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The Fragrance Groups 101 Chart

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The Fragrance Flowchart for Beginners

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Friendly reminder, especially for newfriends: if someone posts about or recommends
>to wear more (classic) fougeres
>montale sandflowers
>9pm and flankers
>bruno banani energy
>aigner statement
>bugatti gold iconiq
>interracial relationships
>fucking their german/white/aryan gf
>redheads
>Mila Kunis
Or they make lengthy posts completely unrelated to fragrances and add "SOTD: [one of the frags above]", their posts (see pic related) are spam and you shouldn't take their opinions seriously.
Ignore them and/or report them for off topic posting, spamming/flooding, avatar/signature use or ban evading (he's been banned countless times already).

I never see anyone talk about Imaginary Authors. Why is that? They fall off? Get out done? Not worth the price compared to newer frags?

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A clone of DHI, old DHP and new DHP. Interesting how close but different all these are, you can tell it's a family but still you can tell they're distinct.

I can also tell that this isn't universally likeable, but I really like it, although it wouldn't be in my collection if I only had 10 perfumes to keep.

>>18680275
Anyone here tried Zagorsk? Seems really cosy in that doomed dostoyevsky shut-in winter kind of way. Don't feel like blind buying but i can cop cheap so i might

Sampled Dries van Noten Mystic Moss today and got a small decant. It's insanely refreshing, quite a sharply dry and almost garden weed citrus at first. Then dries down with this somewhat marine aquatic moss. Basically 0 sweetness too. Digging it a lot

>>18680280
>I never see anyone talk about Imaginary Authors. Why is that?
gimmicky and (mostly) subpar frags, their bottles are also ugly
ELDO is just way better in this category

>>18680325
>i can cop cheap so i might
do it, keep us updated

>>18680325
i blind bought Avignon the other day. very, very pleased with it. Apparently, Zagorsk is another top on from the line so i can't imagine it's bad by any means

does anyone here wear opium pour home? what is your opinion of it?

>>18680325
Its more foresty and piney than just straight up incense like Avignon. I find it much more grounding overall.

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>Azemours les Orangers and Basilico & Fellini on the way
pretty pumped. the Vilhem one i thoroughly enjoyed everytime i got the chance to try it so im happy i finally pulled the trigger on it.
as for Azemour, it'll be my third from the house (CO and AR), so im happy that i will have a summer frag from them

do i blind buy liquid brun theres no stores anywhere near me with althair or liquid brun to try and Ive had the itch for a while is it a good blind buy

>>18680396
it's literally called liquid brown, anon
why would it be any good?

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SOTD L'Enfant Terrible Givenchy

Has anyone tried Atkinsons - English Lavender?

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What are you monkeys using this summer?

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>>18680420
Basic lavender scent, like some old stuff we had in supermarkets here. Nothing offensive or very "chemical" smelling, performance is meh but you can splash a lot, I found it very cheap and I assume it's common.

>>18680435
cool water
adg profondo
missoni wave

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>>18680325
I've tried it, it feels very cold and austere, mainly smells like fir and cypress with a bit of unburnt frankincense.
>>18680327
Most of Dries' frags are pretty good and the same goes for their bottles, but imo none is worth the price it goes for.
>>18680396
>there's no store anywhere near me
Go far, take a day trip, sightsee in a city, and since you're already there try a few frags that aren't available nearby.

>>18680280
>Imaginary Authors
I bought the discovery set and it's hands down the worst brand I have ever tried. It had a lot of reviews so I thought I would at least like one but they were all terribly synthetic and cheap smelling. Watch out for shills, it's a jewish brand, just avoid.

>>18680435
From most to least:
Coastal Salty Forest
Teas Me
Light Blue Discover Vulcano
Viking
Machrie

>>18680435
ADP Fico, Intensa, Essenza
Bleu Turquoise
Green Crush
Azemours
Basilico & Fellini

>>18680435
Dior Dune pour Homme
Chanel Paris-Edimbourg

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Thoughts?

