Fragrance General #982

[Anonymous No.17846187]

Discontinued: >>17841765

Informative Videos for newfags to Fragrance General
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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions for newfags
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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
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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.17846188]

Fragrance Groups 101 Chart

[Anonymous No.17846191]

Fragrance Flowchart for Beginners

[Anonymous No.17846193]

What do I wear if I want SEX-appeal, but still be minimally original (e.g., no Spicebomb, Taco Rabanne, etc.)

[Anonymous No.17846198]

what fragrances suits this image

[Anonymous No.17846207]

>>17846198
something really gay probably

[Anonymous No.17846210]

>>17846198
Comme de Garçons Series 3: Incense - Kyoto

[Anonymous No.17846211]

>>17846193
>LDDM
>Antaeus
>Musc Ravageur
>PdN New York Intense
>Bon Monsieur
in no specific order

>>17846198
>CDG2
>ELDO GITS
>Fantomas
...or something really gay probably

[Anonymous No.17846218]

What are some versatile, at least somewhat original, and not super common fragrances?

[Anonymous No.17846244]

>>17846218
I’d recommend you some, but you probably never heard of any of them.

[Anonymous No.17846247]

>>17846187
Any of you know where to get a good quality refillable bottle for frags? The atomizer on one of my bottles got fucking obliterated I need to rebottle it

[Anonymous No.17846267]

>>17846244
That's the point dummy

[Anonymous No.17846269]

>>17846218
Try some Guerlain frags. They give you amazing quality for the price.

[Anonymous No.17846281]

>>17846269
what's the best from the Guerlain Homme Ideal series?

[Anonymous No.17846284]

Is Chanel Allure Homme Sport Eau Extreme much different than Chanel Allure Homme Sport? People often say how good it is but if it smells similar to Homme Sport I am not buying it

[Anonymous No.17846285]

>>17846284
it's different enough

[Anonymous No.17846289]

>>17846285
is it as citrusy?

[Anonymous No.17846292]

is pic related the GOAT cheapie? I like it a lot

[Anonymous No.17846295]

What's /fa/gs oud of choice? sotd picrel

[Anonymous No.17846297]

>>17846281
Depends on personal taste. For me it's L'Homme Idéal Extrême, but they are all good. Go to a fragrance store and sample them bro.

[Anonymous No.17846302]

>>17846289
no, AHSEE is a tonka bomb (in a good way imo)

[Anonymous No.17846305]

>>17846289
No, to me it smells much more sweet with the vanilla, but personally I wouldn't own both at the same time.

[Anonymous No.17846317]

>>17846187
overrated desu
>>17846193
kouros
>>17846218
avestan
>>17846247
depends on where you live. i like the brown unitwist bottles

[Anonymous No.17846374]

Moth and Rabbit Enter The Void smells like raisins. Not bad, certainly non-generic.

[Anonymous No.17846394]

>>17846284
it's pretty different, but it's also not as good as people say IMO. not really worth the current Chanel prices desu.
the whole Allure line doesn't convince me, they're just boring to me, not low quality but indistinct and lacking in character. at least BdC was influential and iconic in a way

[Anonymous No.17846404]

*gets you compliments*
*helps you lose your virginity*
*bankrupts you*
*has the best drydown in the fragrance industry*
*unmatched in compliments*

Unironically, is there a fragrance that brings more compliments?

[Anonymous No.17846410]

>>17846404
a random apple toilet cleaner will do the same job for one tenth of the priece

[Anonymous No.17846411]

>>17846410
*anon, what is the fragrance so I can buy it for my son*
*women follow you in the shop*
*nigger women scream in the airport, 'Who the fuck smells so good'*

[Anonymous No.17846417]

>>17846404
My bank account won’t compliment it. Otherwise, I’d buy it.

[Anonymous No.17846443]

>>17846404
Way, way overrated. It's like local meme frags, only at a more global level. Everyone is just gaslit into believing it's good while it's actually pretty mid.

[Anonymous No.17846451]

>>17846191
What is the general opinion on replica perfums? Not as in false, just "inspired by". Are they accurate? Are they worth it?

[Anonymous No.17846455]

>>17846451
i think 'stop being poor' is the general opinion on replica frags

[Anonymous No.17846470]

>>17846451
general opinion is that some are good, some are bad and a great many of them are overrated by clone fans who think they've found some secret cheat code to smelling good
I don't really bother because there are plenty of great original fragrances sold for cheap prices anyway. I'd get La Yuqawam though because I like Tuscan Leather. but that one really is near-identical and everyone knows it and unfortunately the price reflects this

[Anonymous No.17846508]

>>17846317
Is avestan worth it? Gonna be in the uk next week so I could go to london just to buy it.

[Anonymous No.17846518]

Hey guys, is this Bleu Chanel EDT legit? Grabbed it for cheap on ebay - payed with PP, so if it's not legit - will open a dispute.

[Anonymous No.17846519]

>>17846518

[Anonymous No.17846523]

>>17846519

[Anonymous No.17846545]

Thoughts on Pi? I quite like it but never hear it discussed in these threads

[Anonymous No.17846558]

>>17846545
I blind bought this 5 or 6 years ago. It’s like vanilla tonka bean or something, almost like cheap Victoria’s Secret body mist. I did not like it. I used to use it as bathroom spray for when I take a fat dookie to make the room smell like vanilla poopoo instead of just regular poopoo, but now I think I have it in my locker at my unit for army reserve because I was going to give it to whoever wanted it. I don’t remember if nobody wanted it or I just forgot to even ask if anybody wanted it.

[Anonymous No.17846567]

Was supposed to receive a shipment, been waiting for 3 weeks (quite the distance,), today I inquired about its whereabouts only to find out that it has been held at a pickup store for 7 days and is now being sent back. Says I received notification of this, but I never did.
I'm slightly annoyed but PayPal will sort this out for me. Only slightly annoyed because getting my money back from botched fragrance shipments has been a horrible experience in the past.

[Anonymous No.17846587]

>>17846519
Can't really tell from these images alone - might have to crack her open

[Anonymous No.17846592]

>>17846404
>>17846411
delusions of grandeur

[Anonymous No.17846608]

>>17846587
I will, it's just in transit now.

[Anonymous No.17846622]

>>17846567
sucks, didn't have tracking? i use 17track to keep track of multiple carriers. same thing happened to me twice, first time i ran to the store 10min before closing on the final day, second time it was something from a giveaway and they refused to send it again. still salty about that

[Anonymous No.17846632]

A fragrance for this situation with a white milf?

[Anonymous No.17846644]

A fragrance for this situation with a white milf?
I feel like i overworn Drakkar Noir/Dakar and Bois Imperial, need a new sex scent.

