Fragrance General #972

[Anonymous No.17808274]

Discontinued: >>17805571

Informative Videos for newfags to Fragrance General
https://pastebin.com/GcaXa3mn
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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions for newfags
https://pastebin.com/vUp2MLXv
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W2C bottles
(USA-Canada)
http://www.fragrancenet.com
http://www.fragrancebuy.ca
http://www.luckyscent.com
https://www.fragrancex.com

Use Google to obtain the maximum discount code at fragrancenet (35%).

(Europe)
http://www.notino.com (see directory at bottom for your country)
https://www.jovoyparis.uk/
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General info
http://perfumesociety.org/discover-perfume/an-introduction/
https://nstperfume.com/2008/11/14/new-to-perfume-and-want-to-learn-more/
https://www.basenotes.net/features/3243-the-top-ten-niche-fragrances-every-beginner-should-sample
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Various fragrance communities/review sites/blogs
http://www.fragrantica.com/
http://www.basenotes.net/
http://www.parfumo.net/
http://www.nstperfume.com/
http://www.boisdejasmin.com/
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W2C samples
http://www.luckyscent.com/
http://www.theperfumedcourt.com/
https://www.fragrantworldshop.com/
http://www.surrendertochance.com/
http://www.perfumista.co.uk/
http://www.ausliebezumduft.de/fragrances.html
https://www.jovoyparis.uk/
https://www.lessenteurs.com/
https://bloomperfume.co.uk/
https://lulua.pl/en/
https://moodscentbar.com/en/
https://ecuacionnatural.com/
https://essenza-nobile.de/
https://www.lesecretdumarais.com/en/
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On DIY fragrances
http://www.perfumersapprentice.com/
https://pellwall.com/
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Affordable snice scents
https://pastebin.com/ZJCnAZF9
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For /ourguy/ Luca Turin's books look up Library Genesis
https://scentertainer.net/en/top-10-best-perfumes-luca-turin

[Anonymous No.17808275]

>>17808274
The Fragrance Flowchart for Beginners

[Anonymous No.17808277]

>>17808274
The Fragrance Groups 101 Chart

[Anonymous No.17808292]

Give me some good choices for this fall

[Anonymous No.17808299]

>>17808292
read faq before you ask questions like this

[Anonymous No.17808300]

>>17808299
no

[Anonymous No.17808312]

>>17808274

[Anonymous No.17808313]

>>17808312
lol, this shit sold out in like 10 seconds apparently

[Anonymous No.17808319]

>>17808312
Wtf, why so expensive for smelly water? There's no frag in this world that can justify such a price tag unless it was tailored to your specific request and made by world-famous perfumers, which is not the case here.

[Anonymous No.17808320]

>>17808275
garbage as always

[Anonymous No.17808329]

>>17808319
you can squeeze a lot of money out of poor people if you sell something to them as an "investment" and add fear of missing out

[Anonymous No.17808343]

>>17808329
Except that it's def not for poor people. I think it's rather for those rich snobs, who are willing to pay hundreds of thousands dollars for a piece of shit carefully smeared over a canvas because they see some thoughtful art in that. I'll never understand those people. Out of all cheap and beautiful things in this world, they decide to pay so much for almost the same experience, such a whim.

[Anonymous No.17808355]

>>17808343
You find eating at buffets to be the highest dining experience
Muh munneys worth

[Anonymous No.17808358]

>>17808355
That's an incorrect analogy, lol. A correct one would be that I find chilling in a 2 deck yacht to be the highest experience rather than doing the same in a 3 deck one.

[Anonymous No.17808361]

how are tous frags? any good?

[Anonymous No.17808385]

I'm waiting for samples of:
Boundless
Honour Man
King Blue
Search
(and Creed Bois du Portugal)

What am I in for?

[Anonymous No.17808389]

>bought so many fragrances it will probably take me 15 years to go through all of them

Did I mess up? Will these just expire and go rotten on my shelf? Some of them I can probably go years without touching.

[Anonymous No.17808393]

>>17808274
another low-quality OP
where’s the faggots

[Anonymous No.17808394]

>>17808393
This.

[Anonymous No.17808402]

>>17808393
>>17808394
shut up I hate faggots and I dont even use frags I don’t want to see that shit so suck it up I’m OP now

[Anonymous No.17808403]

>>17808402
And now you became one without even noticing.

[Anonymous No.17808408]

>>17808389
The only fragrance that has ever went bad on me was a 3ml decant of tobacco vanille which turned into pure moldy tobacco.

Other than that I had some 6-7 year old bottles and they were all fine. I once thought that my Aventus turned sour but fortunately it was only the juice in the atomiser so after a couple of sprays it was fine. If you store them in a dark place I think you have to be really unlucky if they spoil pre 10 year mark

[Anonymous No.17808410]

uni starts again tomorrow, what should i wear to mog the shit out of everyone? compsci so no girls to impress. i'm thinkig hyraceum oil layered with a cheesy oud attar

[Anonymous No.17808422]

>>17808319
As if that areej le dore is expensive lol

[Anonymous No.17808424]

>>17808422
Yeah, now that's actually okay. But the post I replied to had a 6k$ price tag for whatever reason, that's just insane for a frag.

[Anonymous No.17808426]

anyone ever try victorinox Rock?
quentin bisch is the perfumer so i'm wondering if there's any resemblence to his other work, could be a nice cheapie gem

[Anonymous No.17808437]

>accidentally left a bottle near a window and forgot about it
>probably got exposed to a months worth of sunlight throughout that time

Uhh so how bad is this? Am I worrying too much or is it not a big deal? How bad is sunlight really

[Anonymous No.17808442]

>>17808410
stop being some weird elliot roger cringer. if you think you use fashion accessories to mog or flex (nobody cares) you need therapy

[Anonymous No.17808454]

>>17808424
The one in that image is 500 dollars for 0.25 grams

[Anonymous No.17808459]

This starts off with a very pissy note. At first I was like woah was my arm covered in piss before putting this on?
It disappears after a few minutes tho...

Then it becomes a bit sweet, my gf would be able to put better words on it. Last frag she smelled on me was vetiver and she said it smells like tea

[Anonymous No.17808485]

>>17808292
Read the entirety of the Luca Turin guide before asking questions like this

[Anonymous No.17808492]

>>17808459
Congrats you are well matched with your (presumably farm yard animal redolent) girlfriend as you are both completely noseblind!

[Anonymous No.17808496]

>tonka bean is carcinogenic

wtf bros??