>>18680482
is good

>>18680482
spend it on something else

>>18680482
GitS smells like generic public bathroom handsoap

>>18680280
they changed some formulae and hasn't been the same since.

>>18680325
Could never find it, I really like Kyoto and Avignon, iirc Morrissey wears Avignon. I also never tried Jaisalmer or Ourzazate.

>>18680275
Got scared for a second and thought Kyoto was being discontinued, I have been wearing CDG series 3 for nearly 20 years now I would cry if it was over.

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What the fuck are you? I am thinking about buying it at some point just to peep what the hell is making this so different, and yet the people who have bought it all seem to like it. Only downside seems to be that it becomes a skin scent after an hour or two.

>>18680451
Nice graphic, helps to picture the relationship between them all. That cold piney/firry smell is definitely something that draws me to Zagorsk on paper. Might go fk it soon and blind buy. If I do, I'll report back in some other frag gen.

And yeah in Aussie like almost 400 bucks for a 200ml of Dries EdT is pretty steep. Could be worth copping if longevity is decent, you'd get some years out of it.

Must say though, I've sampled New Look quite a few times and it's so offputting to me, just smells dead. Maybe aldehydes aren't my thing but not sure what Kurkdjian was going for with that one

>>18680275
Wut dis smell like

>>18680638
Read the Fragrantica or Parfumo pages. I have a sample somewhere I could check as well, but those autists will do a better job than me.

>>18680280

I tried them when I first started getting into fragrances. I thought the sample set I got was fun but gimmicky. I think it's a good marketing pitch but the fragrances smell kind of amateurish to me. I think he uses a lot of premade bases that I can recognize because I have also tried some amateur perfumery. I don't think it is wrong to ever use these bases, but I feel like most of the fragrances need to be developed more to be something I would want to buy.

>>18680638

Sort of like someone burning incense in the forest. I mostly get hinoki wood. It's hard to describe what that smells like if you don't know. Maybe a more green/herbal cedar. Dry and a little smoky. Similar to Aesop Hwyl.

>>18680505
your backup bottles?

>>18680377
I own a bottle was wearing it more in end of 2024. Its very mature and woody and smells incredibly like Axe Java.

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>SOTD: PdE Mal-Aime
the scent of sitting in the middle of a field on a hot summer day, i love it

When does Luckyscent stock up samples? I'm trying to buy my ass Naxos and Avignon but I've been waiting for months.

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Hello I bought myself a rose fragrance. It’s coming end of this week. I tried it Saturday and despite shower daily I can still smell it on my wrist. It’s banger scent. Rose heavy and with patchouli it give earthy smell which I love. It’s like walking in a garden full of roses. I’m a floral guy but wasn’t much into roses (besides Dior homme parfum)until I tried mfk oud satin mood few months ago. It was lovely. I also tried cuir gatamale of parfum mdci which was really nice too. Do you guys like roses/florals?

>>18680804
I was reading about this and so tempted to cop. How is it relative to other scents? Is the green weedy note sharp or rather natural and mellow? No idea where to sample it in Australia and couldnt find any vials on fragrancenet either, but it sounds really fkn good

>>18680814
Luckyscent is about the only place you'll find samples of PdE with decent reliability. Also, they might even have their Disco kit up for sale but if you want to go down that route eventually: buy direct. They give you a discount on your first purchase (using a code that comes with the kit) and do free worldwide shipping iirc. Except America because we got cucked due to tariffs but that's been fixed now.

>>18680814
very green and natural smelling, imo on the mellow side but ymmv
they do offer free worldwide delivery and yes, buy their full discovery set as they have some top-notch frags in there and even their less shilled frags are pretty good

>>18680811
Should've bought Antaeus instead.

