Fragrance General

[Anonymous No.14385553]

Previous thread: >>14376340

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/
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affordable snice scents
http://pastebin.com/VX6RDpm6

[Anonymous No.14385563]

>>14385553

[Anonymous No.14385564]

>I haven’t seen anybody posting their collections for a long time in these threads. Post what you’ve got boys, rate and comment.

[Anonymous No.14385572]

Anyone else get serious headaches from most commercial fragrances. Dior Sauvage and Terre D Hermes in particular.

However I love the idea of smelling good so I just ordered some natural colognes from this brand, they get in tomorrow. You have no idea how excited I am.

[Anonymous No.14385655]

After all these years of sampling i finally found something worthy of wearing, it is called fou d'absinthe by l'artisan. It smells like greens, but if there was a blue or purple version of it it wouls be incredible.

What is your signature frag?

[Anonymous No.14385704]

Days with Eros: 1
Pussys slain: 0
Should I RMA this meme?

[Anonymous No.14385842]

>>14385655
>After all these years of sampling i finally found something worthy of wearing, it is called fou d'absinthe by l'artisan
I've smelled that before. Very piney.
If you're after more smells like that then look into Febreze pour homme or even Glade EdT.

[Anonymous No.14385880]

Do I cop a sample of Gucci Guilty Absolute? The bottle looks so nice and the notes seem good for winter. It's a toss up between that or Dunhill Icon Elite for my fall/winter casual frag this year.

[Anonymous No.14385900]

>>14385564
What the fuck do you need Intense version of Carven for?
Are you a swamp kid?

[Anonymous No.14385902]

>>14385572
I get that from Boss, Zara, Versace, most YSLs and Acqua di Parma etc.
Dior is okay for most part.

[Anonymous No.14386005]

Rate my collection. Cut down from about 60 bottles. These are all love. From top to bottom love. I've sampled hundreds but these are the only ones I can't live without.

>Diptyque Tam Dao EDT
>Diptyque Philosykos EDT
>Diptyque Oud Palao EDP
>Diptyque Tempo EDP
>Lush Karma
>Tom Ford Ombré Leather
>Jo Malone Myrrh and Tonka
>Dior Patchouli Imperial
>Dior Ambre Nuit
>Dior Leather Oud
>Terre D'Hermes
>Chanel Egoiste
>1 Million Prive
>Gucci Pour Homme II
>Gucci Guilty Absolute
>Kiehl's Original Musk
>Mac Velvet Teddy
>Azzaro Chrome Legend
>Replica BTF
>Replica Music Festival
>Zara Vibrant Leather EDP

Mostly have heavies since where I live the summers average out around 110 degrees and I refuse to wear perfumes in the summer. Only during the nights and even then I go about 1 spray. So I usually only wear fragrance during fall/winter/early spring.

[Anonymous No.14386010]

>>14386005
Shit, Forgot to add Kouros. All memes aside, I got a decant a while ago and hated it, but it crept up on me and I finally copped a bottle and I love it.

[Anonymous No.14386031]

I’m torn between AdP Colonia Leather and TF Ombré leather, which one do you think is better /frag/ ?

[Anonymous No.14386034]

>>14386031
Which one's more expensive? That one's better..

[Anonymous No.14386042]

Tempted to grab some samples of Amouage frags.
Will Epic or Interlude make me smell like an arab though?
Are Reflection and Lyric worth testing out too? They're the 4 that stand out to me the most.
Can grab 3mls of each and use them sparingly whilst I decide which one to get a bottle of

[Anonymous No.14386088]

Any fragrance that smells like the French/Italian/Swiss alps minus the cow shit?

[Anonymous No.14386106]

>>14385900
What are you talking about? It’s a great summer cheapie from Kurkdjian which is completely different than the normal Carven Pour Homme.
>>14385564
Just got samples from Wafts - Timbuktu and Nicolay have blown my mind and I’m saying that having tested hundreds of fragrances. I haven’t get past the opening of MDCI which smells like a bubblegum so not so sure about it. Might need test it rather on skin.

[Anonymous No.14386115]

>>14386088

[Anonymous No.14386117]

>>14386031
Ombré is much nicer in my opinion. Leather is technically fantastic because it’s so close to real leather, but I don’t want to smell like a Schott Perfecto.

[Anonymous No.14386125]

>>14386117
It really depends on your skin chemistry. Ok me AdP has a prominent bergamot note that balances the leather out. Also it layers great with cologne waters and fresh light vetivers. I was just thinking of layering New York Intense by Nicolai with it.

[Anonymous No.14386154]

Rate bottle list, ignore the stuff above its my sample list

[Anonymous No.14386172]

>>14386125
Would layering it with TdH EDP be too much?

[Anonymous No.14386218]

>>14385564
I posted mine last thread and got no attention. I normally shit on collections but this is pretty nicely curated in terms of bang for buck. What do you think of Eau de Cologne Impériale and CdG 2?

>>14385572
Yes most of them are screechy and synthetic to me. Maybe search out some brands that use naturals/absolutes and see if they fare better

[Anonymous No.14386221]

>tfw I bought three backup bottles of AdG Profumo Special Blend in 2017 and it's selling for $180/75ml now

[Anonymous No.14386262]

>>14386172
Yeah, you need something more austere to keep leather the main player since sincerely its great in AdP. Think rather Guerlain Vetiver.
>>14386218
Post it again dude.
Imperial is probably the best cologne water I’ve ever tried. However it doesn’t last longer than 20 minutes but I don’t mind that really and like it for being ephemeral. I also like the fact that it’s a great piece of history in a bottle. Composed in 1853 for Empress Eugenie and not changed since then. Even the bottle is a piece of art with its imperial white bee pattern and the top of the bottle taken straight out of the Napoléon I column at Place Vendome. Stunning piece and I paid for it £10 secondhand.
CdG is one of the most abstract fragrances I’ve smelled. It’s not such a hard thing to achieve tbf but making it at the same time wearable is a work of a true genius and I have a lot of respect for Mark Buxton for that.
>>14386005
Solid choices (albeit I’m not a big fan of Paco and Guccis). It seems that you like woody bases. Try Sandalwood by Geo F Trumper is you can get it. It’s an upgraded Egoiste.
>>14386154
I think you’ve got a quite similar approach to mine - a few solid cheapies for everyday and then some nicheish stuff for special occasions. I like it. YSL tuxedo would be a good addition btw. I’m thinking of getting a bottle myself. I’m a sucker for ambergris.

