.

Salvatore Ferragamo acqua essenziale blu
i got this as a gift, and it's just unique compared to everyone around me with their cheap cologne.

>>9043010
>Oh Lola! by Marc Jacobs
I haven't, no

I wear either Miss Dior, Burberry Brit, or Jo Malone

>>9041162
Be careful with that shit, Eau Sauvage is for old men.

is it acceptable to wear bleu de chanel during the day?

I wear Shalimar and I'm a dude. Also Chrome. Also this post is to test if I get rekt for posting here on a school computer.

Does nobody use something from Byredo itt?
>accord oud

I wear Odeur 53 by Comme des Garçons and 1 from Gallimard. Good stuff.

>>9042994
I heard la nuit was more of a clubbing fragrance rather than an everyday fragrance. Would It still be good for everday?

>>9046062
Well it's called "the night" dude.

>>9046071
I mean would it be appropriate for school

>>9046139
Yeah why not, just don't overdo it and it'll be good dude.

>>9046155
Alright will do, appreciate the help my guy

>>9046207
No problem. That's true for all perfumes, don't forget.

>>9045983
absolutely, I wear it at my office a lot and get compliments

>>9042924
1. if you are just buying it because you read someone post about it here, lol

2. you won't be able to find it anywhere cheaper than retail besides ebay (which i wouldn't trust for this at all)

3. maybe you can buy a decant. it'll be "cheaper" but you're probably going to end up paying more per ml so it would actually be cheaper to just buy a bottle from chanel

>>9042622
Yes. This scent is absolutely massive; it smells like a dark, elegant and troubled dream from another era. If you're less than 50, you have to be on a very high level of individuality and sophistication to pull it off, and be ready to unplease a lot of people (those who appreciate will find it extremely distingushed though).

Sillage, projection and longevity are among the biggest of all time. Even Antaeus is timid compared to this. Goes well with formal occasions and formal dress.

>>9045983
Bleu de Chanel is the typical day scent to wear in the office, college, etc.

Completely inoffensive and acceptable in any situation.

>>9041162
How do I smell like ceder and sex?

What are some /fa/ approved deodorants?

>>9047345
Terre d'Hermès is the quintessential cedar scent.

More sexual, less balanced and innovative, but cedar bomb too: Acqua di Parma Colonia Intensa (it's made by the same creator).

>>9047347
Unscented deodorants only for me; or deodorants that match the fragrance (Égoïste deodorant with Égoïste scent, etc.).

If you want to project a smell, use a fragrance, not a deodorant.

I'm a total pleb and bought Davidoff Cool Water because the girl I was dating at the time liked it. I realize now that it's way too synthetic smelling. What's a good beginner scent that's similar, but not as synthetic?

test

Is there anything wrong with buying vials/samples?

>>9047345
cdg hinoki

my daily frag, really something else

>>9047399
It's not very cost efficient, but it's a lot more accessible. I'd recommend it to find a fragrance you're willing to invest in. Of course, try finding an upscale department store or a Sephora or something and ask for samples first

>>9047573
>ask for samples

Are they usually free or just cheap?

>>9047578
Free, but employees don't usually like handing out armfuls of samples. It's best to pick a few you're interested in. I assume more luxe stores would be less stingy, but I can't speak from experience here.

Also, take a look into decants of more expensive fragrances. You can buy more manageable quantities for relatively cheap. I'm not too knowledgeable on the reputation of different sellers, so do some research first.

>>9047371
Cool, thanks.

>>9047356
Jean Claude Ellena is my god

>>9026550
>YSL La Nuit de L'Homme

god tier

>>9047602
Department stores aren't really stingy about it at all either. Just don't walk in looking like a dirtbag and immediately ask for samples. try stuff on, and politely ask for a sample to see how the longevity is, or how other people like it. At Neiman Marcus they will give small samples of Creed and Tom Ford, but the employee has to make it for you and it won't come with an atomizer, just as a decant that you splash on.

bump

recently received this perfume as a gift and was wondering if /fa/ had any experience with it ??? or thoughts ??

>>9051442
How bout you give us your thoughts since you own a bottle now. Do u like it?