>>18680823
Ill check it out when I’m in mall. DESU I already have +20 bottles enough to last lifetime. Only fragrance Im thinking about buying is The black knight from Francesca bianchi. That’s a killer sweet leather fragrance it’s so sexy and raw

>>18680839
>20+ bottles
>enough to last lifetime
lol, lmao even
sissyspraying should be a bannable offense desu

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>>18680840
This you, blud?

>>18680840
Besides my enre noire and prada lhomme I don’t own any EDT. 2-5 sprays depending on bottle last me 8-12 hours enough for work. I smell it whole day why do more?

>>18680811
Good on you.
Differences between that and the EauDP?

>>18680823
antaeus isnt really a rose fragrance. sure, it has rose in it but thats like saying viking is a rose fragrance

>>18680852
I didn’t spray EDP on my wrist sadly. On paper it was more spicy and less earthy. Extrait is more simple than other rose fragrances since it’s mostly rose/oud combo yk. Which I don’t mind but personally I find it a bit too much. Radical rose has slight sweetness from labdanum ,heavy dose of rose,earthiness of patchouli. I don’t really get saffron not so much as the edp. This is unisex maybe slight masculine leaning. Mfk satin oud mood gave me vibes of classy 50 year rich businesswoman nice scent just not something I think I would want to wear a lot. Idk I tried this,Atomic rose from initio and No man’s rose of byredo. I liked byredo the most but longevity was joke. RR extrait is lovely rose scent uni sex nothing too loud and lasts for days

Beau de Jour
Fougere Royale
Sartorial

Which one is the best of these them?

>>18680928
horses for courses, these frags are not similar at all

>>18680713
does it smell nice?

retard here

do i spray it on my skin or on my clothes?

>>18680981
>read the op
>lurk more
>skin
in this order

>>18680983
>
ok its just the arab was spraying it on his clothes

>>18680713
How is it different from CDG Hinoki then? Kyoto, Hinoki, and Hwyl sound like the same scent.

>>18680928
Sartorial is best with Fougere Royal second

>>18680993
Hinoki is quite woody and dry, no smoke, somewhat green.
Kyoto is woody and airy, sandalwood, a hint of smoke and flowers, calming.
Hwyl is woody and green, more aromatic, more fir, feels somewhat colder and slightly bitter.
Hwyl is closer to Zagorsk than Kyoto imo, as far as both scent and feel go.

>>18680811
>Do you guys like roses/florals?
hell yeah. Radical Rose is amazing, but i already had Tabac Rose so it made RR a bit redundant.
but rose is one of my favorite notes. got a couple of florals too

club de nuit, yay or nay ?
also which one ? I've seen EDP has a nicer initial smell than the EDT version.
This is a blind buy, so there's that.
the frags I wear atm
>prada black
>azzaro most wanted

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Anybody tried this yet? I love the OG Light Blue EDT and Intense, saw a video of some blonde bimbo reviewing it and since she also enjoys Intense I somewhat trust that it's good, but dunno if it's blind buy good and don't trust youtubers.

>>18681048
Club de Nuit Intense Man is cheap enough that I'm considering blind buying it but it's so tacky, and the constant hype about it makes me cringe. I can respect a dupe that is very good as a stand alone product, but I still feel some repulse

>>18681048
Completely different family of scent than either. What else have you tried? CDN is unmistakably masculine.

whats the prada one i liked? im out of it now. I have the bottle still.

>>18681056
I'll get a small tester of CDN. I'm not pajeet enough to get an aventus lmao

>>18681057
>What else have you tried?
hmm costa azzure and Bal d'Afrique, and Versace Pour Homme

>>18681073
Still nothing similar to CDN. It's a very pleasant and safe but still very masculine scent, not something you would find as a shower gel.

>>18680981
Fragrance lasts longer on clothes which is great for fleeting colognes but can be a bit much for long lasting scents.

