Fragrance General

[Anonymous No.13255254]

Previous thread: >>13244930

Designated shitposting thread: >>13250666

BBC perfume documentary (part 1 of 3):
https://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/
http://www.kafkaesqueblog.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.13255263]

>>13255254

[Anonymous No.13255305]

>>13255254
First post. What do you guys think of this scent?

[Anonymous No.13255320]

Has anyone tried L'Homme Cologne Gingembre?
Seems like it's rated pretty highly on fragrantica for spring + summer.
But it looks like people also complain about it lasting a very short amount of time, as in 20-30 minutes max.

Is this a case of Great frag, poor performance?

[Anonymous No.13255353]

>>13255254
>tfw always obsessed with something in life
>always goes through phases
>this time it's fragrances
>get fired from job
>spend all day searching frags
>attaining knowledge
>browsing frag general on /fa/
>participating in forums
>can't afford to buy any of it
>don't even go outside
>hoard what little I have of small frag collection
>not even interested in clothing anymore
>just frags
>it just fills the void

[Anonymous No.13255413]

>>13255353
samples make this hobby easy to explore actually. you can try hundreds of different frags and just buy a few bottles. i personally dont want to fill my closet with more juice than ill use in my entire life, though i always admire those with gigantic collections

pic is some rando from basenotes

[Anonymous No.13255451]

>>13255353
buy samples i have like 250 and 8 bottles which i regret buying for the most part

if you buy a bottle make sure it's cheap as fuck or that you will wear it often

[Anonymous No.13255482]

Posted this last thread, but for the anon(s) who have experience with voyage d' hermes, is the EdT worth trying/buying? Tried the EdP the other day, really liked it and kinda wanna cop

[Anonymous No.13255530]

Bought 30 mL of Tuscan Leather for $66. I'm rather hyped for it. I really love it as a fragrance desu.

[Anonymous No.13255755]

wtf I love Eros now

[Anonymous No.13255763]

Still looking for non citrus heavy summer fragrance suggestions

Taking all answers.

[Anonymous No.13255874]

SOTD?

[Anonymous No.13255885]

>>13255763
Yep, looking for a dry, non fagy summer scent. Any ideas?

[Anonymous No.13255920]

Equipage Geranium, 2015

I suppose this is a review.

I wanted an modern equivalent of Eau Sauvage, i.e. something clean, civilised, and elegant. ES has been gutted in reformulations, and in any case it smells too powdery. I wanted a non-statement fragrance, a fragrance that says, "I just happen to smell civilised," as opposed to "I researched the classics and decided to wear something that was fashionable in the 1960s as a calculated gesture."

In short, I'm looking for the razor's edge balance between modern and classic. ES lags in modernity. It doesn't smell like something a gentleman would wear automatically; except among the elderly, it's become a gesture.

Equipage Geranium has the right pedigree and hits the right notes while avoiding the citrus and powder of Eau Sauvage. In fact, ES smells like high end 4711 compared to this.

Minimal citrus. The top is faintly similar to shaving gel, which I suppose is the geraniol element. But none of the sharpness. Zero powder. The overall impression is fairly seamless; it smells like a honeycomb, as opposed to honey; the faint sweetness of the geranium and spices combining with the warmth of the sandalwood. Some greenness and almost subliminal hints of mint, which is a thousand miles away from toothpaste mint; it smells like edible mint. I can't detect any patchouli, which is one of the reasons I avoided the original Equipage of 1970. There are absolutely no outdated or overdone notes; it all sort of congeals together seamlessly, like the smell of a honeycomb still attached to a living branch.

Club: No.
Date: It's very pleasant but won't make women swoon at five paces.
Work: this is impeccably tasteful and what I would want my doctor or lawyer to smell like, if I didn't want to hog it for myself.
Age: Probably not for university students unless you are very preppy.

[Anonymous No.13255947]

>>13255353
what the fuck, are you me?
fucking. exact. same. situation.

[Anonymous No.13255982]

>>13255763

really. summer you can have green, soapy, aquatic, woody, floral, fruity, fig-based, mint-based fragrances. take your pick

[Anonymous No.13255984]

>>13255920
Very nicely written review! We (or I at least) appreciate it a lot.

I haven't tried it but I do have a decant of vintage Equipage which I found and grabbed at a great price. Unfortunately I never took to it- too artificial smelling and even while being green the patchouli makes it uncomfortably dense to wear in a hot climate where I live.

Again, really appreciated the review. Do you have a basenotes account? I'd love to read more of your reviews.

[Anonymous No.13255985]

>>13255763

here;s my choices

designer : prada l'homme

niche: creed green irish tweed, armani figuier eden, house of matriarch toukka ta kau

[Anonymous No.13255998]

>>13255985
Prada l'homme smells like basic female frag to me

[Anonymous No.13256004]

>>13255998

then become a trap and wear it

[Anonymous No.13256048]

Just got black rose, absolutely gorgeous. Got made to take that sauvage off by a girl I’m fucking because it reminded her of her ex who wore it :^)

[Anonymous No.13256051]

>>13256048
Forgot pic

[Anonymous No.13256062]

>>13256004
Do I get to wear Shalimar if I'm a trap? Considering it now.

[Anonymous No.13256065]

>>13256051
Meme collection :^)))

[Anonymous No.13256074]

>>13255998
Female powdery fragrances usually smell sweet or like an old lady. Lhomme is more musky

[Anonymous No.13256098]

CH Prive Men any good?

[Anonymous No.13256102]

>>13256098

its shite. it's super sinthetic and childishly sweet. and not fruity sweet or vanila sweet. it smells like white sugar sweet. but thots aparently like it

[Anonymous No.13256128]

Is there any point in another fragrances after this masterpiece?

[Anonymous No.13256155]

>>13255920
Nice Reddit review, loser.

[Anonymous No.13256158]

>>13256098
in the world of sweet date/night out designer frags, 1 million is Timothy, la nuit is Brad, and ch men prive is Chad

[Anonymous No.13256186]

Can't decide between Sauvage and ADG Profumo for a quick, easy, all situations year round frag.
Should I go for ADG solely because of how popular Sauvage is? Despite me not really smelling frags on guys round where I live?

[Anonymous No.13256194]

>>13256155
You could try adding something to the general then instead of acting like a sourpuss or shitposting old memes all day.

[Anonymous No.13256197]

>>13256194
Low IQ posters gonna low IQ.

