Fragrance General - /blackfriday/ edition

[Anonymous No.13862804]

Previous thread >>13857026

Let's talk about your best Black Friday deals here.

BBC perfume documentary (part 1 of 3):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=annRzLYrRwM
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w2c bottles
(USA-Canada)
http://www.fragrancenet.com
http://www.fragrancebuy.ca
http://www.luckyscent.com

Use Google to obtain the maximum discount code at fragrancenet (37%).

(Europe)
http://www.notino.com
(see directory at bottom for your country)
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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.13862805]

>>13862804

[Anonymous No.13862812]

>>13862805
Copying and expanding the list from last thread, before 100 anons will ask the same question. I also removed scents for more than $75/100ml and added a few new things. Suggestions welcomed before making a picture out of it.

Affordable scents for Fall/Winter ordered by prices for 1ml on fragrance.net (if available):

>Aramis Havana ($0.20)
>Lalique Encre Noire ($0.26)
>Bentley for Men Intense ($0.27)
>Hanae Mori Him ($0.29)
>Lalique Encre Noire A L'Extreme ($0.34)
>Burberry London ($0.36)
>Mugler A*Men Pure Tonka ($0.45)
>Molinard Vanille Patchouli ($0.45)
>Guerlain Vetiver ($0.48)
>Mugler A*Men Pure Havane ($0.52)
>Dolce&Gabbana The One for Men ($0.57)
>Bvlgari Man In Black ($0.57)
>L'Occitane Eau Des Baux ($0.59)

[Anonymous No.13862851]

>>13862812
Niche Black Friday deals:

>https://www.escentual.com/blog/2018/11/19/black-friday-beauty-offers/
>https://seftonfashion.com/collections/fragrances
CDG & GOSHA 25% off
code "BLACKFRIDAY"
>http://twistedlily.com/email-112318/
20% off for e.g. Zoologist
>https://imaginaryauthors.com/
50% off for samples
>https://store.asqgrp.com/stores/international/?___store=default_en
50% on niche luxurious Arabians
>https://www.temptalia.com/black-friday-cyber-monday-beauty-makeup-sales-deals/
15-30% off
>https://www.clivechristian.com/sale/
VIP2018 code = 30% off

[Anonymous No.13862911]

>>13862851
Any thoughts on the Imaginary Authors perfumes? Thinking about getting some samples from them

[Anonymous No.13862964]

>>13862911
I've tried Saint Julep and Yesterday Haze. Saint Julep was disappointing, too linear. There was an initial blast of sweetness but after that, it was just minty for a few hours.

I bought Yesterday Haze mainly for the cream note but I didn’t get much of that. It was mostly just a sweet fig and not much change over time. It was ok, maybe better on a woman but even then it’s not great.

[Anonymous No.13862979]

>>13862851
Are any of the aouds from that Arabian place worth getting?

[Anonymous No.13862994]

>>13862979
Probably the only place where you can get close to natural, quality oud and musk. These Arabs treat quality as a point of honour. However, expect that it can be too much for you, so if you don't have any idea for layering this stuff, then potentially you're wasting your money.

[Anonymous No.13863017]

>>13862994
Can you explain exactly what layering is, and maybe give some examples of good combinations? Thx

[Anonymous No.13863029]

Can anybody compare vintage to current (2016-2018) bottles?

[Anonymous No.13863049]

So I tested Santal 33 yesterday at my local Nordstroms after reading about it here a few threads back and I was completely fucking underwhelmed. It wasn't as bad as some of the pickleposters made it out to be but it was such a boring scent. Who are these people dropping so much money on this stuff? Some anon on the last thread said it smelled luxurious. The fuck? It smells like... wood. Plain fucking wood.

[Anonymous No.13863057]

Is this a good buy?

[Anonymous No.13863062]

>>13863057

[Anonymous No.13863084]

>>13863057
>shitty handcuffs
>even worse whip
lel

[Anonymous No.13863111]

This is a pretty niche retail shop in my city, and they have tons of samples, pretty cheap too (the samples, not the proper bottles). Anybody willing to help me pick out a few things? A couple of nice winter scents...

[Anonymous No.13863112]

>>13863111
https://crime-passionnel.com/fragrances?path=&filter=281&filter_option=61

here is the site

[Anonymous No.13863114]

>>13863027
desu Encre Noire is more sophisticated than half of these

[Anonymous No.13863116]

>>13863049
I thought the same about it, just a very plain wood scent with some milky/green notes.

[Anonymous No.13863126]

>>13863111
>>13863112
You're lucky, these are great juices. Start with finding what could interest you on fragrantica from these brands: Naomi Goodsir, Nasomatto, Amouage. They're probably the easiest of all niche frags you can there.

[Anonymous No.13863297]

>>13863049
sounds like you're just a fragrance pleb who can't pick out any notes if all you smell is "plain wood"

[Anonymous No.13863307]

>>13863049
It's not a 10/10 scent. But honestly it's much better than what you describe and is definitely a bit more complex than what you claim. How long have you been into fragrances if you don't mind me asking? Have you ever smelled any pure fragrance oils?

[Anonymous No.13863340]

Frags that smell like body odor?

[Anonymous No.13863403]

>>13863340

[Anonymous No.13863455]

>>13863340
serge lutens - Muscs Koublai Khan

[Anonymous No.13863475]

>>13862851
Not him but Neiman Marcus also has a storewide $50 off $200 purchase (effectively 25%) which should apply to fragrance but you have to use the code "thankful".

[Anonymous No.13863485]

Is Perfume Parlour as big game changer as all youtubers claim or they just pay for positive reviews? Do you have anything from them worth recommending? How is sillage and longevity?

[Anonymous No.13863666]

I'm a fragrance noob looking to branch out. I currently wear Wild Country by Avon every day. Any recommendations? Preferably under $1.00/mL thanks

[Anonymous No.13863772]

>>13863485
probably not. I do kinda want to try a couple just to see always seem to be oos of what I'm interested in.

[Anonymous No.13863837]

>>13863049
I didn’t smell wood at all. Stay pleb.

[Anonymous No.13863847]

Does /frag/ rabbithole eventually end in homolust like /fit/ and /fa/?

[Anonymous No.13863875]

>>13863847
Till your broke

[Anonymous No.13863909]

>>13863847
lmao best boards on the site

[Anonymous No.13863953]

Where can i find this in Europe ?