>>18681056
I saw you asking before, it was discounted on Joma two nights back when they were discounting a bunch of shit all at once for reason. I almost bought it, but I literally just bought

>Immortelle Corse Extrait
>Acqua Di Scandola
>Le Cri
>Yuzu Fu
>Mal-aime
>Eau Sauve

I know Eau Sauve is a woman's frag, but it leans pretty masculine. Especially once it dries down. It's something a woman would find nice on a guy, but maybe not "attractive" in the same way Stronger With You or Tuscan Leather or any of the other go-to's do. Also, it was dirt fuckin' cheap for a full bottle. My only regret is that it's going to be 2-4 weeks before this shit ships.

>>18680981
i do both

>>18680928
Beau de Jour is a light airy lavender with a tiny touch of sweetness.
Fougere Royale, I think, smells a big synthetic, but is a crystaline floral bouquet with no sweetness at all
Sartorial is a honeyed earthy metallic lavender

All three of these smell very different, and they are all too expensive to blind buy. In fact, Beau de Jour has exploded in price since being discontinued, and is not at all worth the price. It's currently at the same price as the actual masterpiece fougere from Tom Ford: Fougere d' Argant. I think Royale is not worth it in terms of quality - It is a worse version of Reflection Man, which is also very expensive.

>>18681211
>I think Royale is not worth it in terms of quality - It is a worse version of Reflection Man, which is also very expensive.
I dont know how you draw that comparison at all. I get zero Reflection Man from Fougere Royal.

And i would hardly call the lavender in BdJ light and airy; it's such a lavendernuke that its dripping with a candy-like, floral sweetness

>>18681063
We're not psychic you fucking retard. Post a picture or learn to read the bottle by your goddamn self

>>18681230
I still have a little left. The concave bottle? Ill look tomorrow.
I got the dossier the LV l'imensity clone, im enjoying it very much.

>>18681073
>I'm not so Indian that I would buy an original frag instead of a copy largely worn by people who can't afford the original
Huh.

QuALiTy is a meme - an hour after you spray something unless you douse yourself in it, you or anyone else smelling you at a normal distance won't be able to tell anything besides the actual scent profile and how it makes you feel.

>>18681310
Try basically any Amouage frag. They all hit all day long, and longer if you spray your clothes instead. Even their weakest scents don't turn into skin scents for solid 5 hours or more. The reason why people walk around them as a brand (knowing they are good, but not wanting to say it out loud) is because they're Muslims. Which, fair play, most squiggly line brands are awful clone warehouses. Amouage? Not so much. They actually make originals, and they make certain they're strong as fuck without being synthetic garbage compared to their cousins also in Oman. That is one of the reasons why they can command such a high price. Although, Amouage was also in London at one point, IIRC but nothing has changed about their batches. Now that I think about it, I don't even think they've reformulated a single thing in their line up and some of them are closing in on 20 years now. Interlude 53 is an EDP, technically, but it's so concentrated that it flies right by what classifies as an EDP (what do you think the 53 stands for?) And even though EDPs classically have worse projection, this shit can still kick down a front door and let everyone know someone is wearing something in their area like it's a battle shonen.

>>18681316
I didn't feel Amouage frags I've tried were exceptionally strong. My gf wears guidance and I barely notice it if I'm not licking her neck.
I don't think the hype can be traced back to performance.

>>18681316
>That is one of the reasons why they can command such a high price.
Juice is the cheapest part of a fragrance package and Amouage like every single other brand spends money on the rest of the package. The creative guy was asked multiple times in an interview why he spent all that money in the package that has no effect on the smell and he just said because he wanted to. Nice try Shill-al-Mahmood.

>>18681310
>quality=performance
I hate my inferiors so much it's unreal.

I got French Avenue Zenith Tobacco delivered. This is the Tobaccolor clone I asked about in another thread without having tried the original. I find something green and sharp there, which I don't know what it could be but it's making this less cozy than I imagined.
However I'd say this is quite a banger overall and I'm happy I have it, I'll definitely enjoy occasionally wearing.

