Fragrance General

[Anonymous No.12802625]

LAST THREAD >>12782459

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BBC perfume documentary (part 1 of 3):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=annRzLYrRwM
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general info
http://fragrance.org/intelligence/knowledge-center/
http://perfumesociety.org/discover-perfume/an-introduction/
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various fragrance communities/review sites/blogs
http://www.fragrantica.com/
http://www.basenotes.net/
http://www.parfumo.net/
http://www.nstperfume.com/
http://www.boisdejasmin.com/
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w2c samples
http://www.luckyscent.com/
http://www.theperfumedcourt.com/
http://www.surrendertochance.com/
http://www.perfumista.co.uk/
http://www.ausliebezumduft.de/fragrances.html
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on DIY fragrances
http://www.perfumersapprentice.com/

[Anonymous No.12802637]

>>12802625

[Anonymous No.12802672]

I got 3 main colonges i use.
le homme de caron - for work and stuff
terre de hermes - when i go out
and some a*man that i never wear cause I think it makes me smell like a candy shop.

my question is do i need to change anything up?
Should i buy some new scents?

[Anonymous No.12802677]

>>12802672
terre d'hermes is really only appropriate as a work scent, I would replace it with something a bit more casual for going out

you could even try the eau tres fraiche version if you like that scent dna; it would still be more appropriate

[Anonymous No.12802698]

>>12802677
could i use one of the other two?

What do you do with old colognes you don't like/use?

[Anonymous No.12802735]

Are there are any other frags that are as unforgiving towards overspraying (and spraying too close to the nose) as pic related?

I know it's been known to exhaust some olfactories trying to sniff out that sandalwood note.

[Anonymous No.12802747]

My normal rotation. I feel like they're a bit too overbearing, does anyone have any recs for some milder or less situational colognes?

[Anonymous No.12802765]

>>12802735
Funny, the first two that popped in to my head were Santal 33 and Interlude Man, both featuring sandalwood. Of course there are plenty of sandalwood frags that aren't as nuclear, but maybe it's a certain aromachemical that hits that receptor in your nose that feels like it has weight.

Other 1-2 spray frags:
Opium
Rive Gauche pH
24 Gold
Chergui
Polo
Grey Flannel

But you can overapply just about anything if you put your mind to it.

[Anonymous No.12802827]

what's really comfy for sleeping or walking in cool autumn nights?

[Anonymous No.12802908]

This is all i wear.

[Anonymous No.12803030]

send it NOW

[Anonymous No.12803031]

I need a nice summer fragrance because it's nearly summer in aus. any recommendations. I guess I want something fresh but I dont want to smell feminine

[Anonymous No.12803213]

>>12803031
Give Lalique White and Guerlain Vetiver a sample.

If you're willing to spend a little more, the current formula of Armani Eau Pour Homme is supposed to have some improved performance.

[Anonymous No.12803234]

>>12803213
Old man fragrances

[Anonymous No.12803250]

15 hours later cdnmi still smells pretty strong

[Anonymous No.12803350]

>>12803250
batch date and country?

[Anonymous No.12803387]

>>12803250
How do you like it? Worn it around people yet?

[Anonymous No.12803619]

>>12802747
Black Aoud:-)

but seriously, I'll list some that I own, maybe you'll be able to look at those:

encre noire
allure homme
A*men
mancera cedrat bois
Midnight in Paris

they're not that overbearing when you're light on the sprayer

[Anonymous No.12803658]

>>12803031
I really like DHS 2012 and its cheap as chips right now

[Anonymous No.12803662]

is chch prive live up to the hype?

[Anonymous No.12803740]

>>12802637
Out of this, the ones I came to be interested the most were Chanel Bleu, Bvlgari Blv, and Terre d'Hermes.

Previously I've used Le Male, Prada Luna Rossa Extreme and Luna Rossa Sport. Since Extreme has ended production, and taking into account Sport is too summer-ish, I'm thinking about getting some Year-Rounder and own it for everyday usage.

What I want to know is, which one do you like the most? Which one do you think I'd like the most taking my previous choices in consideration?

Thanks in advance guys. Luna Rossa Extreme was so good I literally forgot about anything else. Sheeit.

[Anonymous No.12803822]

>>12803030
nice frag

[Anonymous No.12803823]

>>12803740
That chart is garbage.

I've been using Prada L'homme as of recently and I love it. It's not ultra masculine, but I like the smell and girls love it.

[Anonymous No.12803828]

>>12803740
try voyage d hermes.

[Anonymous No.12803834]

>>12803828
great suggestion on how to smell like an old man

[Anonymous No.12803975]

>>12802747
Creed MI is incredibly versatile and well-liked.

Aventus, of course, but Pineapple Vintage is much better value and I actually like it better than Aventus.

Gallagher Bergamust is also a very clean, fresh, inoffensive musky citrus fragrance with very good performance.

Amouage Reflection is a very nice, slightly powdery, white floral sort of clean laundry smell, but a very natural smelling one, unlike something like Montblanc Individuel, which smells very synthetic.

[Tripsk !!NfEoAU6E/r3 No.12803991]

>>12802625
Any suggestions for something marine and white floral (jasmine, neroli)? Rose is good if it's not too overwhelming or artificial and it needs to have a warm base

[Anonymous No.12804013]

>>12803834
>t. fag who smells like creed every day

[Anonymous No.12804014]

Eau Sauvage vs Grey Vetiver?

[Anonymous No.12804028]

>>12803619
>>12803975
Thanks so much, I'll definitely check these out!

[Anonymous No.12804033]

>>12804013
Try again

[Anonymous No.12804036]

Looking for a new fragrance. I don't care how it smells I just want the bottle to look effay. Thinking about Nasomatto Blamage

[Anonymous No.12804041]

>>12804033
What a shitty collection. Instead of buying 8 pauper walmart fragrances, you could have gotten 1 mid-high tier fragrance.

[Anonymous No.12804053]

>>12804041
>what a fag he probably uses creed
>what a fag he didn't spend $300 on a single bottle of creed

[Anonymous No.12804124]

>>12804033
>360º Red fM
Mein schwartz

[Anonymous No.12804153]

I'm almost 40, I'm cheap and I don't like thinking too hard. What's a good fragrance for me?

[Anonymous No.12804209]

>>12804033
lmfao
>watches one jeremy fragrance video

[Anonymous No.12804368]

>>12804153
Sauvage.