[Anonymous No.13256205]

>>13255763
Amouage Beach Hut. Has a bit of citrus, but then, almost everything has at least a little citrus in it, but it’s not citrus heavy. It’s like a subtly sweet, green, dry, woody, mint/vetiver scent. Give it a try, it’s really nice despite the somewhat goofy name.

[Anonymous No.13256224]

>>13255413
>>13255451
I have one full bottle and a handful of decants I purchased a couple years ago. The bottle is a daily driver/all occasion for me. I'm always looking for decants/samples but it's a bit more expensive and hard to find stuff in Canada.

The large collections are cool to look at but go off into rich autist/neckbeard territory. I guess my end goal is a few bottles of stuff that's inexpensive but highly wearable that I can see myself using a lot of and a well-sized collection of interesting niche frags.

>>13255947
hi anon :(

[Anonymous No.13256252]

Is there any amouage besides reflection that wouldn't smell weird on a teenager?

[Anonymous No.13256282]

>>13256252
Ciel I guess

[Anonymous No.13256283]

>>13256252
Maybe Sunshine. It’s more of a sweet-boozy-gourmand kind of scent. Could probably pull it off as a younger man/clubbing scent.

[Anonymous No.13256305]

>>13255982
I know. I'm asking what other people like. There's too many fragrances to sift through based on those notes. To contribute, my favorites are Gucci Pour Homme II and rocky mountain wood.

[Anonymous No.13256308]

>>13256283
>boozy
Kill yourself

[Anonymous No.13256316]

>>13256305
Creed MI is probably my favorite warm-weather frag of all time. Of ALL TIME.

[Anonymous No.13256323]

>>13256308
gourmand didnt trigger you?

[Anonymous No.13256329]

>>13256323
Nah gourmand is ight

[Anonymous No.13256340]

What do /fa/ think about Body Kouros? I think i'll cop it but I want some opinions anyway.

[Anonymous No.13256346]

Ok usually ignore these threads cause i dont care about fragrance but i wanna buy a new perfume

I currently use, dont laugh but i use lush's dirty spray. I reaallly like it and it lasts a long time. But i get mixed reviews when i wear them. Some say its too strong.

Recommend something for me. Preferably not too expensive

[Anonymous No.13256380]

>>13256308
Boozy is a perfectly cromulemt descriptor, you stupid faggot. How else do you describe heavy booze notes like brandy, cognac, or rum?

[Anonymous No.13256383]

>>13255763
Chanel Allure Homme Sport original is nice, it loses most of the citric accords pretty quickly on the drydown

[Anonymous No.13256387]

>>13256380
alcoholic

>>13256346
What kind of smell do you like? Lemon, Vanilla, Wood, Orange, Mint...?

[Anonymous No.13256388]

>>13256308
Ok. No more of this autism. There is some well-established terminology within the fragrance community that is used because it is easy to understand. You don’t like certain terms? Don’t use them.

Stop being a dipshit.

[Anonymous No.13256390]

>order samples from fragrancenet
>No word on shipping a week later
>Order full sized bottle from them
>2 days later it ships
Do they have something against small orders or samples? Seems like whenever I order something under 40 dollars they take forever to fill it and ship it but if it's over 60 or so they'll send it right out

[Anonymous No.13256395]

>>13256387
Alcoholic and boozy are not the same thing. Boozy connotes heavy, smooth, usually sweet notes. There can be alcoholnotes that are not that, like Kilian Straight to Heaven’s rum note. It has an alcohol note, but does not smell “boozy”. This is why the term exists.

[Anonymous No.13256399]

versace eros hurts my throat when i apply it even though i can't sniff it much, is this a bad sign?

[Anonymous No.13256401]

>>13256399
>Look mom I posted it again!

[Anonymous No.13256402]

>>13256401
i never posted anything about it hurting my throat though? is eros just a huge meme here?

[Anonymous No.13256404]

>>13256395
>>13256388
stop replying to shitposts

[Anonymous No.13256427]

>>13256387
>What kind of smell do you like? Lemon, Vanilla, Wood, Orange, Mint...?
i.. have no idea? im no expert on fragrance at all!
i dont like fruity smell so not lemon or orange. Vanilla smells like a dessert to me so no. Doesnt wood make u smell like an old man? Mint is.. i guess ok but idk.

I just want something that smells easy on the nose, not too strong. but i will get complimented that i smell good.

[Anonymous No.13256430]

>>13256427
>mint is.. i guess ok but idk
versace eros

[Anonymous No.13256433]

>>13256430
i said cheap tho!

my fragrance right now is lush's dirty so i have no budget for perfumes clearly.

also to give u an idea, idk if u know this brand but its called acca kappa? they smell good and i want something that smells like that and also its cheap too

[Anonymous No.13256437]

>>13256433
if you want cheap just go with axe or something honestly

[Anonymous No.13256438]

>>13256437
ok not cheap cheap but not expensive either.

[Anonymous No.13256440]

>>13256438
versace eros isn't even that expensive, if you buy it online it's $0.50/mL

[Anonymous No.13256455]

>>13256388
>>13256380
Reformulated, cloying, and synthetic are also legitimate descriptors, but that doesn't mean autistic faggots like you haven't over used them to the point that they're officially meme-words now. There are tons of other ways to describe things but I guess complete and utter newfags like you wouldn't know.

[Anonymous No.13256458]

>>13256427
JPG Le Male -> Mint + Lavender + Vanilla
https://www.fragrancenet.com/cologne/jean-paul-gaultier/jean-paul-gaultier/edt#126463
CK One -> Citrus + Musk
https://www.fragrancenet.com/fragrances/calvin-klein/ck-one/edt#122659
Versace Blue Jeans -> Lavender + Vanilla + Wood
https://www.fragrancenet.com/cologne/gianni-versace/blue-jeans/edt#157805

[Anonymous No.13256459]

>>13256440
ill try to go to the shop and smell it then ill buy it. its not toooo expensive turns out

[Anonymous No.13256461]

>>13256458
thanks! for you what is the best of all the three?

[Anonymous No.13256464]

Just found out I drunk bought Invasion Barbare last night.

At least I get 5 free samples with it. Yikes..

[Anonymous No.13256465]

Find a better fragrance ad than this.

Hint: You cannot.

[Anonymous No.13256466]

>>13256464
give me the resin bust pls

[Anonymous No.13256470]

>>13256466
I was drunk anon, not stupid. I only bought the juice.

[Anonymous No.13256489]

>>13256465

[Anonymous No.13256522]

>>13256464
good drunk buy desu

[Anonymous No.13256523]

>>13256465
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABz2m0olmPg

[Anonymous No.13256532]

>>13255353

Sounds like Aspergers.