[Anonymous No.13864098]

>>13863666
Giorgio Beverly Hills for men you may like. nice powerhouse with great performance. you can find a 4oz bottle for under 20 bucks. one of the best cheapies available.

[Anonymous No.13864113]

>>13863847
It ends in poverty and smelling good in your one bedroom apartment working a shitty job to scrape by while you still manage to blow cash on samples.

[Anonymous No.13864129]

>>13864113
this is painfully accurate pls no more

[Anonymous No.13864156]

Good fragrance for women ?
>>13862804

[Sheoth No.13864202]

Just bought my first fragrance. Did I fuck up?

I wanted something inoffensive to wear in a professional setting and I think bleu noir is just the right fit. It's also nice for fall/winter and I'm starting to love the combination of cardamom and vetiver. To me, it is similar to Terre d'Hermes in the drydown, but TdH gives me a headache around hour 3-4, because the orange smell is so strong and I don't really like edible smells.

[Anonymous No.13864239]

>>13864098
Isn't it a boomer-core?

[Anonymous No.13864258]

>>13863953
If you go on the different Mugler websites for each European country (.fr, .uk, etc) you should be able to find it, not sure about shipping mind you.

[Anonymous No.13864262]

>>13864239
and still somehow contemporary. the honey is soft, and the patchouli is slightly dirty. it will never die.

[Anonymous No.13864265]

Anyone tried Armani Code Porforma?
It smelled really fucking nice

[Anonymous No.13864268]

>>13863772
I believe them that scents there can be good. But personally I'm mostly concerned with projection. That's where clones usually seek the edge in the quality-price trade off. I don't want something that after 30min is a skin scent.

[Anonymous No.13864269]

>>13864265
If you mean Profumo I agree.

[Anonymous No.13864271]

>>13864262
Do you actually wear it? How old are you?

[Anonymous No.13864276]

>>13864271
yep. I'm 29. past the rough opening, it dries down like warm candied soil. get your nose on it, partner.

[Anonymous No.13864280]

>>13864269
Yes that's the one. Really fucking good. Soon to be my favorite scent.

[Anonymous No.13864285]

>>13864202
It’s very good

[Anonymous No.13864301]

>>13864269
>>13864265
>>13862812
Worth adding to this list as it costs 0.68/ml

[Anonymous No.13864315]

Let's say you wanted to build something like a minimal wardrobe, but for fragrances. Which bases would you want to cover?

Day and Night fragrances for all four seasons -> 8

An office scent, a summer scent, an evening event scent, a casual scent -> 4

[Anonymous No.13864322]

>>13864315
>minimal
>picks 12
1 fragrance for every occasion. There's your minimum.

[Anonymous No.13864323]

>>13864322
Those where two different examples for possible "fragrance wardrobes", one with 8 and one with 4 scents.

"Minimal" isn't meant as "as few as possible", because you don't really need fragrances, but as a way to limit your collection.

[Anonymous No.13864333]

What is a good chad frag

[Anonymous No.13864334]

>>13864323
Then I would pick something for daily office wear year round because summer/winter fragrances in a temperature controlled area is a meme. Then something medium light for nights out or casual daytime during warmer weather and something when you want to wear a fragrance that's a bit heavier.
Almost the same as your 4 setup but casual = summer sort of.

[Anonymous No.13864336]

>>13864333
Chanel Antaeus

>>13864334
>Temperature controlled area
Are you talking about air conditioning?

[Anonymous No.13864337]

>>13864333
tuscan leather
also checked

[Anonymous No.13864340]

>>13864315
>Spring:
D: Creed GIT
N: Dior Eau Sauvage

>Summer:
D: AdP Colonia
N: Terre d'Hermes

>Autumn:
D: Lalique Encre Noire
N: Tom Ford Tuscan Leather

>Winter:
D: Burberry London
N: Dior Homme Intense

>Office:
Yves Saint Laurent L'Homme

>Evening event:
Tom Ford Oud Wood

>Casual event:
Versace Eros

Why the fuck do you distinguish a summer scent among 4 extra?

[Anonymous No.13864343]

>>13864336
yes for example. Summer or winter time it's always like 17-22C inside here anyways unless you live in south of spain or something.

[Anonymous No.13864347]

>>13864343
Where I live AC aren't a thing. Summer will be hot inside as well and in the winter it will be warm because of heating.

[Anonymous No.13864349]

Masculine fragrances with good performance?

Mid/end-20s for night outs

[Anonymous No.13864350]

>>13864349
You're looking for La Male or Eros

[Anonymous No.13864353]

>>13864347
I dont really wear anything when it get's super hot 30C+ inside.

[Anonymous No.13864413]

>>13864350
nah, i'm lookin for your mom to fuck

[Anonymous No.13864430]

>>13864413
%)

[Anonymous No.13864453]

>>13864350


I find them too sweet to be masculine desu

[Anonymous No.13864481]

>>13864315
300 bottles in my collection.
The only one you need is Santa Maria Novella Patchouli, not even kidding.

[Anonymous No.13864621]

Hey frens, post your frag collection. I am interested

[Anonymous No.13864722]

>>13862851
thank you for the tip, im getting the Imaginary Authors notebook for the gf as a Christmas gift. She really likes scents and recording things. Much love

[Anonymous No.13864824]

Pure Havane. Y/N?

[Anonymous No.13864837]

I found a 3.3 oz chergui tester bottle for $76, should I cop or not? would be my third fragrance and first pretty penny spent on one.

[Anonymous No.13864863]

>>13864824
Y

[Anonymous No.13864877]

>>13864621
Posted last thread, but why not?

[Anonymous No.13864878]

I’m going to buy some Paco Rabanne 1 Million today good buy Y/N

[Anonymous No.13864881]

>>13864621

[Anonymous No.13864883]

>>13864877
Thoughts on 24 Gold?

Also, your house is now on fire. Which ones do you save?

[Anonymous No.13864890]

>>13864883
24 Gold’s not bad. I don’t wear it that much, but to me, it kinda smells like roasting marshmallows over a bonfire. Wood, sugary vanilla, a little smoky. Very comfy. It’s beyond beast mode, though. Don’t use more than 2 sprays or you’ll gas out the room. Also lasts 12 hours+ easily.

As for which I save... gotta go with the Rojas, Clive Christian, and the Slumberhouse Grev, since it may never be available again. Tough call, though. I don’t want to lose any of my frags!