[Anonymous No.17846645]

>>17846558
As a vanilla fan you're somehow selling this despite that clearly not being your intention

[Anonymous No.17846646]

I'm thinking of getting this to wear during spring evenings and eventually autumn and winter.
I've heard you can even pull it off during summer in the cooler days
what do you guys think of this one? I love tonka beans, cypress and vanilla, so I think its pretty hard to not like it. would you recommend something else?

[Anonymous No.17846649]

>>17846644
>>17846632
nice cock, dude.

[Anonymous No.17846654]

>>17846545
Nice warm gourmand for the fall and winter, very sweet and simple. It really does smell like a caramel apple pie, hence the name. At the time of release it was a little edgy for men, by now it's been overtaken by better sweet men's fragrances. I still like it though.

[Anonymous No.17846658]

>>17846632
what the fuck is that censoring

[Anonymous No.17846659]

>>17846269
these little fucks cost as much as the other mainstream frags where I live.

[Anonymous No.17846661]

>>17846658
What do you mean? Don't wanna post her name online bro.

[Anonymous No.17846662]

tom ford oud wood is quite linear, I regret spending 25 dollars on a 5ml decant

[Anonymous No.17846663]

>>17846608
Too easy. Quite a lot of Aussie buyers were duped recently by 150ml BDC Parfum bottles - the supplier actually used real bottles but refilled them with trash filler. Using mine as a toilet air-freshener instead.

Let us know how it smells when you crack it open

[Anonymous No.17846665]

>>17846649
Thanks, any sex core scents?

[Anonymous No.17846667]

>>17846665
I'm a virgin so I cant really help on that one. Kouros maybe? so she thinks she being fucked by an animal

[Anonymous No.17846670]

>>17846667
Kouros is great, will check it out.
Why are you a virgin? I'm not the best looking either.

[Anonymous No.17846674]

>>17846670
I'm not very good in the head, but I'm working on it
some people from here even tried to help me yesterday
>>17845487
>>17845498

[Anonymous No.17846677]

>>17846644
What's with these generals and gross dudes posting nasty pics nobody wants to see? Nobody cares about your tiny peen and the fat chick desperate enough to bone you.

[Anonymous No.17846683]

>>17846674
Wish you only the best, bro. Life is a bitch, totally can relate. Sniffing all different kind of scents calmed me down, can be meditative.

[Anonymous No.17846685]

>>17846677
Any sex scents? I'm tired of Aventus and Drakkar Noir.

[Anonymous No.17846688]

>>17846685
musc ravageur maybe?

[Anonymous No.17846689]

>>17846644
At this point you're already in, so just don't wear anything offensive. She knows you're a younger guy already so I wouldn't try and go a power 80's option, something like a BDC/LNDL or god forbid, even Sauvage would work great.

[Anonymous No.17846695]

>>17846688
Liked the musc in Aventus, probably checking this out
>>17846689
Bro BDC or Sauvage just smell cheap, but LNDL is a good one.

[Anonymous No.17846697]

>>17846677
it's one and the same poster. immigrant in german fucking fat milfs and now unironic troons. known for shilling BI, dakar, cyber garden, aventus, cool water and whatever his fotm is. always the same esl posting style, easy to filter him out. too bad he has good taste (in frags). appreciate him while he's here, he'll die from aids soon

[Anonymous No.17846702]

>>17846697
idk sounds like hes living the best life.

[Anonymous No.17846769]

can someone post the list of celeb fragrances?
pls and thank you

[Anonymous No.17846780]

>>17846269
They are not cheap anymore.

[Anonymous No.17846786]

>>17846198
Commes des Garçons 2

[Anonymous No.17846792]

Ahem
*mogs your fragrance *

[Anonymous No.17846796]

>>17846702
>sodomy
>fornication
>luxury
>best life

[Anonymous No.17846830]

what's a good first fragrance? literally NEVER used cologne before, so no idea what smells I like. (18, slightly formal wear, for school, warm climate)

[Anonymous No.17846860]

Yes, I did just buy Dylan Blue. Is that an issue?

[Anonymous No.17846861]

>>17846780
Glad I bought a lifetime supply of all their different frags a few years back. I was buying 100ml bottles for $30. I even bought a 200ml bottle of Guerlain vetiver for $40. They were all easy blind buys.

[Anonymous No.17846863]

>>17846830
imagination

[Anonymous No.17846869]

>>17846796
>>17846702
>>17846697
Gotta agree with that other guy sounds based as fuck sorry.

[Anonymous No.17846873]

Trying Aventues right now, first time smelling it. First impressions are: this doesn't smell very masculine, smells like a shopping mall, smells like the women's fragrance section of a mall.

[Anonymous No.17846892]

>>17846830
Versace Eau Fraiche

[Anonymous No.17846893]

>>17846860
idk why people shit on dylan blue, i love it and its safe enough that there's really nothing to hate

[Anonymous No.17846896]

>>17846892

thank you

[Anonymous No.17846900]

>>17846830
Something versatile and crowd pleasing, pick a blue fragrance like Versace Dylan Blue or god forbid Dior Sauvage. Or you could jump into the deep end and order ten samples from Luckyscent and pick your favorite.

[Anonymous No.17846911]

>>17846900
what about profondo? I've seen that one pop up as well

[Anonymous No.17846925]

>>17846830
Eros

[Anonymous No.17846943]

Noselet here, tested pic related today and was looking to grab some input from the general.

Parfumo calls it “smoky fruity”, which I don’t particularly get from it at all (smoke or fruit) but I noticed it’s got several tea notes listed, and I’m wondering if this would be a half decent example of a tea frag, as I’ve seen people request tea suggestions in here, but never sniffed one myself.

It’s not bad imo, but it’s a bit powdery for my tastes I think. Gonna continue testing tomorrow.

[Anonymous No.17846952]

>>17846292
It's ok. Also try Lacoste white.

[Anonymous No.17846954]

>>17846295
>oud of choice
oud for glory
armani eau de nuit oud

[Anonymous No.17846956]

>>17846646
>thinking of getting this
don't
It's useless
I've had all the loccitans. Had to bin this one.

[Anonymous No.17846970]

>>17846956
really? because someone from here recommended it lol

[Anonymous No.17846995]

>>17846970
>>17846956
I would take that post with a grain of salt, I’ve only heard good things about EdB, usually comparing it to OG Snicebomb, which is (generally speaking) well liked.

Planning to get a sample of it myself, just haven’t got around to it yet.

[Anonymous No.17847048]

OK I just saw this Jeremy TV show thing. Seriously did he have some kind of cheek filler? Or does he have a hormone problem? There's something going on.

[Anonymous No.17847055]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VIaNlspqbQ

[Anonymous No.17847075]

>>17846970
implying there aren't trolls who will recommend you garbage

[Anonymous No.17847077]

>>17846187
Does anyone have any opinions on the differences between Chanel Epoiste and Egoiste Platinum?