Damn I fucking love smelling new things.

>>18681395
Where did I say that you fucking mentally challenged dysgenic fuck?

>>18681285
It was lhomme

>>18681406
>an hour after you spray
You're literally talking about how fragrances perform. I don't know why the hissy fit.

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really want old school fougeres and chypres to become super trendy with tiktok indians and reddit soys, just to see what the autistic contrarians here shill instead

anything like mm by the fireplace but not sweet? or jazz club but more smoky?

>>18681306
>implying I am poor too
I'm just not a pajeet.
Sorry it offended you rapesh

What are the best Parfum d'Empire fragrances? Does it have enough good fragrances to justify the 20 sample full line discovery set?

>>18681310
quality is definitely a factor when it comes to certain notes. poor quality citrus can smell like floor cleaner, leather can smell like the tire section of an auto shop, etc

i fucking followed up the dossier purchase with a purchase from oakcha and then i followed that up buy buying Voyage fuck me fuck me fuck me i need to stop

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aventus was never that good. it was just the first fruity chypre that millennials ever smelled in an era of aquatics

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>>18681470
are these "autistic contrarians" in the room with us right now?

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These are the best cold weather fragrances I've ever tried, for me, after thousands.

I recognize why other people like other scents and even wear them myself but nothing else compares to these.

>>18681510
>What are the best Parfum d'Empire fragrances?
my current top5: Azemour, Ambre Russe, Le Cri, Un Bel Amour d'Ete, Eau de Gloire
>Does it have enough good fragrances to justify the 20 sample full line discovery set?
yes by all means

>>18680437
Thanks. I asked because Luca Turin said on his Substack it's hit favorite lavender fragrance and his "signature" fragrance atm.

>>18681525
>leather can smell like the tire section of an auto shop, etc
Unironically this is what most "high-end" leathers smell like to me. Anything that isn't gucci guilty absolute just ends up smelling like I just walked into Autozone

>>18681470
The only Indian guy I ever talked to about perfume said Héritage was his signature. His BO was much stronger.

>>18681540
yes, they're the ones shilling Drakkar Noir, Brut, Cool Water erc

>>18681573
I don't get the obsession with Luca Turin, he's just a shitty reviewer and a dirty jew.

i saw indian people for the first time today at my local grocery store and they didnt smell like anything

>>18681574
I need to get some GUCCI

>>18681390
Juice can be the cheapest part, but sometimes isn't. I'll bring up a brand I found to be extremely disappointing: Les Indemodables. No more complicated than Frederic Malle in terms of packaging, but if you bother to read about all the autistic, "first in the industry", "only ones to do it" crap they use to explain the process of how each frag is made, you can tell like Green, they probably spend a disproportionate amount of money on the shit in the bottle. The problem with Les Indemodables, is that for all their talk of being purists and doing things the most effective way possible their frags still suck balls. I'd take Green, Malle, and Amouage over any of their frags any day of the week. The juice being cheap does have a limit though. Shittier ingredients leads to obvious pitfalls. If it didn't, then clones wouldn't be so terrible most of the time. Even the ones where the process is well known, and the stuff in the bottle is simple, it is not unusual for the squiggly line guys to make bad versions. This is why people like Amouage, they spend an appropriate amount of money on their packaging for what you get, and what you get is very good because practically everyone in this thread will say they like at least one of the following: Beach Hut, Gold, Reflection, Jubilation, one of the Interludes, Journey, Royal Tobacco, I've even seen mother fuckers say they like their women's frags before. Do you now how rare that is in a thread full of extremely insecure people? Very few people will say that they'd wear a female frag despite it being impossible to actually meaningfully embarrass them on an Anonymous Basketweaving Forum.