>>9051444
yeah i fuckin love it tbh but idk if my opinion is biased cause it was a $400+ gift

also im pretty pleb when it comes to fragrances

>>9047385
Apparently Cool Water is basically a cheap synthetic version of Creed's Green Irish Tweed. I don't know if this is true or not, as I've never smelled GIT. I do know that the shit's expensive though.

>>9051447
Nah your nose wouldn't lie to you. If you like it, you like it. Embrace it, and be glad you didn't have to shell out the cash for a scent that you love

>>9051451
thx mate :))

currently everyday Comme des Garcons Series 4 Anbar.
Unique scent. Stays on for a half day and only if you dont sweat a lot. Cheap tho 50mL is $50

>>9051469
correction. 125mL

>>9051442
smells like grandmas

>>9051483
u must have a ballin ass gran

>>9051442
$400+ gift, your grandmom must be based

>>9051449

GIT's not that good. I wore a 5mL sample and thought nothing of it again. Not bottleworthy.

Is any of that Indie stuff actually worth it? Its definitely cheaper than dept store stuff . . . I do hear good things but much like makeup, I find that people who have only ever bought from the lower-end (like a woman who gets most all ker makeup from the drugstore) tend to have skewed standards. They've never bought higher quality stuff so their standard for 'good' is lower and they don't realize it. I'm sure there is good indie stuff but I'd be a little worried about smelling like cheap potpourri or something and not realizing it.

First noticed this when I tried an actual perfume (Jo Malone) and suddenly I was able to smell how cheap and synthetic my body sprays were. I was absolutely shocked and dismayed, I thought they smelled good but the difference in quality compared against the Jo Malone was unmistakable. I don't know if I would have believed it if you'd told me prior to experiencing it, I thought I was doing well by keeping away from the sugary gourmand scents, that I had a good idea of what was 'good'.

Oh and I thanks to everyone who gave recommendations last thread; I was the femanon asking about water unisex/floral fragrances.

>>9052497
>BTW I am a girl

my wardrobe:

70% undercover
20% raf simons
5% attachment
5% cav empt

what would be good with that? i've had cdg's jaisalmer recommended before. that good?

>>9052874
if you really own said clothes, try nez a nez l'hêtre reve

What does /fa/ think of those reproduction perfumes offering the same fragrance only brandless and cheaper? Do they actually smell the same?

>>9052915
they dont. good fragrances are pretty complex

>>9052922
My parents got me one of those for Chrome last year or so, surprsingly I liked it a lot, but I kinda wonder how much better the real thing smells like now.

>>9052898
yeah, i'm a rakuten/y!auctions addict. thanks for the recommendation. will give it a look

>>9027161
>GIT
>disgusting
I hope you're trolling

>>9031653
I've heard the longevity complaint, but I get decent longevity; not amazing, but not terrible

>>9032432
main complaint I've heard is that it's too safe or boring, but I do enjoy it. the one thing about it though, is that I get this weird olfactory fatigue sometimes where I can only smell the incense

>>9032518
I've seen Terre D'Hermes mentioned a few times here...I got a sample of it last summer, and when I smelled it I got this overwhelming sort of medicinal, mineral note. Looking at reviews online, most people liked it, but a handful of people seemed to get this same note, someone else describing it as "an old shoe grinding a baby aspirin into a gravel road".
However, months after, I came back and smelled the sample, and now I get more of just a woody, slightly orange scent. Anyone else experience something like that?

>>9053187
I haven't experienced it. Are you suggesting that that perfumes has some sort of aging in the bottle? Do you like it now that you smell it different?
I think, with perfumes, the more you try your nose start noticing differents characteristics so going back to a perfume after having "trained" your nose smelling more stuff gives you a new experience. At least that's how it happens to me.

So, because I'm a sucker for pine and woodsy scents in general, I decided to blind buy He Wood Rocky Mountain after reading a bunch of rather positive reviews. Packaging and such is nice, but I'm still not sold on the cologne itself. I like it when I initially use it, and I can smell it for maybe 30 minutes - 1 hour tops before the scent is just lost on me. I don't know if it's nose fatigue or my skin just not projecting/absorbing it like it should. I'm thinking about blind buying again, but this time Burberry. It seems like everything I want, and I have a better feeling about the scent lasting longer and projecting more.