[Anonymous No.13256534]

>>13256455
Just because dipshits like you consider them memes doesn’t mean there aren’t times when they can be used legitimately. Fuck off with your autism.

[Anonymous No.13256537]

>>13256523
Spike Jonze is a meme director tbqhwy

[Anonymous No.13256545]

>wears TdH ATF today
>person A: damn is it me of it's just smell so fucking fresh in here
>person B: yeah man
Feels nice I guess.

Also my Fahrenheit went bad, there's still so much juice left. What a shame.

[Anonymous No.13256567]

>>13256461
JPG Le Male of those 3, I recomend you to go to a local parfum shop and test stuff

[Anonymous No.13256569]

>>13256155
What a damn fine addition to the thread. Autist

[Anonymous No.13256577]

>>13256455
>Only posts memes and freaks out about people using certain words
>Calls other people newfags
You can't be this delusional

[Anonymous No.13256582]

>>13256433
Go to Ross or Marshals in your town. It's not rock bottom prices but it's usually at a markdown. They're probably bringing in summer frags which work better on younger guys. If it's blue and more than $15 you'll probably do okay. Maybe post a pick of what they have and ask what's the best value.

[Anonymous No.13256586]

I can't decide between Sauvage and ADG Profumo.
Both would be good for casual and dressed up ocassions year round.
Am open for other fresh frags to try out, such as AHS and TDH

[Anonymous No.13256587]

>>13256582
i dont live in the us

[Anonymous No.13256593]

>>13256587
where then?

[Anonymous No.13256596]

>>13256155
thank you for your contribution

[Anonymous No.13256602]

>>13256455
Dude, shut the fuck up, Gary.

[Anonymous No.13256605]

>>13256593
manila

[Anonymous No.13256610]

>>13256605
Do you have something similar to those stores where you are?

[Anonymous No.13256614]

>>13256605
well there's gotta be a fucking department store somewhere right?

[Anonymous No.13256624]

>>13256610
>>13256614
yes there is damn. i just answered the question. i know i can find samples relax guys its nbd

[Anonymous No.13256639]

>>13256624
Didn't mean to be overbearing, you could also check places like Walmart for frags that will probably be full price but easy to access. They probably have Eros which is easy and popular or Light Blue which is nice and a bit more subtle.

[Anonymous No.13256645]

>>13256465
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZ5a2JH_BVE

[Anonymous No.13256649]

>>13256602
why do you keep saying gary

[Anonymous No.13256671]

These are the ones I’ve been using in rotation.
Eros - Versace
Neroli Portofino - Tom Ford
Terre d’Hermès - Hermès
Infusion d`Homme - Prada

[Anonymous No.13256735]

>>13256649
It’s a meme, you dip!

[Anonymous No.13256797]

just copped 100ml vintage 2013 ysl la nuit for $140

[Anonymous No.13256805]

Where the fuck the sales at?

[Anonymous No.13256858]

>>13256805
Well, fragrancenet is having a 37% off everything sale...

[Anonymous No.13256864]

>>13255984
Thanks, but I don't really have an internet presence.

[Anonymous No.13256879]

Could I use Boss bottled year round if I sprayed one on the chest only in summer?
Thinking about getting a bottle

[Anonymous No.13256885]

Whats the cilantro/coriander of frags?

[Anonymous No.13256902]

>>13256885
Fahrenheit

[Anonymous No.13256961]

>>13256797
>tfw on the last dregs of La Nuit frozen cologne 2013 bottle ;_;

[Anonymous No.13256965]

>>13256902
Is coriander avant-garde and for high IQs?

[Anonymous No.13256968]

>>13256965
Cilantro is polarizing and some people think it's the absolute worst.

[Anonymous No.13257018]

Is old spice whitewater EDT okay?

it's the only stuff I can afford

[Anonymous No.13257021]

>>13257018
get the original scent

[Anonymous No.13257025]

>>13257021
I have bad associations. my dad used to use it and he didn't love me

[Anonymous No.13257046]

>>13257025
can you really only afford a $10 bottle? save another $10 and try moves, voyage, cool water, and curve. buy whichever one you like the most.

[Anonymous No.13257047]

>>13257018
There are quite a few fragrances that are decent that aren’t much more than Old Spice. Some of the Nautica fragrances aren’t bad and are like 20.00.

[Anonymous No.13257050]

>>13257046
I mean, honestly, if you can only scrape together 10.00, there are probably more important things to be spending your money on.

[Anonymous No.13257055]

>>13257050
ikr, you can buy like four 40s with $10

[Anonymous No.13257056]

>>13257050
these scented liquids are quite expensive

[Anonymous No.13257064]

>>13257046
I found cool water for a good price, thanks for the recs

[Anonymous No.13257074]

poorfag here
best fragrance for cheap?

[Anonymous No.13257085]

>>13257074
ball sweat

[Anonymous No.13257087]

>>13257074
read the thread people have been posting about this literally right above you

[Anonymous No.13257129]

Hey guys poor college student here, recommend me some colognes for under $30. Panty droppers preferred, thanks.

[Anonymous No.13257162]

Is $60 for 10ml of BdC, The One, Sauvage, CH Prive, and Spicebomb Extreme worth $60?

[Anonymous No.13257174]

>>13257162
That's about $12 for each 10ml. You can get each of those for about $8 each or $45 total. Tell the Jew selling them to lower prices or fuck off.

[Anonymous No.13257190]

>>13257129
Versace Eros, 10ml

[Anonymous No.13257199]

>>13257162
The only samples I'd pay more than 10 dollars for are Creed since those are just flat out more expensive than designer frags

[Anonymous No.13257212]

>>13257174
>>13257199
But, my friends, on these sample/decant sites, the prices are significantly more expensive than $8 or $10.

[Anonymous No.13257219]

:thinking_emoji:

[Anonymous No.13257226]

>>13257219
I know the house of Creed makes a pretty good scent called Aventus. The house of Aventus also makes a scent called Creed? What are the odds of that?!

[Anonymous No.13257254]

>>13257212
Why the fuck are you buying 10ml samples? Do you really need that much to decide if you like something? I usually only buy 3-5 ml decants or samples before buying a full bottle if I like it. Less means less money wasted if you don't like it

[Anonymous No.13257370]

>>13257129
You can literally get designer colognes on Amazon for 30-40 bucks if you're an American. 1 oz of Eros, for example. Do some research

[Anonymous No.13257410]

>>13257254
Not that anon, but I actually don't buy full bottles. A majority of my collection are 10 to 15ml decants, unless I really really like the fragrance and think it's worth getting a full bottle.
15ml is enough to last you a good long while and it's a good alternative if the full bottle is something I can't afford. It's more than enough to go into my regular rotation for a few years at least. I think it's a smart way of doing things.