[Anonymous No.17847078]

>>17847077
>Epoiste
That is a typo, not something you haven't heard of.

[Anonymous No.17847100]

>>17847077
egoiste platinum sucks cock. dont let the reddit refugees here tell you otherwise

[Anonymous No.17847120]

Tom Ford Tuscan Leather smellin' like a brick

[Anonymous No.17847135]

I am buying 2mL samples of 15 fragrances.
I will get together with the boys for a BBQ and smell-off.

[Anonymous No.17847150]

>>17846646
it's nice. I agree it's very accessible and easy to like if you like anything similar like tobacco vanille or spicebomb extreme. might even be better than those two, at a cheaper price. certainly a bit classier than spicebomb extreme
a very christmasy, comfy and accessible fragrance. gives me similar feelings to Burberry London. performance is better than London, but still only average
one nitpick would be that it's a bit linear and I got bored of it last winter. but now that I came back to it, it really is hard to dislike

[Anonymous No.17847155]

>>17846970
dont listen to him hes shitposting, edb is almost universally liked

[Anonymous No.17847189]

>>17846995
>EdB
>comparing it to OG Snicebomb
You must be fucking retarded for that. These are absolutely different scents. Zero similarity.
Had EDB, SB and SBE.

[Anonymous No.17847192]

>>17847048
He has a cocaine problem.

[Anonymous No.17847204]

>>17846662
It has bad performance as well. One of the most overrated and overpriced scents out there and I'm not even usually a tom ford hater.

[Anonymous No.17847213]

>>17847048
He looks like he hasn't had a proper night sleep in months.
So yeah, probably cocaine.

[Anonymous No.17847218]

I really want to buy Sauvage Elixir, I think it's great, but the cheapest I can find it for is $150 for 60ml. From my research, the best clone is Ete Sauvage Elixir by Alexandria Fragrances for $60 for 55ml. Is the real thing worth $90 more? Anyone have any experience with this frag or more broadly Alexandria Fragrances? Thanks.

[Anonymous No.17847229]

I dreamed about Taylor Swift that night, we had a love affair, such a cutie. A fragrance for this?

[Anonymous No.17847230]

>>17847192
It's not a cocaine problem, it's a cocaine solution.

[Anonymous No.17847236]

>>17846269
Agreed.

[Anonymous No.17847248]

>>17846269
it's a shame I didn't jump on some of them before the price increases. nowadays they're in the upper echelon of designer pricing

[Anonymous No.17847254]

Oud Wood> whatever you’re wearing rn

[Anonymous No.17847265]

>>17847254
>your typical medicinal incense type of frag
Nah thanks, shill something else.

[Anonymous No.17847275]

any new salome, lovers tale etc type beats?

[Anonymous No.17847300]

>>17847248
They’re still priced reasonable. I don’t see why Guerlain habit rouge should be any less than dior Fahrenheit. Nevertheless, they’re sold on discounters at nearly half off still.

[Anonymous No.17847302]

why do women love it

[Anonymous No.17847304]

>>17847302
I like girls that wear Abercrombie and fitch

[Anonymous No.17847306]

>>17847302
reminds them of high school chad

[Anonymous No.17847308]

why is he like that?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vspSPriQwS8

[Anonymous No.17847310]

YSL Blue Electrique arrived.

It smells ... exactly like LNDLH? Which is a good thing.

[Anonymous No.17847314]

If you had a shelf full of fougeres, ouds and artistic niche and wanted to get just one proper crowdpleasing goyslop what would you chose?

[Anonymous No.17847333]

>>17847314
Dior Sauvage EDT is superior to Dylan Blue, Versace Eros, Bleu de Chanel, YSL Y if you ask me. Probably that one unironically.

[Anonymous No.17847345]

>>17847314
something prada

[Anonymous No.17847347]

>>17847300
maybe it's better in the US, where I'm at they are at Dior prices indeed
not to say they're not worth those prices, but the days where you could get like a 200ml bottle of habit rouge for 45 dollars seem to be gone

[Anonymous No.17847348]

>>17847254
there are so many cheaper, better performing westernised oud releases nowadays that oud wood has become redundant

[Anonymous No.17847353]

>>17847314
how goyslop are we talking here? I love Dior Homme Parfum, but it's not really full on "20 sprays of Sauvage applied, where's my SEX??" tier, just an accessible sweet modern designer

if I could get one blue frag for free, I would choose either Bleu de Chanel EDT or Sauvage Elixir. I also like the original Luna Rossa as far as freshslop with ambroxan goes

[Anonymous No.17847410]

>>17847310
Why does this wonderful smell die down after like 15 minutes, why?

Maybe others can still smell it when I no longer can't?

[Anonymous No.17847412]

>>17847410
all the ambroxan is making you anosmic
unless you're talking about the original, in which case yeah, the performance just sucks

[Anonymous No.17847417]

>>17847348
>so many
Lists none. Why are \faggot like this?

[Anonymous No.17847422]

>>17846518
how much did you pay for it?

[Anonymous No.17847425]

>>17847417
just go into the oud category on fragrantica and pick at random. I don't really like westernised ouds in general, but if I had to wear one I'd pick Oud Malaki or Brioni Intense and not Oud Wood. or something from Nasomatto if you like the house DNA. plenty of oudslop to choose from

[Anonymous No.17847431]

>>17847304
I’d take one if, if I had one wish

[Anonymous No.17847433]

Why is Dior Homme Intense so overrated?

[Anonymous No.17847439]

>who smells so good?

[Anonymous No.17847442]

Is Diptyque a Tikthot meme brand like Byredo and Le Labo? Should I sample it? If so, which frags?

[Anonymous No.17847444]

I really don't get how fresh and citrusy smells can be sexy

>MMMMM he smells like a lemon I wanna make babies with lemons

[Anonymous No.17847447]

>>17847353
>how goyslop are we talking here?
Anything that gets reshuffled in every other top 10 youtube list

[Anonymous No.17847449]

>>17847444
>mmm he smells so clean, almost like he has good hygiene or something
it's that simple. citrus scents are associated with cleaning agents and soaps

[Anonymous No.17847452]

>>17847433
because most people haven't smelled the Parfum

[Anonymous No.17847462]

What's a general scent profile or type I can look out for if I absolutely love fragrances like jazz club?
I tried Acqua Di Gio Parfum today and to me smells extremely generic and synthetic
I also really like la nuit and Dior homme parfum

[Anonymous No.17847469]

>>17847422
110 eur I think

[Anonymous No.17847471]

>>17847314
BDC Parfum

[Anonymous No.17847472]

>>17847462
orientals, spicy, tobacco, boozy fragrances.
you might also like ingredients like cardamom and iris and what people would call "cold weather" fragrances. what you seem to dislike is aquatics

try:
l'occitane eau des baux
burberry london for men
chopard oud malaki
fahrenheit parfum
boucheron jaipur homme (more old school soapy top notes, but with a very nice powdery oriental underneath)

[Anonymous No.17847476]

>>17847472
Yes I think you're right, I couldn't stand Nautica Voyage or D&G light blue intense
I also think synthetic scents are a big deal breaker, I have a bottle of Burberry London, it would've been a favourite if it wasn't for how synthetic it smells not to mention it's ass performance
I'll try out your recommendations, I've heard mixed things about Fahrenheit but it might suit my taste

[Anonymous No.17847480]

Order from ecuación just arrived

[Anonymous No.17847483]

>>17847480
which gothrock frags did you order this time?