[Anonymous No.14386266]

>>14386262
Forgot to attach Place Vendome column

[Anonymous No.14386281]

>>14386262
Yea some cheapies for the daily and more expensive stuff for special occasions. They'll last long and have that special vibe that way imo

Im going to try and get a tuxedo sample and see if i want a bottle later. Judging from the notes i think id like it but you never know

[Anonymous No.14386291]

>>14385553
>The Different Company Sel de Vetiver
absolutely based OP

[Anonymous No.14386292]

>>14385564
>tfw your collection dwarfs any department store fragrance counter besides Saks

[Anonymous No.14386305]

>>14386292
You got my attention. Post it my dude.

[Anonymous No.14386344]

>>14386305
I have several times in years past. It always gets people upset that they wouldn't have spent my money the same way. There isn't a wide enough angle lens to capture it all. This is about 1/5 of it.

[Anonymous No.14386355]

>>14386344
>Patchouli Absolu

One of my favourite PB fragrances, but I’ve only ever had a 2ml sample. How do you find it?

[Anonymous No.14386356]

>>14386344
give out decants to all us /frag/bros, bro

[Anonymous No.14386362]

Has anybody here worked on a fragrance section at a department store like Debenhams/John Lewis/other countries equivalent?

I often wonder how much they sell. When you consider just how many fragrances they have and how little you smell them on men in public or at work it seems really strange. I’m guessing the women’s section probably sells more, but I just wonder how they justify thirty people standing next to counters that probably don’t sell all that much.

[Anonymous No.14386365]

>>14386355
There is a Dior boutique at the Saks in Costa Mesa, CA. That's where I got my bottle. It's one of my most worn frags and I only have 60% of the bottle left. Patchouli is my very favorite note.

[Anonymous No.14386373]

>>14386355
Absolu was available in 50ml bottles on Fragrancenet last year.
>>14386356
When I used the Basenotes daily fragrance tracker in the past there was enough info there for clever anons to find me. I should use it again. I wouldn't mind sharing.

[Anonymous No.14386378]

>>14386373
No, sorry, when I say how do you find it, I mean what do you think of it.

[Anonymous No.14386386]

>>14386344
You can’t see a shit here dude. But tell me are Byredos worth it really? I’ve tested a couple and only Bibliotheque was standing out but not bottle worth it. Also given all the money you’ve spent on Parfums Vintage, didn’t you think of getting the real things but in smaller bottles? I mean, you’ve easily got there 5l of frags that would last you for next 10 years. Given that I don’t think you’d run out of a 30ml bottle of Aventus quickly with a reasonable rotation. Are you satisfied with all of them or just couldn’t be bothered with reselling stuff you got bored with?

[Anonymous No.14386393]

>>14386378
Oh. It's a unique Patchouli. Rather than straight up earthy patch leaf, I also get some kind of cypriol and an almost fougere / classical masculine vibe. It dances around your basic expectation of Patchouli and gives you a lot of other green notes to digest. Almost kaleidoscopic. Longevity is very good. In my top three Patchoulis with Dior and Santa Maria Novella.

[Anonymous No.14386413]

SOTW: Diptyque Eau des Sens

Grabbed a sample of this at the Diptyque counter. It's a super fresh soapy citrus/orange blossom/white flower. Smells like high end soap, but is sometimes more feminine and white floral smelling while sometimes being more masculine with spicy juniper.

The most surprising part is that for a Diptyque it's incredibly long-lasting on my skin. It does not feel like an Eau de Toilette at all. A good option for those looking for a good performing summer scent that's a bit less straightforward than other citruses mainstays (if summer ever comes over here for me).

[Anonymous No.14386419]

>>14386362
This is absolutely calculated in. Why on earth you’d need to pay $100 for a bottle of a subpar designer fragrance otherwise? Some time ago I’ve seen this thread on fragrantica where they were breaking down coats of producing a fragrance. Juice doesn’t cost them more than a couple of bucks same with bottles. Another 10 bucks a bottle go into marketing and composing it. This leaves you at 500% of profit a bottle.

[Anonymous No.14386430]

>>14386419
>>14386362
We’re all used to Notino and other grey market websites as points of reference for prices but remember that normies at these shops pay the full price. This makes up the difference for all sales people standing there doing nothing for most of the time a year apart from Christmas and Easter. Recently I’ve seen a guy on the airport picking up a bottle of Encre Noire for $80 thinking probably that it’s a good deal. Shocking isn’t it?

[Anonymous No.14386438]

Thoughts on this?

[Anonymous No.14386462]

>>14386419
>>14386430

Thanks. I knew the margins would be high on fragrances but that’s crazy.

I’ve paid retail more than I should have, but lately I’ve been buying more grey market stuff.

It’s just always struck me as odd, but I suppose it’s a pittance to companies like Chanel and Dior, for whom fragrances are probably pocket change relative to the rest of their business.

[Anonymous No.14386477]

>>14386462
Fragrance actually makes up a pretty huge chunk of most designer houses’ profits.

[Anonymous No.14386479]

>>14386462
>I suppose it’s a pittance to companies like Chanel and Dior, for whom fragrances are probably pocket change relative to the rest of their business.
Not so sure about it, I’d rather guess that it’s quite a substantial part of their business. After all fragrances of these companies are the only way to get something from Chanel/Dior for most of the people. That gives them an exposition to the whole range of society not only its upper echelons who are both affluent and have interests in high fashion.

[Anonymous No.14386505]

Recommend me an office summer fragrance pls
>stuff that i like : JPG UltraMale, bvlgari aqua, and in general good aqua fragrances

[Anonymous No.14386561]

>>14386505
just use Bulgari aqua

[Anonymous No.14386566]

Your favorite clubbing / night out fragrances?

I don't really like sweet scents but I understand they have to have a hint of it.

I'm a 27yo guy and One Milion, Le Male etc are all too sweet for my taste

[Anonymous No.14386571]

>>14386566
>night out fragrances?
Dior Eau Sauvage Parfum

[Anonymous No.14386763]

>>14386566
Loewe 7

[Anonymous No.14386786]

>>14386477
>Fragrance actually makes up a pretty huge chunk of most designer houses’ profits
I don't disagree with this but I've never understood the outliers - for example, Versace's fragrances are dirt cheap, and especially when compared to the price range of their clothing. The disparity seems oddly large.

[Anonymous No.14386790]

>>14386786
Versace fragrances don't have a great reputation so they can't charge Creed prices

[Anonymous No.14386847]

>>14385564
Mirrin
>sav parfum butttle. Haven’t seen that buttle before
>garçon 2 I wanna try

9/10

Here’s mine. Am I memeing right? Nautica voyage is the worst smelling shit in the fucking world. Was $12 but still. I’ll never wear that garbage

[Anonymous No.14386862]

>>14386847
Haha, glad I definitely didn’t just blind buy Nautica Voyage. Haha. Ha. Oh.