[Anonymous No.13257437]

>>13257162
at this point you should already know whether or not its worth your money. assuming youve already tried them, you should know whether or not you want to get a full bottle or a decant. if youre buying blind, no. its never worth buying blind if you are second guessing your finances.

those are commonly available fragrances too so just go to your local mall to try them.

[Anonymous No.13257445]

Current spring rotation:

Acqua di Parma - Ginepro di Sardegna
Tom Ford - Grey Vetiver
Dunhill - Icon
MDCI - Invasion Barbare
Zara - Night Pour Homme III
Issey Miyake - Nuit d'Issey Parfum
Maison Margiela - Jazz Club

I usually work evenings and nights so my collection leans heavily in that direction, regardless of season.

[Anonymous No.13257456]

>>13257445
>I usually work evenings and nights so my collection leans heavily in that direction, regardless of season.
as long as it isn't humid out, that shouldn't matter too much anyway

[Anonymous No.13257458]

Lads, how many sprays?

[Anonymous No.13257460]

>I am the best

Prove me wrong.

[Anonymous No.13257461]

>>13257458
2 at most

[Anonymous No.13257462]

>>13257461
where

[Anonymous No.13257464]

>>13257458

3.
Both sides of neck and one on back of neck.

[Anonymous No.13257466]

>>13257462
front and back of neck for 99% of the time

[Anonymous No.13257472]

Do fragrances lose their potency over time? I have a few never-opened bottles in my closet that I got as gifts and never used (old)

[Anonymous No.13257479]

>>13257472
As long as they’re stored properly (out of the light and in a cool place with a consistent temperature), not really. Some notes,particularly lighter notes like citrus might degrade slightly, but they should still be like 95% fine. There are a lot of people who collect vintage fragrances that are decades old.

[Anonymous No.13257488]

>>13257456

Yeah, a lot of the time it doesn't make much different I suppose at this end of spring. Although it's about the point in the year where I stop wearing strong winter frags in case it's warm outside (or the air con at work is either too hot or cold, ended badly when it packed up on New Years Eve while I had Ultra Male on) and the projection gets unpleasant.

[Anonymous No.13257526]

>>13257472
I collect vintage fragrances, and while their top notes may dissipate (just like the other anon says), what is most likely to happen is that the perfume has time to macerate in the bottle, becoming smoother, and the alcohol often evaporates even in sealed bottles, making it more concentrated. So often what you find in really vintage fragrances (I'm talking about 7 years, not 1 year old etc) is they smell stronger and smoother- if they haven't turned at least.

[Anonymous No.13257533]

>>13257458
I go about 3 depending on the strength

[Anonymous No.13257607]

>>13257460
i sometimes sneak this out of my roommate's room and spray it on my sheets before going to bed. it's going to look real creepy if she every goes into my room and smells it emanating from the bed

[Anonymous No.13257674]

>>13256197
I can tell from your immature and pointless shit post that you have a very high iq :^)

[Anonymous No.13257679]

>>13256455
ah yes the classic "only very intelligent people use the thesaurus for every word they write" popularized by Chuck Palahniuk

[Anonymous No.13257693]

Anything from Abercrombie worth picking up? They are having a sale right now for 25% off fragrances.

[Anonymous No.13257698]

>>13257458
>how many sprays?
Pretty standard, 3 to 5 depending on strength of the fragrance and the occasion.
>>13257462
>where
One in each armpit from ~6" and one on the chest from 12"-18". Inside of one or both elbows (close range) for any additional sprays.

I've learned that the armpit thing strikes a lot of people as weird, so I'll explain again before the spergout: the pits are an ideal place for perfume application. They're among the warmest places on the body, helping your fragrance to radiate assertively and continuously. Hair also holds scent longer than bare skin, and most of us don't shave our pits. And when wearing strong fragrances, having one or more layers of clothing between the perfume and those around you can help to moderate the sillage somewhat. You may not want to wear Aventus on your neck for a day at the office, but a light spray in each pit could work out just right.

I'm a super-hygienic, two showers per day kind of American, so I'm not trying to mask or hide any trace of body odor. Wash with deodorant (Dial) bar soap and use a quality unscented deodorant like the Crystal or Schmidt's.

>>13257607
Creeeeeeeeeeeeper

[Anonymous No.13257702]

What did they mean by this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qr6Ae4rPnrw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFrDLhQxuoE

Also which one of you was this

>Neither. They're specifically formulated to appeal to the masses and possess no artistic integrity or quality. Both are generic, common and bland. I'll never understand why smelling like every other person is acceptable to most. Scent is a personal preference that shouldn't be dictated by the amount of compliments one receives, trends or hype. Plenty of unique and affordable niche fragrances exist, which will certainly make you stand out amongst the dizzying, toxic cloud of bleu and savauge at every bar in America.

[Anonymous No.13257715]

>>13257702
>implying most men think about or wear fragrances outside of clubbing
>implying that wearing something popular makes you a drone
there's nothing wrong with either of them other than people being contrarian faggots

[Anonymous No.13257726]

>>13257715
Well, to be fair, a good part of the point of wearing fragrance is to create an association. You can’t really do that if you smell like everyone else.

[Anonymous No.13257732]

>>13257726
yes you can, you don't have to be some special snowflake and smell like no one else. You're still yourself. Other people wear Creed, and any other Niche fragrance too.
if you really care that much about smelling like no one else, layer fucking sauvage and aventus then, I'm sure literally no one else would smell like that

[Anonymous No.13257734]

>>13257698
>Creeeeeeeeeeeeper
I-I just really like how it smells. Honest!

[Anonymous No.13257736]

>>13257732
I’m not saying you need to smell 100% unique, I’m just saying, if you’re dating a girl and some other dude at her office or whatever smells just like you, that’s kinda not so ideal. I have a bunch of fairly popular, generic scents, I’m just saying, you’re not going to stand out.

[Anonymous No.13257740]

>>13257702
I love both Bleu and Sauvage. They're cornerstones of my rotation and always will be. With that said, I agree with these ladies that Bleu is superior. Probably copping the 300ml of the EdT this weekend while it's still available.

