Fragrance General #816

[Anonymous No.17191037]

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[Anonymous No.17191040]

NO USELESS GAY FRAGRANCE CHART

[Anonymous No.17191048]

>>17191037
who is the guy on the left?

[Anonymous No.17191051]

>>17191048
Sir Quinten Bisch esq.

[Anonymous No.17191059]

Frags for this feel?
https://youtu.be/d14QxMwPdJU

[Anonymous No.17191063]

Frags for this feel?
https://youtu.be/Cu18oxc0D3E?t=48

[Anonymous No.17191081]

What fragrance would the Dragonborn wear or what fragrance resembles living in skyrim?

[Anonymous No.17191097]

Reminder to support real independent and niche perfumers and not corporate owned fake niche

[Anonymous No.17191112]

>>17191063
ysl pour homme layered with kouros, 20 spritz each

>>17191081
costume national secret woods, profumum arso, Naomi bois d'ascese

[Anonymous No.17191116]

>>17191081
https://www.fragrantica.com/perfume/Orto-Parisi/Cuoium-69923.html

[Anonymous No.17191119]

Is there anything from the Guerlain aqua allegoria line worth trying?

[Anonymous No.17191123]

>>17191112
>ysl pour homme layered with kouros, 20 spritz each
I like the way you think

[Anonymous No.17191130]

>>17191081

Caron Yatagan. 20 Sprays.

[Anonymous No.17191153]

I went and tried my Lover's Tale sample a year later and now it smells nice and wearable, I remember the first time smelling it I was repulsed but now I'm getting a bottle it's such a good leather frag

[Anonymous No.17191160]

>>17191081

[Anonymous No.17191228]

>>17191153

[Anonymous No.17191263]

I'm a little sad because I was going thru my samples and found a few that have almost completely evaporated

[Anonymous No.17191276]

Guys, I my bottle of Encre Noir friday at some anon's recommendation, and have to say that it is pure sex. I have fucked 3 times since wearing it, no fucking joke

[Anonymous No.17191287]

>>17191276
there are nice things about it, but besides that it smells like a middle-aged woman's perfume

[Anonymous No.17191326]

>>17191287
weird, to me it smells like the inside of a drum then you change the heads.

[Anonymous No.17191423]

>>17191287
>womans perfume
what

[Anonymous No.17191449]

>>17191423
yes

[Anonymous No.17191501]

How do you guys get deals for frags? Do you use price comparison or do you buy buy used bottles? Share your frugal tips. Ill start, i use a price comparison site, where i go to the perfume selection and see the "50% off" category, here you will find insane deals, that are only active for a day or two.

[Anonymous No.17191510]

>>17191037
What did he wear?

[Anonymous No.17191515]

>>17191037
Is it okay to wear a frag to an office job? Can someone list all the places you can wear a frag to? Obvious ones being a night out and a wedding

[Anonymous No.17191557]

>>17191160
How does this actually smell?

[Anonymous No.17191563]

>>17191423
Not him, but yeah, the inky plastic vetiver can come off feminine

[Anonymous No.17191575]

>>17191097
>Nicolai
I have Violette Love, and Fig Tea on my radar.

[Anonymous No.17191590]

>>17191510
pure organic sweat

[Anonymous No.17191597]

Now that the dust has settled, what's our final verdict on Bois Impérial?

[Anonymous No.17191605]

>>17191037
recc me something that smells like a man’s musky crotch
dad loved kouros’ drydown and I want to surprise him

[Anonymous No.17191614]

>>17191597
The perfect mixed concoction. It will need many sniffing before you properly understand it. It's literally the best niche out there, it's enjoyable, complex, no price cheating, pulls compliments, satisfies fragrance snobs, because it's made to smell naturally. Woodlovers will be covered too, because it's saw-dusty due to the Akigalawood.
It's very versatile, fresh enough for summer, complex and woody enough for winter, longevity is excellent.

[Anonymous No.17191615]

>>17191605
>I want to surprise him
by smelling like a man’s musky crotch?

[Anonymous No.17191617]

>>17191605

[Anonymous No.17191627]

>>17191614
>It will need many sniffing before you properly understand it.
How can it be a people pleaser then

[Anonymous No.17191638]

>>17191563
ohh that's exactly what it is. i was wondering "where's this inky note that people talk about??" and it just clicked: it's the part that reminds me of ladies' perfume.

i don't even know what vetiver smells like t b h

[Anonymous No.17191656]

>>17191510
Pinaud Lilac Vegetal

[Anonymous No.17191666]

>>17191597
Banana candy, wanted to buy, hated it.
Same feel as H24.

[Anonymous No.17191668]

>>17191666
How the fuck do you get banana candy from BI? It smells like spices, sawdust and herbal medicine

[Anonymous No.17191675]

Would you rather order the following:

Swiss Arabian Shaghaf Oud Aswad
Bentley For Men Intense
Halloween Man X
Royal Copenhagen Royal Copenhagen Musk

or for the same price

Sauvage EdP

yo

[Anonymous No.17191684]

>>17191668
I think it’s the ambroxan combined with some of its green ingredients, actually searched for it over the internet and some people comment the same thing on fragrantica. I repeat, I actually wanted to like and consoom both frags, not my thing.

[Anonymous No.17191703]

>>17191684
>ambroxan
Oh so that's why BI gives me Sauvage vibes
Do you think it smells the same to normalfags?

[Anonymous No.17191710]

>>17191510
horse manure

[Anonymous No.17191713]

>>17191703
At least to me ( I am no expert) they smell completely diifferent, the only thing close to Sauvage I’ve smelled is Luna Rossa Carbon.

[Anonymous No.17191740]

Thoughts on Bois Belize?
Anything else from Nicolai that's really worth trying aside from NYI?

[Anonymous No.17191763]

>>17191097
Reminder that this image is not part of the Fragrance General OP and only reflects the opinions of the anon that posted it.

[Anonymous No.17191767]

>>17191116
Redpill me on Orto Parisi frags
Is it true they're all very weird with absolutely nuclear performance?

[Anonymous No.17191768]

>>17191675
Neither, because both options are Jeremy memes

[Anonymous No.17191772]

>>17191597
For a frag that's so frequently memed in the fragrance community, I'm surprised that not many well known youtube reviewers talk about it

[Anonymous No.17191773]

>>17191740
BBI is nice but on most days the rose is just too much for me

[Anonymous No.17191774]

>>17191772
Its definitely memed more than usual in these threads because of the constant BI shill vs BI schizo fighting. I don't hear much about it elsewhere

[Anonymous No.17191775]

>>17191774
It's extremely hyped on fragrantica and to a lesser extent basenotes
Bisch himself is also very well known in the community

[Anonymous No.17191777]

it really do be like that bros

[Anonymous No.17191782]

>>17191777
Penguin Premium Blend is actually really good, fresh, salty, summery. Better than Sauvage or Bleu de Chanel.