>>14386571
Do you (or anybody else) have thoughts on 2012 vs 2017? I got excited when I saw on Fragrantica how it performed and the reviews for it, and then I realised that’s the old formulation, and the 2017 is completely different,

[Anonymous No.14386871]

>>14386862
I’ve blind bought all my colognes m8. $12 Still cheaper than yer mum

[Anonymous No.14386872]

>>14386847
It's not like it smells any worse than your other frags.

[Anonymous No.14386875]

>>14386847
AYYYY! Frog bro’s back! I still love that frog puppet!

Here’s my collection in my fancy new cabinet. Not the best for taking pictures, but it does what I need it to.

[Anonymous No.14386877]

>>14386872
What do you recommend Troll Boy

[Anonymous No.14386880]

>>14386877
Kouros or Blue Depths >:)

[Anonymous No.14386882]

>>14386875
Goddayum my nigga you ballin out. What cologne you recommend? Idk how much I’ve dropped on all mine yet but I probably should of just bought a creed scent lolz. What’s your fave creed? I’d wanna smells those in the store before I bought but I blind bought all the others

Was so disappointed with Versace Eros man. I literally cannot understand the appeal. It’s very... basic...and unappealing. Hear hoes like it which is why I bought but fuck it smells like nothing

[Anonymous No.14386885]

>>14386875
Some fuckin money there.

[Anonymous No.14386888]

>>14386882
I’d say my favorite is either Royal Oud or MI. MI is the one I take when I travel. Also worth looking into YSL Tuxedo. That one was a huge surprise to me, the salesgirl at De Bijenkorf showed it to me last trip and I wasn’t expecting much, but it’s amazing. Great scent,, great performance, very versatile, and it’s just so snice. Also pretty reasonable as niche scents go. Very underrated scent imo.

[Anonymous No.14386895]

>>14386847
I love the frogs. They look like they mean a lot to you.

>>14386875
How’s Lost Cherry?

[Anonymous No.14386902]

>>14385553
Dior Homme Cologne or Dior Homme Sport for my Summer frag purchase this year?

[Anonymous No.14386910]

>>14386902
They’re both very nice, but Cologne wins, no contest. It’s a masterclass in simplicity. It’s the biggest bottle of any fragrance I own. 125ml.

[Anonymous No.14386911]

>>14386895
Lost Cherry is interesting. I love it, and it works very well on my skin. A lot of people seem to get straight cherry, or say that it smells like a cherry tart. On me, I get a fair bit of wood and spice, almost smells a bit like tobacco, though there’s no tobacco in it.

I’d say sample it. It’s not for everyone, and it doesn’t seem to work well on a lot of people, but if you like cherry and you have the skin for it, it’s fantastic. Also, me mum bought me that one for my birthday because she’s awesome.

[Anonymous No.14386926]

>>14386888
>88
Dem dub heil hitler my brother
I wrote down tuxedo on my list. It’s helllllaaa pricey too. It’s in my list though

>>14386895
Ya loved frogs since a kid and have frog shit everywhere. Loved them before they turned into a symbol of hate speech - I can’t stop winning

[Anonymous No.14386932]

>>14386505
pic related
>>14386875
Screw your expensive Rojas, Trump fragrance is unironically the best out there

[Anonymous No.14386934]

>>14386847
It’s not that bad desu. Grey Vetiver is a solid one and Versaces, Sauvage and Eros have all their usecases. However, test b4 buying m8. $12 may not seem like a lot but for a few more such missed blind purchases you could a really nice second hand niche frag from eBay. It all adds. Love the frog boys.
>>14386862
It’s different. But I think 2017 is great on its own and all the negative comments are from people who are disappointed that it got reformulated: sincerely this is one of the most important men’s frvagrances and it had it’s time to acquire a base of fanatics since 1966. I’m glad that I love the new reformulation.
>>14386875
Aye, that’s the hookeranon. I didn’t recognise you at first - I still associate you with the photo of your collection with all of them lying flat. What new stuff have you got since then? Rojas?
>>14386888
>YSL tuxedo
Ugh, I’m really on the fence with pulling a trigger on this one right now. It seems like a perfect black tie perfume for the summer and I’m looking for one.

[Anonymous No.14386942]

>>14386926
Frogs are just such cool animals. They’re cute, but they’re also just fascinating. There’s a frog in Africa that pushes its own toe bones out of its toes for claws like Wolverine. That’s cool as hell.

[Anonymous No.14386943]

>>14386934
I’ll check out 2017 then.

Side note: I looked in to Hedione because I didn’t know what it was in the original and I can see why Jeremy put it in his fragrance. It’s not in the new one so clearly I won’t be arousing women with it. It seems absurd that he would think that would work.

[Anonymous No.14386948]

>>14386932
I bought that for the memes, not gonna lie. It’s not good, but it’s not terrible.

>>14386934
Got a couple new Slumberhouse frags (Kiste and Sadanne), got Lost Cherry, got Jerememe’s frag (also for the memes), LIDGE, might be more, I don’t remember when I took that last pic exactly.

Tuxedo is worth your time. It’s just smooth as buttered silk.

[Anonymous No.14386951]

>>14386875
It seems that you have Carven Intense as well down there. That’s such an underrated gem for summer. I should add it to the new version of the snice affordable scents when I’ll be writing a v2 version.

[Anonymous No.14386955]

>>14386948
>Tuxedo is worth your time. It’s just smooth as buttered silk.
Im testing now Timbuktu and Nicolai’s New York Intense. I’ll pick one of these three. They are all great for a summer evening formal event.

[Anonymous No.14386958]

>>14386951
Yeah, I grabbed a bottle off fragnet when it was super cheap (even moreso than usual). It’s pretty snice, I wear it when I’m chilling at home a lot. I love the mint + ginger combo.

[Anonymous No.14386998]

>>14386115
Looks like a butt plug

[Anonymous No.14386999]

Al Wisam Day is so cheap that I can overlook the fact that putting the lid on my bottle properly forces the atomiser to spray into the lid, so I have to 'keep it on' loose.
A fair price to pay though because the scent itself... my god. The very opening is sub-par, but the rest is so good. Feminine pour homme. Don't even sample if you're uncomfortable in your sexuality. 9/10.

[Anonymous No.14387006]

>>14386942
Also, rather interestingly, the largest frog in the world doesn't croak or ribbit. It's mute.

[Anonymous No.14387017]

>>14386998
It's shaped like a pine cone. How about this one?

[Anonymous No.14387023]

>>14387017
The second-most compliments I ever got was with Rochas Man. I really should get another bottle some time.

[Anonymous No.14387046]

>>14387006
That is pretty cool. So many amazing frogs out there!