[Anonymous No.12804377]

>>12804033
ahahaha

[Anonymous No.12804378]

>>12804033

>The Jeremy Fragrance Starter Pack

[Anonymous No.12804471]

>>12804153
Guerlain Vetiver
100ml under $35 and it's a classic, everyday wear that suits your age.

[Anonymous No.12804499]

>>12804153
see
>>12804124
and seconding
>>12804471

[Anonymous No.12804516]

>>12804153
Guerlain Homme L'eau Boisee or Guerlain Homme Intense

[Anonymous No.12804621]

18 year old female here
does anyone have recs for fragrances that are youthful, sweet, and feminine without smelling super floral or like candy?
for reference: black opium by yves saint laurent is my go-to scent, and i usually wear tom ford's black orchid for more formal occasions. i love these and would like similar recommendations.
thank you <3

[Anonymous No.12804688]

>ordered from decantshop last Monday
>still hasn't shipped

uhhhh?

[Anonymous No.12804720]

>>12804688
Sometimes things ship and thevorder status just doesn't get updated. Email them about it and ask. Not much we can do for you here.

[Anonymous No.12804758]

Hey everyone, thoughts on Gucci Intense Oud?

[Anonymous No.12804777]

>>12803234
These days you either smell like an old man or you smell like a fucc boi.

[Anonymous No.12804795]

>>12803350
#237691
06/17
made in france
bought on fragrancebuy.ca

>>12803387
yes but i dont really like it, may give a slight confidence boost around plebs in the same way as sauvage since it smells so toxic

[Anonymous No.12804865]

I had a sample of this that i really didn't like at first, but i kept trying it and recently I would wear it every monday night when i watched the new season of twin peaks.
It's my favourite perfume ever now. absolutely breathtaking.

[Anonymous No.12804872]

>>12802735
lime aoud by montale. really great smell, but i get a slight headache when wearing it. extremely strong. I've never gotten a headache from any other oud fragrance before (i have jubilation, oud royal and M7 oud absolu)

[Anonymous No.12804875]

>>12802908
it's all you need.
i think a eau sauvage or an issey is the only fresh you need. beautiful.

[Anonymous No.12804886]

>>12803991
try like neroli portofino or any of the blue bottle ones. the mandarin one maybe

[Anonymous No.12804888]

>>12804033
only worthwhile thing there is the perry ellis

[Anonymous No.12804914]

>>12804865
The frags I hold in the highest regard tend to be ones I didn't immediately love and had to grow to appreciate. Gotta try that. Been on my list for a while now.

[Anonymous No.12804916]

>>12804865
ugly vintage bottle

[Anonymous No.12804920]

I have never smelled a perfume i liked.

[Anonymous No.12804949]

Which Guerlain should I blind buy

[Anonymous No.12804970]

>>12804949
homme intense

[Anonymous No.12805047]

>>12802698
A men is a clubbing scent

[Anonymous No.12805105]

Blind bought Sauvage and The One here are my thoughts

Sauvage - pleasant seductive citrusy scent. undoubtedly an upgrade over the original eau sauvage. you can only smell it if your nose is 2 inches away from the spray site.

The One - warm and sweet I like the smell better but it fucking disappears after a minute whether you spray it on the skin or on cloth. zero projection.

I'm so disappointed. Why do modern colognes have zero projection. It makes it fucking useless. Can anyone recommend me daily GADA(go anywhere do anything) fragrances like above that you can actually smell?

[Anonymous No.12805120]

>>12805105
>undoubtedly an upgrade over the original eau sauvage
oh wow, so you're a pleb?

[Anonymous No.12805129]

>>12805120
eau sauvage smells like toilet lemon water

if that floats your boat then go do you

[Anonymous No.12805139]

>>12805105
I feel like Rasasi Hawas projects like crazy off of me

[Anonymous No.12805142]

>>12802765
>nuclear

It's not so much that the sandalwood is cloying like some kind of tonka bomb.

It's a note that's easy to get used to.

[Anonymous No.12805158]

>>12802625
complete newbie to this but I kind of want to go beyond cheapass body spray

I really want to do something light and everyday that's some combo of fresh/floral/citrus/aqua that won't break the bank and is pretty unisex. Anything under $50 is nice but I'll go up to $100 if I need to

[Anonymous No.12805182]

>>12802625
This is what I currently use
KENZO & L'eau D'issey in the morning
Nuit d'issey and Gucci Guilty intense at night

Women absolutely are crazy over L'eau D'issey and the Gucci. Any other fragrances like these that are recommended?

[Anonymous No.12805185]

>>12805158
get issey. that shit is so good. women love it. everyone loves it and for some reason not everyone has it.

[Anonymous No.12805197]

>>12805158
Unboxed 50ml bottles of Dior Homme Sport 2012 can be had for less than $20 on ebay right now. Fits your criteria pretty well.

[Anonymous No.12805199]

>>12805185
>>12805197
both great suggestions, thanks anons!

[Anonymous No.12805203]

I currently have Joop Go, Issey Pour Homme, BBRI and Body Kouros as my go to bottles for hotter/colder weather.
Should I get another bottle for colder weather? Maybe sample pure Havane/Malt, The One EDP or Bleu D'issey Astral?

[Anonymous No.12805216]

>>12804758
I think you should stop watching Jeremy the Fragrance Faggot

[Anonymous No.12805220]

>>12805158
Most originals/non-flankers by Armani are safe blind buys.

Pic related is the only exception as it's a little sweet.

[Anonymous No.12805228]

>>12805203
if you can handle the banter get a bottle of a*men. it's really good, but u need to spray it 1.5 hours before you leave the house.

[Anonymous No.12805313]

>>12804033
>smashes head into wall

[Anonymous No.12805326]

>>12805182
Bumping for suggestions

[Anonymous No.12805382]

>>12805158
Seconding L'eau d'Issey, have been using it for like seven years now, bought it as my first proper EdT and still keep coming back to it. Great performance for a fresh scent, very linear and affordable too. You can often get 125ml for like $50, so try and find a good sale or special offer, there's tons around.

Unfortunately it's gotten more popular (again) over the last few years, so not that unique anymore.

Also try Prada l'homme if you get the chance. It's a much more sophisticated scent, more floral with some amber and a wood note, airy and fresh without a citrus note. Unfortunately it has weaker performance than the Issey, but it's great for indoors situations and/or spring and summer. Probably not as good as a first fragrance due to the higher price and lower versatility, but it is one of the bet smelling designer fragrances in my opinion.