[Anonymous No.13257745]

>>13257740
Going to try them out this weekend. Is there much difference in the EDP vs EDT

[Anonymous No.13257759]

>>13257410
okay well that's actually kinda good reasoning

[Anonymous No.13257767]

>>13257693
no

[Anonymous No.13257771]

>>13257460
could a guy wear this?
im kinda feminine anyway and really quiet and introverted. I'm wondering if I could make it work

[Anonymous No.13257819]

>>13257736
that's not realistically a problem. The only other person in my office that wears perfume is an old Korean lady no one else wears it, and half the people don't even wear deodorant

[Anonymous No.13257923]

>>13257740
The eau de parfum is sweeter and more amber-woody. It wears heavier and feels thicker. The eau de toilette has more grapefruit in the opening and more incense. Its base is comparatively dry. Both feel like Bleu. If you like either Bleu and can find Armaf Voyage Bleu for under $20 I highly recommend it as a blind cop. It splits the difference between both Bleus perfectly and can be worn / refreshed interchangeably.

[Anonymous No.13257939]

>>13257745
Edt is lighter. A lot of the citrus notes come out in it, while in the edp I get a hint of sweetness and more vetiver and incense. Prefer the EdP but honestly I'm content with my aim high clone. Bleu is just too expensive when there's others id rather grab.

[Anonymous No.13257998]

>>13256961
I picked up 4 bottles of it at my local Shoppers in Canada. 3 of them are 2014, 1 is 2012, don't know if that makes a difference. Still, great frag

[Anonymous No.13258052]

Is there a scent that smells like freshly baked cookies? I wanna wear that to a bar or club and see if any1 responds

[Anonymous No.13258061]

>>13258052
Serge Lutens Five O Clock Au Gingembre

[Anonymous No.13258083]

>>13257759
Thanks. Pic related, a small part of my collection going strong for 3 years now.
I take great pleasure in curating a good collection; using decants means I'm much more flexible and can afford really good fragrances at a much lower price point than buying full bottles.

>>13257771
Someone answered a similar question before:
Become a trap and wear it. It's the only solution.

[Anonymous No.13258088]

Whats a good mint perfume to blind buy that does well in the humidity and heat? I'm in my mid twenties and I'm tired of friuty scents.

[Anonymous No.13258092]

>>13258088
Amouage Beach Hut Man

[Anonymous No.13258146]

>>13258052
Lait de Biscuit

[Anonymous No.13258193]

>>13257923
>>13257939
Dope looks like I'll prefer the Edt

[Anonymous No.13258202]

>>13258083
Which vendor are those samples from?

[Anonymous No.13258206]

FUCK DA BOX

[Anonymous No.13258300]

>>13258088
Acqua di Parma Colonia Club
Heeley Menthe Fraiche
Frederic Malle Geranium Pour Monsieur (actually, don't buy this one; it's my all-time favorite and s/s signature)

[Anonymous No.13258313]

>>13255305
This shit smells like horse piss

[Anonymous No.13258316]

>>13257771
yeah just go for it

[Anonymous No.13258425]

In love with Cedrat Boise. Highly recommend it for the spring and summer.

[Anonymous No.13258570]

>>13258202
I decant them myself, from the tiny samples that are given out, to going directly to the salesperson and asking them if they could decant/spray right into the vials.

[Anonymous No.13258709]

>>13258570
They will give you 10ml of niche stuff for free?

[Anonymous No.13258739]

>>13258709
Samples pile up. Also I find that you have to be lucky with the right salesperson. Sometimes they're quite inflexible but I've had successes in most houses, even strict ones like Guerlain and Chanel. They respond to you more if you know what you're talking about and have a specific one in mind.
Niche is harder, but that being said, I've gotten big decants from Serge Lutens and Amouage even so I'm quite proud of that. The worst is Frederic Malle, those straight laced people.

It adds to the satisfaction knowing that I spent almost nothing on my collection and that it's a challenge to get them. If course if it's too much of a challenge I do sometimes give up and just buy decants off of members on basenotes etc lol

[Anonymous No.13258769]

>>13258088

Serge Lutens L'Eau Froide is one of my favourite non-fruity mint frags. But you could always go with the classic and try Cool Water as well.

[Anonymous No.13258894]

Wew bought 100ml La nuit on impulse because it was only 20€.

[Anonymous No.13258913]

>>13258894
Would it be weird to wear this to uni? Thats like 80% of the time I wear fragrances because I dont go out multiple times a week.

[Anonymous No.13258915]

>>13258894
oy where m8? I'm running low on mine

[Anonymous No.13258973]

>>13258915
Dutch eBay equivalent, was someone who got a load of stuff for free because she worked at one of those stores.

[Anonymous No.13259025]

What are your guys' thoughts on this stuff? I blind bought the edp and I think it smells like complete garbage. Why is there so much hype?

[Anonymous No.13259055]

Hey friends, new too frags. Has anyone tried any of the Zara perfumes and what is your opinions on them? I got a small tester tube of the Black Amber scent the other day and I quite like it- its almost like a dark floral.
What would you guys recommend for something thats daily wear for winter, that isn't an overly girly scent? I'm more into the woodsy sort of notes and darker tones.

[Anonymous No.13259060]

>>13258913
Yes, wearing la nuit other than on a date or late night in fall/spring is very weird
It's not a very flexible scent

[Anonymous No.13259076]

Pic related or really just any boss, the round grey/orange bottle is also nice

[Anonymous No.13259093]

>>13257226
Aventus from creed is ok, but it smells like old people (rich old people), when I am over 45 I probably wear it, but not anytime before that

[Anonymous No.13259132]

>>13257693
First instinct is actually really good if you’re a ~25 Chad irl that watches Jeremy. I only have a 3ml sample but have already gotten many complements from women. Not saying I’m judging it based on compliments, it’s just really nice sweet aquatic frag. I don’t like Invictus Aqua or most aquatic frags if that helps you in any way. A&F should make a First Instinct Intense which is speculated to last way longer. Going to pick that up when it comes out.

[Anonymous No.13259178]

>>13259093
Anon that just went way over your head
That was a shitposters about how there's a knockoff aventus called Creed that is made by a knockoff house called aventus

[Anonymous No.13259186]

>>13259093
Ok but how is Creed from Aventus.

[Anonymous No.13259235]

>>13257219
>>13257226
meme scent, not worth the hype even if all the youtube shills market it

[Anonymous No.13259258]

>>13259025
you fucked up. the edt is a great vetiver. edp doesnt even have vetiver

[Anonymous No.13259262]

>>13259178
no I dont know about the knock off but the original aventus from creed is ok but its for old people

[Anonymous No.13259303]

>>13259262
Nigga you a little dumb ah hell

[Anonymous No.13259308]

>>13259262
shoo, kid

[Anonymous No.13259314]

>>13259262
What celebrity was it made for? I know GUT was for Cary Grant.