[Anonymous No.14387049]

Bad picture I know
I need to get a better system for displaying them

[Anonymous No.14387070]

>>14387049
> All that fresh Tom Ford

I love them, but man I can’t handle the poor longevity. I’m glad you enjoy them.

Also, that Soleil Blanc is perilously close to the edge,

Also also, I love all the extra stuff in some people’s pictures like frogs or your books. It’s nice to have an insight in to the people behind the posts.

[Anonymous No.14387078]

>>14386948
Ye, I remember you writing about the lost cherry. Sadly on my skin it is just a pastry cherry smell. If you like the tobacco quality of it but would like to try it the other way around, test Chergui. It’s great.
>Jerememe’s frag
Absolute madman.
>>14387049
Do you really use all of them? Also the blue TF line is literally burning money.

[Anonymous No.14387081]

>>14387049
Too much scents
But it is an amazing collection

[Anonymous No.14387092]

>>14387078
I’ve sampled Chergui, actually, I like it, but I already have a bunch of snice tobacco frags. May cop at some point, but it’s not super high on my list right now.

[Anonymous No.14387129]

Is Hugo Extreme/The Dreamer an ok blind buy if I just want a safe warm and cool weather scent respectively? For comparison I like the freshness in ADG, Mugler Cologne and Fierce. The only comparison note wise I have to Dreamer is Spicebomb fresh but I'm guessing they're wildly different?

[Anonymous No.14387150]

>>14387129
Hugo Extreme is as safe as safe gets, honestly. Works in all situations, all seasons. I'd never recommend it to anyone for that reason, I think you can get so much more out of a riskier fragrance.
If you can get it REALLY cheap then go for it.

[Anonymous No.14387151]

What are some good non-citrusy spring/summer fragrances?

[Anonymous No.14387154]

>>14387151
The aforementioned Rochas Man will see you alright, funnily enough. It's a summer-y gourmand.

[Anonymous No.14387213]

>>14387154
just checked it on fragantica and it says its more suited for autumn or winter but the notes listed might indeed reflect a summer fragrance. Will try to check it out regardless thanks for the suggestion
Also it has such a weird looking bottle

[Anonymous No.14387221]

>>14387213
I get why they would say that. But don't be discouraged, it really is a good summer gourmand.
http://www.basenotes.net/threads/251604-Summer-Gourmands

[Anonymous No.14387228]

>>14387213
Looks like a butt plug

[Anonymous No.14387295]

this smells fucking terrible holy shit.
literally smells like old man cum.

[Anonymous No.14387379]

What are the BEST colognes for a ~25 year old man?

[Anonymous No.14387422]

>>14387379
Watch some Jeremy videos or lurk more dude...

[Anonymous No.14387438]

>>14387422
So you have no opinions?

[Anonymous No.14387480]

>>14385880

I've smelled it twice. It is a manly man fragrance. No bullshit earthy dark leather. Very polarizing. So definitely sample. I respect it but no way I could pull it off

[Anonymous No.14387488]

>>14387438
None of my own, no.

[Anonymous No.14387493]

>>14386948

>not good, not terrible

This man is in shock, take him to the infirmary.

Fragrance one: Feedwater for cores

[Anonymous No.14387558]

>>14385842
Thanks bro ill take a look

[Anonymous No.14387605]

>>14387295
Yeah i wasnt impresssed either

[Anonymous No.14387612]

>>14386005
wellaboveaverage/10

[Anonymous No.14387631]

>>14387049
Holy shit

[Anonymous No.14387636]

>>14387295
I once got a lap dance from a male stripper in Toronto wearing this trash. Not worth the 15 leaf bucks even though he put his dick in my mouth

[Anonymous No.14387640]

If you guys really want a fresh, mass appealing sweet woody frag that gets compliments and bags art hoes, this is it. I sincerely hope you guys actually know this one and have moved onto your bullshit Eros and Ultra Male trash but if not this is the first and best in that line. It's even Luca Turin approved.

[Anonymous No.14387865]

Just went into a department store and was trying different frags. Ended up with a combo of Tom Ford Oud Wood and pic related on my neck and wrists.
Walked past a staff member and she asked what cologne I had on cause it smelt nice. I told her to guess as I used your products and she said CK One lmfao

[Anonymous No.14387908]

>>14387049
Holy fuck dude you must be loaded

[Anonymous No.14387920]

>>14387049
How much would you estimate having spent in total? Also, amazing collection. Sell one of those Tom Fords and get yourself a nice display for them.

[Anonymous No.14387961]

>>14387379
If you really have no idea where to start, safe entry level designer fragrances that are suitable for nearly any occasion to look at are

>Dior Sauvage
>Bleu de Chanel (and any of its flankers)
>Versace Pour Homme (also Dylan Blue from the same line)
>Acqua di Gio Profumo
>Dolce & Gabbana the One (eau de parfum concentration)
>La Nuit de L’homme
>YSL Y
>Mr Burberry
>anything on the Prada Luna Rossa line

Still youthful and crowd pleasing, but more on the loud side and might not be suitable for all situations
>Versace Eros
>Invictus Acqua
>1 Million prive/lucky/cologne
>Armani Code Profumo
>Spice Bomb

[Anonymous No.14387977]

This thread is going breddy good

[Anonymous No.14387979]

>>14387640
this guy speaks the truth. when I was in my early 20's I used this religiously.

[Anonymous No.14388016]

Remember these? Post’em!

[Anonymous No.14388020]

>>14388016

[Anonymous No.14388023]

>>14388020

[Anonymous No.14388026]

>>14388020
Ah the classic snice post

[Anonymous No.14388034]

>>14388016

[Anonymous No.14388037]

>>14388016
OC

[Anonymous No.14388040]

>>14388016
Now that the dust has settled, who is the /fragqueen/: Alex or Demi?

[Anonymous No.14388047]

>>14388040
#teamlara

[Anonymous No.14388048]

>>14387151
Carolina Herrera Chic for Men. There is some lemon and bergamot in this but it's not that noticeable. It's a spicy watermellon scent.

[Anonymous No.14388051]

What are your thoughts?

I used to own it and loved it in summer. Plus my dad had one too and I miss him a lot so that's kind of a reason for me to get it too.

[Anonymous No.14388054]

>>14386106
I have Carven Pour Homme or whatever it's called, the black bottle. Its a strong fall/winter fragrance and can't wrap my head around anyone needing and using the intense one but if you say its different then alrighty, good luck.