If you can, visit a department store and try a bunch of fragrances. Bulgari also have some affordable fresh EdTs you could try, but they're a bit more hit and miss

[Anonymous No.12805383]

What fragrance would this guy be wearing?

[Anonymous No.12805384]

>>12805182
If you like the Kenzo and Issey you would probably also like Prada l'homme. Airy & fresh as well.

Haven't tried the Gucci one, so can't recommend anything there

[Anonymous No.12805444]

>>12805129
Nah it only has that smell untill it dries up.

[Anonymous No.12805445]

>>12805383
Looks like he stinks of sweat

[Anonymous No.12805517]

>>12805384
Ok I'll go check it out, thanks. I found out the Gucci and issey share a similar profile of citrus, fresh aromatic, woody and spicy scents. Any evening scents you can recommend based on this info?

[Anonymous No.12805529]

>>12805185
Hello, if anyone could suggest me one of these, price is unrelated

[Anonymous No.12805530]

>>12805529
Sorry, between the Blue ed and the normal one

[Anonymous No.12805594]

Is Burberry London for Men any good

[Anonymous No.12805660]

what's a safe attractive everyday scent for work/parties/casual that isn't expensive?

I see a lot of posts recommending Issey. are there anything else?

[Anonymous No.12805781]

>>12805517
Don't know anything in that exact direction unfortunately.

You could try Versace Dylan Blue or Spicebomb EdT, the former probably being closer to what you're looking for

[Anonymous No.12805782]

Anyone tried this? Bottle looks gay but the smell is pretty good

[Anonymous No.12805794]

>>12805660
You'd probably want something different for work as compared to parties.

For work, standard choices are Bleu de Chanel, Prada l'homme, YSL l'homme or some other non-offensive smell

For parties you probably want something stronger, that wouldn't really be appropriate for work

[Anonymous No.12805816]

I use musk to achieve the aphrodisiac effect. Considering trying pheromones as well. Otherwise the perfume is a meme

[Anonymous No.12805829]

>>12802637
Whats the best fragrance for fall/winter time?

[Anonymous No.12805883]

>>12805816
use sauvage

[Anonymous No.12805952]

>>12805594
It's alright.

>>12805829
Spicebomb

[Anonymous No.12806023]

Can I wear Gucci Guilty intense year round? Is the lavender strong enough for winter but also is it lemony enough and citrusy enough for spring and summer?

[Anonymous No.12806034]

>>12805594
complete garbage

[Anonymous No.12806092]

>>12805782

smells great senpai. like alpine mountain air. dont think its worth the heavy price tag though

[Anonymous No.12806260]

Can /fg/ recommend me an everyday frag that is neither boring or too offensive? ATM my daily is Prada l'Homme which smells nice and clean but doesn't do much for me.

The other frags in my collection smell great to me but IMO aren't suitable to wear everyday, at work etc..

I have tried pretty much every designer frag so would prefer niche, have also sampled all of Creed which i am not overly impressed with (have a 10ml of Aventus and bought Al Haramain which to me smells 95% the same).

TL;DR - Recommend me an everyday niche frag.

[Anonymous No.12806279]

>>12804621

Coco Mademoiselle. The most attractive female frag out there. Classy and youthful.

[Anonymous No.12806295]

>>12806279
thank you! that's exactly the kind of thing i was looking for <3

[Anonymous No.12806296]

> /fa/ hates jeremy now

what happend?

[Anonymous No.12806299]

>>12806296
we went beyond pleb

[Anonymous No.12806301]

>>12806296
his last video was shit

[Anonymous No.12806329]

dumb question

where is the best place to spray perfume?

[Anonymous No.12806332]

>>12806329
Neck, Chest and lower back.

[Anonymous No.12806333]

>>12806329
pulse points. wrists and throat.
if i'm going out for a long time, i might spray a little in my hair because it lasts longer, but that's just personal preference.

[Anonymous No.12806343]

What are some good fall fragrances that are not too woody or otherwise stingy? I need something similar to Fahrenheit but not as aggresive, I'm not on a particular budget but as long as it doesn't exceed $50 I should be fine.

[Anonymous No.12806348]

My recent buys

[Anonymous No.12806353]

HM is pretty good and dirt cheap . Above average silage and underrated. I don't know why very few people know hanae mori

[Anonymous No.12806454]

>>12806329
Depends on the occasion, the environment, the fragrance etc.

Generally the neck either at the front or the sides is a standard location. You can also spray your hair, especially if you have a longer hairstyle (or are a female, in which case definitely spray your hair). If its warm out and you're wearing light clothes, spray your chest. The body heat will make the fragrance really project. In colder weather and when wearing more clothing go for the upper chest or neck

You can spray your wrists, just remember that this will spread out the smell outside of your personal space, which can be in bad taste

You can also spray clothing, some fragrances last really long on clothes, others really don't. Definitely spray sweaters, hoodies and other "soft" clothes, women absolutely love it and it's also just really comfy. Knit sweaters especially that aren't washed often just smell really good after a while

Be aware not to overspray though, especially with very masculine, sweet or otherwise strong scents

[Anonymous No.12806518]

what do you guys think of rochas man? besides the shape of the bottle looking like a butt plug haha ahaha yea everyones heard that now stfu and tell me about the scent

[Anonymous No.12806522]

>>12806518
Haha the bottle looks like a jewish nose.

[Anonymous No.12806535]

>>12806522

[Anonymous No.12806587]

>>12806454
thank you that was really informative
i have le labo lys 41 so i'm still not quite sure how much to spray even though i've had it for a few months now lol

>>12806332
>>12806333
thanks 4 the suggestions senpaitachi

[Anonymous No.12806604]

>>12804720
Go figure it ships a bit after I send the email.

Was really just wondering if long ship times are this common it's been a while since I ordered from them

[Anonymous No.12806607]

>>12806260
See
>>12803975

[Anonymous No.12806609]

>>12806604
Sometimes they don't have stuff in stock or whatever, so it can take time to assemble your order.

[Anonymous No.12806614]

>>12806454
I like to spray the pits of my elbows. I find it increases longevity and seems to project quite well if you're wearing short sleeves.

[Anonymous No.12806617]

>>12806614
This is just about the only way I can accurately judge a new fragrance

[Anonymous No.12806709]

>>12806614
Yeah I've heard of people doing that but for some reason never tried it. Thanks for the idea, I think I'll try it tomorrow

>>12806587
You're welcome

I guess the best way to judge how much is too much is to just ask a family member or friend to give their opinion when you've sprayed a certain amount. If you can smell yourself all day long it's definitely too much.