>>18681510
Yes. I did a review on the discovery kit last month. It's shitty and primitive because I am shitty and primitive, but their stuff is excellent. Out of the 20 in there, I found myself only openly disliking 4 of the frags and that's because 2 of them were animalic musks and I fucking hate animalic musks. I like musk, but it's got to be sourced from vegetation (they have a few of these in their line up as well).

>>18681574
Sweet leathers are what you want. If you're the anon from a few threads back, I told you that. You want fruit or sweetness or vanilla in there. Something that isn't just amber and leather.

>>18681581
you're probably french

>>18681585
>Very few people will say that they'd wear a female frag
But Mr. Shill-Abdull, PoaL, all the original Exclusifs de Chanel like Coromandel (before they were re-labeled unisex), Jicky etc.., are all women's fragrances people here have posted about wearing as men. You can like Amouage all you want but you don't need to make shit up. It gets occasionally posted here but it's not even top 10 most shilled brands here and that's being generous, but you might change that, keep it up. The reason nobody talks about Amouage is not because they're Ayyrabs, the OG shills had a falling out with the brand when they got rid of the guy directing all their good fragrances, increased prices to even more ridiculous levels, discontinuing beloved fragrances, and introducing disappointing fragrances. And no, the price is not justified, it never is, don't be dumb. Most brands keep positioning fragrances as a luxury good while costing pennies to make. All the money goes into convincing idiots that they're not getting scammed.

>>18681591
i dont get it

>>18681621
french people smell worse than indians so you didnt register the scent

>>18681621
the french are foul and stinky, that's why they invented modern perfume

>>18681623
>>18681625
thats only because at the time they believed bathing opened your pores for infections. you cant just pretend people today still practice this belief. meanwhile indians literally roll around in shit to this day

>>18681627
No, they lived in literal filth, it was vile. Leather manufacturing stunk up Grasse so bad they had perfumers to gloss over the stink. Paris has historically been a city of filth, both figuratively and literally. Even today the stink of Paris (and their worse inhabitants) continue to traumatized tourists. You hear it from everyone who visits, just how stinky and gross it is.

>>18681630
new york stinks too, but that doesnt mean every mutt inherently smells bad. besides, paris and france as a whole has been overrun by browns for decades

Currently on a search for a lavender fragrance. Something light that reminds you of a clothesline on a summer day.

>>18681633
WTF are you talking about? The US is the size of 15 Frances and has over 4 times its population. The French are as notoriously smelly and disgusting as Americans are fat and murderous. Everyone has agreed on this, it can't be changed.

>>18681635
Caron Pour du Homme Caron is a GOATed lavender frag, but it's more like laundry fresh out of the dryer. Less effervescent, more sweet.

>>18681640
>Everyone has agreed on this
it just sounds like you hate frogs, bud

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>>18681647
>it just sounds like you hate frogs, bud
That's not relevant to you not knowing a universally accepted ethnic stereotype of the French, that being that they're stinky and have poor hygiene.

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Is this a new gem for rose chads?

>>18681635
L'occitane

>>18681675
>new
Idk of you like rose shouldn't you be shopping arab shit

>>18681666
Do kids not learn proper racism anymore?

>>18681690
its all boring rose oud combos

>>18681675
>cr*ed
>new gem
lol, lmao even

>>18681642
It's mostly a vanilla scent.

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im being 100% serious, what is the kira yoshiikage fragance? what would he wear

>>18681819
aventus

Dylan Blue is way more accessibly sexy than Sauvage, it was just the marketing push with Depp that made Sauvage big.

Dylan Blue is what every cool and well groomed guy in a movie wears, in everyone's mind.

I have 200ml and wore it twice outside over three years but I still realize if all you want is to support being a cool hot guy this is the only thing you need to wear every day.

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what fragrance is he wearing?