[Anonymous No.14388092]

Fragrance reviewers tier list
>S tier
Big black beard man
>A tier
Redolessence
Gent Scents
>B tier
Mr smelly
Dracdoc
Imagine Scents
>C tier
Brooklyn Fragrance Lover
Mickers
Robes08
Max Forte
>D tier
Smelling Great
Daver
Tiff Benson
>F tier
Chaos Scents
Street Scents
Cubaknow
SteveRandom
>Meme tier
Jeremy

[Anonymous No.14388093]

[Anonymous No.14388095]

>>14385564
Only have my traveling portfolio with me

[Anonymous No.14388101]

>>14388092
Jeremy and based Eugenius not being in S tier, please neck yourself.
Put FragranceView, Mr. Smelly, Simply put scents and Joy Amin in A tier. There rest are unimportant jeremy clones anyway.

[Anonymous No.14388103]

>>14388034
I tried
>>14388023
i don\t understand this one, is TJMAXX a place for hipsters or just cheap shit?

[Anonymous No.14388111]

>>14388101
Is Jeremy gay? He seems like a fag in every video I've watched.

[Anonymous No.14388119]

A lot of people swear by Profumo as one of the safe-yet-still-good fragrances, but for me it's always been Essenza.

[Anonymous No.14388121]

>>14388111
Extreme autism. Being German doesn't help. He is Patrick Bateman tier

[Anonymous No.14388149]

>>14388103
Discounter

[Anonymous No.14388165]

>>14388121
I def get some weird vibe off him

[Anonymous No.14388174]

>>14388101
Jeremy reviews have been bad for a while now. All he does these days are top 10 lists or “ladies reactions” style videos that are about as accurate and trustworthy as an axe body spray commercial. Jeremy is the kid of confident, we’ll dressed, metrosexual guy that could pull compliments from sunscreen. Women like him far more than the fragrances he wears. What works for a guy like Jeremy is completely irrelevant for 99.9% of men. I’d rather hear about what the cologne smells like and how it performs, not about how many drunk thots want to fuck you.

[Anonymous No.14388178]

Signature scent worthy?

[Anonymous No.14388183]

Is Sauvage this generation’s Drakkar Noir?

[Anonymous No.14388185]

>>14388183
No, Drakkar Noir was highly rated when it came out.

[Anonymous No.14388194]

>>14388178
>Lynx Xbox is a fresh scent of pulsing green citrus, featuring top notes of kaffir lime and winter lemon, aromatic herbal middle notes of mint and sage, and woody bottom notes of patchouli and clearwood
Appears to be very similar to https://www.fragrantica.com/perfume/Yves-Rocher/Comme-Une-Evidence-Green-for-Men-11129.html from the notes.

[Anonymous No.14388206]

>>14388103
Lold

[Anonymous No.14388208]

>>14388095
You meant that you’re selling them door to door?

[Anonymous No.14388213]

What are the top 5 most significant/gamechanger colognes of all time?

[Anonymous No.14388214]

>>14388093
:^(

[Anonymous No.14388249]

If I want to encapsulate the SLP aesthetic a little, should I cop a sample of M7?

[Anonymous No.14388254]

>>14388213
Off the top of my mind
4711
Le male
Bleu de Chanel
Chanel no.5
Office for Men
Aqua di Gio OG

[Anonymous No.14388278]

>>14388174
The truth is most guys who look up fragrance videos on YouTube only care about attracting girls and don't view fragrances as an art form. Jeremy knows his audience

[Anonymous No.14388311]

>>14388213
I'm not particularly well read but:

-Fougere Royale was the first barbershop scent, and Drakkar Noir is the modern reference.
-Chanel no. 5 was the first aldehydic. I don't know much about women's perfumes.
-Cool Water was the first aquatic, and Acqua Di Gio/Allure Homme Sport is the modern reference.
-Le Male brought about the clubbing frags, and 1 Million is the modern reference.
-Bleu de Chanel was the first daytime amber bomb, and Dior Sauvage is the reference now.

[Anonymous No.14388371]

>>14385842
Lol what a dick

[Anonymous No.14388372]

I'm looking for a new summer frag since I'm currently stationed in Florida. Only thing I have right now is Chanel platinum egoiste. Thinking about carven leau intense. Also wanna try amouge reflection man but I've never seen amouge in any retail store. Anyone know where I can try it or any other summer suggestions?

[Anonymous No.14388448]

My blind buys turned up. Bright Neroli is very pleasant. A little sweet but very clean and fresh.

Nautica Voyage appears to have disappeared before it hit my skin. It’s harsher than I expected, but not unpleasant.

[Anonymous No.14388467]

>>14388311
You tried but you’re wrong on almost all of them... and btw Cool water isnt even an aquatic. There’s no calone at all despite the fragrantica note pyramid. CW is just a continuation of Drakkar with more dihydromyrcenol

[Anonymous No.14388482]

>>14388254
>office for men this low
Pleb

[Anonymous No.14388521]

>>14388092
FragrancewView is the only S tier reviewer

[Anonymous No.14388523]

What are some good patchouli frags that won't make me smell like a dirty unwashed hippy?
I like the patchouli in Tom Ford Noir but feel the Iris makes it too feminine and powdery for wearing outside of a suit in the middle of winter. Just feels too formal for my wardrobe.

[Anonymous No.14388524]

Not a shill, but just sniffed these. If you're in the market for a hyper realistic woody scent (past the recc of Wonderwood) give Aesop a go. Overpriced and quickly becoming available in malls, but good.

[Anonymous No.14388542]

>>14388467
What was the first aquatic?

[Anonymous No.14388573]

>>14388523
ADG Profumo has a more subtle patchouli.

Tom Ford’s Patchouli Absolu is incredible, but can be a little monotonous and obnoxious. I love it, but it doesn’t suit my personality.

[Anonymous No.14388621]

>>14388542
I don’t know. Probably Aramis New West. Cool Water is talked about everywhere as an aquatic and that it has calone but there really is no marine facet, it’s an illusion created by rosemary, mint, and dihydromyrcenol.

[Anonymous No.14388635]

>>14388542
Aramis New West

[Anonymous No.14388661]

>>14388448
Just looked in the box and there’s a sample of Eros Flame.

What the fuck is it? How do people enjoy it? Accurate name though, because it smells like burnt Eros.

[Anonymous No.14388708]

>>14388311
>Cool Water
but GIT came out first

[Anonymous No.14388724]

>>14388708
Neither GIT nor Cool Water are aquatics

[Anonymous No.14388733]

>>14388724
that's beside the point. why would Cool Water be the groundbreaker in that anon's opinion if it's not the first version of Bourdon's scent available for public consumption?

[Anonymous No.14388736]

>>14388040
Alex by far. Especially with long hair. She’s legitimately gorgeous. Demi is passable with tons of makeup on a good day.