If you don't want to ask anyone else I'd say do what
>>12806617
>>12806614
recommended and spray your lower arm and elbow pit, and then see how noticeable it is throughout the day. Don't spray your neck or other body parts so you don't go nose blind and can still smell the fragrance throughout the day.

[Anonymous No.12806748]

>>12806329
Only adding my pasta since I saw more than one recommendation for front of neck. Oh and wrists get a lot of rubbing contact with pockets/desks, so I'd go for forearm for the added hair surface area bonus.

I do 2-5 sprays generally, depending on frag, atomizer, occasion, etc. Most frags 3-4 sprays. 1-2 on chest for nice wafts from under collar all day, 1 on back of neck, 1-2 on forearm(s). Avoid proximity to nose, i.e. face/front of neck, to prevent olfactory fatigue. Under clothing mutes projection. On hair/clothing holds on to top notes longer, but just a dusting as some frags stain some fabrics.

Best to test application in more casual situations and best to ask others about projection, rather than rely on your own nose. And always err on the side of caution if unsure in more important occasions.

[Anonymous No.12806754]

>>12806518
It's a decent chocolate/vanilla/coffee gourmand, but I prefer Michael Jordan Legend, which might even be cheaper. Cannot insert bottle in anus as easily, however.

[Anonymous No.12806756]

how good are those "perfume oils" replicas

[Anonymous No.12806757]

Can somebody give me a quick rundown of some of the more known fragrance reviewers on youtube?

[Anonymous No.12806766]

>>12806757
I think we can all agree that ash4245 is top of the food chain:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeiOLtaONJU

[Anonymous No.12806979]

I would like a fragrance that comes off to a passer-by as masculine, powerful, and classy, but hides a deep, ancient evil underneath.

So I guess aventus but spicier?

[Anonymous No.12806990]

>>12805782
jeez man i keep smelling it really good frag

get a sample if you can

[Anonymous No.12806997]

>>12806979
Wtf is with that pic

[Anonymous No.12807020]

>>12806997
Don’t worry about it.

[Anonymous No.12807023]

>>12806979
take some aventus and add oakmoss to it, really stick it to the IFRA

[Anonymous No.12807037]

>>12806979
Encre Noire Extreme, though the evil may awaken if you overspray

[Anonymous No.12807113]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BZ0nxaFFZNR/


AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[Anonymous No.12807142]

>>12807113
Dior do good flankers too eh.

[Anonymous No.12807146]

>>12807113

[Anonymous No.12807192]

>>12806757
Most well known is obviously Jeremy; for the most part he offers solid entry level advice and recommendations, although many here consider him absolutely pleb-tier. He's good for advice if you're a younger guy in a cosmopolitan environment and all you care about is how thots think you smell.

FragboyStewie is another fairly well-known and decent reviewer. Comes off as somewhat pretentious.

Redolescence has nice, structured reviews and is all around quite good. Offers quality recommendations knows a lot of fragrances.

Tripleinc is a younger guy who hasn't been active that long, but is quickly becoming one of the better reviewers. His earlier content had an annoying fratboy kinda vibe but he's gotten a lot better. Production quality is excellent.

FragranceApprentice also has amazing production quality, more niche-oriented than any of the other reviewers so-far mentioned. Videos are somewhat longer but he goes into great depth, discusses more than just the smell.

Brooklynfragrancelover is a faggot.

MrSmelly is funny and covers the fragrances he reviews very well, but his tastes lean more towards the mature market.

Max Forti is pretty good, though his tastes can also be somewhat mature.

Gentscents also has good reviews.

FragranceBros were pretty good until one of them left, now its just the less-likable of them doing reviews sometimes collaborating with other channels.

Dracdoc is meh.

That's all I got off the top of my head. All them have their own sort of style and they use fragrances to express that. Just because they recommend something doesn't automatically mean it will work great for you. Buy stuff you like, but also try and make sure it matches your style and personality, and find reviewers that you think match that style and personality and their recommendations will help you more. Hope that helps.

[Anonymous No.12807193]

>>12807113
I just bought a 200ml bottle of sauvage just to have in case it gets worse in the future, sheeeeit.

[Anonymous No.12807212]

>>12807193
did the same but back in march, have barely used any :(

[Anonymous No.12807304]

>>12807192

>not mentioning the most important reviewer robes08.

one of the first reviewers on youtube, if not the first. hands down the best reviewer second only to fragrance bros with Jer

[Anonymous No.12807331]

>>12806757
FragrenceView does cool videos where he tries a bunch of stuff out at airport duty free shops and gives a quick take on them:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1b0VA8JYAQ

[Anonymous No.12807469]

>>12807023
cool how much do i add?

>>12807037
I've never seen that at sephora, do you think it's safe to try before I buy?

[Anonymous No.12807473]

>>12805660
any more answers to this one?

[Anonymous No.12807501]

>>12805660
>>12807473
There are a ton of answers. Any more details though so as to narrow them down? You can get a 200ml bottle of YSL L'Homme for a good price online. Chanel Allure Homme Sport Eau Extreme would also be an excellent choice, but it is a little more expensive. If you're in the continental US, you can get splits of Aventus for some great prices on basenotes forums.

[Anonymous No.12807522]

>>12807501
What details do you need? Basically a daily safe signature scent for a young man that you can wear for any situation

[Anonymous No.12807538]

>>12807522
Either of the three mentioned above will do you fine then.

[Anonymous No.12807547]

>>12807469
No idea I got the idea from a thread on basenotes where they added birch tar oil to modern aventus batches to make them smoky.

[Anonymous No.12807557]

What's the fragrance equivalent of Death Grips?

[Anonymous No.12807560]

>>12807557
dark aoud

[Anonymous No.12807913]

>Aventus Creed

holy shit why is this stuff so expensive. 350 fooken dollars for 150ml.

I better get a blowjob within 24hours of wearing this.

[Anonymous No.12807927]

>>12804033
HAHAHAHA

pls be a troll

[Anonymous No.12807939]

>>12807913
>I better get a blowjob within 24hours of wearing this.

don't buy cologne to impress women you utter retard.

a lot of teens do this and end up wasting their money on shitty overhyped shit i.e savage

wear what you like

[Anonymous No.12807976]

>>12807939
>invest in /fa/ to be presentable and curate an image
>not to impress anyone tho xD

really?