>>18681886
ck eternity

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https://youtu.be/uScB3I0GKEo?si=X1qwt74sp3rVB9iY

R double O C Whydamin, coming like this for 9-fif
Getting all da babes and bitches cause you know we got fat dick

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>>18681675
creed needs to put out a new
C L A S S I C A L M A S C U L I N E B A R B E R S H O P C H Y P R E F O U G E R E for /frag/chads

>>18681944
>L'Oréal needs to put out a new C L A S S I C A L M A S C U L I N E B A R B E R S H O P C H Y P R E F O U G E R E
ftfy

Bought L'immensity, after one (1) day I am noseblind too it. Is this what getting old is going to be like?

>>18681947
yes
imo you should take a walk to the nearest cemetery and lay yourself to rest
F

>>18681946
I don't care who I just need modern ones that indians and tiktok would hate

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>>18681952
>caring about the opinion of jeets and tiktok whores
shiggydiggy

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>>18681954
we get it, you like modern blue frags

>>18681955
no, not really

>>18681902
not bad. tried the perfume version, liked it a bit better than the edt

>>18681944
it wont beat viking so whats the point

What other fragrances should I try if I like Antaeus?

>>18682002
that green one i like, its cheap. You know the one.

>>18681980
I love Viking, but some 16-year-old on Instagram said it smelled bad, so I'm not going to wear it anymore.

>>18682002
Bel Ami Vetiver, but also sample Bel Ami

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>>18682007
Polo Green?

>>18682008
based but that just makes me want to wear it even more

>>18682002
i got Antaeus shortly i got Kouros
Also El from Arquiste

>>18682086
shortly after*

>>18681819
bump

>>18682015
no...Quorum, I just looked it up.

someone just make it easy for me:
Winter:
Spring:
Summer:
Fall:
Sports:
Date night:

I stopped by Sephora to try on Tom Ford Ombre Leather and got a compliment from a male stranger literally like 5 minutes later at a different store

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Is there anything that lasts long with this scent profile? Don't care if it's middle eastern.

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What's the most unique comment you got on a frag?
>wearing CDNIM
>picinic with friends and their friends
>guy next to me looks up and around from playing his chinese top scroller slop game you see on ads
>"is somebody smoking?"
>goes back to his game
Got complimented twice though.

SOTD: L'eau d'Issey

>>18682221
That's because Ombre Leather is based.

I wanna buy this very bad because it sounds like my perfect summer frag, but the reviews are so mixed that I can't help but think they are having issues with batch consistency. That kinda makes sense since it's brand new, but still, not a great first impression.

>>18682221
>Bragging about male compliments
>Wanting to smell like a car seat
yuck

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>>18682242
Fuck, I forgot the image.

>>18682242
>>18682246
just buy it, costs less than a hundred bucks
also
>batch consistency
lol, lmao even, it was released about a week ago
people have different tastes + they are also retarded

>>18682289
>It just released
That is what I mean by batch consistency. It's possible that they haven't worked the kinks out in production. Half of the comments say it smells like cigarettes and old car leather (in a derogatory manner) because you can't smell anything else, the other half talk about how it smells incredible, effervescent, sweet, a hint of leather with a good dry down. I read comments from group A and think to myself that's a production issue. I read comments from group B and think that's the intended fragrance that it's supposed to create.

For all we know, they flew too close to the sun and both statements could be true because it's not easy to make, and that's lead to them producing something which is good, great even, but not consistent.

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SOTD: Armani Code
I hate the bug spray smell in the opening but the drydown smells nice

>>18682289
Also, it doesn't cost less than a hundred. Fragrantica is just doing that retard thing where it links you to the wrong frag. They don't even have it. They don't have most of EP's line up for that matter. I still bought it on the off-chance that this will turn out to be my favorite frag because it has all the makings of that being the case from the accords they list. I'll be devastated if it is shit. I liked EP's disco kit, but there was only like three samples in there I'd actually buy over other brands. I got two free samples (I picked extraits since those weren't in the kit), and the Bois Imperial was fantastic (I'd pick it over the regular one in a heartbeat), but The Musc one was somehow worse than the regular one. I actually went and purchased a bottle of The Musc from them because I felt it filled a gap in my collection. I normally hate musky frags, but the synthetics they used in that got far enough away from animalic musk that I enjoyed it.