[Anonymous No.13864949]

>>13864837
i bought a non tester on fragnet for less

[Anonymous No.13864962]

>>13864949
fragnet has testers going for $91 right now so should I just wait or cop immediately?

[Anonymous No.13864967]

Is this the most Chad fragance ever?
Smell good to everybody but still very masculine, day, night, summer, winter versatile as fuck, enormous projection, bottle design is convervative and not flamboyant.

[Anonymous No.13864970]

>>13864881
>axe

kys

[Anonymous No.13865049]

>>13864967
Disgusting

[Anonymous No.13865064]

Is there a blue scent that matches the colours of navy and maroon that's strong enough for an English winter?
I was thinking maybe a scent like Polo Blue but amped up would be nice for this blue sweater, red flannel and darkwash jeans look I want casually when I'm in town

[Anonymous No.13865079]

>>13865064
Bleu De Chanel

[Anonymous No.13865116]

I want to get off this cheapie ride and invest into a quality fragrance by a reputable nose. What are the quintessential MFK frags that get shilled around here?

[Anonymous No.13865119]

College poorfag here

I know jack shit about cologne, need something cheap today for the winter that’ll stay on for a long time and drive girls crazy (lingering on their sheets etc, girls perfume does this to me all the time and makes me obsessed).

I’d like something more niche though, I don’t want to be smelling like every other dude getting their dick wet on a given Friday night.

Any suggestions?

[Anonymous No.13865125]

>>13865116
Areej Le Dore is aight

[Anonymous No.13865138]

Valentino Uomo Intense EdP Or Viktor & Rolf
Spicebomb ?

[Anonymous No.13865149]

Are salty frags strictly a warmer weather ingredient, or are there any fall/winter scents that are salty?
If I can't find a salty one, I'd happily go with a boozy frag for winter

[Anonymous No.13865163]

anybody in Europe have experience with the frags from Rituals? They seem decent...

>https://www.rituals.com/da-dk/duft/herrer

[Anonymous No.13865202]

>>13865138

VUI

[Anonymous No.13865207]

>>13865116

I've not seen it shilled but Baccarat Rouge 540 Extrait de Parfum (not the Eau) is amazing on every level

[Anonymous No.13865214]

>>13865163
Haven’t tried their frags, but my hotel in Amsterdam uses their soaps/shampoos/bath gel/etc. in their rooms. I like them. The shampoo was Ritual of the Happy Buddha or something, very nice orange/cedar scent. I did have a couple ladies tell me my hair smelled really good.

[Anonymous No.13865215]

>>13864877
What two would you pick for a daily driver and a winter date scent from your collection?

[Anonymous No.13865217]

what are some good poorfag parfumes? tired of being stinky desu

[Anonymous No.13865219]

>>13864967
Save some money and just buy axe

[Anonymous No.13865226]

>>13865215
Well, I’m very high on YSL Tuxedo right now, since I just got it. It’d work in either case, I think. Smooth, sweet patchouli and spice. A driver might want to go a bit easy if you’re driving people, since it’s a bit strong.

For a winter date, if I’m not going Tuxedo, I guess probably the Roja Enigma, or the Amore Mio. Unless it’s just a hookup or I’m not really that interested in her. Then fuck ‘er, she gets the cheaper stuff!

[Anonymous No.13865228]

Looking for something with a similar vibe if TF Oud Wood

[Anonymous No.13865231]

Is black xs a good confidence boosting frag that thots will appreciate?
I'm not very confident and very introverted you see...

[Anonymous No.13865240]

cheap and sexy masculine frag for the winter?

thinking of picking up Mugler Pure Tonka

[Anonymous No.13865244]

>>13865226
Good taste, thanks senpai

[Anonymous No.13865324]

>>13864967
I think the bottle looks fantastic, one of the best bottles there are. Can't really make a mistake with this one, since it is so popular. Personally, I prefer other fragrances. I'm not a fan of the pepper note.

[Anonymous No.13865333]

any good black friday sales for starter colognes, i am but a humble smelly pleb wanting to spend 30-40 dollars max, pls no bully

[Anonymous No.13865347]

Christ, Paco Rabanne are going fucking mental with their advertising here in the U.K.

[Anonymous No.13865353]

>>13865324
Im between >>13864967 and >>13864202
I'm pretty plebster to frags t.b.h.
I really like both, but I think sauvage is more versatile I live in Europe(winter now) but will be going for a month to the south emisphere in january(summer there)

[Anonymous No.13865389]

I made a thread about this like an idiot earlier, but what do you guys think about a young guy wearing Chanel No.5? I know its a womens scent but I love the way it smells of my skin and it smells pretty unisex to me. Also the idea of scents being gendered is a little bit odd to me anyways

[Anonymous No.13865434]

>>13865389
a women's perfume r u kidding? what r u sum kinda faggot? m8 if we ever cross paths and I smell this on you I'm gonna beat u within an inch of ur life for being a fukkin nancy faggot n wen the cops cum fer me I'm gonna tell em that u were wearing a fucking lass' scent n they'll see it my way cos only faggots wear women's perfume u fgt.

[Anonymous No.13865436]

how tf does Tam Dao EDP perform even worse than the EDT?

[Anonymous No.13865451]

>>13865389
gender (in perfume) is a social construct.

If you can wear it confidently, go for it, just know people will think you smell like a woman.

[Anonymous No.13865453]

>>13865389
Wear it if it smells good. Most wont know it’s made for women if you don’t tell them what it is. It’s mostly marketing.

[Anonymous No.13865484]

>>13864881
What the fuck

[Anonymous No.13865503]

>>13865434
Based

[Anonymous No.13865587]

I've heard CK Encounter has been watered down.
Does that make it out of the running for a good cheapie for winter?
Would Encre Noire Sport work in the cold or is it strictly a warm weather frag due to the grapefruit?

[Anonymous No.13865621]

>>13864877
We get it. Your rich...
What's your favorite Roja frag

[Anonymous No.13865651]

>>13865621
That isnt rich my friend, that is called a hobbyist.

[Anonymous No.13865665]

>>13865651
I mean, I’m kinda rich...

>>13865621
Probably Enigma. I like all the ones I own a lot, though. I tend to like most of his frags except the really heavy oud/animalic scents he has (Fetish, Diaghilev, some of the Gulf Collection, etc.).

I’d love to own a bottle of Haute Luxe one day.

[Anonymous No.13865668]

Hugo Dark Blue is £26 for 75ml on eBay.
Worth blind buying?