[Anonymous No.17847486]

>>17847483
I'm not the goth rock guy, but still, one of them is pretty goth rock .

I sold a few things from my collection and was quite a big order, but I got pic related as a gift with the order . Again , extremely based guys

Even tho I don't like roja lol

[Anonymous No.17847493]

>>17847480
Weird dirty gourmand with cognac, caramel, coffee and musky notes, the most potent stuff I've ever come across. This projects for ages and lasts forever.

The bottle is closed , I haven't even sprayed it, and the whole room smells like burnt coffee now . Quite an anomaly.

[Anonymous No.17847500]

>>17847493
And the other three . My favourites from the Prin line.

Chetyre smells like a classical fougere that is set on fire. Cannot wait to wear it on the winter . A shame that is getting discontinued, but I think with this bottle will have for ages.

I got also tons of samples from prissana, Pineward and a bunch other that I have yet to see. If anyone wants any opinions from any of the stuff I got, let me know

[Anonymous No.17847501]

>>17847500

[Anonymous No.17847511]

>>17847476
Make sure it's the parfum version of Fahrenheit, in the stouter bottle. It's sweeter and more "modern" than the OG EDT, with some boozy and vanilla notes added. The EDT might not be to your taste, as it's much less sweet and much more old school.
"Synthetic" is a very subjective descriptor. The fragrances you like also contain large doses of various synthetics. The ones you dislike are probably the aquatic ones like calone and whatever they happened to put in London. I do agree that Burberry London has weak performance though.

[Anonymous No.17847518]

>>17847511
can you tell me about eau des baux? Sadly I'd have to blind buy this one but it seems appealing.

[Anonymous No.17847526]

>>17847518
It’s sweet, vanillin, spicy, and woodsy. Smells like quality ingredients but a little boring st times.

[Anonymous No.17847530]

>>17847518
Described here >>17847150
I think you're likely to enjoy it. It has the cardamom from la nuit, the tobacco and vanilla from jazz club plus some woody notes to balance it all out and class it up a bit.
I don't love it as much as Dior homme parfum, but it's a nice safe pick, especially if you like tobacco vanille or spicebomb extreme

[Anonymous No.17847543]

>>17847526
i see how long does it last roughly and would you say although it can get boring it's at least unique?
>>17847530
spicebomb extreme is my most used winter frag so that's promising, is it redundant to spicebomb extreme in that case? haven't gotten the chance to try tobacco vanille

[Anonymous No.17847545]

>>17847480
>Yawn
>click unsubscribe

[Anonymous No.17847558]

>>17847486
roja honestly deserves to be shit on as much as creed and jerkoff in these threads

[Anonymous No.17847559]

>>17847558
They really do sell shit for even thousands of dollars, so yes. They should be number one target

[Anonymous No.17847561]

>>17847559
there needs to be a name for all these top floor of harrods type brands designed to con rich arabs, masstige doesn’t cut it.

[Anonymous No.17847571]

>>17847543
>is it redundant to spicebomb extreme in that case?
they don't smell exactly the same or anything, but personally I would say they are a bit redundant. I try to keep my collection small and be really selective about what I buy. biggest difference is probably all the cypress, it definitely adds a woody edge
EdB is like spicebomb extreme's older brother who doesn't party as much, dresses nicer and goes to church
the performance is average. it should last you a couple of hours but don't expect it to go on and on for two days like Dior Homme Parfum does. it also doesn't evolve as much as that fragrance, which I think is why some might get bored of it. I think for me it works better as part of a rotation than as an everyday scent.
I'll say that it does smell high quality, I think l'occitan fragrances tend to be good at smelling natural, maybe because the brand started as a manufacturer of natural oils and they still probably use them in decent quantities in their fragrances

[Anonymous No.17847574]

>>17847561
superpremium? ultra-luxury? something more derogatory would be in order IMO

[Anonymous No.17847576]

>>17847486
is that a whole sample set? you can probs flip it
>>17847501
based
>>17847558
i came across roja at a store after reading all that hype on parfumo and i tested all the highly rated frags. they all smelled average as hell, unbelievable that people pay so much for this shit
pic semi related

[Anonymous No.17847587]

>>17847571
just found out there's a l'occitane boutique near me so i'll check it out

[Anonymous No.17847588]

>>17847587
yeah these boutiques are more common than people think
try the one that's just called "l'occitan" too, it's a nice spicy lavender. bad performance from what I recall, but it does smell very natural

[Anonymous No.17847592]

>>17847576
Yeah is the whole sample set. I will probably give it to my mom, the ecuación guys are so nice with their gifts to my orders that I don't want to just resell it

[Anonymous No.17847602]

Which fragrance will help me cope with La Nuit de l'Homme's shit performance?

[Anonymous No.17847612]

what's he wearing bros?

[Anonymous No.17847614]

>>17847602
Sauvage Elixir, unironically. It's not super similar, but it does have the spices and lavender as well as the modern goyslopish touches and mass appeal. and it happens to be extremely potent
don't buy one of the La Nuit flankers, don't support the L'Oreal "reformulate it to all hell to cut costs and hope that people buy flankers because of FOMO" business model
Dior has formulation codes, so you can be sure that your bottle of Elixir will gas out whole rooms if oversprayed, as God intended

[Anonymous No.17847619]

>>17847614
I've tried sauvage edt and i hate the dna, is it much different?

[Anonymous No.17847625]

>>17846608
Batch code looks fine, but to be sure, give it a sniff

[Anonymous No.17847626]

>>17847619
it's pretty different, brings in more fougere touches, which is exciting in the current designer landscape. I also don't like the EDT, but I enjoy the Elixir. wish it wasn't so pricy though

[Anonymous No.17847627]

>>17846911
Armani fragrances are much better than Versace so yes go with that one instead

[Anonymous No.17847633]

>>17847602
Bleu Electrique, if you can find a batch

[Anonymous No.17847638]

What is incense kyoto like?