[Anonymous No.13259347]

>>13259314
See
>>13259262
It's based on a historic emperor who waged war, peace and romance on an equal magnitude.

good job based creedo, you became cringe

[Anonymous No.13259370]

What are Aether fragrances like? Are they just another EM?

[Anonymous No.13259407]

Is Light Blue Intense worth trying out? Looking for an aquatic that isn't ADG/Cool Water, or too sweet like Invictus

[Anonymous No.13259448]

Opinions on Versace Pour Homme? Could it work as only fragrance

[Anonymous No.13259456]

Anyone else think Tuscan Leather is one of the most vile fragrances ever made? It reminds me of a dive bar. Who pays $200+ for that shit?

[Anonymous No.13259462]

>>13259448
It may not last long on your skin, I personally get 5-6 hours max with projection for about 45minutes to an hour tops, then its a skin scent.
But all things considered a nice spring/summer frag

[Anonymous No.13259494]

>>13259055
I have a friend working at Zara so he got me to smell some of their frags. To me they smell like good clones of popular fragrances, but I haven't tried wearing them so they could lack in longevity. One fragrance in particular has a really nice oud note and is very dark, however I forgot what the name was, only that it was from a series of three fragrances.

In case you want a cheap alternative, go to almost any fragrance store and search for Encre Noire line, it fits nicely into your description and if you like them, they're cheap online. Dsquared He Wood might also be another solid pick for you.

[Anonymous No.13259542]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lnAtCDryH0

lmao really went out on a limb picking the ones he did huh

[Anonymous No.13259555]

Thinking about blind buying Encre Noire, how bad idea is it? btw how much should it should cost in Europe? It's 70 euros in their website but others are selling it for way less

[Anonymous No.13259572]

>>13259555
35 to 40 bucks online
you can get 100ml encre noire sport for 25 on notino right now though

[Anonymous No.13259714]

Man, fuck Easter! My bottle I ordered won’t come tomorrow because of the holiday. Gotta wait until Monday. REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!

[Anonymous No.13259751]

>>13259714
well, what did you order?

[Anonymous No.13259756]

>>13259714
>Reeeeeeee
Fuck off

[Anonymous No.13259774]

>>13259572
>>13259494
I've got original Encre Noir and it's one of my top 5 favorites. Does the extreme flanker smell the same but stronger, or is it a bit different?

[Anonymous No.13259785]

I'm looking for a spicy winter frag.
Maybe something with heavy cardamon or clover tones? Or something a little sweet?

[Anonymous No.13259838]

>>13259785
>Looking for a winter frag in spring
???

[Anonymous No.13259840]

>>13259751
Roja Elysium Parfum.

The cologne parfum is kinda shit, but I thought the parfum fixes a lot of the issues with the cologne. Much more complex and the greater concentration helps with the poor longevity. Also got it for less than half retail, so that helps. Probably wouldn’t pay anywhere near retail price for it, but for the price I got it at, I’m pretty happy.

[Anonymous No.13259909]

>>13259555
Not a bad idea. Way more accessible than people talk about online. As long as you're okay with vetiver you'll be fine with it.

[Anonymous No.13260047]

dang, so i'm never going to be able to get a good deal on an older scent like xerjoff's mefisto, am I? I've been wanting to buy it but i'm not really into it enough to justify spending over 200 bucks at the moment

[Anonymous No.13260058]

Are there any frags that smell like peppermint/spearmint? Im looking for something as sweet or a bit less sweet than Ultra Male and Le Male Popeye but something a bit stronger on the mint note.

[Anonymous No.13260078]

>>13260058
Why do you want to smell like toothpaste?
Are you Dutch?

[Anonymous No.13260082]

>>13260078
No and no.

[Anonymous No.13260084]

>>13260058

frederik malle geranium pour monsieur

[Anonymous No.13260091]

>>13260058
Amouage Beach Hut.

[Anonymous No.13260122]

>>13259774
Sorry for the cliché answer, but I'd say it smells the same, but different. The EDP concentration doesn't make it any stronger, it matches the original in performance. Where the original is dark, green and minimalist, Extreme is warm, resinous and refined. It still has that earthy, soil-like base of the original, but it's subdued a bit by incense, which dominates the entire fragrance. The ink note is now spot-on and iris is noticeable, making it slightly powdery, like Dior Homme but to a much lesser extent.
Since you said you love the original, then extreme is a safe blind buy if you want to mix things up.

[Anonymous No.13260155]

>>13260047
Brands like Xerjoff don’t come cheap. It’s a luxury brand. If you’re not really into frags, it might not be worth it to you. Keep in mind, one bottle’ll probably last you like a year if you use it every day, so it’s not that bad over all.

[Anonymous No.13260207]

>>13259555
It is such an opinionated scent that you will love it or hate it. I accurately heard it described as "the cologne dracula would wear"

[Anonymous No.13260253]

>>13259542
I saw a listing for an old formulation of Givenchy Pi and the dude already sold more than half his stock since that video came out.

I bought one of them too.

[Anonymous No.13260292]

>>13260058
Cartier Roadster

[Anonymous No.13260343]

Has anyone here tried this? Considering getting a sample

[Anonymous No.13260353]

>>13259909
>>13260207
Literally the hyperbole I was talking about right in front of you. Don't believe Fragrantica reviews.

[Anonymous No.13260417]

How does everyone feel about Dior Sauvage, should I switch it out?

[Anonymous No.13260446]

>>13260417
you need someone to tell you how you should feel about a fragrance you own? good lord

[Anonymous No.13260458]

>>13259025
I think both are great scents nigga swerve. I like the parfum because it's a nice and juicy orange. Nothing wrong with it at all, but a lot of people prefer the EdT

[Anonymous No.13260469]

>>13260446
yes im a brainlet

[Anonymous No.13260477]

>>13259542
I remember trying midnight in Paris EdT years ago (think I still have .5 ml left)

Is the EdP any better? The EdT was disgustingly sweet to me, made me want to throw up

[Anonymous No.13260488]

>>13259542
>tfw your favorite vintage release is still safe from le spinning man

[Anonymous No.13260498]

>>13260488
jinxed it my man

[Anonymous No.13260514]

>>13260488
*spins toward you menacingly*

[Anonymous No.13260565]

>>13258739
FM sells travel size for every fragrance.
Also, they had cool 3.5 ml samples.