[Anonymous No.13865738]

>>13865116
There are two worth buying full bottles of.

540 Parfum or extrait can't go wrong with either.

and one im currently saving up for Grand Soir

[Anonymous No.13865755]

>>13865738
Grand Soir was on my radar, but I didn't realize it was so reasonably priced directly from MFK. 140 eurobucks so about 160 burgerbucks, seems highly regarded as a great fragrance. Is that a black friday price or is it always so cheap?

[Anonymous No.13865833]

>>13865668
Honestly no. I have it (was a gift) and it's not bad. But it's super generic smelling.

[Anonymous No.13865857]

what kind/specific cologne should I get if I smoke. I don't want to get one that clashes with that smell(like a super fruity one). Also I wear alot of leather so i kinda smell like old leather too. What would you anons suggest for someone who has never really worn cologne before.

[Anonymous No.13865898]

>>13864967
whats best parfum or toilette? Jeremy says toilette is better

[Anonymous No.13865954]

I dislike Eau Sauvage cologne for its grassy bitterness, perhaps the citrus in it, but love what I tried of Encre Noire on card and Grey Vetiver on skin.
Been thinking of buying Guerlain Vetiver for work, should i try other vetiver frags like TdH and EN Sport first?

[Anonymous No.13865961]

>>13865857
Varvatos dark rebel/dark rebel rider.

[Anonymous No.13865965]

>>13864877
>can afford Aventus
>buys PV
>can afford by Killian
>buys refill bottle

Is this what based looks like?

[Anonymous No.13865975]

is grand soir a good entry point into quality fragrances

[Anonymous No.13865977]

>>13864881
you'd be better off never showering than ever putting any of this on.

[Anonymous No.13865982]

I wear this and stuff by Boss on a daily basis. Is this actually /fa/ or am I a faggot?

[Anonymous No.13865998]

>>13864877
Get rid of the overpriced and pleb memes and this is a solid little collection.

What do you think of Diptyque Tempo?

[Anonymous No.13866011]

:^)

[Anonymous No.13866050]

>>13865998
Not really such a thing as a meme scent, friend. I didn’t buy Eros/BDC because they were popular, I bought them because I tried them at the airport and liked them. Don’t give a fuck if they’re popular. Not sure which you think are overpriced, but again, if I enjoy them and am willing to pay, are they really overpriced?

Tempo’s pretty good. I wish it was a bit heavier, I find it’s a bit restrained. Still very nice, though. I do prefer Tuxedo now as a patchouli scent.

[Anonymous No.13866121]

>>13865389
I can't stop you, but contrary to the retards in this thread people DO know Chanel No 5 more than any other perfume probably so you can expect to have the fact you are wearing women's perfume go noticed. At the very least anyone over 30 will know.

I personally don't see it as a unisex scent, its very floral despite being well blended and there is just not enough musk to balance it in a masculine way. Why not try one of the pour homme Chanel creations? I hear good things.

Good taste in fragrance, though. Buy it for your gf.

[Anonymous No.13866157]

>>13865434
This.

[Anonymous No.13866188]

If you were to blind buy a serge lutens full price bottle what would it be? im doing last minute black friday shopping cmon i dont have all day faggots

[Anonymous No.13866195]

>>13866121
>Buy it for your gf
>your gf
>gf
heh, good one

[Anonymous No.13866197]

is pure havane overhyped?

[Anonymous No.13866203]

>>13866195
I'd date you if you bought me a $200 bottle of no 5 bb ;)

[Anonymous No.13866207]

>>13866188
Chergui, Santal Majuscule, Fille en Aiguilles, or Ambre Sultan

[Anonymous No.13866283]

>>13865333
Fragrancenet always sales

>>13865668
No

>>13865857
La Yuqawam homme

>>13865954
Guerlain Vetiver is the pure grassy bitter coldness.

>>13865975
Try Bvlgari and Chanel first.

>>13866121
Yeah, actually nearly every women know what No.5 smells so every woman would know he is an insufferable homosexual.

>>13866188
Don't, Jesus. They are highly specialized burnt sweet caramelized spice town.

>>13866197
No.

>>13865149
Guy laroche? horizon and TDC Sel de Vetiver?

>>13865119
Super good super cheap but nobody uses? I am sure that fragrance company would bankrupt after a year.

Try Chanel Antaeus or YSL Kouros, they are 40 years old so I am sure nobody socially competent in your age uses it.

Or maybe YSL Y EdP, it came 2 monthes ago and the most popular youtuber recommends it, but didn't have 40% off sale yet, so pretty much people needs to pay full price.

>>13865064
Narsico Rodriguez bleu noir

>>13864878
Not bad

[Anonymous No.13866312]

>>13864878
despite what people would tell you about it being a fratboy/douche scent, it actually smells good.

[Anonymous No.13866315]

>>13865119
On second thought CH Prive, Bentley Intense may be more of what your want.

[Anonymous No.13866385]

>>13866121
thats the one thing I was worried about, I used to have a bottle of chanel homme sport which I loved. I've been wearing Versace eau fraiche for the longest time and I was able to get a new bottle of Chanel No 5 for cheap from a friend so I thought I'd just try it out

[Anonymous No.13866401]

>>13862804
Bought an offbrand creed aventus cologne a while back, it smells very similar to the real thing but I doesnt last but 30 mins to an hour

Are there any other places to buy creed fragrances for cheap or will I have to bite the 300 dollar bullet?

[Anonymous No.13866404]

>>13866385
Well no one is stopping you from wearing it in private or with friends, or you could sent you house with it if you like the scent and people will just think you had a girl over.

Or you can wear it while wearing a skirt and getting that boipucci pounded.

[Anonymous No.13866416]

is there like a smell book or sheet of sorts i can find anywhere to check various cologne scents like magazines used to have in ancient times

[Anonymous No.13866429]

>>13866401
you're full retard if you're paying retail for aventus in 2018

[Anonymous No.13866432]

>>13866401
vibrant leather from Zara is a fruity aventus clone which (contrary to many) lasts quite a while on me. it's about 30 bucks for 100ml.

[Anonymous No.13866446]

>>13865138
Bomb is OG

[Anonymous No.13866458]

>>13866401
i bought my aventus from notino this day last year back when they still operated in the us.

I think i paid $240 for 3.4oz

[Anonymous No.13866469]

No ones posted their 2018 black friday haul yet? Lets get it going bros.