[Anonymous No.17808506]

give me some mysterious frag that will attract older milfs

[Anonymous No.17808564]

>>17808496
is it, though?
you're likely talking about coumarin. coumarin is not a known carcinogenic and there are no restrictions on it, other than the self-imposed restrictions by the ifra. those restrictions stem entirely from nothing, since it isn't even a known allergen, either.
in fact, the only thing coumarin actually is is toxic, but the ld50 is rather high. since that only affects children, who might accidentally consume it in large doses somehow, there are limits on it when it comes to food.
so it really is a nothingburger and the ifra has once again ruined their own frags by limiting it, entirely without reasons.

[Anonymous No.17808565]

>>17808564
when i say "no restrictions" i mean no restrictions in perfumery, of course. neither the usa nor the eu have limits for it.

[Anonymous No.17808566]

>>17808496
It's easier to name something that is not. We'll all die anyway, and I'm sure the air you're breathing is much worse for your health than some tiny concentration of tonka.

[Anonymous No.17808597]

I put frag on before I go to the gym. Is this fine?
I don't go where there is people besides that much.
I mostly use frags for myself ofc, but I wouldn't mind a compliment.

[Anonymous No.17808603]

>>17808597
you are a needy attention seeking loser

[Anonymous No.17808608]

>>17808437
any answer?

[Anonymous No.17808613]

>>17808597
>I put frag on before I go to the gym.
Yes it's perfectly fine, be sure it's Cool Water or Aventus

[Anonymous No.17808625]

>>17808437
Try it and if the smell hasn't changed probably you will be fine

[Anonymous No.17808628]

>>17808603
This is true.
>>17808613
Haven't tried those but I'm always down to add frags to my collection.

[Anonymous No.17808683]

the video that destroyed /frag/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8Xc1pvApQM

[Anonymous No.17808705]

>>17808274
Some people only spray twice or thrice.
Why wear fragrance at all if you're not going to spray at least 10 times? Nobody is going to notice anything.

[Anonymous No.17808722]

>>17808705
you are a needy attention seeking loser

[Anonymous No.17808726]

recommend me a fragrance that suits a heritage/western/Japanese Americana aesthetic.

for taste reference, but my current 'signature scents' are sycamore and tam dao

[Anonymous No.17808729]

Did they change the formula on that one?
I used to get 8+h out of it, now its just 3, at most. Also the cap is not magnetic anymore.
Same smell and I bought it from a big department store, so its unlikely a fake.

[Anonymous No.17808750]

>>17808683
>be 16
>muhh joy division and murakami
>le labo and aesop
>way more cooler honestly
>gurls will like it

snice

[Anonymous No.17808756]

>>17808292
For me, I like woody frags in the fall. Consider the following:
Tam dao
Guerlain heritage
Guerlain vetiver
Guerlain mitsouko
Caron yatagan
Polo green

[Anonymous No.17808760]

>>17808292
I wear zino and bel ami vetiver

[Anonymous No.17808774]

Is laying similar scents say wonderwood and Dior homme smart or stupid

[Anonymous No.17808775]

>>17808750
funniest part is that he tries to frame his negative opinion on designer frags as some kind of half-assed critique of capitalism and then goes on to suggest his viewers spend many hundreds of dollars on shitty overpriced frags (or watered down samples) that smell just as generic and last half as long because they're "way more cooler."
comically the comments are filled with suckers that happily purchased whatever he told them to. people like him are a hilarious example of pseudo-intellectual self improvement tourists that don't understand any of the depth or history behind whatever the particular subject. such as his regular recommendation of aesop skincare products despite them containing an absurd amount of alcohol and sulfates.

[Anonymous No.17808789]

>>17808292
gf compliments this every time I wear it

[Anonymous No.17808794]

>>17808722
Is it attention seeking if I want people's attention?
Is it really that bad if I want to be fragrant?
Is it really a crime if I want to smell more of what I wear and also make people's day with a nice scent?

Sounds to methat you're a mean asshole

[Anonymous No.17808796]

>>17808729
I don't know, I never bought it. I only buy dupes.

[Anonymous No.17808802]

>>17808389
pls tell me what ones you bought

[Anonymous No.17808807]

This is the only fragrance you need.

[Anonymous No.17808815]

>>17808807
I smelled this and didn't like it. Maybe because I smelled it In the winter.
It was fresh, but not interesting. It smelled a bit cheap (it is cheap). I don't think it's too bad, but I really didn't like it personally. Why do you like it?
I love sweet scents

[Anonymous No.17808820]

>>17808807>>17808815

Don't know if it matters, but I didn't try the green bottle, I tried this

[Anonymous No.17808848]

>>17808794
lol what a fucking queer

[Anonymous No.17808861]

>>17808750
don’t forget he manages to mispronounce Mesopotamia in the first 10 seconds

[Anonymous No.17808865]

Hey bros, my grandmother talks about how she loved when her mother wore Chanel No. 5 quite often, but she doesn't like the reformulations at all.
Could I get some suggestions on what would be a close fragrance to older batches of Chanel No. 5? I want to get her a bottle of aldehylic floral for her birthday.

[Anonymous No.17808869]

>>17808312
Was this discontinued? Why so expensive?

[Anonymous No.17808872]

>>17808865
no. 5 is one of the most well reformulated fragrances in existence. tell your mother to stop behaving like kafkaesque

[Anonymous No.17808873]

>>17808869
"Limited" release scooped up by scalpers mostly, the single bottles sold out basically before anybody even had a chance to go on the site and order them. There's a bunch of comments on ALD's Instagram accusing them of not even having any stock of the singles because they sold out so fast/weren't even available.

[Anonymous No.17808874]

>>17808705
>Nobody is going to notice anything.
I'm going to notice my own smell. And I'm going to like it.

[Anonymous No.17808878]

>be me
>poor sense of smell
>probably noseblind to a lot of the subtleties and nuances in perfumes
>still wear frags

[Anonymous No.17808892]

>>17808683
>wojak/basedjak in thumbnails
I know that shit is already known to normalfags all over but it's still just so distasteful.

[Anonymous No.17808924]

>>17808848
Ok now I know you're a bullshitter

[Anonymous No.17808925]

>>17808874
YOU'RE GOING TO NOTICE IT A LOT MORE IF YOU SPRAY MORE! IF YOU DO 2 SPRAYS AT LEAST GO FOR 5 JESUS!

[Anonymous No.17808937]

>>17808924
yeah and i know you’re a huge insecure retard

[Anonymous No.17808942]

>>17808683
wtf is that thumbnail. can I get a tldr?>>17808794
Doug?
>>17808865
lol based my grandmother wore that when she was younger too.
>
I was testing frags at the mall today and I got to talking with one of the sales associates, he seemed to actually have some experience with frags so I struck up a conversation. He said he used to be “addicted” to buying frags, owned 400+ at one point and smelled over 600. (I laughed because that’s like buying over half of all the frags you even smell) and he got into talking about how fragrances are basically legalized drugs. He compared it to how cigarette companies aren’t in the cigarette business, but the nicotine business. I elbowed my buddy and repeated that line from Breaking Bad lol. He said he only owns about 15 fragrances now, and I said which ones? He responded do you know Zaharoff? My buddies said they were creeped out by him, I thought it was a great interaction kek, I was this close to asking if he browsed here.