[Anonymous No.17191792]

>>17191638
Well you are retarded. If you don’t even what vetiver smells like, then your opinion that is smells like “ladies perfume” is invalid.

[Anonymous No.17191798]

>>17191563
in what way is vetiver feminine? it's like the most classically masculine note ever, I can't even name a single popular women's frag with prominent vetiver

[Anonymous No.17191800]

>>17191605
if he liked Kouros, get him some Antaeus

[Anonymous No.17191802]

Got encre noire sport, is it worth buying the others? Are they different enough to warrant it? thanks

[Anonymous No.17191803]

>>17191675
neither honestly
Halloween Man X is a sugary, cheap-smelling mess
Bentley Intense is alright but there's some note in it that's really harsh to me, idk if it's the incense or what
sauvage sucks and I haven't tried the rest

encre noire extreme, cerruti 1881 and neroli intense are some great cheapies. versace blue jeans is not bad either if you want something more youthful and candy-like

[Anonymous No.17191806]

>>17191802
the Extreme version is pretty different, much more smoky and with added resins / amber
it's the "winter" flanker while EN sport is the summer version and the original is somewhere between the two

[Anonymous No.17191815]

>>17191675
why do you want to order a lot of cheap shit? just buy 1 proper fragrance; get Bois Imperial over Sauvage

[Anonymous No.17191818]

>>17191768
>Jeremy
i dont watch Jeremy
prefer ash

[Anonymous No.17191825]

tested a few frags

>H24
fresh vegan cat piss aged in an old woman house
>Valentino Born In Roma Uomo
sweet toffee vetiver
>ralph club
invictus intense edp kek
>noire extreme
a more modern version of 1 million
>tom ford ombre leather
leather car seat
>boss the scent
modern generic men frag[not sweet/fresh] actually smells decent, unironically

[Anonymous No.17191840]

>>17191802
>>17191806
Yeah, that's about right.
It's powerful and oily. It has this strong cypress opening note, some would even call it a turpentine note, and this note is not for everyone, that's for sure! Also, if you will hug someone shortly after applying L'Extreme, the smell will stick to them like glue, so you better restrain yourself from hugging your girl who just put some Black Opium on her neck.
I would say it's the perfect 'lone wolf' type for walks in the forest or park on a rainy or foggy day. Goes nice with reading a book. But it's like the opposite of a crowd pleaser.

[Anonymous No.17191851]

>>17191840
>But it's like the opposite of a crowd pleaser
eh, it's not a stinky animalic or anything, I don't think it would actively put people off, smells pleasant in a dark, woody, incensy kind of way

[Anonymous No.17191852]

>>17191840
thats hilarious my ex girlfriend used to wear black opium i fucking hated it to be honest - i was more turned on the smell of her arsehole if i'm truthful...

[Anonymous No.17191860]

What's your SOTD?

[Anonymous No.17191866]

>>17191825
You seem insufferable. Do you actually enjoy living or do you complain about everything you don’t like?

[Anonymous No.17191868]

>>17191818
Gents Scents is arguably worse in some ways. You gotta stop listening to some balding flyover hick slobs when it comes to frags

[Anonymous No.17191870]

>>17191860
sweat, I haven't showered in 36 hours
>>17191866
>HE DOESN'T LIKE EVERYTHING I LIKE?? HES INSUFFERABLE REEEEEEEEEEEEE
consider r*ddit

[Anonymous No.17191872]

>>17191868
he duz like a lot of shit. youtube is such a weird medium to learn about fragrances though since you obviously can't smell through a screen

[Anonymous No.17191875]

R8 my collection
>FM: MR + POAL
>TF: TV, TL, TO, OW, OWI
>Amouage: Dia, Jubilation XXV, Journey Man
>Guerlain: Jicky EDT, Mitsouko EDP, Vetiver EDT
>Nasomatto: Baraonda, Black Afgano, Pardon
>Chanel: BDC Parfum, Sycomore, Paris-Edinburgh, No 19 EDT
>Diptyque - Oud Palao, Nishane - Hacivat, MMM - BTFP, Nicolai - NYI
+ cheapies, samples, decants

[Anonymous No.17191879]

>>17191875
10/10

[Anonymous No.17191881]

>>17191875
Is Journey Man really that peppery or just sweet oriental shit? Might hit the trigger.

[Anonymous No.17191888]

>>17191870
Why would you misquote me? I literally wrote “Do you actually enjoy living or do you complain about everything you don’t like?”. You seem very angry. You should go take a shower, it will make you feel better.

[Anonymous No.17191890]

Wore BI today. Went to get groceries and an old lady smiled at me and told me I could cut in front of her.
Bischbros we're unstoppable

[Anonymous No.17191895]

>>17191890
She definitely wanted to stand behind you so she can have a good sniff.

[Anonymous No.17191896]

>>17191888
He just gave his thoughts on a few frags, you're the one that got all pissy and mad that he insulted one of your favorite frags lmao. In fact his original post wasn't even very negative, he only said H24 was bad. You're the mad one here, you just try to hide it like a woman would

[Anonymous No.17191897]

>>17191895
Shes in for a surprise, I only sprayed it the front of my shirt and I have one helluva fart brewing and ready to launch

[Anonymous No.17191899]

>>17191866
you have to read between the lines a bit
boss the scent is actually decent ,i would reco for a daily versatile men scent
also that valentino uomo roma is a great date night frag,anything else was pure trash

give me great perfumes and i will tell you they are great. I don't promote mediocrity

[Anonymous No.17191906]

>>17191896
I’m not sure why you are defending him. This is taking being a white knight to a whole new level. It takes a level of maturity to appreciate something, even if you don’t like something. Just because you don’t like something doesn’t make it bad. I bet you don’t even like BI. You are the one getting mad and you need to calm down.

[Anonymous No.17191914]

>>17191906
Im not defending him, but rather attacking you. It is very amusing to me, interacting with mouth-breathing mongs such as yourself. Consider it similar to why people like interacting with dogs.

[Anonymous No.17191921]

>>17191914
if you resort to very petty namecalling, it says more about what kind of person you are than it does about me. You need to learn to control your emotions if talking about fragrances gets you so worked up. A lot of people enjoy h24, even if you don’t like it.