[Anonymous No.13866479]

>>13866283
>No.
Worth making it my first designer fragrance? it's on amazon for $51 and free shipping. Looking for a good night out scent that I can wear to the dive bar. Thinking of sampling grand soir to make that one my first proper date night scent.

[Anonymous No.13866481]

>>13866469
I want to splurge on new bottles but I kinda want to save for a new car.

That and I don't even know what I want to buy.

[Anonymous No.13866534]

if digits I blind buy it

[Anonymous No.13866546]

>>13866534
rerolling because it's either this or pure havane

[Anonymous No.13866561]

>>13866546
go egoiste

[Anonymous No.13866579]

>>13866561
just did it, thanks lad.

[Anonymous No.13866674]

>>13864336
any other antaeus bros in here?

[Anonymous No.13866736]

I missed Neimans and Saks stupid sale by a few hours, is there any decent savings on the new red bottle LE Chanel no 5 online?

[Anonymous No.13866773]

>>13864315

[Anonymous No.13866775]

>>13866579
hope you like it, ive never tried either lol. It would be my choice though.

[Anonymous No.13866778]

>>13866773
I wish Dior in general was more popular in the states. Everything they do is solid except those hideous printed tees.

[Anonymous No.13866844]

>>13866775
this is my first time spending a decent chunk of money on a fragrance so I'm pretty stoked that I went with one of the big classic houses instead of some mugler flanker. something about it just seemed charming and I'm excited to try it

[Anonymous No.13866878]

>>13866844
If you feel an affinity for "Dior" brand, you should check out their menswear and accessories which, although pricey like any luxury brand, is actually very in-reach compared to what they sell to women and comparable to the memeshit that gets spammed on /fa/.

Karl Lagerfeld runs 3 fashion houses including Chanel and Fendi and he wears mostly Dior so that should tell you something.

[Anonymous No.13866890]

>>13863485
I have TFOW and Nasomato BA. Pretty close to the original. Smells really close to the body(method of application plays role too). I'm shy guy and never liked to apply sprays in the morning before work.

[Anonymous No.13866893]

>>13866890
>the virgin dab

[Anonymous No.13867117]

is everyone here effay in general or just when it comes to frags? I sometimes feel like I should work on the rest of my look first and then worry about frags, but there's something about collecting bottles that's so much more satisfying than getting a new pair of boots or jeans.

[Anonymous No.13867134]

>>13867117
I'm only getting into dank fragrances fairly late in the game as the piece de resistance for feeling put together. Before it was "whatever smells good". Its good to have any hobbies that focuses on refining taste.

[Anonymous No.13867165]

Tried some Norne, wasn't as Christmas tree as I thought. Smelled exactly the same all day, was surprising.

[Anonymous No.13867167]

>>13867117
I'm not effay for /fa/ standards, I wear clean smart casual/preppish outfits and am definitely more on /frag/ side.

[Anonymous No.13867170]

>>13862812
Yo, any new suggestions to expand the list everyone? What are your fav affordable F/W scents?

[Anonymous No.13867180]

>>13863029
>>13863403
>>13864967
BOOOORING, same overhyped shit. Try something new.

[Anonymous No.13867193]

>>13867180
Nigga I wore this shit freshmen year, looked up some reviews, turns out everybody else did as well.

[Anonymous No.13867201]

Give me a scent that the bitches love.

[Anonymous No.13867301]

interesting list... i am familiar with most of them but i find this one very interesting (maybe you can add to the list)

==========================

https://www.perfumemaster.com

==========================

it has all the new launches from the top designers arounf the world. you can even check the prices from major online stores. but what i really like is you can get an idea of similar perfumes to the one you like or maybe even no longer on the market.

[Anonymous No.13867309]

>>13864967
I don't get why this frag get so much shit.
Yes it's generic and hyped as fuck but I don't see chanel bleu get so much hate even when the perphormance of sauvage is so much better.

[Anonymous No.13867312]

>>13867309
Tbh at this rate I think I might just get a Sauvage just to see what's the hate is all about.

I go to places where people don't wear perfumes so it could just be a win/win for me.

[Anonymous No.13867332]

>>13867180
Every guy in my high school wore this shit.

[Anonymous No.13867360]

>>13867309
You know that aggressive toxic smell when you smell stuff like bleach and other hard cleaning products? That's what sauvage smells like to me but not as nose burning obviously. Bleu just smells generic but pleasant.

[Anonymous No.13867367]

>>13867201
Money

[Anonymous No.13867561]

>>13867309
Bleu is generic, but it’s still complex. It’s still an interesting smell.
Sauvage is intensely in your face fresh, way less complex and hardly smells different than some axe body sprays. You could probably put Axe Apollo in a bottle and most who buy sauvage wouldn’t know the difference. Sauvage also has more marketing than anything else currently being sold. There’s a reason the sales attendants immediately hand you a card of savauge because they’re paid to.

[Anonymous No.13867652]

>>13867367
haha classic

[Anonymous No.13867654]

Guys what was your first fragrance ever? And what memories you have of it?

[Anonymous No.13867715]

>>13867654
I got into this three months ago, I started with JXXV. My best memory from it is my girlfriend calling me the night after I left telling me that she was comforted that her pillow still smelled like a mixture of me and the fragrance. Im a simple man I guess.

[Anonymous No.13867781]

>>13867654
Calvin Klein Eternity bought with my father

[Anonymous No.13867786]

What are some scents women love that aren’t your typical BDC/sauvage/adg type scent.

Leaning towards cooler weather scents.

[Anonymous No.13867795]

I'm considering copping Guilty Intense since I really enjoyed my sample and it was my most complimented frag last year when I was testing a few colder weather scents.
Does /frag/ recommend anything else in the similar vein?

[Anonymous No.13867796]

>>13867786
just because you smell good doesn't mean you'll get laid, stop asking stupid questions

[Anonymous No.13867814]

>>13867786
Tuscan Leather

[Anonymous No.13867820]

>>13867654
My first ever scent was a Bulgari, not 100% sure which one it was. Might’ve been Eau de The Blanc. It was I think 2005. I was on a business trip to Tokyo, my company paid to send me first class on Singapore Airlines. On the flight, they gave me a little toiletries kit that had a 30ml bottle in it.

I’d never worn fragrance before, but I started wearing it on dates and ladies would often comment on how good I smelled. A few years later, I started looking more into fragrances. Bought a few designers, eventually wound up copping a bottle of Creed MI. That’s the one that started my obsession with niche frags.