[Anonymous No.17847648]

>>17846518
>>17846519
>>17846523
ill give you a pro tip you bitch ass retard. buy the same bottle at Sephoras website then switch the bottles and return it

[Anonymous No.17847651]

>>17847627
idk about that, I'd go with Man Eau Fraiche or Blue Jeans over any of the ADG or Code fragrances any day

[Anonymous No.17847661]

>>17847612
L'Homme Fear.

[Anonymous No.17847703]

does anyone have any experience with Essential Parfum fragrances? I have my eye on a few of them

[Anonymous No.17847714]

>>17847703
I've only tried the most popular one, Bois Imperial
it's pretty good. very strong performance. not too challenging, not too generic. not sure I will get a full bottle though, it's a bit too linear for my liking and could get tiresome. and it's so strong that the 10ml decant will still last me a while with occasional use

[Anonymous No.17847735]

>>17846622
It had tracking but from the country of origin, which provided not enough details. It effectively looked like it was being held at some border. Only too late did I realize that some carrier in this country might have it and then tested some and found it. Of course, that carrier didn't gave me any notification, even though I have an account with them.

>>17846646
You can wear it whenever you want. I'm wearing it right now. It's cold, though, but I would easily rock it in the summer.

[Anonymous No.17847743]

>>17847574
nah, both of those things have (slightly) positive connotations. they won’t do.

[Anonymous No.17847745]

>>17847743
sheikhslop?

[Anonymous No.17847758]

>>17847735
use 17track, it automatically detects the carriers. most of the time at least

[Anonymous No.17847765]

>>17847431
But she’s been gone since that summer

[Anonymous No.17847767]

Lalique pour homme lion smells like azora pour homme.

[Anonymous No.17847770]

>>17847767
You mean azzaro? It's not that similar desu, to my nose. Vaguely in a similar old school barbershop category, but the Lalique goes in a powdery sandalwood vanilla iris direction pretty hard. Pretty different from the greener, more aromatic Azzaro.

[Anonymous No.17847774]

>>17847476
The normal D&G Light Blue is great.

[Anonymous No.17847778]

What are some cheap perfumes for trashy sluts? I got viva la juicy, but I'm looking to branch out.

[Anonymous No.17847780]

>>17847770
Maybe. My nose barely works today. I’ve been sick the past week with Covid. Last night I could barely smell 3 sprays of Dior Fahrenheit. Today I could barely smell the four sprays of Lalique then 6 sprays of azzurra

[Anonymous No.17847787]

>>17847780
yeah that sucks, I had covid a couple of weeks ago. also couldn't smell much for like two weeks, it was very annoying. my smell is mostly back to normal now though, except for some phantom smell I get sometimes. smells minerally and smoky, like some really shitty minimalistic wannabe avant-garde perfume. a bit like someone pour strong mineral water on an ashtray

[Anonymous No.17847795]

What exactly do reviewers mean when they say that a specific perfume has the brands "DNA"?

[Anonymous No.17847812]

>>17847795
That they share some base notes, ingredients, specific aroma chemicals present in different perfumes. For example Bischs akilagawood, tauers tauerade and whatever Bianchi's uses that makes all of her perfumes smell the same

[Anonymous No.17847817]

I got discovery sets from Parfums de Nicolai, Tauer, Francesca Bianchi, L'Artisan, and Maison Crivelli. How did I do?

[Anonymous No.17847818]

I'm starting to get the feeling that my sense of smell, precise and refined as it might be, is not very sensitive/strong.

[Anonymous No.17847851]

>>17847442
>yes
>no
>see above

>>17847472
>Nasomatto Baraonda
>Tauer Sundowner

>>17847612
Bois Imperial (unironically)

>>17847703
good value, modest performance frags, i have some of them and use them if i want something simple and likeable
Bois Imperial is a bit overhyped but interesting frag
Fig Infusion and Mon Vetiver are also pretty good for what they are
check out the discovery set, it's dirt cheap

>>17847745
i would leave them in the goyslop category, Roger Bird doesn't deserve its own category desu

>>17847818
>Blessed are the poor in spirit: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.

[Anonymous No.17847869]

drakkar noir at 24 is it possible bros?

[Anonymous No.17847874]

>>17847745
kek

[Anonymous No.17847875]

>>17847869
I used to wear it at 21

[Anonymous No.17847881]

thoughts on cyber garden? it's around 20-30 bucks for 100ml right now. might as well blind buy that fraggot.

[Anonymous No.17847907]

>>17847778
joop

[Anonymous No.17847911]

>>17846187
Do they not make the original CDG fragrance anymore?

[Anonymous No.17847954]

I'm thinking of getting a second blue/fresh frag. unfortunately where I live I can only really get the more mainstream ones, so yeah, the list isnt going to be pretty
its a tropical country and I already own Profondo. between luna rossa carbon, Y edp, le beau le parfum, Terre d'Hermès and Dior Homme Sport 2021, which one do you think complements Profondo more?
you can say allure homme too if you think it greatly outshines the others, I didnt put it in because that shit is expensive.

[Anonymous No.17847959]

>>17847954
lol what a clown

[Anonymous No.17847999]

Best pine or rose scented perfume?

[Anonymous No.17848005]

>>17847954
Frankly I haven’t sniffed literally any of those frags except TdH, but TdH isn’t really what I think of when I think “fresh”, certainly not blue.

That’s not to say it isn’t an amazing frag, modern classic imo, but if you’re looking for blue/fresh for a hot climate I’d think you’d want Eau Givree or Tres Fraiche

[Anonymous No.17848013]

>>17846187
is this any good (for the $)

[Anonymous No.17848029]

>>17847954
polo blue?

[Anonymous No.17848030]

>>17848005
I see. will look into them, thanks

[Anonymous No.17848031]

>>17848029
is that any good? I mean, better than the ones I listed?

[Anonymous No.17848033]

>>17847999
Pine, polo green
Rose, GuerlIn habit rouge
What would you wear to an engineering conference that you’re presenting at?

[Anonymous No.17848034]

>>17847954
cool water

[Anonymous No.17848042]

>>17848029
>>17848031
>Polo Blue (Ralph Lauren) citrus woody $
>Disproves the aromatherapeutic notion that citrus notes make you cheerful.

[Anonymous No.17848221]

>>17847442
they're more respectable, because at least they're older. they've been around for a while. although I prefer serge lutens from that "accessible, popular niche brands that predate most other niche brands" segment

[Anonymous No.17848222]

>>17847869
anything is possible, but when I asked friends what they think of it one of them said it smells like a 40 year old taxi driver, which is very accurate

[Anonymous No.17848229]

Trying to decide between Terre d'hermes and New York Intense. I really can't decide which one to buy, I love them both but I feel like they fill the same category. I'm leaning NYI because I feel it's classier and fits my style more (OCBDs,chinos,etc) but I'm also on the younger side (imagine early 20s white male) so it might be more fitting to go with Hermes. It's hard to tell which one is louder and more projecting though because I only have those vials. Any thoughts?