[Anonymous No.12808003]

>>12806023
Is it worth sampling at least? Already have Pure Tonka, Wonderwood, YSL L'Homme and Joop Homme samples to get through for winter...

[Anonymous No.12808068]

>>12807976
Yes, believe it or not some people like fragrances and clothes for themselves, not as a last ditch desperate attempt to get a blowjob.

[Anonymous No.12808074]

what can you say about my collection?

[Anonymous No.12808083]

>>12803975
>Aventus, of course, but Pineapple Vintage is much better value and I actually like it better than Aventus.

What's a lighter version of Aventus. Something with the pineapple smell but less of the heavy smokey scent.
Club de Nuit Intense Armaf is too strong imo

[Anonymous No.12808103]

>>12808074
That you prefer feminine frags?

[Anonymous No.12808206]

>>12807469
All of it. Buy up the entire world's supply of oakmoss and add it to some Aventus.

[Anonymous No.12808270]

>>12807913
get a split don't waste money on a factory bottle

[Anonymous No.12808281]

Man, I fucking love Cedrat Boise. Funny enough I actually thought it was "ok" when I blind bought it a year ago. But I've been always reaching for it even over much more suitable (for occasion and weather) fragrances in my collection.

What should I look into from Mancera? (I have Black to Black and I fucking love it as well)

[Anonymous No.12808555]

>>12808281
Wild Fruits, Aoud Blue Notes

I've heard good things about Sicily

[Anonymous No.12808640]

>>12808074
Tits pls

[Anonymous No.12808661]

What's with the toilet water meme?
Just pleb noses who don't let it dry?

[Anonymous No.12808669]

What's with the toilet water meme?
Just pleb noses who don't let it dry?

[Anonymous No.12808714]

>>12808281
Voyage en Arabie Gold Intensive Aoud
Aoud Line (if you are into oud)

I have a few other Manceras but these plus Cedrat Boise are my favorites. Avoid Wind Wood and Kumkat Wood imo

[Anonymous No.12808843]

>>12808083
Have you tried Aventus made in the last few years? There's no smoke anymore.

[Anonymous No.12808931]

Mancera Cedrat Boise 4oz bottle on notino for $65.
Use code AMERICA for 10% off.
You're welcome.

[Anonymous No.12808980]

What does /fa/ think of my collection?

[Anonymous No.12809049]

>>12808980
all that money spent on synthetic petrochemicals that stink up the up the elevator

[Anonymous No.12809097]

>>12809049
sorry i take the stairs

[Anonymous No.12809125]

>>12808980
>A*Men, VU, TO

[Anonymous No.12809277]

>>12808980
leave

[Anonymous No.12809311]

any frags on sale right now?

[Anonymous No.12809318]

I think we should add reliable websites that sell frags in the OP

[Anonymous No.12809335]

>>12809311
>>12805197

[Anonymous No.12809337]

It also reminds me of La Ronde in MTL

[Anonymous No.12809338]

>>12809318
Is fragrancex reliable? I don't know what I'm doing and ordered 2 bottles from recommendations here.

[Anonymous No.12809356]

>>12805197
>Unboxed 50ml bottles of Dior Homme Sport 2012 can be had for less than $20 on ebay right now

Probably fake.

[Anonymous No.12809397]

>>12809356
I don't think they are. The juice is great and Dior sprayers are unmistakable.

[Anonymous No.12809407]

>>12809397
Do you have a link?

[Anonymous No.12809417]

>>12809407
Search 'dior homme sport s68a'

[Anonymous No.12809429]

>>12809417
It's just a stock picture. I don't trust it

[Anonymous No.12809437]

>>12809277
Post your collection

[Anonymous No.12809445]

>>12809338
Yes they are

[Anonymous No.12809450]

>>12807304
Both of those guys are pretenious assholes

[Anonymous No.12809470]

Where can I get perfumer's alcohol? I couldn't find any on Amazon or on Perfumer's Apprentice.

[Anonymous No.12809474]

>>12809470
just google perfumer's alcohol you retard

[Anonymous No.12809475]

>>12809470
creatingperfume

you making molecule 01?

[Anonymous No.12809479]

>>12806518
bit too sweet and I like sweet stuff. Gets cloying after an hour.

[Anonymous No.12809572]

>>12809470
I got mine from creatingperfume. They ship fast too, which is nice.

[Anonymous No.12809636]

>>12809337
another one thats pretty good, you should sample it

[Anonymous No.12809760]

>>12808843
>Have you tried Aventus made in the last few years? There's no smoke anymore.
w-what why?

Isn't that part of the reason everyone liked it?

[Anonymous No.12809787]

What are you all expecting from the Sauvage EDP?

[Anonymous No.12809807]

>>12809787
>>>/plebgeneral/

[Anonymous No.12809911]

>>12809807
Shut the fuck up, faggot.

[Anonymous No.12810056]

>>12809911
>>>/plebgeneral/ is that way

[Anonymous No.12810075]

>>12810056
Well the jerk store called, they're running out of you!

[Anonymous No.12810419]

what do you think about this?

[Anonymous No.12810782]

>buy a new fragrance
>smells great on me and I can still smell it on me a few hours later
>Wear it again
>Can't smell it anymore after a couple of minutes

Am I doing something wrong or is my nose just getting used to it? Will other people still be able to smell it on me?

[Anonymous No.12810802]

>>12810782
Olfactory fatigue. Yes, other people can still smell it on you.

[Anonymous No.12810825]

What's a good piney/forest kind of scent for a 20 year old male (fall and winter). I was using Bvlgari Man Extreme for a short while, but I think it smells too girly. Using Gucci Guilty black in the meantime, which is decent enough.

[Anonymous No.12810828]

Noob questions
Where do you apply your fragrance? Onto your skin or your clothes?
And do you wear it everyday?

[Anonymous No.12810845]

>>12810828
Read
>>12806454
and
>>12806748

And yes, most people wear it everyday. You can have a cheaper daily and more expensive special occasion scents if you're short on money

[Anonymous No.12810875]

>>12810825
norne
cdg black

[Anonymous No.12810892]

Any woody/spicy or spicy recomendations for a male 24yrs?designer and niche any price tag.

[Anonymous No.12810915]

I'm going to present the new Givenchy perfume in South Spain and all I've heard is that it's going to suck big time

[Anonymous No.12810983]

>>12810802
Wait, does this mean other people can actually smell eau savauge more than an inch away from my body?