>>9054658
I've heard the longevity on London is spotty. It'll be great for Christmas time though. I've also heard people call it a masterpiece which is strange. I'm definitely trying it sooner or later.

I'm buying my first cologne, narrowed it down to
L'eau D'issey Pour Homme or Bleu de Chanel.

I'll sample em both, but what do you guys think about these two?

>tfw completely losing in the lottery of life
>allergic to fragrances

>>9054950
You should rly kill yourself

>>9054950
damn...

>>9054950

Try something like a roll on or just essential oils. Atomized fragrances irritate a lot of folks, but stuff that just warms and slowly disperses might be doable.

>>9054917
>L'Eau D'Issey
lemon
>Bleu de Chanel
dreamy, surreal minty fragrance, sends you to a whole different world, smells like what Frozen would be as a fragrance

>>9054547
Honestly I think it was just my perception of it that changed; I have allergies, so I think I that to some extent that affects what I smell. I like how it smells now, but my concern is that if I wear it, others around me may have my same initial impression of it and really dislike how I smell.

>>9054917
You narrowed it down to 2 without sampling either?

...


..

>>9055509
Well, Terre d'Hermes isn't a perfume that's liked by everyone, so in the end it's up to you if how you wanna wear it. I myself love it and use it whenever I feel it.

>>9054950
>>9055212
yeah or solid scents

>>9056159
Yeah. I'm on a budget, and I know what I want to smell like. Like I said, I will sample them. I asked for opinions on both in the meantime.

>>9057647
try something more exotic. not a shitty frag everyone and their mums wearing

>>9057647
Go to sephora or someplace, you'll be able to try them there. Honestly, you can't go wrong with either, they're pretty safe.
I actually generally just get little decants, 5 mL or so, which I know is more expensive per mL, but I don't wear cologne everyday and when I do I go light. Also, I like so variety, so for me I don't think it would make sense to get like 10 different full bottles of stuff.
So really, depending on how much you plan on wearing, you could just get multiple little decants of a few things you like.

10/10

>>9057675
I'm not really looking for something exotic, no one in my area wears this stuff anyway. I'll be alright.

>>9057683
Yeah, I agree. Do you get your decants at Sephora? Where is the best place online to get samples? I can't find either on luckscent.

>>9057675
Can you give me examples of exotic fragrance?
I know nothing about fragrance but I'm looking into a unique smell.
Like you're saying I don't want something that everybody wear.

>>9057921
try myperfumesamples, decantshop, or theperfumedcourt

>>9057921
if you're new to fragrances, there's no shame in l'eau d'issey or bleu de chanel, really the only thing I'd avoid is acqua di gio.

>>9057933
shit, first one was meant for>>9057895

>>9057675
People really overstate the whole "played out frag" line. I live in beverly hills and the only time I've ever smelled a fragrance and recognized it on a guy was acqua di gio.

>>9057933
>myperfumesamples, decantshop, or theperfumedcourt
thanks, I'll check these out

was gifted this, what do you guys think?

>>9057933

Why about acqua di geo? I love that juice.

>>9059642
nothing wrong with the smell of it, but it is probably the single most worn fragrance out there

>>9054950
I'd be careful about the other suggestions by Anonymous, since essential oils could potentially flare up your allergies.

Maybe, instead, try out smelling and adjusting your nose to raw resins of things like frankincense, labdanum. Then woods like aloeswood, sandalwood, pine, hinoki. From there, move on to fragrant herbs, like hops, mugwort, valerian, sweet grass, dill, thyme, etc.,. After that, you should be ready for flowers, like rose, and magnolia--don't worry if these excite your histamines; they do with most people. Finally, try to get ahold of real ambergris, or civet. Slowly, but surely, if you can train yourself to handle these, you'll probably be able to handle niche brand fragrances @ EdP or EdE. Try to stay away from EdTs or EdCs.