[Anonymous No.14388745]

>>14388733
I didn't know GIT came out first, I stand corrected. Also I don't care if GIT and Cool Water are not "true" aquatics. If the fragrance conjures memories of water then it is an aquatic regardless of whether it has calone or not.

[Anonymous No.14388750]

>>14388745
They're not aquatics though, they're aromatic fougeres. You can call them "aquatic" if you want, but that's like calling a bratwurst a kielbasa. Most true "aquatics are based on the fresh/citric chypre lineage anyway.

https://www.leffingwell.com/h%26rfragrance/poster_genealogie_masculin.pdf

[Anonymous No.14388758]

What do you think about Prada De l'Homme Water Splash?

[Anonymous No.14388768]

>>14388733
Cool Water had more mainstream presence since it wasn't a luxury item

[Anonymous No.14388830]

>>14388750
This is autism.

[Anonymous No.14388843]

>>14386875
That's not a competition really but I'm afraid that judging from her Mykonos-Tulum-Monaco lifestyle she took more sponsor's dicks in her life than >>14388040 and >>14387049 have bottles altogether. No chance that this Eastern European girl with a reasonable (but not supermodels) career can afford that herself. On the other hand that's why I hope that hookeranon will eventually deliver and make her say 'snice' and greet /frag/ while banging her.

[Anonymous No.14388844]

>>14388843
Replace >>14386875 with >>14388040 in this post ugh

[Anonymous No.14388847]

>>14388843
>>14388844
>implying that Demi didn't take as many frat bros' dicks as Alex sponsors'

[Anonymous No.14388875]

I bought blind four pinaud after shave lotions. Vanilla club is middle ground. The red musk one smells like old spice or that brut deodorant, absolutely identical. Lime sec is like a cheap detergent. And, finally, lilac vegetal didn't choose me, I ended up smelling like a bathroom stall in a toilet on a border crossing between two ex communist countries for the whole day.

One aftershave I liked was the original pitralon, but I'm looking for something more modern. Not a lot of frags can be shipped to where I live, but yourshaving does, so any recommendations off of that site are welcome.

[Anonymous No.14388888]

>>14388843
I’ll try. I have said from the beginning that it was unlikely, but I’m headed back to Amsterdam in October, I’ll definitely be messaging her then.

[Anonymous No.14388896]

FINALLY HOT OUTSIDE ANONS TO TO DAB THE PHILOSYKOS

[Anonymous No.14389010]

Any suggestions for dating / night out fragrances?

Not overtly sweet, though

[Anonymous No.14389082]

>>14385564

[Anonymous No.14389108]

>>14389010
ADG Profumo

CH Men Prive

Colonia Essenza if you’re above or close to 30

>>14389082
>Murakami

I approve of your fragrances and literature.

[Anonymous No.14389132]

>>14389108
>Murakami
>I approve of your fragrances and literature.
pleb

[Anonymous No.14389136]

>>14388095
you remind me of the fountain pen nerds
i love it

[Anonymous No.14389148]

>>14389082
holy FUCK I'm jealous

[Anonymous No.14389169]

>>14388830
Get out of the thread if you don’t actually care about fragrances dude. Go watch Jerememe for your panty dropper recommendations and have sex

[Anonymous No.14389170]

Explain to me how come the only good fragrances from Amouage, an Omanian brand that aspires to revive and celebrate 3000 years of local perfumery, are some heavy resiny-incensy things that are absolutely not wearable and cloying in summer? Do middle-easterners have different concepts of what is appropriate for hot weather or what? It's really beyond me to understand it. They have like 40 celsius fucking degrees there for 365 days a year and I'd probably faint if I wore any of Epic/Jubilation/Interlude in a mild European summer.

[Anonymous No.14389177]

>>14389170
Okay, This is interlude

[Anonymous No.14389182]

I tried this at my local macy’s.
Am I dumb or this smells exactly like Sauvage? There’s that synthetic thing in it.

(I don’t know Aventus, I am aware of the meem)

[Anonymous No.14389194]

best blind buys for under 20 dollars? Even if its mini 30/40 ml bottle

[Anonymous No.14389198]

>>14389194
Bright Neroli

[Anonymous No.14389203]

>>14389194
>affordable snice scents
>http://pastebin.com/VX6RDpm6
I will need to actualize it a bit but for summer I'd recommend Lalique White, Bright Neroli, Rasasi Egra

[Anonymous No.14389212]

>>14389182
These three are all similar and your nose is right

[Anonymous No.14389223]

>>14389203
>>14389198
im not delusional i know i wont get anything amazing for a bargain but i want to get something cheap just cause that isnt going to be trash

[Anonymous No.14389227]

>>14389223
u wot m8

[Anonymous No.14389231]

>>14389227
i want to get a new frag but dont want to fork over 100+ for a decent designer frag, so i want a blind buy for under 20 bucks that i wont care if it isnt great but just passable.

[Anonymous No.14389242]

>>14389231
Pino Silvestre

[Anonymous No.14389245]

>>14389212
Thank you my man

[Anonymous No.14389246]

>>14389223
>>14389231

What are you talking about? I suggested Bright Neroli because it’s cheap as hell and smells amazing.

[Anonymous No.14389264]

>>14389246
i know, thanks for the rec im checking out offers now online

[Anonymous No.14389382]

What are some good ~$100-150 frags for winter?

[Anonymous No.14389411]

>>14389382
Bvlgari Man in Black
Ambre Nuit

[Anonymous No.14389493]

>>14389382
Bunch of good Serge Lutens frags in that range.

[Anonymous No.14389503]

Anyone got pdf or epub of Perfumes The Guide by Luca Turin

[Anonymous No.14389518]

>>14389382
i like ysl year long but /frag/ will bully me for saying this

[Anonymous No.14389553]

>>14389082
>haruki murakami
>not ryū murakami

never gonna make it.

[Anonymous No.14389562]

>>14389503
gen dot lib dot rus dot ec
is your friend my friend

[Anonymous No.14389565]

>>14389562

[Anonymous No.14389567]

>>14389562
>>14389565
But I want everyone of you fuckers who will use it and download it post some hot arthoe for me here.

[Anonymous No.14389573]

>>14389562
>dot rus
nice try but i'm not joining your botnet

[Anonymous No.14389578]

>>14389565
Thank you friend

[Anonymous No.14389583]

>>14389562
Love you

[Anonymous No.14389594]

>>14389562
>>14389565
Thanks dudes, always read about Turin and I've been downloading fiction for recreational reading but never thought to look and download it

[Anonymous No.14389616]

>>14389594
Post an arthoe

[Anonymous No.14389618]

>>14386438
Is this a meme or do black people actually wear fragrance

[Anonymous No.14389624]

>>14388016
Daily reminder of who are the people defending furiously Aventus
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndAU1OAQZqA

[Anonymous No.14389637]

>>14387006
Do you know why its mute? So predators dont hear it maybe?