[Anonymous No.12811029]

>>12810875
Wow, people on fragrantica are saying Norne smells like an evil occult ritual. I'm going to get some samples of these two and Spicebomb. Are they pretty good for casual wear?

[Anonymous No.12811076]

Damn if i can make out if pic related leans masculine or feminine.

I like it tho it has little resemblance to "2 man"

[Anonymous No.12811107]

>>12810983
No. Eau Sauvage just has very weak projection.

[Anonymous No.12811138]

>>12811107
Yeah i thought so

[Anonymous No.12811146]

>>12811029
>evil occult ritual
pfffft

it just smells like an old forest, which may include spirits

[Anonymous No.12811165]

>>12811146
Sold

[Anonymous No.12811173]

Looking for a decent whiskey and oak cologne. Recommendations?

[Anonymous No.12811184]

>>12811076
How do you feel about 2 Man vs. 2? I really enjoy both and have been considering getting a bottle of either one. 2 feels a lot more flexible and for everyday use, but 2 Man has that marvelous power that, I think, is probably best suited for winter nights.

[Anonymous No.12811372]

Are fake colognes a thing? I'm seeing this $70 cologne for $30 on amazon and ebay.

[Anonymous No.12811388]

>>12810075
>SIMMER!

[Anonymous No.12811394]

>>12811372
yes but what you are describing is pretty typical, which one are you looking at?

[Anonymous No.12811395]

>>12811372
yes

[Anonymous No.12811408]

>>12810419
An Oriental masterpiece, but at least the vintage isn't wearable in anything but cool to cold weather and is (was) a 1, maybe 2 spray max power. Kind of a special occasion frag in my mind, but these things are surely subjective to a point.

[Anonymous No.12811411]

>>12811394
Spicebomb, on Fragrantica it links to the ebay post, I should probably just buy a smaller sample though

[Anonymous No.12811416]

>>12810782
Yep,
>>12810802
>Olfactory fatigue
doesn't just happen over minutes, it happens over days. A good reason to have more than one frag in your daily rotation. And yes, Eau Sauvage is famously short lived.

[Anonymous No.12811424]

>>12810892
Terre d'Hermès

[Anonymous No.12811428]

>>12811411
oh yeah I would be careful with spicebomb, fakes abound for that one

[Anonymous No.12811457]

>>12811428
Has anyone here tried it? Can't find a sample anywhere, it's not a dad smell is it? I'm only 20.

[Anonymous No.12811463]

>>12811457
Spicebomb is more of a club scent if anything. Older guys can pull it off too, but it's definitely not a dad scent.

[Anonymous No.12811473]

>>12811457
I have only tried hdp 1899 which people say is similar to spicebomb. I liked it quite a bit

[Anonymous No.12811497]

>>12811173
Huh, never seen a two note search produce so few results. Not that I've tried to stump it. Anyway, never even heard of any of those. Pure Malt has a sweet malt whisky note that's worth checking out. And Yatagan has a faint oak note buried under a lot of other stuff, and actually has a vague boozy note. It's bone dry and very divisive, but cheap enough to consider blind buying if you like powerhouses. Current formulation, which many say is close enough to vintage.

[Anonymous No.12811515]

>>12811463
Great. Just copped a sample of it along with some Slumberhouse Norne and CDG black.
Hopefully I end up smelling like an evil druid on Christmas.

[Anonymous No.12811577]

>never get compliments on my fragrances, let alone from strangers, even when I wear shit like sauvage, AdG profumo, or allure homme eau extreme
>buy a decant of memeventus this past summer, wear it for the first time yesterday
>random girl I see in my classes stops in passing to say "hey, how's it going? you smell good"

tis no meme lads

[Anonymous No.12811594]

>>12811577
>gets one complement

[Anonymous No.12811623]

>>12811594
The virgin compliment vs the chad commendation

[Anonymous No.12811673]

>>12806279
>>12806295
not sure why, perhaps its my hidden perv that creeps inside, but I absolutely loved driving company car usually driven by my female coworker who used this frag. it kind of makes sense in my head once i start to think about it - good looking car, sexy smelling and looking colleague.

[Anonymous No.12811709]

What's the best Chanel Allure Homme flanker?

[Anonymous No.12811713]

>>12811184
I own 2 man and find that it has little in common with 2.

2 man is one of my favourite incense forward frags. I've worn it regularly for 5 years and find it pretty versatile outside of hot weather. I've worn it with anything from jeans and plain t-shirt to formal wear. (smaller amounts for casual wear) It is overtly masculine compared to 2 but not a ridiculous silage monster.

I think i'd find 2 a little less versatile.... toying with the idea buying a bottle.

I find them both super comfy.

[Anonymous No.12811718]

>>12811577
the most pleb-tier frags get the most compliments.

you want to get loads of compliments....acqua di gio is your man

[Anonymous No.12811880]

>>12811709
Edition blanche

[Anonymous No.12812006]

Just got a sample of Black Afgano, and it doesn't smell like weed at all. It also doesn't smell like it's strong either, don't get the hype about this stuff.

[Anonymous No.12812287]

>>12811515
>evil druid on Christmas
profumum arso

[Anonymous No.12812290]

I'm a guy, 19, and I want a scent that is really unique without being secretions magnifique "unique", and a really good longevity but a more close projection range.

Taking ANY suggestions, ty

[Anonymous No.12812325]

>>12812290
Fat Electrician

[Anonymous No.12812429]

I'm new to this shit and I've only had 2 bottles so far.
First one I bought like 2 years ago was Lacoste Blanc Pure. I was deciding between this one and Dolce and Gabana Intenso.
Second one I just recently bought was Versace Eau Fraiche, when I got it the lady gave me a sample for Invictus paco rabanne which I actually prefer more over my versace.

[Anonymous No.12812525]

>>12809475
I'm not sure yet.

[Anonymous No.12812537]

got a sample of Creed Viking

the entire internet and their mom hates this, but its not that bad.

[Anonymous No.12812563]

Anybody else try Bvlgari Man Extreme? Is it just me, or is it a feminine scent? People have told me I smell like a sexy woman when I wear it, despite being a grown ass man.

[Anonymous No.12812569]

>>12812563

Must be the combination of benzoin and freesia notes with all that citrus.

Sounds like a "modern" masculine scent.

In contrast to the "old man fragrances" mentioned before.