[Anonymous No.13867840]

>>13867796
Not trying to get laid (I’m married) just want to smell nice to others for my own ego.
Nichebois cum their pants over Amouage, but it’s probably garnering more negative than positive reactions. Which people aren’t gonna day out loud.

[Anonymous No.13867852]

omw to cop a 150ml bottle of gucci guilty absolute from sephora. stop me lads

[Anonymous No.13867857]

>>13867654
If we ignore Lynx Africa from high school it was Hugo Boss Bottled Night. I started using it again recently. It’s not amazing, but it’s very safe and not overpowering. A few years passed before I bought my next which was Versace Pour Homme, which I adore.

[Anonymous No.13867858]

>>13867852
stop!

[Anonymous No.13867861]

Despite it being something of a meme here, I actually just looked up the notes for TDH and annoyingly it sounds right up my street. What do you actually think of it?

Also, how versatile is Royal Oud?

[Anonymous No.13867867]

Thoughts on this? I tried it and it seems like a nice nighttime frag, sweet and woody/almondy.

[Anonymous No.13867883]

>>13864315
I live in a country where it is pretty warm most of the year, so I'd go for something like one fragrance to wear daily for college, one for going out daytime (bike/beach), one for going out at night/evenings, one clubbing frag, one or two for when it's cold, and maybe one for when I don't feel like wearing frags (something like 4711 or Mugler cologne). That'd be 7, if I'm not forgetting anything.

[Anonymous No.13867903]

>>13864315
Based on your second criteria I’d go for:

Grey Vetiver
Versace Pour Homme
Noir Extreme
Chanel AHSEE

[Anonymous No.13867906]

>>13867654
diesel fuel for life

[Anonymous No.13867911]

>>13867867
shhhh, lets not meme guerlain to these kids, keep them interested in creed or something

[Anonymous No.13867924]

>>13867911
God you’re a faggot. Guerlain is not a secret.

[Anonymous No.13867945]

>>13867911
lmaooooo probably the most well known fragrance house in the world. also the ideal line is normie as fuck.

[Anonymous No.13867950]

>>13867861
Royal Oud does smell a little formal/old fashioned in the opening. Once it dries, I’d say it’s quite versatile. It’s soft spice, a little fresh citrus, and sandalwood, basically. Works pretty much anywhere. Just make sure it dries first if you’re going somewhere more casual.

[Anonymous No.13868012]

>>13867867
I prefer the EDP. The intense has a weird smokey accord that doesn't go well with the tonka.

[Anonymous No.13868023]

>>13867360
boys these days... have you smelled kouros? that I would call bleach or urine fragance

[Anonymous No.13868030]

>>13867867
i love these bottles

[Anonymous No.13868044]

got this as a gift for christmas last year, been using it since. i love it, i get compliments on it pretty often

starting to run low after a year of using it every day but im probably gonna buy another bottle cause it's great

[Anonymous No.13868050]

No ones fucks with Prada's Luna Rosa?

[Anonymous No.13868070]

>>13868044
Is the EDP worth getting as a casual and date frag?

[Anonymous No.13868082]

>>13868070
yeah, i think so

[Anonymous No.13868092]

>>13868044
Yeah it’s good. But way too recognizable now

[Anonymous No.13868110]

>>13868050
This, one of the best, nigga.

[Anonymous No.13868125]

>>13867950
Thanks, I might treat myself this Christmas. I only have two niche fragrances and they're Tom Ford
Private Blend so I want something different.

[Anonymous No.13868139]

>>13868050
their sport is the best in the line. one of my favorite frags.

[Anonymous No.13868237]

What fragrance would you advice for some skinny postpunk dressing man in his 20's?

[Anonymous No.13868243]

Is the Perfumed Court safe to buy from?

[Anonymous No.13868309]

>>13867654
Azzaro Chrome. Thanks, Uncle Bill. RIP

[Anonymous No.13868312]

>>13868237
Never had a bad experience with them

[Anonymous No.13868314]

>>13867867
I've been meaning to try this forever. Almonds sound nice.

[Anonymous No.13868317]

>>13868243
Whoops. See above post. They’re legit.

[Anonymous No.13868326]

>>13868012
Shit I didn't know there were two. Which has the most pronounced almond notes?

[Anonymous No.13868405]

>>13868317
Thanks. I'm planning on getting my mother a few small CDG decants from there.

[Anonymous No.13868422]

>>13868237
City on Fire by Imaginary Authors or maybe Bvlgari Black.

[Anonymous No.13868425]

>>13868422
>>13868237
Wew fuck me, I read this as steampunk. Disregard.

[Anonymous No.13868443]

I was considering getting another frag to add to my collection but can't decide between Black XS, 1 Million Prive or Kenzo PH.
I would use it casually year round, at night in the summer for Xs/ Prive, but otherwise they'd serve my main non work scent for when I've burned through my current horde of samples.

[Anonymous No.13868544]

>>13862812
>>13867170
Some other popular ones on fragnet that are fairly inexpensive but on the pricier end of inexpensive:
CH Men Privé @ ~$0.56/ml
1 Million Privé @ ~$0.65/ml
L'Homme Ideal @ ~$0.50/ml

[Anonymous No.13868570]

>>13867201
Light Blue type frags. They are aquatic citrus green, based mostly on fresh and salty sea water notes, most suitable for jeans and sport outfilts.

Armani Acqua di Gio

Bvlgari Aqva Marine

Allure Sport (the richerst Light Blue frag)

Versace Pour Homme (more affordable Sport)

Creed Green Irish Tweed (probably the first Light Blue frag in history)

Davidoff Green Irish Tweed)

Coty Aspen (cheaper, but more natural Cool Water)

D&G Light Blue (obviously) and ight Blue Intense

Invictus Aqua

Montblanc Legend Spirit (smoother alternative to .jpgInvictus)

Versace Eros and Eau Fraiche (masculine Light Blue)

[Anonymous No.13868622]

never owned one which one is best

[Anonymous No.13868661]

>>13867170
CK One Shock? Not a fan personally but know that a lot of people regard it as a good winter cheapie

[Anonymous No.13868687]

>>13868661
Is there any reason to get PH over CK One Shock??

[Anonymous No.13868738]

>>13867867
Look very nice but didn't try yet.

>>13868237
Montale Black Aoud
GUCCI Guilty Absolute
Dior Homme Parfum

[Anonymous No.13868747]

>>13868622
There is no best. But people seem to think Aventus is what gave the Spartans strength and helped America fight off the British.