[Anonymous No.17191925]

>>17191866
t. Man who wears the catpiss fragrance

[Anonymous No.17191928]

>>17191925
It’s ok for people to enjoy different things anon.

[Anonymous No.17191930]

>>17191928
You’re the one sperging out because that anon didn’t like your catpiss

[Anonymous No.17191933]

>>17191930
So people aren’t allowed to enjoy different things?

[Anonymous No.17191936]

>>17191597
Let's find out
https://strawpoll.com/polls/jVyGJ4zmkZ7

[Anonymous No.17191942]

>>17191875
You are a big collector

[Anonymous No.17191943]

Post brutal mogs.

[Anonymous No.17191953]

sotd, winter here so its ysl opium. warm and spicy for the weather
also why does the entire adp blue line just smell like lemons

[Anonymous No.17191954]

>>17191860
eldo hermann and cherry punk on the left arm, encelade on the right arm

working remotely

[Anonymous No.17191957]

>>17191875
very nice, good choices, good taste
think you need a real fougere though

[Anonymous No.17191959]

My waifu outed their (they/them) favourite frag.
Thoughts?

[Anonymous No.17191962]

>>17191959
>cumin
to the trash it goes

[Anonymous No.17191970]

>>17191943
I do like H24, but yeah, it doesn't seem to me like it will go down in history as a classic like TdH did

[Anonymous No.17191974]

I'm compiling a list of frags that are well received by most, attractive and pleasing but aren't extremely popular. So far I've got
>Bois Imperial
>Jazz Club
>Ombre Leather
What else should be added?

[Anonymous No.17191981]

>>17191974
kek no designers

[Anonymous No.17191982]

>>17191981
BI is designer-priced
Jazz Club is designer, what the fuck are you smoking? You're aware Margiela doesn't just make frags, right

[Anonymous No.17191984]

>>17191982
none of them are mainstream, tom ford is the closest, but it is mainly men in their fourties who wear tom ford

[Anonymous No.17191986]

>>17191984
>none of them are mainstream
That's the whole point, frags that are very pleasant but not mainstream, please read my post again

[Anonymous No.17191987]

>>17191986
no frags are extremely popular, most men dont wear frags.

[Anonymous No.17191988]

>>17191840
Christ. It's so fucking boring. It's like having a dark cloud following you around overhead all day. Boooring

[Anonymous No.17191991]

>>17191987
Is this an american thing? Everyone wears a frag here. I was even talking to a girl about it and she told me it came off as unkempt when a guy didn't wear perfume. I guarantee I'll smell Sauvage at least once if I go for a walk in the city.

[Anonymous No.17191993]

>>17191974
HDP 1828 smells more refined than any designer frag without losing the mass appeal imo

[Anonymous No.17191998]

>>17191993
>more refined than any designer frag without losing the mass appeal
Nicolai NYI is similar in that regard

[Anonymous No.17192000]

[Anonymous No.17192002]

>>17191991
deff not, im european. You must be living in a large city. Most of the people i know dont wear frags, wear a shitty frag their parents bought them several years before, or they only wear frags for parties

[Anonymous No.17192003]

>>17192000
Surprising, I'm >>17191991 and my country isn't on the list
>>17192002
It's a pretty big city but not huge. Like 900k people.
Everyone I see regularly wears a frag
My coworker even has a decant in his desk drawer and he's not even into it as a hobby

[Anonymous No.17192006]

>>17192000
>Both genders
>All age groups
>Very few countries
what a shitty survey
>>17192003
my town has 600 people and the closest city has 40k so i cant relate to your experience. It is only really the few social people who wear frags from my experience, 90% of the guys in my class smell like deodorant, cheap perfume or sweat/nothing

[Anonymous No.17192007]

>>17192006
>600 people and the closest city has 40k
God I wish that were me

[Anonymous No.17192010]

>>17192007
It is pretty great to be honest, even though the closest city only has 40k people it has a pretty big shopping center with a good amount of nighclubs. I am surrounded by fields and forests, but i still have a gym within 200 meters. Lifes great out here. Also i want to retract >>17191987, did not really think about cities larger than 200k people when i wrote that

[Anonymous No.17192011]

>>17192010
Western europe?

[Anonymous No.17192017]

>>17191933
>he says, while attacking someone who doesn’t like what he likes

[Anonymous No.17192028]

>>17191974
how are jazz club and ombre leather not extremely popular?

ambers:

ambre khandjar une nuit nomade
ambre cashmere intense nicolai parfumeur
fort royal le couvenant maison
costume national 21
costume national scent intense

fougerish/woody:
hdp 1828 as mentioned by anon above
guerlain l'eau homme boisee (disc.)

leathers:
zara & jmolly bergamot and leather spritz (disc. for now)

all the unisex elie saabs done by mfk b4 he launched his own brand are great and designer priced if you can get a hold of them

[Anonymous No.17192033]

>>17192028
>how are jazz club and ombre leather not extremely popular?
They're not popular like Sauvage, Bleu, One Million, TdH, ADG, Profumo, Cool Water, Chrome, Spicebomb, Le Male etc
Seriously, I catch whiffs of TdH and Sauvage every single time I go for a night out. To say these frags are overplayed is an understatement. By comparison, Jazz Club and Ombre Leather are uncommon and original

[Anonymous No.17192034]

>>17192011
Denmark, so both western and northern depending on who you ask

[Anonymous No.17192036]

>>17192033
well, I guess that's your empirical take on this but I'd argue they're popular as long as they are being sold in the same department stores (as they are in my country at least)

[Anonymous No.17192039]

>>17192036
>they're popular as long as they are being sold in the same department stores
I understand what you mean but that's not really a good indicator since you can find stuff in Sephora that nobody ever buys but they carry it anyway. Nobody gives a fuck about something like Montblanc Emblem but it's everywhere anyway
>they are in my country
They carry Tom Ford everywhere? Here they don't, probably because they don't want to let poorfags sample. I also haven't seen Margiela anywhere but in the biggest luxury stores.

[Anonymous No.17192042]

>>17192017
Yes describing h24 as vegan cat piss in an olds woman’s house seems like like insufferable behaviour to me, especially when fragrances is your hobby. It may not be every bodies cup of tea but it’s pretty innoffensive. It’s like complaining that bread is disgusting.