[Anonymous No.12812621]

bob spunk oud minerale is really good you gotta cop a sample

[Anonymous No.12812732]

Is Versace pour homme a good choice for next summer? Since I could do with something citrusy and flowery, given Mugler cologne is a tad too soapy for my liking, even though it's a really well put together frag. Thinking of copping a 50ml bottle then rotating with Issey Miyake

[Anonymous No.12813121]

>>12812325
>Fat Electrician
Is the cream note in this one even real?

Some websites mention it, some don't

[Anonymous No.12813300]

Just refilled an atomizer with a different frag. Will it be a weird mix of the two or will what I've put in it take over and make what I had earlier not matter?

[Anonymous No.12813348]

>>12813300
You should've probably washed it out first but don't think it'll matter too much.

[Anonymous No.12813576]

Are giftsets harder to counterfeit than frags on their own?

[Anonymous No.12813577]

>>12813300
Prob depends on the frags and if you ran alcohol through the atomizer first. They are so cheap, I just use new ones.

[Anonymous No.12813914]

>>12813121
To me it smells like what a freshly made android would smell like, maybe like freshly made whipped cream if the whisk disintegrated while whipping it.

[Anonymous No.12814202]

>>12813121
>>12813914
I have to say, I wasn't a fan of Fat Electrician, personally. I found it very harsh. Almost smelled like burning plastic to me. I would definitely sample that one first.

[Anonymous No.12814677]

>that one scent that's absolutely perfect but has among the worst performance in every aspect

What's her name?

[Anonymous No.12814687]

>>12814677
the tobacco in tobacco vanille

[Anonymous No.12814714]

Just blind bought this, what am I in for?

[Anonymous No.12814737]

>>12814677
Gotta be Creed MI.

[Anonymous No.12814808]

>>12814677
The newer formula is supposed to last a couple more hours, but I don't know.

[Anonymous No.12815163]

I'm looking for a frag I can wear both for nights out and for casual daily wear going to town and such.. Was thinking of Le Male or 1 Million, though 1 Million is played out, however haven't smelt it where I live.

[Anonymous No.12815334]

>>12815163

Versace Eros

[Anonymous No.12815337]

>>12814714

Boss Bottled

[Anonymous No.12815937]

currently using Tom Ford Anthracite or Tom Ford Grey Vetiver for work

Sometimes play around with Tom Ford Mandarino Di Amalfi on the weekends but it's not great

I bought a small Terre d'Hermes but it really failed to grow on me, I won't be using it again

TF Grey Vetiver is really the only fragrance thus far that owned me from the day I smelled it--it brought back memories of rainy days in Tokyo or NYC, of quiet mornings watching the gray sky out of a window while still in bed, of strolling through parks in the fall...

[Anonymous No.12816020]

>>12814677
Gucci Pour Homme II

[Anonymous No.12816022]

>>12814677
D&G The One

smells fantastic but disappears after one(lol) minute and zero projection

[Anonymous No.12816027]

help /fa/
i dont know shit about fashion
i need a strong perfume,the type of shit that when you enter the elevator at your workplace and its full of people,everyone smells it and know its you.
any recommendations?

[Anonymous No.12816030]

>>12815163
>thinking 1 Million is played out but not Le Male

son, they both are extremely played out

[Anonymous No.12816035]

can anyone tell me what that smell is that makes cheap or "run-of-the-mill" fragrances all smell the same?

you know, that smell you get when you walk in a lower-end department store like Macy's perfume section, or the airport duty free store

not to offend anyone's favorite scents, but frags that give me this feeling include armani code, burberry london, that blue versace one that every store has, mont blanc legend, and spice bomb

[Anonymous No.12816090]

I am just wondering but do you guys know that strong perfume a lot of black females have on that makes me insta gag? What perfume is it and why do they all use the same one?

[Anonymous No.12816137]

>>12816035
These fragrances don't really use the same notes though, they really don't smell alike. Designer frags all have a very mainstream, inoffensive vibe to it, so maybe it's just lack of creativity or cheap ingredients as well as constantly copying other frags that makes them appear all the same

[Anonymous No.12816269]

>>12816090
I don't know what it is, but I know exactly what you mean. That heavy, dark, sickly-sweet cloud they all seem to have around them.

[Anonymous No.12816271]

>>12816090
not all blacks
i've smelled great black females
but there is definitly something popular with black females that smell like a bellpepper smoothie that makes me want to puke, never had the courage to ask them what it was cause they might think i like it and they'd wear it more often

[Anonymous No.12816275]

>>12816027
secretion magnifique definitely

[Anonymous No.12816288]

>>12816090
>>12816269
coconut oil?

[Anonymous No.12816295]

>>12816090
From my experience living around blacks, that's unironically their natural scent, straight out of the shower

[Anonymous No.12816437]

A masterpiece for anyone with that kind of money

[Anonymous No.12816522]

>CB I Hate Perfume refuses to not be a jew
>CdG rereleased the worst among their old scents, skipping over the better ones
>Smell Bent only sells in 1.7 oz

why do they do this?

[Anonymous No.12816689]

>>12816522
what's good from smell bent?

[Anonymous No.12816885]

>>12816689
Tokyo Mama Fizz, St Tropez Dispenser, Sunshine are all the 'safest' bets from it.

Things like Artist's Studio and Werewolf Lumberjack are going to appeal to a much smaller minority.

I want to try "Disco Nap" simply because of how they describe it.

[Anonymous No.12816963]

>>12816437

what are you tanlking abouth. it's horible. it burns my nostrils

[Anonymous No.12817025]

Armani Code Profumo is actually so good

[Anonymous No.12817306]

Need a few recs for hot weather work scents. Just coming out of a contract but I'm trying to get some front of house gallery work over summer.

[Anonymous No.12817606]

so my sample of original santal is really growing on me, just how good is mont blanc individuel?

[Anonymous No.12817694]

>>12816022

my edp projects for at least like 90 mins and is a skin scent for like 6 hrs

and yes every girl that's ever smelled it loves it and their eyes roll back

[Anonymous No.12818002]

>>12816027
Joop Homme, unironically. You'll smell it on your clothes for weeks

[Anonymous No.12818011]

>>12817606
It's less creamy and more synthetic.