[Anonymous No.17848238]

>>17847954
out of these I would pick dior homme sport or terre d'hermes. the former is probably better for super hot weather
Y and luna rossa carbon are very generic and le beau le parfum is quite sweet and heavy, not really much of a freshie

[Anonymous No.17848242]

>>17847999
jeanne en provence acqua has both and costs 5$

[Anonymous No.17848247]

>>17848229
just get both, they're not all that similar and both are worth owning in their own way. or pick up TdH and a bottle of Lalique Lion if money is an issue
terre d'hermes is the safer, more modern pick. a heavily modernised take on the genre. I would say easier to wear for guy in his early 20s
NYI is definitely more old school, more formal, more traditional, you will stand out from your peers for better or for worse. I think it's a bit like wearing a suit, not everyone can pull it off everyday in their early 20s.

[Anonymous No.17848248]

>>17848229
I see NYI more as a fall/winter scent, and TdH as spring/summer. So I'd get both.

[Anonymous No.17848250]

>>17847881
its good, but not easy
>>17847954
cool water
>>17848229
nyi any day

[Anonymous No.17848273]

>>17848229
Are you me? what the fuck?
I'm trying to decide between these as well.

Please let me know what your thoughts are on the two.

Also, do you know of anywhere that sends out a sample of NYI because I can't find it in any store in the country, so I have no way of smelling it before buying, whereas the Terre d'hermes, is available at a couple of stores.

[Anonymous No.17848280]

>Have owned Allure Homme Sport
>REally like it
Coworker let me smell his bottle of Allure Homme EDT
>Smells amazingly Citrusly
How much does it change throughout the day?

[Anonymous No.17848281]

This shit is overrated as fuck. Not close to Aventus at all, much worse.

[Anonymous No.17848296]

out of beau de jour and platinum egoiste, which would a MILF prefer?

[Anonymous No.17848315]

Where you at santalum anon? Bought 18mls of album, this shit smells fantastic. Rich and deep, reminds me of my Tauer Attar - big ups for the recommendation

[Anonymous No.17848316]

>>17848296
platinum egoiste

[Anonymous No.17848322]

>I knew you were here anon, I could tell by the smell. No one smells that good

What did she mean by this?

[Anonymous No.17848324]

>>17848322
xhe wants your seed in xer (boi)pussy, anon

[Anonymous No.17848328]

>>17848322
She wishes Chad would use that perfume as well

[Anonymous No.17848330]

>>17848315
Nice I’ve been tempted tk buy a bottle for a while now. I still have my little 1ml sample that I’ve babied.

[Anonymous No.17848333]

>>17848322
She was expecting her shilling fee from you obviously.

[Anonymous No.17848368]

Is Guerlain the best bang-for-buck brand?

[Anonymous No.17848378]

>>17848273
I wouldn't suggest blind buying NYI. Maybe a 30ml bottle if you already know you like stuff like Guerlain Heritage or Lalique Lion.

[Anonymous No.17848386]

>>17848368
they were a couple years ago, but I can't find them at low prices nowadays
personally, I think Lalique is the best bang for your buck. dirt cheap, original compositions, good perfumers, generally good quality, pretty bottles, even some claim to heritage and interesting history
only downside is the performance on some of them is bad, I think Encre Noire Sport is the biggest victim of this

[Anonymous No.17848389]

>>17848368
in terms of impressing "fragheads" for cheap I think that title goes to PDN, guerlain is too normie and they jacked up the prices too

[Anonymous No.17848390]

>parfumo thread about fragrances that fly under the radar
>pdm, jerkoff, chanel
i must scream

[Anonymous No.17848400]

Eau Sauvage, EdT or Parfum?

[Anonymous No.17848410]

Are you ready to give this a chance?

[Anonymous No.17848424]

>>17848400
they are very different. honestly the Parfum is so far removed that I see it as its own scent, not a flanker
EDT is much more refreshing, like a classy old money summer scent. tart citrus, jasmine, green aromatics, all that stuff. unfortunately the performance is weak, at least in the modern bottles. but it was never a beast AFAIK

EDP is much thicker and sweeter, not refreshing at all. I'm pretty sure there's some vanilin in there, though it's not listed. the citrus takes on a dusty lemon candy quality that reminds me of Habit Rouge to some degree. the vetiver is also upped and the elemi too is unlike anything in the original EDT. I don't really like the Parfum that much. Performance is leagues above the EDT though, very solid

[Anonymous No.17848437]

why is everyone on parfumo g*rman?

[Anonymous No.17848443]

>>17847869
Nobody should wear that shit, it was a meme 30 years ago. You won't smell classicly masculine, and you won't mog all the dior homme fags with your miasma. You'll smell like an autist who uses his granpdpas cologne because he doesn't know any better. Get a normal fucking fragrance like a normal fucking person, and stop taking fragrance advice from people who never go out. Don't say I didn't warn you

[Anonymous No.17848483]

>>17848437
...it's a german website

[Anonymous No.17848486]

>>17848437
Gutman? I don't know why this shitposter schizo is still not banned everywhere.

[Anonymous No.17848494]

few cheapies just came in bros
1 hour in Khamrah is extremely sweet but I like it, I feel like there's the possibility it will offend people because it smells like someone poured some liqueur on you but if not they will definitely ask what it is. Not feminine at all idk why that is commonly mentioned.
Encre Noire is exactly what I thought it would be, it's what I'd expect the dark souls mc to smell like mixed with old library books and it's great.
9am is kind of underwhelming, as expected given its a hyped dupe and I wouldn't wear anything like jpg ultra male anyway, I also think I must've gotten a shitty batch because the projection is awful. It's a bit fruity other than that extremely generic, I can't pick up any of the vanilla but that might be because the Khamrah's vanilla is so much richer.
That being said they all smell like they have high quality ingredients, Khamrah arguably being a bit tacky depending on your taste.

[Anonymous No.17848499]

>>17848494
Khamrah for me is a better version of angel share. I wish they didn't go for a similar bottle design because it's a good fragrance in it's own . Definitely one of the few worth it Arab cheapies

[Anonymous No.17848502]

>>17848437
Germans posting on a German site, shocking I know.

[Anonymous No.17848504]

>>17848499
It's the only box I haven't trashed from my collection. They could definitely cut costs on the presentation and bottle.

[Anonymous No.17848505]

>>17848424
I'm trying to figure out which sample to order, but I guess the EdT sounds more interesting.