[Anonymous No.17192046]

>>17191988
The funny thing about your description is that I still find it more than interesting - a dark cloud sitting on your shoulders for an entire day. If you are energetic and always in motion, yeah, this is definitely not a frag for you. But I'm a melancholic person, sometimes even moody, so it's expected I like it.
It's like Phil Niblock's music, monotonous, deprived of emotions. I find comfort in these kinds of things:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ix-ZYT4if8

[Anonymous No.17192048]

>>17192039
>I understand what you mean but that's not really a good indicator since you can find stuff in Sephora that nobody ever buys but they carry it anyway.

fair enough, MMM and TF to me are on the "popular designer" side of things but this is my subjective take so you might be right

>They carry Tom Ford everywhere?
pretty much every store that sells fragrances also sells TF & MMM (Nordic country), but things might be different elsewhere

[Anonymous No.17192052]

>>17191597
I wouldn't say I hate it but I would say it's very interesting

[Anonymous No.17192054]

Ok second reviewfag here, not the same as >>17191825
I bought bunch of designer samples, because i hate testing top notes at the store and im not a poorfag so i can afford it. Here are my reviews so far
> YVS La Nuit de L'Homme Bleu Électrique
Super lovely, gonna buy this soon. It is spicy sweet, very unique and overal extremely pleasant to smell.
> V Dylan Blue
Kinda boring, but still good. Kinda wanna buy so i have a normie blue frag.
> V Oud Noir
Oud smells like shit in my opinion, so i am not surprised that i dont like it. It smells like oud, there ya go.
>JPG Le male
Super good, but i also immedietly recognized the scent. Might still buy though, just because it so cheap and smells so good.
>JPG ultra male
Also very good, not as good as Le Male, and one of my classmates wear it, so i wont buy it unless it goes on a big sale
> Terre d'Hermes
Overhyped, i feel like it is very simple, just a tangy vetiver. If you really like this i would suggest checking out galimard aventure, they smell super similar, but galimard aventure costs like 28 euro.
>D Sauvage
Just a boring fresh spicy frag, i didnt even recognize the scent, so my country probably agrees with me
>Dior Fahrenheit
Very good and interesting opening, turns to kinda simple leather. Not my style, but i might still buy it when it goes on sale.
>D Homme Intense
Boring, but i am going to try it again, because i think i might have gone nose blind when i tested it.
>Prada Lhomme
Very clean and lovely opening. Continues to be clean throughout, but at like 2 hours it starts smelling like shit for like an hour. Need to try again if something went wrong
>A Reflection Man
Its a meh frag, not worth its price at all. It is a more complex version of neroli intense
>TF Black Orchid
Opening is way to sweet, it gets a bit more gourmand and woody, but i dont really like it.
>CDG 2
Smells super weird, kinda like if you took some of those sour gummy worms, and then injected them with chemicals and woody notes.

[Anonymous No.17192059]

>>17191782
>>17191777
Hell yeah one of my favorite cheapies for summer

[Anonymous No.17192066]

>>17191888
you're a fag

[Anonymous No.17192069]

>>17191943
christine nagel can suck my dick

[Anonymous No.17192070]

>>17192066
calm down anon

[Anonymous No.17192074]

>>17191959
Sounds good. Is Byredo some Parfum de Marley Creed tier fake niche shit?

[Anonymous No.17192083]

>>17191597

shall I blind buy it?

[Anonymous No.17192088]

>>17192083
Yes.

[Anonymous No.17192094]

>>17192083
Blind buying is not a good idea
Especially when you can get the sample set for 21 bucks on their website and if you don't like it you'll have wasted 21 bucks instead of 75

[Anonymous No.17192097]

>>17192083
yes

[Anonymous No.17192100]

>>17192042
nta but h24 was pretty harsh in the opening, became enjoyable after around 5 hours

[Anonymous No.17192102]

>>17192083
Most definitely. Best niche out there.

[Anonymous No.17192104]

>>17191936
>not a single "bad" vote
Based.

[Anonymous No.17192111]

>that one shitposter who votes for the bad option despite probably having never smelled BI

[Anonymous No.17192119]

>>17192083
yes

[Anonymous No.17192120]

>>17192074
More like Le Labo tier soulless hipster shit, somewhat overpriced

[Anonymous No.17192123]

thoughts on Gucci pour homme 2?

[Anonymous No.17192145]

>>17192083
Do it faggot

[Anonymous No.17192165]

>>17192123
very synthetic and in no way worth the price, look into nicolai bois belize intense & armani eau de cedre for better options

[Anonymous No.17192172]

>>17192165
Not him but is BBI similar to BI?

[Anonymous No.17192183]

The new Fragrance Groups 101 chart

[Anonymous No.17192185]

>>17192183
About time for another revision, no?

[Anonymous No.17192186]

The fragrance flowchart for beginners

[Anonymous No.17192187]

GIF ANON OP, PLEASE COME BACK

[Anonymous No.17192195]

>>17191130
That’s my Sotd unironically with 12 sprays. Still isn’t overbearing

[Anonymous No.17192200]

>>17192172
>Not him but is BBI similar to BI?
not at all, BBI is a much more dense frag with prominent mate

[Anonymous No.17192201]

>>17191501
I buy used and search for misspelling on eBay. For example gray vetiver or gurlain. What site do you use?

[Anonymous No.17192203]

any recs for frags that smell like coffee? designer or niche, just want to know what's out there

[Anonymous No.17192218]

>>17192203
>just want to know what's out there
I only know halloween man x. Its opening smells similar to lemon-scented washing-up liquid though.

[Anonymous No.17192226]

>>17191981
>tom ford
>margiela
>not designer

[Anonymous No.17192241]

Alright I ordered my next batch of samples and if after that there's still nothing I can conceivably see myself adopting as a signature scent I'll just default back to BI and leave this general forever. This "hobby" is honestly a waste of money. Any "hobby" that only involves passively consuming products is worthless

[Anonymous No.17192243]

>>17192241
>copypasting my post from the previous thread
Why? It didn't gather that many (you)s

[Anonymous No.17192252]

>>17192200
>Why, yes I own a tea plantation. How could you tell?

[Anonymous No.17192254]

>>17192241
>Signature scent
Cringe

[Anonymous No.17192277]

>>17192254
>he doesn't aim to have a couple bottles of his absolute favorites
Collections are so cumbersome

[Anonymous No.17192283]

>>17191037
can a man wear chanel no 5?

[Anonymous No.17192284]

>>17192283
anything is possible, men are even cutting their weiners off and viceversa

[Anonymous No.17192289]

>>17191974
BI for warmer days (or cold if you want), Jazz club for colder days (and some variety), New York Intense for dates and fancy occasions. Is this the perfect trifecta?

[Anonymous No.17192309]

>>17192277
U wear the same outfit every day?