[Anonymous No.12818271]

>>12806332
>>12806333
>>12806454
>Neck
>THROAT
What the fuck are you doing
Never spray on the neck or throat if you want to smell the fragrance, that'll kick in olfactory fatigue like no tomorrow
Reminder; this stuff wont get you laid, so wear it so you can enjoy it.
>Wrists
>Chest
>Inside of elbows if you're wearing short sleeves
>Hair/fabric for more top note

[Anonymous No.12818302]

Alright I'm a baby face early 20 yo trying to get teenage girls.

what fragrance should I wear?

bonus for affordable

[Anonymous No.12818323]

>>12818302
1 Million Paco Rabane
Bleu de Chanel
Acqua di Gio
Abercrombie Fierce

[execrator of florid prose No.12818333]

>>12818302
Le Labo 'Dubai'

[Anonymous No.12818384]

Should I get the acqua di gio? I am 18 and have never worn a perfume before. I have heard that it is good.

[Anonymous No.12818391]

>>12818271
Sides of the necks was probably not the best desciption, but if you wear it far enough to the back or even almost behind the ears that's a great location.

Front of the neck is ok if you don't care about the olfactory fatigue

[Anonymous No.12818397]

>>12818323
>1 Million Paco Rabane
>Bleu de Chanel
>Acqua di Gio
>Abercrombie Fierce
These are all close to $100. Bit too much for me mang. I just want prime pussy

[Anonymous No.12818400]

What's some good cologne if I like and primarily use Sauvage and Gucci Guilty?

[Anonymous No.12818520]

>>12818400
Eau de Plebeian

[Anonymous No.12818548]

>>12818397
just get old spice or axe

[Anonymous No.12818616]

>>12818397
That's what fragrances cost, my dude! If you can't afford that, then you're stuck withAxe or whatever bullshit.

Keep in mind, though, that bottle of One Million or whatever'll probably last you like a year, so it's like 100.00 a year to smell good. Your call.

[Anonymous No.12818849]

>>12818302
>>12818323
Fragrances will not get you laid. They enhance your attractiveness, they don't make you attractive on their own. There has to be something there in the first place for them to enhance.

[Anonymous No.12818911]

Do fake fragrances smell similar to the original or are they different so you know instantly when you smell them? Or is it possible they open the same but ater 10 min it's gone?

[execrator of florid prose No.12818914]

>>12818911
depends on quality of the tincture and evap rate

[Anonymous No.12819070]

>>12818616
If he's really on turbo poorfag mode, he could get that one Cuba cheapie that smells like improved 1 Million and then bath himself in it every few hours to keep it from vanishing. Even when looking at it long-term it should be a cheaper option considering you can get 10-15 100ml bottles of it for the price of a single 1 Million bottle.

[Anonymous No.12819191]

Is buying fragrance at airports a scam?

[Anonymous No.12819241]

>>12819070
True, though I have a few of those Cuba frags just for sleeping in, mostly, and they're honestly gone in like 30 minutes. You'd have to bring the bottle to da clubs and excuse yourself to go to the bathroom and reapply constantly. Plus, they don't smell as good as the originals. Honestly probably better value to just get a bottle of the real stuff for the amount of the Cuba stuff you'd go through.

[Anonymous No.12819250]

>>12819191
Depends what airport. In Dubai or some places in Europe where people actually know their shit and buy high-quality stuff? no. Most other places? Maybe. They're probably just stocking department store-tier stuff anyway. Depending on their supplier, they might be getting some fake stuff.

[Anonymous No.12819476]

>>12802747
Personally I feel like TdH can be relatively mild and is one of the most versatile colognes you can buy.
But if you feel otherwise and want something even more versatile and milder, maybe try Aventus like other anon said. It's definitely very masculine, but lighter and fresher than TdH, also smells very natural and unique. Would make for a great daily wear, whether wearing a t shirt or a suit.
Another good option is Allure Homme Sport Eau Extreme. It's a tonka bomb (but not super sweet) that's balanced out by some nice citruses. I had people tell me that it smells like a really nice hair or shower product, which can be good if you don't want to be the "cologne guy" but still want to smell good.

[Anonymous No.12819552]

samples of creed himalaya and creed green irish tweed in the mail

never done creed before, not even a sniff

[Anonymous No.12819593]

>>12819552
Creed is accessible in contrast with amouage, Royal Oud may be the first higher grade scent I will purchase a full bottle of

[Anonymous No.12819602]

>>12819593
cool

i personally have never found an oud i liked, i think it leans just a bit feminine for me

any truly masculine ouds out there? i think TF has a new one that came close, but not quite, for me

[Anonymous No.12819794]

>>12819602
Oud is a feminine note to you?

[Anonymous No.12819807]

>>12819794
Tom Ford's Oud Wood is

[Anonymous No.12819898]

>>12819602
>>12819807
Curious. What other ouds have you tried?

[Anonymous No.12820046]

I'm looking for a good cologne that will get me a fair amount of cunt. Any suggestions?

[Anonymous No.12820111]

>>12820046
secretion magnifique
dark aoud
oud sublime

[Anonymous No.12820157]

>>12819898
i've wafted a fair amount just at random stores

acqua di parma oud comes to mind
maybe i should try more

[Anonymous No.12820268]

>>12820046
I second Secretions Magnifique. The bitches love it.

[Anonymous No.12820336]

>>12820157
I think the lesson here is that assigning something as definite as a gender to something as arbitrary as an odor is utterly subjective and is nothing but a construct of the fragrance marketing industry.

[Anonymous No.12820422]

rate me plebs

[Anonymous No.12820426]

>>12820422

sick dubs faggot

[Anonymous No.12820427]

>>12820422
>no Roja Dove

2/10, would not bang.

[Anonymous No.12820433]

>>12820422
are these things in a refrigerator? what is going on here? is that a special cologne box?

[Anonymous No.12820434]

>>12820427

>paying $350 to smell like Coca-Cola for 3 hours

[Anonymous No.12820452]

>>12820434
paying $350 to smell like coca-cola for 3 hours
...FOR A NUMBER OF DAYS

[Anonymous No.12820463]

>>12820434
so is smelling like coca cola as good as it sounds?

[Anonymous No.12820523]

>>12820433

it's a wine cooler. helps protect them from light and heat.

i store them at 12°C because wikipedia said that's a good idea

[Anonymous No.12820581]

>>12820434
M8, Enigma lasts 8-10 hours minimum, and that's with the EDP. On clothes, it lasts basically forever until you wash it. Memes are memes, but let's not spread misinformation here.

[Anonymous No.12820588]

>>12820422
>shows pic where less than half are identifiable other than house for most
>what bottles are identifiable are >muh niche greatest hits
>asks for rating
Stay pleb, pleb.

[Anonymous No.12820712]

New thread:
>>12802625
>>12820707