[Anonymous No.13260598]

>>13260477
Discontinued, good luck finding it.

[Anonymous No.13260606]

thoughts?

[Anonymous No.13260607]

whenever I look to buy Creed or whatever, I always see shower gels, deodorants, aftershave, etc

who actually buys these? who spends 90 euros on Creed Shower gel?

[Anonymous No.13260698]

>>13259448
Yes. Doesn't last long but is good for everything. Fresh as fuck dawg

[Anonymous No.13260713]

>>13260607
I imagine the same people who spend 450.00 on bottles of Aventus...

[Anonymous No.13260716]

>>13260607

It's the same value of a bottle of Aventus for $320.

[Anonymous No.13260718]

>>13260713
>>13260716
a 120ml bottle of aventus at least lasts you 6 months to a year if you use it every day. A bottle of shower gels lasts maybe a month.

[Anonymous No.13260731]

>>13260718

Still the same demographic. Overpriced shit based off of hype.

[Anonymous No.13260732]

>>13260731
I should have known that would only attract the Creed hate autist my bad

[Anonymous No.13260769]

>>13260732

I should have know that would attract the plebs who have no opinion for themselves and just buy fragrances based on what they're told to on youtube.

[Anonymous No.13260771]

>>13260769
>look mom I posted it again!

[Anonymous No.13260776]

does /fa/ like bay rum?

[Anonymous No.13260887]

>>13255763
Cool water. Smells the same as Green Irish Tweed, without the price tag and the faggotry

Anything Anise or Vetiver based : anise based frags are not the most common but the Azzaro Pour Homme "Summer edition" is worth a sniff. In the vetiver vein, Carven's one is nice but might not hold ; Guerlain's one is way too heavy for summer but might work on evenings ; Givenchy's is a love/hate one ; and "gas station"-tier cologne with vetiver might be of a good surprise because they might be weak in a very appropriate way for summer

[Anonymous No.13260900]

>>13256062
>Shalimar
Go Jicky all the way.

[Anonymous No.13260902]

looking for a fragrance that meets this criteria:

extremely feminine

preferably a niche, or something at least somewhat unique

very good longevity and sillage

[Anonymous No.13260903]

>>13260887
>same meme again
are you going to post the dumb ultra male meme next anon?

[Anonymous No.13260913]

>>13260902
Commodity Orris senpai

[Anonymous No.13260915]

>>13260598
Well it exists second hand.

Wearing the last of this EdT and honestly unless the edp brings more to the table I can't imagine paying the prices this demands. It's a nice fragrance certainly, but I can't imagine there is something here nobody else has gotten similar to.

It's a nice fragrance, I'll give it that, but 200 for the edp? Fuck nah

[Anonymous No.13260960]

>>13260903
>are you going to post the dumb ultra male meme next anon?
No, I don't wear JPG frags because here they are associated with blattant faggotry, because of the JPG faggot himself. I mean "he" managed to get the castoreum note to be associated so deeply to gay men that even Kouros is now a "free-butthole" callsign.

[Anonymous No.13260974]

>>13260902
Le Labo Lys 41
A Lab On Fire What We Do In Paris Is Secret
Frederic Malle En Passant
Diptyque Tam Dao edp

[Anonymous No.13260981]

>>13260902
white florals in general my man. tauer's miriam is excellent

[Anonymous No.13260990]

>>13260776
Aramis Havana is a classic bay rum fougere. Still good in modern form and very affordable. I enjoy it.

>>13260902
Bond no 9 Madison Ave is an extremely feminine modern chypre. Twelve hour longevity with interesting development. Very noticeable, assertive stuff, but not as chokingly sweet as other recent fruitchoulis (Mon Paris, Mon Guerlain, Lancôme La Vie est Belle). Spray it on your skin at Saks and smell it tomorrow. Available at online discounters.

[Anonymous No.13261060]

>>13260902
Venetian Bergamot
Khol de Bahrein
Portrait of a Lady
Shalimar

[Anonymous No.13261325]

>>13260343
I've sampled it. If you like rose there's no way you're gonna dislike it. I personally enjoy it quite a bit but propably won't buy because in the long run it becomes boring to me. It's very inoffensive for a rose frag and stays pretty much the same throughout its 8hr+ longevity. I've also heard people say it's a bit feminine ( because of the rose I guess) but I see it more as a unisex. I'm not expert on frags so that's about all I can say about it

[Anonymous No.13261456]

>>13260606
Too sweet.

[Anonymous No.13261561]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbloM0cJxbM
pretty cool desu

[Anonymous No.13261621]

>>13261561
*Spins*

What's up guys? Jeremy here. Thank you so much for helping me on my fragrance journey which I have devoted my life to. Everyone please get down and do these pushups with me to celebrate my success.

[Anonymous No.13261633]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbloM0cJxbM

What does he actually do for a living? No one on 300k subscribers can afford a Ferrari

[Anonymous No.13261684]

>>13261621
*claps hands together seriously*
"I'm so spiritual"
*cries suddenly*

[Anonymous No.13261693]

>>13261684
>*spins*
>*arms flailing all over the place*
>out of breath
"Hai guys"

[Anonymous No.13261700]

Does anyone know of any place to buy/sample Zoologist scents in eu?

>>13261325
that's actually kind of what I'm looking for, thanks

[Anonymous No.13261724]

>>13261700
bloomperfume and balduin-store carry zoologist perfumes

[Anonymous No.13261747]

>>13261724
>bloomperfume
perfect thx bb

[Anonymous No.13261766]

Which would be the more interesting sample pack?

[Anonymous No.13261836]

>>13255254
Just copped this, it's very unique and subtle, it smells a little feminine at first and then then it turns into a leather/woody smell, I thought projection was a bad at first until I applied more.

[Anonymous No.13261877]

>>13261633
>>13261561
https://youtu.be/bJ66Szdv5XU
He's the German American psycho, I still subscribed, lots of valuable information.

[Anonymous No.13261881]

>>13261724
>>13261747
scratch bloomperfume, they want 20 bucks shipping cost for a sample only order

[Anonymous No.13261890]

>>13261881
Then wait and order a larger order of samples so the shipping isn't so bad

[Anonymous No.13261960]

When fragrances smell "powdery," what specific scent are we actually smelling?

[Anonymous No.13261970]

>>13261561
Based

[Anonymous No.13261982]

>>13261633
I know he was in some shitty boy band years ago. Dunno about now.