[Anonymous No.17808971]

>>17808872
The biggest problem is I don't know which No. 5 she sampled.

[Anonymous No.17808972]

>>17808971
when in doubt, just get the pure parfum.

[Anonymous No.17808982]

>>17808865
You could buy a vintage flanker from ebay. I've surprisingly never been ripped off there.

[Anonymous No.17808997]

Bought pic related at the mall this summer because I really liked it/thought suavage smelled boring. I wanna know where do I go from here? I want to diversify my cologne but I feel like I might just get more of the same if I go to the mall again. If anyone has a good comparison on the sticky thatd be cool too

[Anonymous No.17808998]

>>17808459
kek
>>17808492
this guy is right

[Anonymous No.17809013]

>>17808683
Are the Comme Des Garçons, Replica and Le Labo fragrences really that "unique" or is he just hyping the shit out of them?

[Anonymous No.17809015]

>>17809013
comme des garcons’ old stuff by mark buxton is truly unique, the rest is just masstige garbage

[Anonymous No.17809027]

This shit is so good to me for being 50 years old and 10 dollars. I get cozy spraying it on myself when I’m just relaxing at home. Looking for a niche musk though because I’m autistic. Have acampora and unspoken musk samples coming. A kiehls bottle is coming tomorrow too. Last time I tried it I was just getting a straight old lady ylang ylang floral but I read that you have to wait for the dry down

[Anonymous No.17809037]

By bois imperial will be delivered in 9 hours. Will Post photo proof. BTW still can smell it on my wrist after 18 hours and a shower

[Anonymous No.17809046]

>>17809015
>comme des garcons’ old stuff by mark buxton is truly unique,
Mind naming them?

[Anonymous No.17809047]

>>17808750
I skipped forward to where he's talking about how interesting the CDG frags are (meaning he hasn't smelled much because you can see pretentious no nothing normies on fragrantica talking about how the CDG frags smell like they were concocted by aliens or some shit). Then he started talking about how shit like unknown pleasures is good because it is named after the record, which you should have the exact opposite reaction to. I thought the kerosene bottles looked interesting before I looked into their frags, but the unknown pleasures name completely turned me off because it is so classless.

[Anonymous No.17809048]

>>17808807
Mogged by PRPH

[Anonymous No.17809049]

>>17808942
>wtf is that thumbnail. can I get a tldr?
Dude made a 15 minute video just to say "wear more unique-smelling perfumes from lesser-known brands". I watched through the whole thing, there's a lot of pointless faff.

[Anonymous No.17809050]

>>17808865
Maybe Amouage Gold Woman

[Anonymous No.17809052]

>>17808997
you want something similar to that?

[Anonymous No.17809054]

>>17808683
guy is completely wrong, "basic" female frags are a lot more generic than male

[Anonymous No.17809055]

>>17809013
The CDG marketing really got into wannabes heads about their frags being these really out there compositions. Replica are literally all fucking garbage. Le Labo has some decent frags, but their aesthetic is really bland to me and they aren't interesting enough to justify the price

[Anonymous No.17809057]

>>17809015
Yeah this too. The Buxton frags are the only ones that are worth getting really. I'm not sure what his own brand is like. You dont hear about them often
>>17809046
CDG 2 and Man. 3 is supposed to be good too but its rare. 1 smells like a dated oriental

[Anonymous No.17809058]

>>17809054
100% I was looking for a frag for my mom and tried 30 or so modern womens frags and they were all just nondescript sweet shit or floral shit. Ended up getting her some patchouli

[Anonymous No.17809061]

>>17809052
Not really I just want something to compare it to thats on the flowchart

[Anonymous No.17809063]

>>17809061
Oh I gotcha. Well DH cologne is the most similar, but that doesn't really help you. Going by this doesn't really help even though its nicely put together. Just think about what you like about it and google X fragrances forum, then read through the posts on fragrantica and basenotes to try to find frags that sound interesting. Then open up the frag pages on fragrantica and look at the longevity and projection and see if its to your liking, then read reviews on parfumo, basenotes, and fragrantica. Then get a sample. Then if you like it you can try frags that are similar on the fragrantica list or try more fragrances from the brand. I'm literally doing this every day because I HAVE A FUCKING ADDICTIVE PERSONALITY

[Anonymous No.17809071]

>>17809054
also completely moronic for him to say flat out that all women don't like the smell of men's cologne because all of it is too powerful. you can tell that information was sourced from talking to his presumably ugly girlfriend (if he has one) whose only experience with men's cologne is from smelling indians that overspray their poo frags. a total oversimplification of an entire industry based on secondhand surface level observations.

[Anonymous No.17809087]

You guys are complete fucking retards every single one of you. Just like smokers, you waste money. You're like women, you buy stuf you think you need. You drive economy but also stupidity.

[Anonymous No.17809099]

Do you guys think Dior Homme Intense is too strong to wear as an everyday perfume? I feel like it's great for a date but am worried it comes off a bit too strong if I wear it in the office.

[Anonymous No.17809119]

How do you know how much frag to apply to not be a pajeet but also for others to be able to notice?

[Anonymous No.17809136]

Any good cheap dupe for this? I like the sunscreen scent it has.

[Anonymous No.17809141]

>>17809119
Don't be afraid of being a pajeet, you'll only smell cheap if you wear low quality frag

[Anonymous No.17809143]

Git the fragrance, my first lartisan stuff.

[Anonymous No.17809145]

>>17809143
Hey guys look, some people on the internet told me to get this and I got it! I have no taste or opinion whatsoever, I only get what others tell me to get

[Anonymous No.17809146]

And thus one.
Smells like bvlgari pour Homme soir. Pretty nice.

[Anonymous No.17809149]

>>17809146
Booooooooooooooooooooooo

[Anonymous No.17809150]

>>17809136
honestly I doubt there is a good cheap dupe of this
I'm more interested in what sunscreen you use that smells like Antaeus

[Anonymous No.17809151]

>>17809143
Oh, and it can be refilled. Which is dirt cheap. Making it 45 eur for 75ml.

[Anonymous No.17809154]

>>17809151
Don't you mean 44€ per 75ml dumbass?

[Anonymous No.17809155]

>>17809151
Nice math idiot. Where did you go to school, idiot school?

[Anonymous No.17809165]

>>17809143
>>17809151
Most important woody fragrance created on the current fragrance market.
Photorealistic wood chips, invigorating and resinous like a fresh cut plank of wood.
Sprinkle some peppery and basil spices over it to get that sensual effect.
Not to last, it's cheap and brutally longlasting for a niche. And the cherry on the top, it's made of 97% of natural ingredients.
Ignore the haters that smell like generic grapefruit/apple/ambrox water.