[Anonymous No.14389643]

>>14387049
That amount of juice could last you the rest of ur life bro what are u gona do pass the leftovers down to your kids? Christ

[Anonymous No.14389644]

>>14387129
Versace Dreamer smells synthetic as fuck to me and gave me headaches. If your nose has matured past mall-tier frags youre not gona like it.

[Anonymous No.14389646]

>>14387151
Try aquatics. Bvlgari Aqva didnt have any citrus in it to my nostrils

[Anonymous No.14389650]

>>14389616

[Anonymous No.14389656]

>>14387379
Literally the pastebin and the 2nd post of this thread are a good place to start

You gotta start with just getting samples - go to the department stores and get as many free samples as you can - anything they give you, take it. Then just go to the OP websites and start copping samples of shit and read reviews on basenoted and fragrantica. You will start to recognize which ingredients you like vs dislike. Do this for about 5 years straight every new season and eventually you will become a snob and say anything less than Rock Rose is shit. You’re welcome

t. 30yr old boomer who started at 25

[Anonymous No.14389663]

Green Irish Sneed

[Anonymous No.14389666]

>>14389169
This is autism.

[Anonymous No.14389696]

What cologne isn’t this?

[Anonymous No.14389747]

>>14389696
Secretions Magnifiques

[Anonymous No.14389791]

>https://www.harpersbazaar.com/beauty/makeup/g27787872/fragrance-foundation-fifi-award-winners-2019/

what do we think about the The Fragrance Foundation's 2018-19 FiFi winners?

[Anonymous No.14389808]

>>14389696
Fragrance One: Banging Your Bitch for Two Hours and Nutting on her Face for Man

[Anonymous No.14389963]

Is there any actual benefit to these being made to order and mixed by hand in store, or is it just a gimmick? Wouldn’t the chances of getting a bad batch be increased dramatically by leaving the actual blending of the thing in the hands of just whatever asshole happens to be working that day? I used to work in food service, and I know for a fact that the quality of the dishes I sent out suffered somewhat if I was feeling shitty, even if it was inadvertent. I can’t imagine this would be all that different, and if you’re paying niche prices, you should expect the highest quality every time. I just don’t see how le labo could guarantee something like that given their service model.

[Anonymous No.14389983]

>>14389963
Seems like a gimmick to me. I assume Le Labo makes it as foolproof as possible, probably mostly mixed already and the hipster (I assume) working the counter just has to add X number of drops to the alcohol, but you do have a good point, consistency is likely rather spotty.

[Anonymous No.14389998]

Why does everyone shit on Viking? I just got a sample from Neiman Marcus the other day and it smells pretty goddamn good. It’s like a Niche quality barbershop fragrance. I wouldn’t buy a full bottle at retail, but I wouldn’t buy Aventus, or GIT, or SMW at retail either.

[Anonymous No.14390048]

>>14389998
Viking basically gets hate because it’s not Aventus. People wanted Aventus 2.0, they got something that wasn’t that and fucking rioted. Plebs gonna pleb. Viking is fantastic.

[Anonymous No.14390064]

>>14389082
god mode collection

[Anonymous No.14390077]

>>14387295
Kys

[Anonymous No.14390235]

Most natural-smelling fragrances below $200?

[Anonymous No.14390262]

>>14390235
Lavender essential oil

[Anonymous No.14390270]

>>14385704
I wore eros for ages with the same results. i get compliments all day if i layer it with joop wild, though wild is probably why i'm getting compliments. joop wild is pretty underrated

[Anonymous No.14390331]

>>14390235
something Diptyque

[Anonymous No.14390418]

>>14388213
fragrance one

[Anonymous No.14390540]

>>14389998
It’s too chaotically blended

[Anonymous No.14390606]

>>14385553
Is Habit Rouge too mature smelling for a zoomer?

[Anonymous No.14390619]

>>14390606
Yes. I’m 26 and don’t really feel like I can pull it off

[Anonymous No.14390641]

>>14388758
bump

[Anonymous No.14390650]

>Decide to bike to high school one day (a decade or so ago)
>Not a long trip but I hurried the fuck up, sweat a bit
>Meet female classmate
>"Oh anon, you smell nice for some reason today. Did you get a new haircut?"
>mfw the smell was my BO and the "haircut" was how the wind shaped my hair

Thanks for reading my blogspot.

[Anonymous No.14390670]

Are cheap designer scents like Le Male or ADG supposed to come with a strong blast of alcohol smell to them for the opening? Or have I got a dud?

[Anonymous No.14390794]

>>14390650
>>mfw the smell was my BO
yeah, if you didn't use any soap or shower gel

[Anonymous No.14390830]

>>14389503
Magpies are such beautiful creatures

[Anonymous No.14390846]

>>14390794
I showered and applied some deodorant.

[Anonymous No.14390902]

/Frag/ eternally btfo
https://youtu.be/Pr9bvFiFoos

[Anonymous No.14390907]

Holy based

[Anonymous No.14390910]

>>14390235
Eav des Bavx
L'Artisan Tea For Two
Diptyque Philosykos/L'Artisan Primier Figuier

You could honestly find a lot of niche from $125-195 that would be very natural smelling. Best thing to do would be to isolate what you're looking for and search that way.

[Anonymous No.14390914]

>>14390902
Fellatio levels off the charts

[Anonymous No.14390915]

>>14390907
Glorious teuton autism
T. Bavarian

[Anonymous No.14390936]

Should I bother with deo sprays of frags if I want a lighter scent projection wise?

[Anonymous No.14390945]

>>14390902
The cringe is strong with this one... holy shit this is hard to watch

[Anonymous No.14390971]

>>14389791
what the heck?

[Anonymous No.14390998]

>>14390971
yeah, idk where they are getting that price since you can buy it from Luckyscent or ALoF's own site for $125

[Anonymous No.14391035]

>>14390902
tom ford will literally never meet anyone that fucking woman gets him to meet again lmao.

i bet they all had a good laugh after he walked away.

[Anonymous No.14391049]

>>14391035
This but unironically lol
The autism is real

[Anonymous No.14391079]

>>14390830
Yeah I love magpies, I usually see them omw to work and school and I feed them sometimes when i can

[Anonymous No.14391089]

Henlo
New to fragrances, searching for something citrus/fruit based for man. I thought about some sweet smell, I really like an idea of something with apple. Price of max 50 euro is preferable, the furthest I can go is like 70~ euro, I'm based in Europe (Poland).

[Anonymous No.14391097]

>>14389998
The Aventusfags were mad that Viking isn’t a fuccboi scent.