[Anonymous No.13262161]

>>13261960
Florals can make a scent powdery. Burberry Brit is pretty powdery for example

[Anonymous No.13262233]

>>13261960
Oh, also to add on, tonka beans can come off powdery as well depending on how they are matched. Those are the only ones that come to my mind though, i'm sure somebody else will chime in

[Anonymous No.13262234]

>>13261890
I'm too jewish to pay 20 bucks shipping for anything desu

[Anonymous No.13262309]

>>13255755
>>13256399
>>13256440
>>13256671
>>13256639
https://youtu.be/_l3XmeWfvxs
Oh my! I've fallen for the meme.

[Anonymous No.13262340]

>>13262309
https://youtu.be/Fx9qvu1L_Ec
Is Eros the ultimate pussy magnet for a young guy? I know it sounds weird but how would we as men really know what smells good to woman?.

[Anonymous No.13262403]

>>13261960
As the other anon said, florals in general, particukarly rose and iris. Personally I find some musks to smell powdery as well.

[Anonymous No.13262435]

any fragrance that smells like dryer sheets? I want to smell like my Bounce Outdoor Fresh dryer sheets. I don't know how to describe the smell.

I sniffed Clean Warm Cotton at Sephora and it smelled like AXE shower gel that I used in junior high to me. Not sure about Clean Fresh Linens or Fresh Laundry

[Anonymous No.13262437]

>>13262435

yea but they're expensive. amouage reflection man and maison francis kurkdijan aqua universalis

[Anonymous No.13262438]

>>13262437
what about more cheaper ones? are ones made by Clean okay?

[Anonymous No.13262446]

>>13261621
Does he live in Dortmund?

[Anonymous No.13262460]

>>13262435
Montblanc Individuel. Smells exactly like dryer sheets and it’s cheap.

[Anonymous No.13262472]

>>13262438

no. montblanc individuel is the closest thing on the cheap that smells close. But I find it a bit too sweet and synthetic.

[Anonymous No.13262480]

So I got gucci pour homme II and gotta say I didn't notice a difference between hanae mori him, but I'm sure it breathes better in hot weather

[Anonymous No.13262488]

>>13262480
what about sillage and longevity?

[Anonymous No.13262490]

>>13262472
I mean, dryer sheets tend to smell pretty synthetic...

[Anonymous No.13262496]

>>13262472
so you're saying fragrances by Clean are shit?

[Anonymous No.13262506]

>>13262488
I didn't really give it a serious wear. I just kinda sprayed my chest when I got it ( might break it out today)

Performance on my skin was pretty good though. I was still getting whiffs at the end of the day, and faint skin smell the next morning. I think hanae Mori kicks the piss out of it, but it's a real nice scent. A tad fresher than him for sure.

I think the performance issues aren't as big of a deal. I mean scents in the warmer months just tend to not last as long, which doesn't really bug me about gucci. It's a little pricey though. I'll post a better review of it when I get a chance to wear it out. If nothing else, I can't think of any other scent like it other than hanae Mori.

[Anonymous No.13262515]

>>13262496

yea

[Anonymous No.13262541]

anyone know oud saphir by atelier colognes? i love it a lot but need a cheaper source, poorfag.

[Anonymous No.13262548]

>>13262435
I think Burberry Weekend is the cheapest scent that fits

[Anonymous No.13262944]

/frag/ on page 7? whats going on my dudes

[Anonymous No.13262968]

>>13262944
All these shitposting and memes from the past month was very discouraging.

[Anonymous No.13262986]

>>13262968
Hopefully they’ve gotten bored and moved on and we can all get back to enjoying and talking about frags.

[Anonymous No.13263078]

>>13262986
Ultra Male smells like Pink Sugar! Eros and Invictus are the ultimate classy frags for young entrepreneurs, unlike GIT which is for stuffy old men like Cary Grant. Boycott Creed, they lie about being an ancient house! Reformulation is bro science!

[Anonymous No.13263121]

>>13263078
You forgot:

>greentexting perfectly legitimate descriptors because I don’t like them

[Anonymous No.13263129]

>>13263121
Fuck I forgot that one.

>Synthetic

[Anonymous No.13263211]

how did jeremy get a ferrari?

didn't he quit his job and start a patreon to focus on youtube

[Anonymous No.13263224]

Fuck, I got ADG profumo special blend on sale and I can't smell it after 5 min of three sprays behind the ears and on the neck.

Is this just scent desensitization or has anyone else suffered projection/longevity issues with the special blend?

[Anonymous No.13263236]

>>13263224
I guarantee it's only you. 5 minutes? Give me a fucking break. My bath soap lasts longer than 5 minutes. You're either retarded or deluded.

[Anonymous No.13263240]

>>13263224
Five minutes, probably nose blindness. Ask someone else if they can smell you.

[Anonymous No.13263279]

So any good alternatives to midnight in paris? I know blvgari black, but longevity is kinda piss.

It's the kind of scent I wouldn't mind owning but isn't really worth the hundreds people want for them second hand

[Anonymous No.13263289]

>>13263211
He can double a frag's sales just by having a girl come on and say she likes it more than a handful of other frags. I'd say that's worth a Ferrari.

[Anonymous No.13263299]

>>13263289
>tfw Jeremy mentioned Special Blend and now it's selling out at all of my area Macy's

[Anonymous No.13263304]

>>13263289
I'm not doubting you but I'm interested if there's any evidence to support this, anecdotal or otherwise

[Anonymous No.13263305]

>>13263224
>>13263299
Glad I got mine in under the wire, literally no difference in actual scent profile compared to the original though, I just liked it because the patchouli is from Central America

[Anonymous No.13263306]

>>13263289
most of his videos don't even get that many views (in the grand scheme of things)

most seem to be 200k or less

i don't think he could make that much money from companies paying him

maybe if he was having 5-10m+ views

[Anonymous No.13263309]

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>>13255254
>>13263308

[Anonymous No.13263310]

>>13263306
You get money based on subscribers, not views.

[Anonymous No.13263311]

>>13263304
>>13263306
well not from an armani or versace but a brand like dunhill maybe

[Anonymous No.13263488]

>>13260417
just picked it up last week. Love it.. it's def a pussy magnet like that thread from a few days ago said

[Anonymous No.13263635]

>>13263306
He affiliates all his links to frags on amazon, so he makes decenmoney on that.

[Anonymous No.13263727]

>>13255320
Yup.

[Anonymous No.13263938]

>>13260887
i got a knock off of cool water because it was 5$ and it smells like every barber shop and sports dad from when I was a kid. Is it just a bad knock off or is that really what it smells like?