[Anonymous No.17809170]

>>17809165
Post all the pics of this weirdo. Quick.

[Anonymous No.17809171]

>>17809151
Why don't you take that Bois Imperial refill, turn it sideways, and stick it right up your candy ass

[Anonymous No.17809184]

>>17809136
Giorgio Beverly Hills Red for Men, it's cheap but also smells different

[Anonymous No.17809186]

>>17809171
Seethe more

[Anonymous No.17809189]

>>17808683
Does he lurk here?

[Anonymous No.17809192]

>>17809189
if he did, he would know that Chanel and Dior are infinitely more respectable than Le Labo

[Anonymous No.17809193]

>>17808613
>Aventus
Holy shit, just looked up the price for this and a Aventus Eau de Parfum 100ml would set me back 287 USD.
Still considering it tho. Is it worth it?

[Anonymous No.17809195]

>>17809145
You’re such a dramaqueen. Virtually everyone learns about fragrances they buy that way.

[Anonymous No.17809196]

>>17809193
it isn't worth it. the guy shilling it for gym wear is our resident mentally ill coomer who regularly spams the thread with tranny porn, so not exactly the sort of guy you want to take fragrance advice from

[Anonymous No.17809218]

>>17808613
>Cool Water
Cool Water is the worst perfume I ever bought, it's way too overbearing and doesn't smell nicer as it wears down either.

[Anonymous No.17809221]

>>17809196
>so not exactly the sort of guy you want to take fragrance advice from
Why not? He recommended Boys Imperial.

[Anonymous No.17809223]

>>17809196
>it isn't worth it

[Anonymous No.17809242]

>>17809193
I got a sample for 18$ following the recommendation, and it turned out to be utter shit smelling like citrusy wood, black currant and pineapple. It's too boring and nasty for the price.

[Anonymous No.17809244]

>>17809192
I honestly think Le Labo is one of the better niche brands, they have their own thing going on. But yes, Chanel and pre-2015 Dior, Hermes and Guerlain are top of the crop when it comes to fragrance in general.

I dont want to listen to someone telling me about frags if they dont know what Mitsouko and Shalimar are.

[Anonymous No.17809245]

>>17809244
Not everybody want to wear womens fragrances, lmao

[Anonymous No.17809248]

>>17809245
Name 5 men's fragrences then.

[Anonymous No.17809250]

>>17809248
Sweat
Blood
Piss
Musk
Poop

[Anonymous No.17809251]

>>17809245
they are history you dumb moron, they are the blueprints for all the stuff that came afterwards

[Anonymous No.17809252]

>>17809245
those "womens fragrances lmao" have more balls than anything you ever had in your fragrance wardrobe

[Anonymous No.17809253]

>>17809250
>Blood
Sounds like a unique idea for a fragrence, anon.

[Anonymous No.17809255]

>>17809253
Not really.
https://www.fragrantica.com/perfume/Toskovat/Inexcusable-Evil-75421.html

[Anonymous No.17809256]

>>17809248

[Anonymous No.17809277]

>>17809244
Based Guerlain enjoyer

[Anonymous No.17809302]

SOTD dunhill cologne for men

[Anonymous No.17809359]

>>17809136
the whole point of buying Antaeus at MSRP is that it's a very 80s fragrance that is still great in its current formulation unlike its contemporaries that are now $20 cheapies.

[Anonymous No.17809360]

SOTD: ALD Walimah. Quite nice. Is it $6000-nice? Nope.

[Anonymous No.17809378]

>>17809186
>>17809186
I implore whoever has them to post all pics of this. For research purposes.

[Anonymous No.17809387]

>>17809013
CDG is le quirky. Replica is completely average only popular because of YouTube hype probably sponsored

[Anonymous No.17809391]

>>17809099
I would not office

[Anonymous No.17809392]

>>17809360
Shit, too late I blind bought it

[Anonymous No.17809394]

>>17809170
?

[Anonymous No.17809397]

>>17805582
>Also, post Collection
This is all I have here I think.

[Anonymous No.17809399]

Firs time fragrance for a thirty yo male not really into fragrance I want something between basic and niche (so not something every mf will have but not something high end), wich one of these should I cop? I picked them on IRL & schizo posters recommendations
> Tobacolor from Dior
> Replica from Maison Margiela
> Bois Imperial
> Aventus Creed
> Something made by Tom Ford (too many to remember wich ones)
I have no idea what I like, I'm not really a fragrance wearer but I want to start.

[Anonymous No.17809400]

>>17808726
Blue Jeans
or maybe one of the weirder more obscure issey miyake variants?

[Anonymous No.17809401]

>>17809397
Plus some stuff I have in my vacation house. This is the latest pic from there.

[Anonymous No.17809404]

>>17809186
Bro we get it, you had sex a year ago with some mid, chubby chick. Congratulations. You can now stop reposting it.

[Anonymous No.17809420]

Guys check this out, do we hate this because of the disgusting objectification of the women in this ad, or do we like it cause of the b*tts that play a part of the sexual arousal in us men?

[Anonymous No.17809421]

>>17809420
ironic that a brand named after a gay man uses so many images of naked women

[Anonymous No.17809422]

>>17809421
im not gay but naked women do gross me out. imagine the amount of dirt and bacteria just crawling there...awful stuff

[Anonymous No.17809426]

Anyone has tried this? Just tried it from a sample and it blew my fucking mind. I love Dior homme intense and this is that but better

[Anonymous No.17809444]

>>17809401
>>17809397
To be honest, dream collection you have there. Concise and great stuff

[Anonymous No.17809487]

>>17809193
IT'S FUCKING DOGSHITTTTTTTTT STOP ASKING ABOUT IT

[Anonymous No.17809488]

>>17809399
>Replica from Maison Margiela
lol
get bois imperial
>>17809401
>bitter rose, broken spear
fuaaaaaark, only got a few drops left of my decants but it's so good. any idea where to get it in the EU?

[Anonymous No.17809506]

Tom ford noir extreme yes or nah

[Anonymous No.17809511]

>>17809444
Thanks, I actually feel like it has grown too much too quickly recently, as I prefer to keep no more than 10 bottles.
>>17809488
>bitter rose, broken spear
It's great. You can get it at e-scents if you don't mind import taxes from the UK. No idea about mainland Europe. Probably nowhere to be found.

[Anonymous No.17809530]

im unirnically in love with dior homme intense
holy shit

[Anonymous No.17809536]

Have you guys tried Azzaro The Most Wanted Parfum Intense? To me it blows the entire Jean Paul Gaultier Le Male line and Paco Rabonne Million Dollar out of the water. Thoughts?