[Anonymous No.14391105]

>>14391089
Ysl Y edt or edp

[Anonymous No.14391276]

I am told fragrances don't make the man, but the man makes the fragrance. That said, what's the fragrance or the ingredients that gets a women gushing for a man as if they want to climb over them? Does such an ingredient not exist?

In b4 pheromones

[Anonymous No.14391306]

>>14391276
Women would fuck a garbage man or a plumber, they don't care about smell unless you smell like barf. If you want to set a bad boy vibe, get anything with leather or booze. If you want a sugar daddy vibe, get any fragrance that old ass men usually wear. If you want a sporty vibe, get anything that is made for sports or citrus stuff. Ain't that difficult to figure out. Just so you know Stacy won't fuck you if you think this is some magic potion. I buy what I personally like and women can go fuck themselves if they don't like it. So far, that works for me and it should work with you.

[Anonymous No.14391317]

>>14391306
Based and redpilled

[Anonymous No.14391360]

I'm one click away from buying 82 samples and 18 50ml bottles of imitation fragrances.
Make me stop.

[Anonymous No.14391400]

>>14391360
Do it

[Anonymous No.14391410]

>>14391360
just get the samples desu, and use the next three months to figure out what you really like and want

[Anonymous No.14391411]

>>14391317
>2019
>unironically 4chan upvoting posts

[Anonymous No.14391419]

>>14391411
cringe and bluepilled

[Anonymous No.14391452]

>>14391410
>just get the samples desu
I would but they don't fulfill orders below 60€.

[Anonymous No.14391470]

>>14391419
>2019
>unironically 4chan downvoting posts

[Anonymous No.14391515]

>>14391452
>82 samples for <70 USD
that's a damn good deal desu

[Anonymous No.14391606]

>>14391515
Yeah, but they’re Arab oils. A cheap pile of shit is still a pile of shit.

[Anonymous No.14391626]

>>14391452
How do 82 samples not cost 60€

[Anonymous No.14391633]

>>14391626
Because they cost 20 cents (before taxes) per 2ml sample and they are imitation fragrances.

[Anonymous No.14391636]

>>14391626
1ml samples are typically $2-5 a piece from decant sites

[Anonymous No.14391638]

>>14391633
>they are imitation fragrances
oh i thought only the bottles were imitations

[Anonymous No.14391657]

>>14388758
Bump

[Anonymous No.14391681]

What fragrances have gotten you the most mires from women?

Also, can I spray two different fragrances into myself to create a unique mix? I thought some people here did this

[Anonymous No.14391748]

>>14391681
It’s very common to do that. The Tom Ford Private Blend is designed specifically for that.

As for most compliments, AHSEE and Noir Extreme.

[Anonymous No.14391774]

>>14390902
>influencer
already 2 seconds in and i want to kill myself .

[Anonymous No.14391781]

>>14391774
That word needs to disappear from the lexicon. Bunch of self-important twats on Instagram thinking their opinions mean shit to anyone aside from vacuous thots and fuccbois who do whatever social media tells them.

[Anonymous No.14391953]

>>14390902
HE FUCKING DELETED IT FAAAWWWK.

[Anonymous No.14391965]

>>14391953
Lol what a cunt

[Anonymous No.14391982]

>>14391953
What was it? Why did he delete it?

[Anonymous No.14392002]

>>14391982
It was literally jerememe going up to Tom Ford and utterly spilling all of his spaghetti, sperging out and saying Tobacco Oud is his favorite fragrance but also his most disliked, which because of the language barrier Tom Ford thought that Jeremy meant he hates it. It was an extremely cringeworthy 30 seconds of video.

[Anonymous No.14392087]

>>14392002
This. Was truly hard to watch. I'm not surprised he deleted it.

[Anonymous No.14392094]

Jeremy really is an autist. His interaction with Tom ford is something to be studied.

>Too much energy
>Language barrier
>Wanting to make an impression

But the video he did with that black gigachad was good

[Anonymous No.14392113]

>>14392094
>But the video he did with that black gigachad was good

Which makes no sense. He has no difficulty interacting with guys who are equally chad if not moreso, but falls apart when talking to Erwin Creed and Tom Ford. Those dudes are pencilneck twinks and he fawns over them to the point that he goes full aspie fangirl.

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>>14392113
Creed and Ford are like celebrities to him that's why. Perceived status is the most important thing. Creed was entirely aloof, didn't look at jerememe once.

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>>14391089
Iperfumy is polish notino. But there

[Anonymous No.14392176]

Just got my sample of Dior Oud Ispahan. Sorry but it’s way more feminine than Black Aoud Montale. I will give it another wear my I think I will stay with Montale

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>>14391633
Where you shopping brah

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>>14389696
Club d'nut intense

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>>14389082
lol cuir de russie is just repackaged l'heure bleu

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>>14389082
v tasteful

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>>14389963
le labo is a gimmick thru and thru

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>>14390902
what was it?

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>>14390902
Anyone have a backup of this? not on webarchive

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>>14392002
Yikes.

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>>14389170
got your solution right here habibi

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>>14392294
I like it best. It's for millennials / ppl who don't like perfume b/c perfume was always for old ladies and douchebag guys

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>>14392402
>be a millennial
>hate fragrances but love smelling like pickle juice

This world is fucked.

[Anonymous No.14392417]

Has anyone bought the sample packs from surrender to change before? The men's beginner classic and niche pack looks interesting.

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>>14392417
I’ve ordered from them before. A few packs (don’t remember which), and some other random samples. I like them, great customer service. They were out of one thing I ordered, sent me an email to ask if I wanted to cancel, substitute, etc., plus gave me some extra free samples to make up for it. Samples came packed in a nice little box, plus they put a couple pieces of candy in my package too.

I’d use them more often if luckyscent didn’t give free samples whenever I order a bottle from them.

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>>14392402
its for millennials that think money can buy taste

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>>14392002
>language barrier
why the fuck was Jerememe speaking German to him? they both know English

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>>14392294
they have more than a few great scents tho, even if as a whole they are hit-and-miss (and the misses are rarely uninteresting)

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>>14391681

Unironcially eros

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>>14390606
I don't think so. I'm 20 and my girlfriend likes when I wear it.

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>>14392220
I haven't ordered anything from them yet but here you go: https://www.serone.one/
Ctrl+F "Lista denominaciones" to find which fragrance is supposed to be imitated.

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New thread:
>>14385553
>>14392932

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>>14392934
based catto!

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>>14392934
>>14393254
Based catposters.

[Anonymous No.14394284]

>tfw smelled Rick's wife's fragrance at the store in LA
>it's the best fragrance I've ever smelled, absolutely incredible
>1700 dollars

Just end it