[Anonymous No.17192318]

Going to Madrid for a week next week, what are some cool frag shops to check out? Anything local? I know Carner but that's from Barcelona

[Anonymous No.17192319]

>>17191792
i'm talking about encre noire you cunt

[Anonymous No.17192326]

>>17192309
Yeah, kind of.

[Anonymous No.17192333]

>>17192283
A frag is a frag. Wear what makes you happy.

[Anonymous No.17192373]

>>17192252
kek

[Anonymous No.17192382]

I was wearing Sauvage EDT on both of my wrists, started washing dished and noticed that Sauvage with the cheapest dish soap I could buy was creating an interesting, though strange, rosemary accord

[Anonymous No.17192394]

>>17192033
>They're not popular like Sauvage, Bleu, One Million, TdH, ADG, Profumo, Cool Water, Chrome, Spicebomb, Le Male etc

They're mostly trash, except CE and OG AdG

[Anonymous No.17192404]

>>17192382
now take it to the next level and try that dish soap in the shower, then 10 sprays of sauvage after you dry off.

[Anonymous No.17192407]

is it safe blind buy?

[Anonymous No.17192422]

>>17191767
>Redpill me on Orto Parisi frags
>Is it true they're all very weird with absolutely nuclear performance?
They tend to be very strong. Lots of his fragrances are based on huge overdoses of aroma chems but he uses much more interesting ones that things like ambroxan or iso e super.
You can find the formula for megamare in some posts on basenotes and it uses some super expensive aroma molecule at something like a 25% concentration.
Sample before buying

[Anonymous No.17192423]

best aqua di parma for a date night? i want my pp sucked

[Anonymous No.17192427]

>>17192074
>Is Byredo some Parfum de Marley Creed tier fake niche shit?
It was a brand created specifically to sell out to Loreal and they successfully did so recently, expect all their fragrances to be watered down to nothing along with a price increase in the next year.

[Anonymous No.17192443]

>>17192226
see
>>17191984
Average normie have no clue what tom ford or margiela is.

[Anonymous No.17192444]

>>17192443
That's not what designer means.

[Anonymous No.17192476]

>>17192444
i dont give a shit nerd

[Anonymous No.17192480]

>>17192476
>retard says something retarded
>gets called out
>"i-i don't care"
pathetic loser lmao

[Anonymous No.17192484]

>>17192289
I wonder if Turin would rate BI 5/5

[Anonymous No.17192506]

>>17192484
He would probably be thrilled it didn't have any loud synthetic amber scent molecules in it. But i don't know how he would rate it. I think he would like it but he might say it sucks and then bitch about modern perfumery

[Anonymous No.17192512]

>>17192506
>it didn't have any loud synthetic amber scent molecules in it.
Doesn't it have ambroxan?
Also what would you say is definitely worth sampling in his 5/5 list aside from LDDM and NY

[Anonymous No.17192516]

>>17192480
might as well put a reaction meme to really seal the deal on that epic comeback.

[Anonymous No.17192522]

>>17192516
Seethe harder faggot

[Anonymous No.17192525]

>>17192522
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMeBtqtWsis

[Anonymous No.17192526]

>>17192512
Yatagan, cool water, he strongly suggested the most recent formula of diorella for men and said its eau sauvage perfected.
I think he gave antaeus a 4/5 and said it would be great for women but that was the older mid 2000s formula. In the forward of his more recent book he asked why you would spend hundreds for fake niche when you can get antaeus for $90 a bottle.

[Anonymous No.17192532]

>>17192526
I've tried all of those already except diorella. CW I found disappointing, and Antaeus was excellent. Yatagan is good but not really my thing

[Anonymous No.17192549]

>>17192532
Okay,
Bandit
Dune
Habit rouge
Invasion barbare
Sycamore
Chanel no 5 the pure parfum make sure to smear some of this on if you ever see it offered at an upscale department store. I wouldn't actually buy a 15ml bottle for $300 or whatever it costs

[Anonymous No.17192550]

>>17191798
Encre Noir uses a synthetic note that imitates the smell of Vetiver. Vetiveryl acetate smells like inky, almost plasticy vetiver.

[Anonymous No.17192553]

>>17192549
Thanks

[Anonymous No.17192555]

>>17191037
Where's the best place to sell opened/partially used bottles?
I went to an estate sale over the weekend and bought a bunch for $80.

[Anonymous No.17192558]

>>17191597
>only one actual answer to this post
Why can't /frag/ discuss BI in good faith? jesus

[Anonymous No.17192560]

>>17192555
Vintage? Ebay if you are in the us.
Make detailed listings, put vintage in the title and try to give a rough age if you can figure it out based on other ebay listings.
Not vintage? Apparently facbook marketplace if you are willing to meet the kind of.people that would use.Facebook marketplace in person.
In Europe they all use some other app i forget the name of.

[Anonymous No.17192562]

I’ve grown tired of Aesop Body Wash.

Bought a Byredo Mojave Desert body wash instead, but I find that the smell is too strong.

Are the other Byredo scents better? What other body wash can you recommend?

[Anonymous No.17192582]

>>17192562
Hermes does good body washes based on their frags

[Anonymous No.17192590]

>>17192562
Just use unscented aveno bodywash and then cover yourself in frag after the shower. Why pay $20 a bottle for scented soap?

[Anonymous No.17192597]

have been using this recently because it was cheap. wanted a crisp sortof scent for summer and it is just right for a simple scent for hot weather

[Anonymous No.17192614]

>>17192484
Have he rated Ganymede? I don't think he'd go above 4 since it's kind of a little brother to Ganymede which is award winning already, not like that would guarantee a like from Turin.

I think BI is a too one dimensional to be a 10/10, like I want there to be something more to contrast.

[Anonymous No.17192625]

>>17192590
Because I don’t want to expose my children to perfume due to the risk of allergy.

>>17192582
I can’t really identify myself with Hermés, but I appreciate your input!

[Anonymous No.17192689]

>>17192625
Allergies are caused by the lack of exposure to stuff

[Anonymous No.17192702]

>>17192241
So is listening to music a worthless hobby, because it's passively consumed?

[Anonymous No.17192740]

>>17192042
>>17191921
Actual autism. Lack of self awareness is one of the signs of autism, anon. You should get that diagnosed so you can start receiving government benefits.

[Anonymous No.17192741]

>>17192702
Consuming is not a hobby

[Anonymous No.17192745]

>>17192241
>>17192243
This might be bait, but I actually agree unironically. Its like the people who collect stamps or coins, I still wouldn't call those a hobby either. Its just buying things, thats not a hobby. If you formulate your own frags, then it becomes a hobby.