[Anonymous No.13868767]

The nice sales girl at Sephora gave me samples of Bleu EdT, Bleu EdP, and Bleu Parfum.
Which is your favorite, /frag/?

[Anonymous No.13868770]

>>13868570
Nice list, love Eros and it always gets me compliments even a day or 2 after I put in on

[Anonymous No.13868782]

Been using this for nearly 10 years, so underrated

[Anonymous No.13868798]

I have a 5 week business trip coming up soon and I was wondering if I could travel, in checked baggage, with full sized fragrance bottles and not worry about them breaking or exploding due to pressure change in the cargo compartment of the plane.

[Anonymous No.13868808]

>>13868798
There is a bit a prep work involved. First wrap the bottle in aluminum foil for insulation, then wrap encase it in play-doh. Then you'll need a small heating element that you can power with a 9v/AA batteries. And finally seal with electrical tape around your whole apparatus

This should keep the bottles safe and temperature stable for the duration of the flight.

Good luck!

[Anonymous No.13868817]

>>13868808
So put them in a wool sock and call it good then?

[Anonymous No.13868826]

>>13868747
can u buy 1 for me

[Anonymous No.13868829]

>>13868798
I travel with full bottles all the time. Never had a problem. I just put my bottles in a ziploc bag, just in case so if they do break, it won’t get all over everything. Then, I wrap it up in a couple of t shirts, and make sure it’s good and wedged between my clothes so it won’t move around.

[Anonymous No.13868838]

>>13868829
The only reason I am concerned is because I have traveled with sealed hot sauce before that that exploded in my baggage but ziplock bags saved the rest of my bag from any truly bad things happening.

[Anonymous No.13868848]

>>13868838
I mean, I don’t doubt it could happen, but I’ve done it tons of times and never had any issues. I wouldn’t worry about it too much.

[Anonymous No.13868886]

anyone in here own a MEMO fragrance? your thoughts on it?

[Anonymous No.13868899]

>>13868838
pressure would bleed from the sprayer before anything could explode

[Anonymous No.13868947]

does anybody else here save their boxes the colognes come in? I do. I figure if I'll ever sell or
move in the future this would be ideal.

[Anonymous No.13869017]

Prada L'Homme or Gucci PH2?

[Anonymous No.13869028]

>>13868947
Depends. I keep the fancy boxes, like Amouage or Roja, but just the regular boxes I tend to toss. Running out of space in my frag closet as-is!

[Anonymous No.13869055]

Holy shit guys. A spray of Hinoki on top of tam dao is heavenly.

[Anonymous No.13869196]

>>13868570
Lots of options what do you rec

[Anonymous No.13869216]

To the person asking whether Paint n Powder had Encre Noir Sport, seems they just have Encre Noir

[Anonymous No.13869312]

any former smokers here? how long does it take for my sense of smell to come back?

[Anonymous No.13869334]

Never been a big cologne person as I'm a uni student who's still saving money. What does /fa/ think of my go to stuff?

[Anonymous No.13869345]

>>13867820
Oh shit was it this
https://www.fragrantica.com/perfume/Bvlgari/Eau-Parfumee-au-The-Blanc-145.html

[Anonymous No.13869350]

>>13867654
Montblanc Individuel was my first fragrance, and it was alright for a very first. I've got Eau Des Baux now and I can't bring myself to use Individuel just because of how awful the performance is by comparison. Got 100ml of Egoiste on the way, hyped for that one.

[Anonymous No.13869364]

>>13869312
Like 2-3 months until I feel it was totally back to normal.

[Anonymous No.13869415]

tam dao smells like what Göteborgs Rapé tastes like. absolutely repulsive, nauseating, and just the worst in my opinion.

[Anonymous No.13869464]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9nz5hsnOJA

IT'S OUT

[Anonymous No.13869494]

>>13869464
Did he really spray some spicebomb in his mouth?

[Anonymous No.13869564]

>>13869464
imagine having to work in proximity to jeremy

[Anonymous No.13869575]

>>13869494
yup. yup he did. dude didnt even wince. Probably not the first time.

[Anonymous No.13869654]

What should a normal, college aged, straight white male looking to fuck women (white, latine, black) wear? What will get me the most pussy?

[Anonymous No.13869695]

>>13869415
maybe i should pick up the habit, because tam dao is fucking GOD TIER.

[Anonymous No.13869727]

>>13868767
Parfum, but it’s not significantly better than EDP to justify the price.

>>13869334
Great choice.

>>13868947
Straight in the bin when I open it. They take up too much space.

[Anonymous No.13869740]

>>13869654

[Anonymous No.13869741]

>>13869464
People shit on him (myself included sometimes) but when he gets down to it he’s pretty good at what he does. No messing around, just straight through the whole video in one take in a second language. I’m on the fence about Stronger With You because it smells like a mix of Eros and Ultra Male to me.

[Anonymous No.13869816]

>>13869741
>the whole video in one take in a second language
Yeah, also noticed that. It's worth respect

[Anonymous No.13869827]

reccomend me a non pajeet tier, non 'cool/ocean' cologne thats somewhat affordable

remember not pajeet tier. I don't know why you guys like smelling like pajeets

[Anonymous No.13869849]

explain this?

[Anonymous No.13869872]

>>13869827
dylan blue

[Anonymous No.13869913]

>>13869849
Wow almost as if all yt reviewers were not reliable bc they're paid shills

[Anonymous No.13869914]

>>13869849
Armani would be my guess.

[Anonymous No.13869948]

>>13869914
Valentino

[Anonymous No.13869954]

>>13869741
>wins award with stolen content
>sexually harasses instathots
>funds sports car with donations
>still winning
>travels the globe meeting famous perfumers
>slags love his juice and rate it out of 10
>coming out with his own fragrance/brand
Jeremy literally cannot lose. He stays fecking winning. I remember when the whole stolen content thing happened, every reviewertook shots at the Jerm. The only guy who defended him was the nigga JoyAmin, and he got called a nuthugger for backing up his boy. he knows Jeremy is in it for the finishline. And nobody can stop him.

[Anonymous No.13869969]

>>13869954
>stolen content
What's the story about this?

[Anonymous No.13869971]

Has anyone tried anything from Charriol besides royal gold?

[Anonymous No.13869986]

>>13869948
Does it say somewhere? His praise was disproportionately high for that. Sometimes I regret buying DHI over VUI, but do you think owning both is justifiable?