[Anonymous No.17809537]

>>17809536
I was looking into it, how is it? Where would you wear it?

[Anonymous No.17809541]

>>17809536
>The Most Wanted Parfum Intense
this one?

[Anonymous No.17809548]

>>17809422

[Anonymous No.17809554]

>>17809541
no the all black one picrel
>>17809537
it’s lovely, it’s a sweet vanilla but fresh and blue. the Million Dollar is better than JPG Le Male but MD is too lineny and stuffy and smells a like fabric softener imo. Le Male is too thick and syrupy and too sweet. I think I’m gonna pull the trigger on the Most Wanted, it’s for cooler months but when you still want to be fresh and smell a little “blue” bu

[Anonymous No.17809556]

>>17809554
sounds good man

[Anonymous No.17809559]

>>17809426
Yes, I'm about to order a bottle from Ecuacion for winter - I went through a 5 ml last year and it's one of the better vanilla scents, if not best. I don't know why you'd associate this with DHI since this has 0 powderiness/iris in it. But nice that you brought it up, Aura Perfume just released a new frag called Gwen a while ago, check it out.

[Anonymous No.17809562]

What more do you need if you are a heterosexual male?

[Anonymous No.17809563]

POST YOUR FALL / WINTER FRAGS FOR

>work
>dates
>going out

[Anonymous No.17809569]

>>17809562
I tried this multiple times, smells like pickles. Not good

[Anonymous No.17809577]

>>17809511
yeah shit i just noticed it's discontinued. ever bought from e-scents?

[Anonymous No.17809579]

>>17809562
probably something that doesnt smell like hotel soap

[Anonymous No.17809581]

>>17809562
Similar, arguably as good or better:
>Creed Himalaya
>GIT
>Herrera for Men
>Tsar

Still a very good scent

[Anonymous No.17809594]

>>17809223
Can this rat faced fuck not close his mouth?

[Anonymous No.17809598]

>>17809387
replica are worse than average

[Anonymous No.17809601]

>>17809581
roflmao

[Anonymous No.17809602]

>>17808454
It's expensive, but if you're an oud collector/enthusiast I suppose it's at least somewhat affordable compared to 6k.

[Anonymous No.17809603]

>>17809598
OP here, I agree, worse than average. I tried a bunch of the Replica samples, they genuinely do smell worse than average, it’s like they couldn’t choose between quirky or mass appealing and got the worst of both worlds

[Anonymous No.17809608]

>>17808705
Depends. Some fragrances are quite potent and you don't need more than a couple of sprays.

[Anonymous No.17809626]

>>17809559
It has iris, really prominent in my nose. Maybe I catch it easily because it's one of my favourite notes, and it's an iris closer to how Dior does it than Prada's. But this leans more into vanilla than dhi, without being too sweet or gourmand. The citrusy opening is incredible, really comforting.

Also, Im trying to learn about the brand but the website gives almost zero information. What do you know about it?

Also just ordered it with a 5ml decant of Etruscan water , will try the others from their line , thanks anon

[Anonymous No.17809627]

pulled the trigger on the Most Wanted EDP intense, I asked if there’s any discount codes she could float me because yknow gotta save those shekels and she actually got me $17.10 off. shoutout to the lady at Macy’s

[Anonymous No.17809628]

>>17809608
I don't believe that. No matter the potency of a fragrance there's no way 2 sprays are enough (except office situations)
Fresh fragrances, 20 sprays
Potent ones, 10 sprays.

[Anonymous No.17809629]

How is Eros flame?

[Anonymous No.17809630]

>>17809629
eeeehhhh

[Anonymous No.17809631]

>>17809602
6000 for 50 ml is way cheaper than 500 for 0.25 grams anon.

Did you fail maths

[Anonymous No.17809633]

>>17809629
I only like one million

[Anonymous No.17809638]

>>17809631
Do you guys make your own colon? Is it worth it?

[Anonymous No.17809639]

>>17809628
Don't be this guy. 2-3 sprays are plenty. The Japanese have a word for people like you.

[Anonymous No.17809644]

>>17809628
Which ones do you consider potent?

[Anonymous No.17809646]

Which fragrances should only be sprayed a max of 3 times

[Anonymous No.17809656]

NEW THREAD
>>17809653
>>17809653
>>17809653

[Anonymous No.17809660]

>>17809656
You what mate? We are barely halfway through.

[Anonymous No.17809661]

>>17809644
I have some dupes of tobacco vanilla, Dior homme and one million. These are pretty potent, some are really insufferable in the summer.
BUT in winter time they can be sprayed 10 times

[Anonymous No.17809662]

>>17809656
Are you dumb, we are 140 post away from bump limit

[Anonymous No.17809664]

>>17809646
No fragrances at all, are you not reading the god damn thread? 3 times are not enough, you need at least 8 to 10! Otherwise nobody is going to smell ANYTHING and you are going to forget you even smell good

[Anonymous No.17809665]

Basenotes used to have the best reviews imo, but their dumb fuck Bong owner never kept up with the site for some reason.

Fragrantica has much more volume but their reviews are more random, sometimes they seem like they can be describing any scent.

What to do what to do.

[Anonymous No.17809669]

>>17809639
3 sprays are not enough unless you're in a shit office end of story. Shit situation.
When you go out for coffee, you wear 10 sprays end of story.
If you don't want to smell like fragrance at all then you might as well spray 2 times end of story.

[Anonymous No.17809712]

>>17809420
The only picture where it’s acceptable to respond with

>”Imagine the smell”

[Anonymous No.17809728]

>>17809665
at least all of the gay dragon's basenotes reviews are on his blog

[Anonymous No.17809737]

>>17809665
learn german and read parfumo

[Anonymous No.17809743]

>>17809628
t. shill, just like the whores on YouTube who say to spray 50 times. easy to do with free bottles

[Anonymous No.17809747]

Anybody try anything from Parfum de Marly? Thinking of picking up they're sample set. Just curious if anyone has anything to say about then

[Anonymous No.17809758]

>>17809743
Cheap bottles, not free. And don't wear fragrance every day, who do you think you are?

[Anonymous No.17809760]

>>17809669
Depends heavily on the fragrance. End of story

[Anonymous No.17809761]

>>17809629
>>17809629
better than every other Eros

[Anonymous No.17809775]

>>17809747
I tried a few samples. I really liked PDM Greenley, it was mouth wateringly good and I don’t even like citrus. Smelled like a juicy mandarin orange. Didn’t seem to last as long as I hoped, YMMV. Kuhuyan was mid.