[Anonymous No.17192798]

https://youtu.be/ZtzNEE2Esbc?t=258

frags for this feel?

[Anonymous No.17192814]

>>17192798
Office for him

[Anonymous No.17192836]

>>17192745
Collecting things can be certainly be a hobby. Whether one consider it a hobby or mere interest I think depends on how much time you spend on it.

[Anonymous No.17192848]

>>17192597
Nice, that you've bought it. It's an aquatic vetiver scent, literally smells like fresh cut radish and throwing in some vetiver.
Bois Impérial might be something you'll enjoy too.

[Anonymous No.17192851]

>>17192283
i don't know what should happen to be able to pull it off
on the other hand, no 19 is defo wearable, you can also try jacomo silences, it's similar but cheaper but i have a feeling it may have been discontinued

[Anonymous No.17192876]

>>17192836
I guess it comes down to how you collect it. If you're collecting rocks by going out to caves, spelunking, and digging them up and rolling them yourself, then for sure its a hobby.
If you're "collecting" them just by buying them online, that is not a hobby. You just like rocks and buy a lot of them.

[Anonymous No.17192904]

Best scents for men if I want something very fruity/candylike or perhaps even like a swimming pool+tropical?

[Anonymous No.17192923]

>>17192876
So art collecting is not a hobby because you’re merely buying it and not taking risks equivalent to collecting rocks in caves? What a moronic distinction

[Anonymous No.17192925]

>>17192904
>fruity/candylike
Go to the mall and test all of the Paco Rabanne and Jean Paul Gaultier fragrances they currently have available to test. You're guaranteed to find one fruity enough for you.

[Anonymous No.17192931]

>>17192923
Its really not, lmao. Art collecting is money laundering for smart people, and wealth transfer for gullible people. By transfer I mean out of their pocket and into someone elses pocket. I'm guessing you might fall into that second category?

[Anonymous No.17192991]

>>17192848
I don't see how BI is related to what he posted
BI is fresh, spicy and woody but it's not a light vetiver scent or anything like that

[Anonymous No.17193008]

>>17192904
versace blue jeans smells like cola-flavored candy

[Anonymous No.17193010]

>>17192560
None of them are that old or special.
It was sort of a blind buy. Saw a few Creed bottles, and offered $80 for all of what was left. Figured those alone should at least cover everything else I purchased at the sale.

[Anonymous No.17193025]

For someone who enjoys being in the water as much as one does and wears Bleu de Chanel almost everyday over spring/summer. Would Mancera Wave Musk differ that much ?

I really enjoy the after smell of a long swim in the pool or ocean.

Pic relatively related, I wear Tobacco through Fall and Winter.

[Anonymous No.17193046]

>>17193010
Old batches of creed are worth insane amounts of money, look up the batch codes on fourms to see if they are desired batches and if so sell them on ebay with thr batch code in the listing title. This only applies to their mens frags from what i know but yeah 10 year old bottles if aventus are worth thousands

[Anonymous No.17193049]

>>17193025
don't buy mancera, cheap-smelling extremely synthetic frags, a vastly overrated brand overall
if you want an aquatic, get ADG eau de parfum or something. all designer aquatics smell the same anyway

[Anonymous No.17193070]

a frag that smells of unwashed muff

[Anonymous No.17193087]

>>17193070
le cunt millesime pur lui

[Anonymous No.17193092]

>>17193087
le muff le parfum

[Anonymous No.17193113]

>>17193070
Aventus

[Anonymous No.17193141]

literal newfag here that knows nothing about fragrances
tried some of my dad's stuff, here's how i'd rate them:

sauvage edt - shower gel tier, my dad's favorite but it's boring and generic for me
eros edp - really good, hard to describe
eros flame edp - gets me a lot of compliments from ladies but my bros ask me if it's my mom's perfume
lacoste 12 12 blanc - smells nice, spicy?
issey miyake l'eau d'issy - smells fruity and wonderful
acqua di gio - smells like citrus, i think the issey miyake is better
bleu de chanel edp - refreshing but forgettable imo

recommend some fragrances that aren't like the ones above because i don't want to wear the stuff my dad wears
sorry for being a newfag i'll start by reading the pastebins...

[Anonymous No.17193151]

>>17193141
Take the Bwaz Imp-ear-e-al Pill

[Anonymous No.17193316]

>>17193141
Hermes h24
Paco rabanne phantom
Issey miyake nuit de issey
Issey miyake sport -these are both totally different than the one your dad has

[Anonymous No.17193325]

>>17192123
I loved it, wouldn't pay post-discontinuation price but I would love to find a tea smelling replacement that's good for spring and summer (not HiM)

[Anonymous No.17193337]

>>17193141
bro just go for bois imperial and expand from there, ur obviously a chap who is looking to get laid: bois imperial is the key

[Anonymous No.17193358]

>>17193070
Guerlain Jicky, guerlain mitsouko

[Anonymous No.17193362]

For anyone looking for something unique that still smells nice I recommend Caron l’anarchist. Get it while you still can. Minty fresh, with spices, and wood. Very unique and very nice. Plus the bottle is cool

[Anonymous No.17193404]

Guys, this shit is incredibly badass. Better tobacco than Naxos, Tobacco Vanille and Man in Black.

Am I a furry now? HALP

[Anonymous No.17193421]

>>17193404
>Am I a furry now? HALP
no but you might be a faggot
just buy whatever u like who cares about branding

[Anonymous No.17193433]

>>17191800
thx anon

[Anonymous No.17193591]

32 year old male here.

Most of my career I've worked at places that don't care about what I look or smell like (bike shops, big marketing firms, small ad agencies, think jeans and t-shirts as the norm), but I'm up for a design director roll at a very high end home goods company.

Based on the company and people running it (they all look like high power NYC women who spend a lot of time on their look) I get the feeling I can't roll in wearing just old spice.

Would something like this be an okay scent? I've never worn any sort of scent before.

[Anonymous No.17193637]

Finally got my samplers in today
>Chypre Palatin
>Invasion Barbare
>Interlude Black Iris
How am I supposed to cope knowing full bottles of these masterpieces are inevitably gonna cost me an arm and a leg?

[Anonymous No.17193666]

>>17193591
crazy to see someone my age saying they have a career

[Anonymous No.17193686]

>>17193666
Is that a bad thing?

Also, I'd say running hell is a career. Don't be so hard on yourself Satan.