[Anonymous No.13869990]

>>13869986
Don't be a sheep: DHI >>> VUI

[Anonymous No.13869993]

how good is geurlain vetiver? smelled like crap on the test strip but cap smelled truly amazing. Is it a grandpa smell?

[Anonymous No.13869994]

>>13869990
I love the chocolate too much in DHI to give it up, I just find it difficult to know when to wear.

[Anonymous No.13869995]

>>13869969
some greasy Puerto Rican named fragrancerunner got asshurt cos Jeremy ripped off one of his videos that was submitted into the fragrance foundation an won. it was really uninspiring stuff that only sounds good being said by somebody as HAWT as Jeremy.

[Anonymous No.13870110]

>>13869872
Not him, but Dylan Blue is literally objectively pajeet-tier. Like you expect a pajeet wearing a colorful FUBU or IZOD polo to be wearing it along with the smell. Not only that, but it's also 'cool/ocean'.

With that being said though it's actually a great cologne

[Anonymous No.13870139]

>>13868326
Probably the EDP or the EDT. The EDP also has a strong cherry note which can be polarising.

Also there are five not two in the l'homme ideal line. EDT, EDP, Intense, Cologne and Sport.

[Anonymous No.13870204]

>>13869741
He’s the only reviewer that’s watchable but I don’t like any of his recent picks and half of them are paid for.

[Anonymous No.13870209]

>>13869849
They’ve always been paid for. I think YouTube set recent legal requirements that make you declare when it’s paid.

All these scents are generic mall tier picks you’d smell on lower class people.

[Anonymous No.13870221]

>>13870110
I don’t know why people In this thread don’t understand that half their recs fit exactly this description.

[Anonymous No.13870232]

>>13870204
I think redolessence is good too.

[Anonymous No.13870255]

>>13866878
Lagerfeld stated in a German-language interview I watched that he prefers Dior mainly because the clothes fit him right away, as he doesn't like being touched, measured or having his clothes tailored.

[Anonymous No.13870293]

>>13868886
Have African Leather and it's fantastic, have tried Tamarindo and Italian Leather as well and loved em.

Pricey tho

[Anonymous No.13870321]

So I have seen quite a bit of praise for Rasasi Egra. It is only €20 for 100ml what's the catch here?

[Anonymous No.13870404]

My local John Lewis has a sale and I can get 50ml Kouros for $28 (and 100ml for $40). Cop or not? I kinda lovehate this alpha animalistic smell

[Anonymous No.13870410]

>>13869993
It's simple but very solid. You can get it for bargain these days

[Anonymous No.13870418]

>>13870321
It's not a perfect copy and smells a bit synthetic in the opening. Try Suratti Kreed if you want 1:1 copy for bargain

[Anonymous No.13870428]

Hi, beginner here.

I want one or two additional fragrances as I have the feeling I'm missing something.

Right now I have:

Dior Sauvage - for night outs

Lalique Encre Noire Sport - summer/daytime

Gucci Guilty Absolute - more sophisticated evenings (dinner, sitting with friends etc)

What would suit me? I don't like sweet scents, though

[Anonymous No.13870451]

>>13870404

Surely cop

[Anonymous No.13870515]

>>13865389
>>13865434

[Anonymous No.13870521]

>>13868044
Get the edp version. More bang for your buck

[Anonymous No.13870579]

Drunk and tempted to blind buy Rochas man and Encre Noire sport

[Anonymous No.13870595]

>>13862804
ANyone found a mdci deal?

[Anonymous No.13870596]

>>13869345
I think so. It came in a disc-shaped bottle, seems like that one is available in that kind of bottle. That’s probably it.

[Anonymous No.13870610]

Is Fuel for Life worth a blind buy if I just want a frag that's out there to help me overcome shyness?
Paired with leather/bomber jackets and jeans with all white Jordan 1's or Sambas?

[Anonymous No.13870624]

>>13869334
You really don't need anything else

[Anonymous No.13870626]

>>13870428
A more traditional cologne barbershop type scent? Something along the lines of Aqua Di Parma or Cerruti maybe.

[Anonymous No.13870635]

>>13869971
I have Charriol Royal Leather, Charriol Royal Platinum, and Charriol pH Eau de Parfum.
Leather is in the family of Tuscan Leather but with different fruits and a touch of spice. Good leather note. pH EdP is very similar to One Million Absolutely Gold. Slightly indolic florals. Royal Platinum has an Arabic feel to it with saffron and amber / resins. It wouldn't be out of place in the Mancera-Montale lineup.
I just ordered Charriol Infinite Celtic on Fragnet, blindly of course, for some $22. Should be good if the patchouli comes through as listed.

[Anonymous No.13870636]

Do you think ADP Colonia is too dated now? It smells like I imagine people in the 40s would smell.

[Anonymous No.13870645]

>>13870610
Yeah its a great fragrance, I used it from 2009-2014 almost exclusively. Added bonus nobody really wears it anymore, and it attracts arthoes like fucking catnip.

[Anonymous No.13870648]

>>13870636
The OG AdP Colonia smells old world and old person-ish to me for sure, and I'm fairly old. I also thought the same about AdP Colonia Assoluta for a while, but it's grown on me and I can see it as appropriate for people in their late 20s and older now.

[Anonymous No.13870656]

>>13870221
Pajeets and arabs generally wear decent scents, but they all latch onto the same frags and apply too much, wearing them out for everyone else. Also many of them have strong body odor that mingles with their heavily applied colognes.

[Anonymous No.13870679]

>>13870579
>Rochas Man
just don't stick it up your butt

[Anonymous No.13870685]

>>13869334
Headache inducing but girls like it. Doesn't last very long. Allure Homme Sport does the style better and lasts longer.

[Anonymous No.13870700]

>>13870648
Thanks. I’m almost thirty and I still feel like I’m too young for it.

[Anonymous No.13870709]

>>13869575
>Jeremy is used to taking shots of bitter, pungent smelling liquid right on the tongue

[Anonymous No.13870728]

>>13870700
Almost forty here and I still wouldn't wear it. Feels like a grandpa scent to me. Maybe if I were dressed up and balding and super wealthy. And on vacation.

[Anonymous No.13870738]

New thread:
>>13862804
>>13870732

[Anonymous No.13870741]

[Anonymous No.13871267]

>>13870741

Isn't this just like Sauvage?

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>>13865217
London Burberry

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>>13867786
1million unironiclly