>>9059520
Looks like something a gaudy middle easter foreign exchange student would wear. I have no idea what it smells like, just basing it off the bottle design

>>9053187
I've heard that too. I a lot of people love it but with some it just smells rank.
I don't want to wear it and take the risk of someone thinking I smell terrible because they're one of the people who hate it

>>9059947
It has a lot of Iso-E-Super in it (which gives it the strong cedar-like aroma), and unfortunately for some people, it reacts poorly with their natural bodily odor, which could give off that "rank" scent to others. This is why "blind buying" of fragrances often ends in disappointment; you need to see how it reacts with your own body.

>>9059842

I recently purchased acqua di geo essenza, would you say it's as popular? I love the small, but I also want to smell like many other men. you've concerned me.

>>9060057
not as popular, but I have heard good things about essenza, and it's definitely not anything to be concerned about.

>>9043797
its pretty much A&F Fierce 2.0.....that doesn't make it bad though, its on my buy list fyi

>>9026526
Anyone know of any good fall/winter citrus fragrances? Just tried Orange Star by Tauer and love it. Seems to be a rare type of scent since citrus is pretty much relegated to spring/summer.

>>9054950
>>9055212
>>9057024
>applying essential oils directly on the skin

seriously don't do this unless it's been properly diluted

>>9047313
Hi, same guy who originally asked about it. Decided to blind buy it and give it a try.

I feel like it's a pleasant, soapy scent, but nowhere near as powerful and nowhere near the fabled projection or longevity I've read so much about.
Bought it from amazon. Is it possible I got a knockoff? Or is my nose just bad?

how the fuck do I open the bottle without making it spill everywhere

>>9062662
try orange spice by creed

Tom Ford Noir

no regrets

>>9026550
>>Issey Miyake L'Eau D'Issey

Are you a faggot?

>>9026945

Horrible choices for summer. Body Kouros is the smell of a gay turkish bathhouse, which can work in winter/fall, but not summer. The Tom Ford fragrance could work, but is hardly ideal. Gucci Sport is fucking kill. Only a select few fragrances with "sport" in the name is even worth thinking about. This is not one of them.

My recommendation for an office scent for summer would be Chanel Allure Edition Blanche.

>>9027440
I'm glad you liked it. Can't go wrong with that for Christmas.

>>9027749
Terre d'Hermes is clearly the driest of all of those fragrances. Le Male is a sugarbomb. You sure you're not interpreting citrus as sweet or some shit? In any case, Terre is not a great winter fragrance. I'd give DHI, Encre Noir and Burberry London a try.

>>9029914
Bleu is fine. Terre d'Hermes works too.

>>9031065
It is boring and lacks power and longevity. It has no originality and a distinct sour/alcohol vibe to it. The sport version is especially bad in this regard, while the original is just really unoriginal.

>>9031251
212 Men is an inferior version of this fragrance, but who knows, you might like it. Egoiste Platinum by Chanel is another good Woody Floral Musk with a bit of spice, but with a more floral and aromatic feel rather then the ginger bite of l'Homme.

>>9031653
I like it. Mediocre longevity, no projection. Great for spring.

>>9038367
Knize Ten
Cuir by Mona di Orio
Cuir Mauresque by Serge Lutens
Lonestar Memories by Tauer Perfumes

>>9040716
You are cancer. Get out.

>>9042779
I own both, but while I like how the slight citrus in the opening lasts slightly longer for me on the original I'm really tired of how it's all star anise from there on. LIDGE is the one I reach for 9/10 times. How would you describe the difference?

>>9042927
If you like ginger and already have something for winter. If you're looking for something to wear now get something else instead.

>>9043563
Branch out a little. Try Fahrenheit, Allure Pour Homme and Eau Sauvage.

>>9044471

>Salesperson pushing shitty no-name hugo boss fragrance.

>what else is new.

>>9053187

It starts out pretty brazenly. My girlfriend describes it as a petrolium like note. That fades pretty quickly though and you sort of get used to it. Personally, I adore that bit.

Then there is the flint/mineral stuff probably caused by some interaction between the large amounts of Super E and the vetiver/pepper notes. To me that comes across as a dry stone baking in the sun, and I love the contrast between that and the orange note, like someone smashed a ripe orange into the ground on some barren plane somewhere.

>>9060057

It's a new flanker, and a pretty well received one. I'd say you're good.