[Anonymous No.17848530]

>>17848494
>Encre Noire is exactly what I thought it would be, it's what I'd expect the dark souls mc to smell like mixed with old library books
There are no metallic or natural bonfire-related notes in there. Encre noire is how Frampt would smell. Stop hyping up a disgusting overrated garbage of a frag. And if you don't understand what's disgusting about it, give it some time and a few wears.

[Anonymous No.17848532]

>>17848505
if you like the classic, old school freshies like Cerruti 1881, Acqua di Parma, 4711, Eau de Rochas or some of the fresher chypres like Chanel Pour Monsieur, then Eau Sauvage EDT is a must-try I think. in general it's a classic and very influential fragrance that's good to know if you want to be a trve fragrance fan
the Parfum I would say is not essential in any way, though it does stand out from other modern designers and has very good performance

[Anonymous No.17848535]

>>17848530
dark souls man rolls around in dirt all day. It's not listed but it definitely smells metallic to me
It's simple and different, but I guess I'll wait and see what you mean

[Anonymous No.17848536]

>>17848530
>Encre noire is how Frampt would smell
that just makes it sound even better, Frampt was kinda based

[Anonymous No.17848567]

>>17846284
It smells much different.
I can't stand the Allure Homme Sport Eau Extreme desu.
The regular Allure Homme Sport on the other hand is one of my favorite scents, and it is very similar to the original Allure Homme.

[Anonymous No.17848725]

>>17848410
Already have with some samples, it's very good for what it is. Solid performance as well.

[Anonymous No.17848744]

>>17848494
>Encre Noire is exactly what I thought it would be

It's literally the opposite. It get's memed so much I expected more than just a boring freshly oiled wood smell. A carpenter smells like that for free.

[Anonymous No.17848770]

>>17848744
well it is supposed to be a minimalistic stripped down vetiver-centric fragrance. I agree that all the people waxing poetic about vampires and spooky scary forests are doing it a disservice

[Anonymous No.17848784]

Are this >>17847638 and Ombre Leather wearable in hot weather?

[Anonymous No.17848805]

Is Chanel 1957 a good substitute for Jerkoff Apollonia?

[Anonymous No.17848837]

>>17848410
Can confirm it is quite good for the price. One of my office choices.

[Anonymous No.17848944]

Wearing this right now and it's incredible.

Show me your favourite oud-rose combos

[Anonymous No.17848954]

Is /frag/ a psy-op?

Is all this only happening because of an unending stream of youtube advertisements masquerading as review content? Is this thread a psy-op? It it meant to introduce me to a new luxury wave of bread and circuses to placate my consumerist existence?

How many fragrances do I really need to be happy?

[Anonymous No.17848959]

What an awful list. Are people still shilling this shit?

[Anonymous No.17848961]

>>17848954
>How many fragrances do I really need to be happy?

Frags are just another excuse for me to be a good consooming goyim. Blind bought a cheapie again today just for the (cheap) thrills.

[Anonymous No.17848971]

>>17848959
none of these lists matter because there's so many of them that every fragrance on Earth will be list on it eventually.

[Anonymous No.17848978]

>>17848959
which ones do you disagree with

[Anonymous No.17848985]

>>17848978
Profondo, deep blue, seahorse, pour homme, imagination, calling the best aquatics ever

[Anonymous No.17848989]

>>17848985
fucking retard. thats not even imagination.

[Anonymous No.17849014]

Is there a fragrance that resembles the scent of anne franks armpit?

[Anonymous No.17849023]

whats a good amount for a sample?

[Anonymous No.17849028]

>>17848532
how does Eau Sauvage compare to Sauvage?

[Anonymous No.17849033]

i love wasting my money on scams too can i join in on the fun?

[Anonymous No.17849034]

>>17849023
3-5ml can do with 2 too if its expensive
>>17849028
my nigga what you saying...

[Anonymous No.17849037]

>>17849023
1ml is 15 sprays, so that's enough for me usually to figure out if I like it.

[Anonymous No.17849070]

>>17849028
>how does the porsche 911 compare with 9/11?

[Anonymous No.17849071]

>>17848368
Yes still holds the crown. You’ll be hard Guerlain habit rouge in originality, quality, performance, and price. Same with Guerlain vetiver, heritage, shalimar, mitsouko, and Jicky.

[Anonymous No.17849074]

Recommend me some fragrances that are mossy/aromatic but also have a fresh spicy twist to it. I smelled this poverty Avon fragrance called "Green Fougère" and I actually liked the dna.

[Anonymous No.17849093]

>>17846792

[Anonymous No.17849096]

>>17849028
You know, people always ask me about fragrances. I’ve smelled many, many fragrances. I’ve had the best fragrances. Eau Sauvage, which was introduced in 1966 - that’s a long time ago, but it’s still fantastic. It’s classic. It’s got this fantastic lemon, a bit of bergamot… very sophisticated. Everybody loves it. I’ve had people tell me how elegant it is.

But then, Dior – great brand by the way, really great – they came out with this other one, Sauvage, in 2015. Completely different! More modern. It’s got this thing called Ambroxan, very powerful. It’s bold, it’s strong. People wear it and they get noticed. It’s tremendous.

[Anonymous No.17849106]

>>17849034
>>17849070
was referring to the difference in these two (pic) fragrances. im new to this lol forgive me, I saw they are both available on Dior's website so assumed they were both essentially the same.
>>17849096
thanks! that makes sense

[Anonymous No.17849125]

>>17848368
Nobody does fragrance better than Guerlain, believe me,
Quality and price, it’s a deal, you’ll see.
From Paris with class, to a scent that’s so nice,
With Guerlain, folks, you’re making the best choice, it’s so precise!

[Anonymous No.17849208]

>>17849074
Drakkar Noir by Guy Laroche? Tremendous. Everyone’s talking about it. Azzaro Pour Homme? A total winner. YSL Rive Gauche Pour Homme? Big league scent, very modern. And Tom Ford’s Beau de Jour? The best, just the best. If you liked Avon’s Green Fougère, you’re gonna love these. Trust me.

[Anonymous No.17849220]

>>17848784
no neither of them

[Anonymous No.17849222]

The ULTIMATE Fragrance COMPLIMENT PULLING GUIDE - 25 Compliment Pulling Colognes

[Anonymous No.17849231]

>>17849014
Guess I’ll be the one to say it…

Pick any incense / smoke frag.

[Anonymous No.17849236]

>>17849096
>>17849125
>>17849208

>ChatGP, answer this question in the style of Donald Trump.

[Anonymous No.17849256]

>>17849236
LOL I knew something was off but couldn’t put my finger on it

[Anonymous No.17849263]

>>17849028
not at all similar, Eau Savage is a classic masculine citrus frag, Sauvage is a blue fresh ambroxan filled (somewhat metallic) modern frag for younger guys.