[Anonymous No.17193689]

>>17193686
just reminds me how fucked my life is

[Anonymous No.17193701]

>>17193591
wear chinky teriyaki and they'll know you're a weeb

[Anonymous No.17193810]

one of the best reviewers out there

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBiWTP-RamA&ab_channel=ScentsOfSouthJersey

[Anonymous No.17193827]

>>17191974
>>17192289
Is jazz club as much of a pantydropper as reviews make it seem? Is it the best sexy/date scent for men?

[Anonymous No.17193871]

>>17193810
>man
no thanks

[Anonymous No.17193924]

how do I learn to get the proper notes that perfume has?
how did you learn? on some workshops?

[Anonymous No.17193926]

>>17193871
your balls are in the wrong position obviously

[Anonymous No.17193929]

>>17193871

at least its pretty informative and stuff
not only ohhh mypussy on fire when i smell it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTDLkMF_l80&ab_channel=StudioScents

[Anonymous No.17193937]

>>17193924
just practice, I guess. it helps to sniff the note in question in isolation too

[Anonymous No.17193939]

>>17193871
why are Curly and Demi the most popular female frag youtubers when Ashley exists?
>actual trained perfumer
>some nice niche recommendations from time to time
>doesn't look like a man (sorry Curly)

[Anonymous No.17193954]

>>17193827
>pantydropper
don't ever use this term here again
>Is it the best sexy/date scent for men?
no

[Anonymous No.17193960]

>>17193954
>no
What is then?

[Anonymous No.17193967]

>mogs your "showergel" scent

[Anonymous No.17193970]

>>17193960
>THE best sexy/date scent for men?
hard to say buddy, this would be pretty subjective
in my opinion it's something with an amber/vanilla base - see close to midnight by musicology, grand soir by mfk, aura sublime by bijon etc.

someone else might prefer fougeres, a true alfa would probably pull under my skin by Bianchi

[Anonymous No.17193981]

>>17193939
She's fairly new. I like her, but she's not very exciting or entertaining, the things that draws in npc's and normies.

[Anonymous No.17193995]

>>17192423
date night? essenza

[Anonymous No.17194001]

buying the girl a gift, edp is hard to find

[Anonymous No.17194016]

and this

[Anonymous No.17194017]

>>17193591
This will be okay, because this has been completely reformulated so hard to the point that other people won’t be able to smell that your wearing a fragrance at all by the time get to work.

It’s a real shame because this used to be strong and more astringent.

[Anonymous No.17194018]

>>17193970
Girls seem to cream themselves over jazz club though

[Anonymous No.17194026]

>>17192252
This is me when I wear Bois Imperial

[Anonymous No.17194028]

>>17193637
>How am I supposed to cope knowing full bottles of these masterpieces are inevitably gonna cost me an arm and a leg?
If you buy full bottles of the first two from the mdci website he gives you 5 10ml bottles for each full bottle you buy. And he sells the full bottles cheaper if you don't get the statue on the top

[Anonymous No.17194039]

>>17193591

[Anonymous No.17194040]

>>17194026
Is BI really that pleasant to others? It smells a bit herbal-medicinal to me

[Anonymous No.17194052]

>>17193025
Wave Musk is alright. It's more green than most freshies and even opens with a pretty strong vegetal note. Definitely very synthetic but not worse than any other designer frag in this category. Never blind buy, but it's worth getting a sample.

[Anonymous No.17194071]

>>17194040
it's not a mass-pleaser at all, idk who came up with this dumb unfinny meme

[Anonymous No.17194089]

>>17194071
Literally everyone in the fragrance community says so
Muh compliments etc

[Anonymous No.17194100]

>>17194089
i never heard of BI until /fa/ . and i watch some famouse yt channels

[Anonymous No.17194106]

>>17194100
Yes it's rarely talked about on YouTube but it's very popular on fragrantica and basenotes

[Anonymous No.17194109]

best neroli frag?

[Anonymous No.17194113]

>>17194040
Other people really enjoy it. I enjoy getting compliments and for everybody that gives you a compliment, there shit loads of people who think you smell good

I don’t know what I’m going to do when I stop getting compliments, because realistically speaking everybody in my immediate circle of people I know can only tell me that I smell good once.

I can understand why some anons don’t like it, to be honest, there are other fragrances that I enjoy wearing more, but I wear BI everyday at the moment because “normies” (people who don’t autistically collect frags as a hobby) love that shit. Expressing your identity or your feelings is all fine and dandy but the whole point of wearing a fragrance is so that people think you smell good.

I think some anons hate BI it because it doesn’t get them compliments. Then they have to ask themselves what the reason for this is and that’s a really hard pill to swallow…

[Anonymous No.17194122]

>>17194113
>but the whole point of wearing a fragrance is so that people think you smell good.

[Anonymous No.17194128]

>>17194122
Well yes, this is generally how fragrances work and why people are into fashion.

[Anonymous No.17194135]

Best fragrance to wear during a vacation at sea?

[Anonymous No.17194141]

>>17194135
Amouage Beach Hut
Bvlgari Aqva Marine

[Anonymous No.17194143]

>>17194100
Curly mentioned it once. https://youtu.be/NKFn9CnnXLo

[Anonymous No.17194162]

>>17194143
She seems to like it
I guess I'm in the minority to find it kind of weird

[Anonymous No.17194171]

>>17194143
Curly sure does have “big dick energy”. She’s hot but she has the energy of a women that wishes she was a man. Imagine having sex with her lmao

[Anonymous No.17194174]

>>17194162
>>17194089
>>17194018
you guys really need to stop building your perception of a fragrance based on things that other people say, especially fragrantica users or youtube reviewers. the first tend to dramatize perception of things and the latter solely say things to have content

[Anonymous No.17194187]

>>17194162
she likes everything she fells like that day,don't fall for it. most samples i bought from her top10 lists were sub-average scents

[Anonymous No.17194193]

What are some great alcohol based aftershaves?

[Anonymous No.17194214]

>>17194171
i think she's lesbian though

[Anonymous No.17194226]

I’ve tried dozens of samples but nothing does it for me like Iso E Super. Wearing BI now and it’s a fun venture but every day? Molecule 01 for me. Is there any saving me? I’m just too basic bitch I guess.

[Anonymous No.17194227]

I’m new to the fragrance game. Rate my collection.

[Anonymous No.17194230]

>>17194227
you need Dior Homme intense , layer both

[Anonymous No.17194231]

>>17194230
Holy shit anon, you read my mind. Great minds think alike

[Anonymous No.17194233]

>>17194231
I mean not that I just layer both, that’s insane. But that Dior Homme intense for dates.