>>9059919
Honestly, they all contain alcohol, which might be what is making him flare up, and they all contain some amount of synthetics and some amount of natural oils. Concentration or niche/designer is not going to make a darn difference.

>>9066500
It's a perfectly alright, if common, boring and played out aquatic.

>>9066620
>It's a perfectly alright, if common, boring and played out aquatic.

It smells effeminate and unless you're a homosexual, it should be avoided.

>>9066635
>smells effeminate

No such thing, and fragrances interact differently with different body scents anyway.

Anyone tried this? I love personally but get mixed reviews whilst wearing it.

>>9066638
>No such thing

Oh boy do I have news for you

>>9066645

Honestly, notes are notes. In India, the middle east and large parts of Europe rose is considered a masculine note. I've worn fragrances marketed for women and my girlfriend has worn fragrances marketed for men. It's just bullshit marketing. If you find a fragrance that works for you, then go for it.

The pour homme version of L'eau D'Issey is a straight up woody aquatic with lots of citrus. It's bland as shit. The original one marketed for women has less citrus but more of a fruity floral type of feel. Like a shittier, more floral version of Imperial Millesime. Even if you're talking about the femme version florals don't automatically mean feminine.

>>9066645
>being this homophobic
youre on the wrong board, bro

>>9066720
What a bigot!

>>9066635
Are you kidding? L'eau D'issey garners tons of compliments, and there's stuff out there that's WAY more feminine

>>9031251
sounds a bit obvious but, have you tried the other ysl fragrances? i have l'homme libre and la nuit
i really like libre as a day time scent get a few compliments here and there and la nuit is pretty great, every girl i've spent time/hung out with while wearing it has complimented me on it but, it's played out so you might end up smelling like every other fuccboi out there

Fuck im late in this thread but ill give it a try. Always used the Chanel Chance eau fraîche but its 1. empty soon and 2.waterbased and 3.im 19 and ready for a more sophisticated perfume. Same type as woman in pic but skinny/athletic and straight hair. Will try anything until i find it and eternally grateful for all suggestions.

Stop. Just stop with the fucking forced fragrance meme. The fact that this thing has been going on for such a long time shows how much cock /fa/ really sucks. Is that effay? Are my hideous smells fucking effay? NO! Same thing.

Now let me tell you that you people are on the road of getting doomed. DOOMED! And when I say doomed,I MEAN IT! I'd rather spend time on a fucking /b/ loli horse cock fucking thread or some /mu/ garbage. I know none of you actually like this HIDEOUS excuse for fucking serious odor. Everyone knows it. You only like it because you're so insecure about yourselves and actually fucking care what /fa/ tells you. You might see people on the street wearing fragrances, and to that I just say : "they fucking fell for it",because they are obviously browsing this HIDEOUS general, and that only shows one how huge /fa/,and in particular fragrance generals have become. And to that, I just say : "Fuck off,hideous bastards!".

Kill yourselves if you can't let go of it, sincerely, me

>>9067627

I've no idea what to do with your picture. Your physical appearance has nothing to do with what fragrances will work for you. You'll have to test a bit and find what works with your skin.

Personally, I love classic perfumes on women. They have a history of decadence and rebellion. Most of them do not smell dated to me, but some would disagree with that. Modern perfumes have gems as well, but there is a trend towards overly sweet and bland "pink" perfumes in an effort to appeal to younger women. They suck. Anyway, suggestions:

The Classic Guerlains are a must smell for anyone with an interest in the history of fragrances:

>Jicky, L'Heure Bleue, Mitsouko and Shalimar.

I think Bleue is classy as fuck, and Shalimar is still sexy as fuck.

If you're into Chanel, the house has some classics that still kicks ass, although you sort of have to steer clear of the most popular ones and go for the Les Exlusif line at this point. Check out:

>Coromandel, Sycomore, Bois des Iles, Cuir de Russie

As far as modern perfumes marketed towards women go there's a lot of very similar fragrances and it can be a hassle to sort through. I think the original

>Lolita Lempicka

is pretty darn nice, even if it inadvertently started the current craze of sweet candylike perfumes for women. The licorice note and burnt vanilla in the base balance it while all imitators that followed just take it too far. The perfumer behind it (Annick Mernardo) has made a bunch of other great fragrances for both men and women. Since I don't know much about your taste I can really only recommend that you check out her work, and also that of perfumers Maurice Rocel and Jean Claude Ellena as these three are the cornerstones of modern designer perfumery in my opinion.