[Anonymous No.17809787]

>>17809638

Yes, everytime my boyfriend comes to sleep over

[Anonymous No.17809794]

fragrance newbie here, bought a clone of acqua di giò profumo, and I also have dior homme.
I liked giò because I think it's more versatile but overall I prefer dior homme.
where do I go from here?
I tried to follow this chart >>17808275 but I have no fucking clue what iris or lipstick is, and googleing didn't do me much good

[Anonymous No.17809796]

>>17809794
btw I'd like something really versatile to wear in my day-to-day in a neutral temperature (24C or 75F)

[Anonymous No.17809801]

>>17809794
Get Bois Imperial by Essential Parfums

[Anonymous No.17809803]

>>17809760
Tell me one fragrance you feel obligated to spray thrice and tell me who noticed it. NOW

[Anonymous No.17809806]

>>17809775
Thanks for the reply anon, I went ahead and ordered the sample set, and greenley was in it. So a bit excited to check it out. Just starting out with fragrance and want to find a signature scent and because PDM is french, gives me a chance to explore my French ancestry through fragrance. Or at least that's what I'm telling myself

[Anonymous No.17809811]

>>17809801
retarded coomer mutt

[Anonymous No.17809813]

What kind of fragrance would Stone Cold wear?
https://youtu.be/MNqxWTsUIjs?t=30

[Anonymous No.17809821]

>>17809794
iris is a flower that some people think smells like lipstick or makeup, but others don't
your dior homme could be the newer version, which is very different, more of a woody scent

[Anonymous No.17809822]

>>17809626
>It has iris, really prominent in my nose.
I could be wrong, it's been over a year since I gave it a sniff but I just remember it as an airy vanilla. Far better than Kerosene's Unknown Pleasure imo.

>Also, Im trying to learn about the brand but the website gives almost zero information. What do you know about it?
Not much, the owner is Oliver Babic and apparently decides to stay off the radar on purpose. I also own a 5ml of AEOM, which is quite a mess of notes, maybe too sophisticated for me. I never got to try Menthe Froide, which annoys me since it seems to have been discontinued. Cecile is one of my favourite noses though, so you might wanna try her perfumes out.

[Anonymous No.17809824]

what's worth testing from lalique? i tried EN & ENAL. i'm thinking lion, equs and ENS, anything else?

[Anonymous No.17809845]

>>17809822
I will, thank you anon.

Weird that their website just has a poem and not even a store , but I guess that shouldn't matter much .

Will try to get my hands on the rest of their stuff

[Anonymous No.17809864]

>mogs Le Male for a fraction of the price

What are some other 20-30 frags that punch way above their price points?

[Anonymous No.17809872]

>>17809864
it’s extra gay for a fraction of the price? does it give you AIDS too?

[Anonymous No.17809901]

>>17809872
yes but only if you spray it in your pooper

[Anonymous No.17809952]

>>17809864
>>What are some other 20-30 frags that punch way above their price points?
Detour noir Layton Clone, Oud 24hr Black Orchird clone, Pokerface Ted Lapidus LNDL Clone.

[Anonymous No.17809963]

>>17809952
nigga are you for real?

[Anonymous No.17809966]

>>17809963
Yes, those are $20-$30 frags that punch way above their weight.
I have them and they smell really good.

[Anonymous No.17809970]

>>17809952
thanks will check out

[Anonymous No.17809974]

>>17809966
my condolences
>>17809970
please dont

[Anonymous No.17810009]

>>17809952
lmao, this is why i have a STEM degree

[Anonymous No.17810010]

>>17810009
I'm a college student.
I just got hired for my first real job and I'm still going through the background checks.

[Anonymous No.17810017]

>>17810010
i recommend reading the flowchart and acquiring some taste in the meantime. so many good cheapies and you want to test mediocre dupes of mediocre designer trash

[Anonymous No.17810101]

>>17809824
Lalique white and white in black. My favorite has been en sport. Own Lalique lion because I got it for $8 but never wear it. Guerlain heritage fits the same vibes and I like it better.

[Anonymous No.17810104]

>>17809669
10 sprays of vintage polo green =/= 10 sprays of Guerlain imperiale. But generally I agree. 6-8 for most frags unless it’s a heavy one or I expect an intimate environment

[Anonymous No.17810158]

>>17809747
If you like the Herod sample be sure to try Essential Parfums Divine Vanille before getting a full bottle of it. DV is extremely similar; it was even made by the same guy (RIP Olivier Pescheux).

[Anonymous No.17810216]

Can someone upload that meme picture with two men, one good looking and one ugly as fuck, with the fragrances that they supposedly wear?

[Anonymous No.17810275]

What the fuck is with every incense fragrance smelling like pine or cedar? I've just about given up on finding a good incense fragrance.

[Anonymous No.17810279]

>>17809747
Get samples.
I ended up with Pegasus Exclusif and Layton. Personally, I really like how they smell.

[Anonymous No.17810286]

>>17810275
Actually, I was thinking I was smelling pine in Ouarzazate but it is straight Labdanum. Like a shitty toned down Attaquer le Soleil. Definitely the worst thing Buxton has done for CDG

[Anonymous No.17810294]

>>17809864
Ferragamo Pour Femme
Bogart Story Blue

[Anonymous No.17810307]

>>17810104
*heavy AND expect intimate environments.
Not or, AND.

[Anonymous No.17810329]

>>17809824
they're all worth testing desu. Lion is great if you like this type of classic sandalwood barbershop scent

[Anonymous No.17810422]

>>17810329
a lot look interesting but i dont want to beg for 20 samples

[Anonymous No.17810467]

>>17809563
>work: Feragamo Salvatore Uomo/Rochas L’Homme Aromatic Touch
>dates: Dior Homme (pre-change)
>going out: Al Harramin Amber Oud Tobacco Edition

I’ve got a bunch more coming in. I think I’ll be set for the next few years. I’ve got scents for every season, but my current stuff is reaching half full or less so I bought different shit this year.

[Anonymous No.17810470]

>>17809563
>work
encre noire a l'extreme and terre d'hermes
>dates
dior homme parfum
>going out
dior homme parfum

[Anonymous No.17810490]

>>17810470
Fellow Dior Homme appreciator. It’s in my opinion the best line of fragrances ever. Even the new ones have a certain charm. But I can’t get enough of that fucking iris

[Anonymous No.17810510]

I spent a lot of money this month in fragrances, but Just saw that you can get 100ml of most Nicolai's stuff for 134 euros on Notino.

Do you guys know if they go lower somewhere, or if these kind of discounts happen regularly?

[Anonymous No.17810523]

Door sausage is actually pretty good. Too much bergamot though, it's literally smelling like teabags or, surprisingly, bubblegum when you sniff it from a bit of distance.

[Anonymous No.17810528]

>>17808726
John Varvatos Vintage

[Anonymous No.17810530]

>>17810490
yeah I like the new one too. I could actually be pretty happy with only wearing that line which I don't think I could say about any other fragrance line
the parfum is my favorite, but I try not to use it daily so I don't get tired of it

[Anonymous No.17810539]

>>17808726
Good taste. I am actually wearing Sycamore right now.