[Anonymous No.17194238]

>>17194174
I buy frags that smell good to others because I want to smell good to as many people as possible
YouTube reviewers also don't give a shit about BI for some reason, only Curly mentioned it

[Anonymous No.17194239]

>>17191037
>Tupac is alive and well living it up in Trinidad. And his signature scent is…

[Anonymous No.17194241]

>>17194239
BI obviously what kind of dumb question is that?

[Anonymous No.17194242]

>>17194239
DHI

[Anonymous No.17194244]

>>17194001
all Versace frags smell like cheap shit

[Anonymous No.17194248]

[Anonymous No.17194250]

>>17194248
Doesn't look healthy

[Anonymous No.17194256]

>>17192201
I use pricerunner, ive been able to get Valentino Uomo for 50%. I use it since im from Denmark. Which version of ebay do you use?

[Anonymous No.17194263]

why did this board shill hermes h24 so much? just arrived and i'm not liking it at all. if an office job had a smell this would be it. smells like metal and citrus. i was told it was going to smell like gummy bears. how am i supposed to wear this going out? never taking advice from this board again.

[Anonymous No.17194265]

>>17194263
he fell for the H24 meme

[Anonymous No.17194268]

>>17194263
ALSO YES I BLIND BOUGHT A 100ML ONE BECAUSE I ASSUMED EVEN IF IT WASNT THE BEST SMELLING FRAG OUT THERE IT WOULD AT LEAST BE WEARABLE BUT NOW I DONT WANT TO WEAR IT SO FUCK YOU
i dont do shit for a hobby i just wanted something to wear that isnt dior sauvage. shouldnt have trusted this chinese basket weaving forum.

[Anonymous No.17194270]

>>17194238
No one sent it to them for free to make a review. Only youtubers that are actually interested in perfumery and buy things themselves have reviewed it.

[Anonymous No.17194273]

>>17194265
Which frags aren't memes

[Anonymous No.17194274]

>>17194263
Why did you order a full bottle from the internet when you could of just went into a store to see if you liked it first. Do you rarely go outside?

[Anonymous No.17194275]

>>17194193
You in the US?
This guy makes a few to many knockoffs but also makes some good stuff, or at least he also knocks off some vintage stuff that hasn't been on the market for years. Ignore the tldr nerd shit in his descriptons
https://phoenixartisanaccoutrements.com/collections/phoenix-crown-king-aftershave-colognes/products/atomic-age-bay-rum-aftershave-cologne-charred-oak-barrel-aged
Or buy antaeus aftershave from chanel

[Anonymous No.17194279]

>>17194274
>you could of just went into a store
They only sell it online where I live

[Anonymous No.17194282]

>>17194279
Jesus Christ you poor soul, where do you live? I think you have bigger problems in life than which fragrance you should wear

[Anonymous No.17194284]

make the thread you loser

[Anonymous No.17194289]

>>17194282
Are you this guy >>17191866 or why do you seem upset for no reason. I just said I don't like smelling like an office job on a night out even though this board told me it would smell like gummy bears, that's all. I'll just be an NPC and buy the dior sauvage next time.

[Anonymous No.17194294]

>>17194275
>antaeus aftershave
thanks

[Anonymous No.17194295]

>>17194273


>>17191875

[Anonymous No.17194298]

Just received samples of Bois Imperial, Hinoki, Kyoto, and Acqua di Sale. What am I in for?

[Anonymous No.17194301]

>>17194289
No I’m not that guy but I reckon sauvage would be right up your street desu

[Anonymous No.17194305]

>>17194301
I know what it smells like since my friend wears it

[Anonymous No.17194308]

Guerlain le perfume 68 is a nice frag. Smells luxurious

[Anonymous No.17194348]

>>17194039
This brand looks really interesting. I think I'm going to pick up a sample set from them and see what I like.

[Anonymous No.17194356]

weaing a sample of Baccarat
Rouge 540 Eau de Parfum today, and im not enjoying it, smells like some dark and heavy sweet candy, it is interesting because my moth gets watery because of the sweetness but i dont like it overall
gf ismt thrown away either and just said, "yea it is sweet"
gonna ask her cousin for an additional opinion, but i dont feel it so far

[Anonymous No.17194380]

>>17194356
Is her cousin hot? Post her bobs sir

[Anonymous No.17194390]

>>17194227
Literally everything you need.

[Anonymous No.17194396]

IS BI ACTUALLY GOOD OR IS IT JUST A MEME ANSWER ME

[Anonymous No.17194403]

>>17194396
Wearing it first time right now. About 4 hours in. It isn’t bad. It has many notes that tie together, which is neat for the price. Dry down is definitely where it’s at. Soft, clean, it straddles a lot of profiles so it’s hard to pin down. Early on I thought it smelled a little old ladyish, but that is very subjective. Definitely unisex, I wouldn’t call this masculine really. It’s a solid fragrance, and I like linear stuff mostly.

[Anonymous No.17194407]

>>17194396
Yeah it’s a safe blind buy

[Anonymous No.17194420]

>>17194396
JUST FUCKING BUY THEIR DISCOVERY KIT. IT COSTS A FOURTH OF THE PRICE, AND IT GIVES YOU A COUPON, SO IF YOU LIKE BI YOU CAN BUY BI, WITH THE PRICE OF THE DISCOVERY KIT REDUCTED.
Remember kids always sample, even if you got the money to collect, because only capitalists boot licking sheep buy without even trying the product beforehand.

[Anonymous No.17194426]

guys lets for a moment think of nieche parfum names, mine suggestion "clowns breath"

be creative gimmie something

[Anonymous No.17194427]

>>17194348
I looked into them a lot initially as well, I think its a really neat idea to go for historic scents!

[Anonymous No.17194436]

>>17194403
Any compliments yet? Is it a sexy kind of scent?

[Anonymous No.17194439]

>>17194426
Piss Pig Intense

[Anonymous No.17194490]

>>17194436
No, but I work in my own office. Don’t see more than 1-2 people at work. It could be a little “sexy”, I guess. More I think about it, I’m finding it more youth-oriented, if not a touch feminine. I could see girls liking it and even asking to wear some. The longevity is great.

[Anonymous No.17194493]

New bread
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[Anonymous No.17194605]

>>17192083
Go ahead if you like boring synthetic smelling woody scents.

[Anonymous No.17194700]

>>17194128
fashion and fragrances are made for you to be able to express yourself however you want and feel comfortable in your own flesh. it's not about if some other faggot thinks you look/smell good

[Anonymous No.17195031]

>>17194700
Well, yes obviously. I was speaking generally and not in absolutes.

[Anonymous No.17196057]

BI sucks.