Tell me more about what notes you like and what you're looking for and I'll reply again.

>>9067944
Thank you so much i've written these down for try outs now! Classical sounds really good and timeless:ly which is kind of what im looking for. :)) Rain, Stones(/earthy but not cellar:y), Lavender, and men's sports shampoo(embarrassing and cheap i know but its so uhh). I cant think of more right now but dont hesitate to colour it with your own preferences if its not enough information. Daytime or nighttime perfumes doesnt really matter but rather real ones; im not the kind of person to go powder my nose and leave the bathroom in a fragrance cloud. (Idk if "my style" matters either but here ~better in than out ay amirite?~ me on the left/with the really dirty shoes.)

>>9067627
>look like the woman in this picture but with different bodytype and hair
...so white?

>>9068019

Ok. Da tror jeg du kommer til å like greier med noten Vetiver. Sycomore er det förste jeg ville sjekka om du kan finne den/bestille en sample. Den er veldig "tur i skogen etter at det har regnet". Så har man Guerlain Vetiver hvis du vil ha den opplevelsen blanda med mannesjampoo. Jicky som jeg nevna tidligere har masse lavender så det kan väre at du liker den. Aqua Allegoria linja til Guerlain har en masse bra parfymer med et vann/regn preg, det har også Un Jardin linja til Hermes. De klassiske jeg nevnte er definitive bomber som gir deg en masse sillage (projekson), men disse to seriene er mye mer subtile.

>>9067911

You mad, bro?

>>9068331

Ironically, it's a forced pasta meme. Still, pretty funny.

>>9067911
You're not making any sense again, Charlie

>>9066584
>If you like ginger and already have something for winter. If you're looking for something to wear now get something else instead.
How bout La Nuit, or could you recommend me something else?

>>9027440
hell, I did too, waiting for the package

>>9069242

La Nuit is a fine fragrance and a good flanker. It loses the ginger and ups the spice, but mellower.

If you're looking for something with a ginger bite that still works in fall/winter then The One for Men by D&G is alright, but it lacks staying power and the sillage is next to nothing which is kind of a no-go for me in winter.

Tea for Two by L`Artisan Parfumeur is borderline niche status, but has a wonderful black tea and gingerbread cookies feel to it. Reminds me of chai. Difficult to find sometimes, but the price is much lower than most niche fragrances.

If you don't care much about the ginger note then you're kind of spoiled for choice at the moment. Your local perfume shop should have most of these, try them all if you can:

>La Nuit de l`Homme
>Dior Homme Intense
>A*Men Pure Malt
>Burberry London for Men
>L'Instant de Guerlain pour Homme Eau Extreme
>Spicebomb
>Rochas Man
>Encre Noire
>Fahrenheit
>Fahrenheit Absolute
>Chanel Egoiste
>Chanel Antaeus
>Midnight in Paris

>>9038367
>>9038367

If you've tried Bandit and did not like it, are you sure dirty animalic leather is for you?

>>9070277
is Dior Homme Intense discontinued? I haven't seen it in stock anywhere except for Fragrancenet and I'd rather not use them.

>>9070570

Hell no. It's one of Diors best selling fragrances. Stock seems to be low in America at the moment, but here in Europe it is everywhere.

All I have to say is that if you're a woman and you are not wearing Chanel or Jo Malone, you're a cheap slag.

>>9068019
LONDON
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>>9070575

Jo Malone is a hack trying to convince women that layering fragrances is the way to go, in order to sell more fragrances.

Chanel has some pretty good stuff, but wearing No 5. is like wearing 1 Million. Played the fuck out.

best place to cop online samples in aus?

>>9070623

ProudStyle ships cheaply and quickly to Australia from Hong Kong.

If that does not do it for you I'm afraid you have to resort to the same flat rate webshops the rest of us international dudes and dudettes use:

Surrender to Chance
LuckyScent
MyPerfumeSamples
ThePerfumedCourt

>>9070667
thanks :^)

new thread
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