I'll add Yatagan, Vetiver Extraordinaire

[Anonymous No.17810549]

>>17809629
I would try to sample. It doesn't smell bad but I wouldn't have bought it if I tried it first.

[Anonymous No.17810647]

>>17810158
Thanks for the recommendation anon, I'll be sure to check DV out if I like Herod. I ordered the samples last night. Interesting that both fragrances were made by the same guy.

[Anonymous No.17810649]

Should you refrigerate your fragrances or is it autism?

[Anonymous No.17810651]

>>17810279
I ordered last night, so should see them soon. Thanks for your input anon

[Anonymous No.17810658]

Sampling Layton rn , might be my favorite blue fragrance thus far. What are good dupes/clones?

[Anonymous No.17810661]

>>17809747
Yes.
PdM basically it takes known DNA and elevates them to the maximum possible quality, but they are still generic perfumes. If you like Fierce DNA, the best of its kind is Percival, for example. If you like Ultra Male like perfumes, Layton its the best one.
It's a "frontier" brand between the commercial and the niche, it is not brave and interesting enough to be niche, but it does have better quality than commercial or designer perfumes. To be honest, some Amouage perfumes are also like that.

[Anonymous No.17810664]

The least based fragrantica enjoyer.

[Anonymous No.17810666]

>>17810664
kek

[Anonymous No.17810669]

>>17810649
>hey anon, I poured myself some from your mini bar

[Anonymous No.17810671]

>>17810658
>>17810661
lol retards

[Anonymous No.17810675]

>>17810649
In most cases it is counterproductive by temperature change. The only perfumes that should be refrigerated are those that contain "live" ingredients such as oud, which change over time and temperature changes, in that case they must be at a certain temperature all the time. And I’m talking about expensive oud, not €200 oud. Keeping perfumes like the ones in the picture in a fridge is like having a fridge to keep cheap wines

[Anonymous No.17810676]

>>17810671
Oh hey, you again, the no perfumes virgin who spends here 19 hours a day kek, you cried today thinking about Encre Noire?

[Anonymous No.17810682]

>>17810671
What’s wrong with liking the smell of Layton?

[Anonymous No.17810685]

Got some samples today

>MDCI Invasion Barbare
>BDK Gris Charnel
>BDK Creme de Cuir
>Nishane Fan Your Flames
>Nishane Papilefiko
>Xerjoff Naxos

what should I try first

[Anonymous No.17810691]

>>17810685
Gris Charnel then tell me what it's like

[Anonymous No.17810710]

>>17810685
Naxos

[Anonymous No.17810717]

>>17810676
what an idiot lmfao
>>17810682
rofl moron

[Anonymous No.17810796]

>>17810717
You actually have something productive to say or are you just going to be a cunt?

[Anonymous No.17810814]

>>17808389
Give them to people

I sold 3 bottles as a set on leddit and sent the guy like 15 bottles. He was really happy and it felt good

[Anonymous No.17810828]

>>17810685
Those bdks sound nice. Waiting on some samples from them too

Invasion Barbare is top 5 for me so I’m going to say that

Naxos was nice but I cannot remember the particulars because I dropped and broke the bottle I was trying at the airport and that’s the prevailing memory

[Anonymous No.17810838]

>>17810828
did you have to buy it or did they let you off the hook?

[Anonymous No.17810842]

>>17810838
Nobody even approached me, I made a kind of ‘my bad’ gesture and walked away

The shop was huge, some kind of department store type of situation

[Anonymous No.17810844]

>>17808683
That didn't destroy /frag/ at all. That's the stuff you'd see shilled here.

>>17809099
Nah, I do it all the time.

[Anonymous No.17810849]

What should I do if I try a bunch of fragrances but don't really love any of them? I've gone to a ton of department stores, women's beauty stores (for the tiny mens section), gone to tons of different malls with Sephoras, Macy's, Nordstroms, other even nicer ones of varying luxury and can't find anything I really love besides Dior Fahrenheit. I've spent $100 on samples and don't even own a bottle. Do I just keep sampling or just settle with ones I like a lot but don't love?

[Anonymous No.17810853]

>>17810828
Is Invasion Barbare redundant if I already have Sartorial and Masculin Pluriel?

[Anonymous No.17810857]

>>17810796
roflmao dumbass

[Anonymous No.17810872]

just saw an ad for this.
what's the verdict?
is it typical zombie-SL indian/redugee-tier mallwater or is there something unique and new to it?
>by Cristophe Raynaud
never heard

[Anonymous No.17810884]

>>17810872
if you have to ask…

[Anonymous No.17810887]

>>17810849
Same here, but I find door faggothigh too grandpa-ish and dirty. So far no frags I truly love, most just smell good but not addictively good.

[Anonymous No.17810889]

>>17810872
I tried it yesterday but sadly all I wrote was:
>ysl myself good !!
lol

[Anonymous No.17810892]

>>17810884
senpai it's 10pm here
i will go sniff it out of curiosity, but i can't now

[Anonymous No.17810893]

>>17810853
Definitely not redundant with Masculin Pluriel. Invasion Barbare is sweet and kind of powdery where I remember the MFK being quite dry and sort of bitter (and class)

I don’t know about Sartorial, I haven’t tried it. Fougeres are great though, I reckon there’s space for a few

[Anonymous No.17810896]

>>17810849
Just buy Fahrenheit then. You can think about another purchase if you feel like you need another perfume after some time wearing it.

[Anonymous No.17810904]

>>17810872
Yes, it's pure slop. It's so redundant and generic that not even the usual shills are hyping it up.
Sad to think that YSL used to be up there with the best designer houses and now they just make endless useless L'Homme flankers and crap like this.

[Anonymous No.17810916]

>>17810896
I'm going to sample the parfum before I pull the trigger. let me know if any of you anons know the best place to get a decant of the stuff.

[Anonymous No.17810923]

>>17810916
the parfum is good too, but if you love fahrenheit, you love fahrenheit. the parfum is more of a "I like fahrenheit, but it's too old school for me" pick

[Anonymous No.17810927]

>>17810872
absolute dogshit goyslop and everyone who likes it should leave this thread and reflect on their taste

[Anonymous No.17810928]

>>17810923
yeah, I just actually called Dior and the lady said the parfum was officially discontinued , not in production, in the U.S. I asked if it could come back and she said sometimes they take it off of the market to refomulate it, so there's a chance, but for now it is officially discontinued/not in production in the U.S., so I'm thinking I'll pull the trigger on the EDT.

[Anonymous No.17810960]

>>17808997
Get the Edition Blanche.

[Anonymous No.17810966]

>>17809099
It's okay, just don't apply to much.