[Anonymous No.17849279]

>>17849231
she died of typhus retard

[Anonymous No.17849308]

just bought an ultra male bros
shit was dirty cheap i couldnt resist it

[Anonymous No.17849309]

my fav cologne

[Anonymous No.17849317]

>>17849308
how much?

[Anonymous No.17849328]

>>17849317
converting from monopoly money about 73 dollars for 125ml but everything is overpriced in this shithole so it was a good deal
for comparison sauvage edt is about 140 dollars

[Anonymous No.17849376]

>>17846830
for me it was Terre D'Hermes. I think it still holds up.
Davidoff - Zino might also be a good one
ELDO - You Or Someone Like You is pretty universally liked because of its unique realistic mint opening. I'm tempted to say it's a safe blind buy, but the ELDO sampler is one of the best house sampler sets you can buy.

[Anonymous No.17849500]

>>17849220
I'm tired of generic freshies and don't like greens what are my options

[Anonymous No.17849507]

>>17849500
>summer
>nothing blue
>nothing green
I don’t know what to tell ya

[Anonymous No.17849508]

>>17849500
PdN Bois Belize Intense
yw

[Anonymous No.17849521]

>>17849309
... not a cologne
>>17849500
aramis havana

[Anonymous No.17849522]

>>17848959
aquatics fans tend to be tasteless. imagine shilling for generic calone overdose excercise #2397 that smells like something between a bathroom air freshener and a drugstore fragrance some 40 year old guy bought to mask his body odor
aquatics should have stayed in the 90s

[Anonymous No.17849524]

>>17849106
yeah Dior really loves confusing naming in recent years for some reason. but they have nothing in common, really

[Anonymous No.17849527]

>>17849074
sounds like just your average aromatic fougere

[Anonymous No.17849531]

>>17849500
JeP Neroli Intense, 20 sprays

[Anonymous No.17849557]

Why is Francesca Bianchi so overhyped? Her frags smell like a dog's asshole save for maybe one or two.

[Anonymous No.17849574]

>>17848954
Most of 4chan is a Psyop these days, you used to be able to have legitimate discussion, but the site has become heavily saturated with Zoomers, and how Zoomers interact with basically anything is they try to force a really bad joke out of it or they ironically say give bad advice. When you call it out they always become deranged.
The problem is most of the people who are on this site are literally incapable of having a legitimate discussion because dopamine marketing on the internet rotted their brain.

[Anonymous No.17849575]

>>17849222
Thats a really innovative and original joke you just made

[Anonymous No.17849584]

>>17849557
Francesca Bianchi? I’ve heard people say it’s the best. But, you know, some folks, they’ve come up to me and said, it smells like a dog’s asshole. Perfume is a tricky thing, very personal. What’s luxury to one person might not be to another. Always trust your own senses.

[Anonymous No.17849617]

>>17849376
Terre d'Hermes was the first fragrance I picked myself as well, a few years ago. Even though I wouldn't say it's my favourite anymore, I don't regret it. I can now appreciate it as a clever modernization of an old school style with some nods to Roudnitska's work that also happens to be a pleasant, easy to wear spicy orange scent that your colleagues at work will enjoy. I guess this high brow + low brow appeal is why it's still so hyped online. Bottle is pretty too.

[Anonymous No.17849623]

>>17849617
What is your favorite now? I’m still tempted to get a bottle of tdh, I opted for Guerlain homme Lea boisse because it was cheaper and still had that modernization of an old school style. Today I’m wearing guerlain Coriolan. It’s very interesting. Fresh, aromatic, and green. It has a dirtyness to it from its leather note that balances out the freshness. Makes me smell like a smelly french man. Wearing it in a blazer today.

[Anonymous No.17849641]

>>17849623
Didn't L'eau Boisee get discontinued? In that case, you've definitely made the right call. I've considered that one too for a while, I prefer it over normal Guerlain Homme. Oddly enough I never got much of a Terre d'Hermes vibe from it even though many people seem to get that. I'd have to smell it again, but I remember it being much more light and refreshing.
I'm not sure what my current favourite is honestly. Dior Homme Parfum is my go-to for going out, for everyday Lalique Pour Homme (Lion) and Jaipur Homme are getting a lot of use. I guess my taste has gone towards the powdery, creamy, comfy scents, at least as far as what I crave most often. Although I do enjoy the occasional vetiver too.

[Anonymous No.17849655]

>>17846518
Chanel is one of those brands that very very few merchants have access to buy at wholesale, and I mean very few. So unless it is a big merchant like Dillars/Macys etc, there is a 99% chance it is fake. Source I work at at one of the biggest fragrance wholesalers of the country (we don't carry Chanel)

[Anonymous No.17849658]

>>17849574
I already have my work for boring rational discussions. On 4chan I can larp as whoever I want and troll people, it's a vent place.

[Anonymous No.17849669]

I love this hobby so much bros. Mint is such an underrated note, try out You or Someone Like You by ELO if you can, also Commes des Garcons 2.

[Anonymous No.17849704]

Are the Alhambra Maison clones of Tom Ford discontinued because of the lawsuit? Been trying to find Lovely Cherie for 2 months now but it's either out of stock on trusted websites or sold with a 30% mark-up on sketchy websites. Same with Tobacco Touch.

[Anonymous No.17849797]

Have you bros tried making your own molecule 01/02's using oils?

[Anonymous No.17849837]

Cringe: Aventus

[Anonymous No.17849879]

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[Anonymous No.17849881]

>>17847442
diptyque is trash. le labo has one great fragrance (patchouli 24) and the rest is trash.
SOTD patchouli 24. annick menardo cannot miss, even her boss bottled flanker is amazing.

[Anonymous No.17849885]

a guy doing ventilation checks just went through my apartment, he looked like he was 20 or something. he left a nice soap/laundry smell behind him. it wasnt smell of fabric softener because the tail behind him was too long. it was not intensive, rather delicate.
what frag was it

[Anonymous No.17849891]

>>17849885
Prada L'homme maybe

[Anonymous No.17849894]

>>17846470
>who think they've found some secret cheat code
because the barrier to entry for smelling good isn't nearly as high as frag fags think it is. your average normie will smell a modern axe body spray radiating off you and think it smells good.

[Anonymous No.17849904]

>>17849894
women at work prefer my national 30 dollar frag that I bought on a whim to AdG.. so yeah you're not that far off

[Anonymous No.17849907]

>>17849885
Black Aoud Montale. Smells exactly like nuclear-powered washpowder. Garbage of all garbages, only gourmand montales are worse than that.

[Anonymous No.17849914]

New thread faggots I'm at work and I cannot open it

[Anonymous No.17849926]

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