[Anonymous No.17811033]

>>17810893
Thanks, I just ordered a sample together with Nicolai Caravanserail Intense and Vie de Chateau Intense

[Anonymous No.17811102]

Im looking for something nice and heavy and stinky for cold weather. Please no vanilla or tonka

[Anonymous No.17811109]

>>17811102
Gucci Guilty Absolute
Amber Kiso
Beau De Jour
Desert Suave
LAVS Unum
Sultan Vetiver (all Nishanes are fucking ridiculous performance wise)

[Anonymous No.17811114]

>>17808865
Just buy the actual extrait de parfum like the bottle in your picture. She doesn't like the no 5 in the stores because no 5 parfum was formulated in the 70s and sucks. She might like the EDT version since that is relatively original

[Anonymous No.17811118]

Buying a few more fragrance samples off of Luckyscent. Any recs I should try out before I click order?

[Anonymous No.17811128]

>>17811109
Actually interesting suggestions thanks

[Anonymous No.17811130]

>>17811118
Lumberjack colone
Lampblack

[Anonymous No.17811142]

>>17811130
>Lumberjack colone
I like the sound of this, thanks

[Anonymous No.17811210]

Which one do I get bros?
Also, rec more musky/animalic floral frags

[Anonymous No.17811237]

>>17810104
>>17810307
No I meant what I said. I use 6-8 sprays of most frags. Unless if it’s a heavy frag, then I use 2-4 sprays. OR I expect intimate environments, then I would use 3-6 sprays of most frags or 1-2 sprays of a heavy frag.
Sotd Guerlain heritage vintage. I was in an intimate environment and it is a heavy frag l, but I used 6 sprays anyway because I felt like it.

[Anonymous No.17811239]

>>17809563
>work
Guerlain heritage
>dates
Guerlain Jicky
>going out
Guerlain habit rouge

[Anonymous No.17811243]

>>17811210
Guerlain Jicky

[Anonymous No.17811256]

>>17811210
Get one of the vintage sample vials of amouage gold on ebay. Its an incredible scent but i don't think i could wear it enough to justify a bottle.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/372336952550
>musky florals
Chanel antaeus is great, one of my favorites
Lapidus por homme sport is pretty wild for a cheapy
If you are feeling brave find some rose oud attar maybe with some deer musk too from some guy on etsy and buy a small bottle, i like scents by skanda but there are a few other guys on there that make the good stuff with real natural ingredients. Just use a tiny bit and wait at least 10 minutes before applying more, stuff is potent and lasts all day.

[Anonymous No.17811396]

So I found out there are ebay retailers that sell like $300-$400 perfumes for $150, and they have tens of thousands of reviews with a 99.5% positive standing
What the fuck? This seems way too good to be real

[Anonymous No.17811402]

>>17811396
they have bots/alts do the reviews, don't trust ebay bro. if it's too good to be true, it is.

[Anonymous No.17811405]

>>17811402
These don't look like bots. Plus, the sales are under ebay's money back guarantee.

[Anonymous No.17811406]

>>17811405
if it's too good to be true, it is.

[Anonymous No.17811421]

>>17811406
>>17811402
>>17811405
if it's too good to be true, it is.

What this Anon said. That’s why I only buy frags directly from whatever company/house makes them.

[Anonymous No.17811422]

>>17808726
>>17809400
>Blue Jeans
always been curious about this one. that note breakdown is bonkers.
we'll see if i can get over the bottle that looks like a kool aid burst

>>17810539
>yatagan
Thats two for Yatagan (last thread)
I'll have to try it. Sounds a lot heavier than Im used to but I have been wanting a patch/incense

>vetiver extraordinare
for some reason sycamore is the only vetiver I like on my skin. Ive tried maybe a dozen and its the only one that doesnt eventually grate on my nostrils. Loved VE for the first hour though. Cuir 28 is another favorite that becomes unbearable after an hour for me

>>17810528
>John Varvatos Vintage
i want to say i smelled this back when i knew nothing about scents and liked it. Keen on leather /tobacco notes right now, will check it out

[Anonymous No.17811430]

>>17810849
Sounds like it's not for you

[Anonymous No.17811433]

>>17811237
No, you're an idiot. Never spray twice when outdoors.

[Anonymous No.17811442]

>>17811406
>>17811421
so is fragrancenet a no-go now

[Anonymous No.17811443]

>>17811430
I think I just need to lower my standards, I just tend to try to min-max things autistically. I think it's really fun testing and wearing them.

[Anonymous No.17811444]

>>17808459
noselet

[Anonymous No.17811445]

>>17811442
Fragrance net is like 30% off when it actually is stocked, he's talking about $400 for $150 off of eBay.

[Anonymous No.17811448]

>>17811256
>he likes the gay frags

[Anonymous No.17811450]

>>17811445
There are a lot of frags on fragrancenet that are ~50% off

[Anonymous No.17811453]

use this thread for the meantime
don’t enter the gay thread
I’m making a new thread
>>17809653
>>17809653
>>17809653

[Anonymous No.17811457]

>>17811453
fuck off faggot
sorry not smorry

[Anonymous No.17811458]

>>17808319
then your a poorfag

[Anonymous No.17811463]

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>>17811460
>>17811460
>>17811460

[Anonymous No.17811465]

>the autistic spammer got banned

[Anonymous No.17811477]

>>17811463
ah yes, we need another one, so now 4 are up

[Anonymous No.17811514]

>>17811118
Of you try Lavs you could sample Heeley Cardinal. Very similar but lighter and more wearable.

[Anonymous No.17811515]

>>17808292
For this fall I have some of my own urine that I preserved in alcohol with just a touch linalool and iso e super for a woody base. I call it "Hawks follow me everywhere I go."

[Anonymous No.17811767]

>>17810717
neck urself

[Anonymous No.17811887]

>>17809562
Honestly nothing, top 5 of all time for me and the only perfume (excepting Fahrenheit) that I have owned multiple bottles of

[Anonymous No.17812019]

>>17811514
already tried Heeley Cardinal and Avignon.

[Anonymous No.17812133]

>>17811396
Most of those ebay dealers are legit. I don't know why these tards think they arent. Any of the ones that mostly sell fragrance with thousands of feedback are fine. Just avoid guys with no feedback selling Savage for $40 and any seller in eastern Europe, the fakes are made in china then make their way through Russia and end up being sold to the west by random sketchy eastern euro shops.
As long as you aren't a moron it's very easy to tell who is legit on ebay and who is selling fakes.

[Anonymous No.17812266]

>>17812133
t. eBay seller

[Anonymous No.17812306]

>>17811445
I bought 200ml bottle of Guerlain vetiver for $40 off fragrance net a couple years ago. I think Guerlain sells the same bottle for over $200