>>18682337
>I still bought it
good, keep us posted

>>18682164
>Sports:
shoo shoo jeet

>>18681819
bump

>>18681955
you better be a bashirGOD bitch

>>18682229
Have you tried La Nuit De L'Homo? Especially bleu electrique.

It's not 1-1 but it's within the same family for me, both are 10/10 in terms of both being enjoyable to me but to others too.

That one has bad performance too, but there's a lattafa clone al nashama caprice which has better performance and is super affordable. I have that and it's not a monster but lasts longer and you can spray as much as you want.

I will eventually buy the original d&g, the new one, because it's amazing and for whatever reason the stupid arabs still haven't made an equivalent.

The new reformulation is supposed to be longer lasting btw but in reality for me the strip stopped smelling before anything else I sprayed in the store the other day.

>>18682229
does DG the one not last long enough for you?

>>18682235
That's a comment not a compliment.

>>18682403
Read the first part of my post again. This time, slowly.

>>18682379
No it's very faint by hour two.
>>18682376
I haven't tried it yet. And yes these Arabs need to get their shit together and clone this frag already instead of releasing the gorillionth Aventus/Imagination clone.

>want to sample YSL Opium
>store doesn't have it

>>18682229
just r e a p p l y senpai
especially at this price point
also, EDT > any other variant, also it's the least expensive

>>18682345
Whites play sports, sorry browner

>>18682442
and you are jam boys while we do

>>18680275
i need a singular freshie i can wear all summer that has good sillage and wont cost 200 dollars
any suggestions?

do i just get bleu de chanel or sauvage?

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Got this lil nigga as a gym frag because cheap and very light

But just been spraying it daily because fuck it, it’s cheap and fresh who cares

Been getting more compliments than my expensive frags kek

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SOTD Starter Energy EDT

What samples should I request with my Ecuación Natural order?

>>18682483
cant go wrong with a&f but i suppose thats because they are mostly spin offs of popular frags

>>18682478
>do i just get bleu de chanel or sauvage?
Those aren't freshies. I would try Platinum Egoiste or Dior Homme Sport instead. Give Eros Energy a whirl too, if you really like citrus.

>>18682478
seconding platinum egoiste or if you want something a little sweeter but cheaper grab a&f fierce

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is a rogue perfumery discovery set worth it? if not, what are some of the stand outs? im already curious about chypre-siam

>>18682483
>gym frag
saaaaaar

>>18682539
Definitely worth it.

>Mousse Illuminee
>Bon Monsieur
>Chypre Siam
>Targhee Forest
>Fougere L'Aube

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Finally got almost all my perfumes together (another 10 or so are at my office apt). All in all around 110 in the pic.
Besides like 10 ultra cheap ones and another 15 that are unwearable for me, I am pretty much happy with getting all the other ones.

>>18682549
>Bon Monsieur
>Fougere L'Aube
arent these just drakkar noir and git spin offs? i dont dislike them or anything, i just wouldnt wear them very often if at all

>>18680435
Taormina Orange

>just got a notification from Joma that my PdE frag have started to ship
BASEDBASEDBASED

>>18682550
nice

>>18682443
nobody here thinks you are white, youre obviously compensating. I would guess...Philippine.

>>18682622
whiter than you
proven multiple times in the past because my superiority leads shitskins to seethe at me

>>18682483
how does it smell like , and what would you compare it to? I've been thinking of copping one, but I'd rather have 30-50ml versions as a first time blind buy and I only find 100ml ones.
>>18682550
makes me wonder why internet pictures of perfume collections are like:
>thousands of euros/dollars worth of funny water
>stored and pictured in a basic ass ikea white osb cupboard
reminds me of supercars parked in a ghetto suburb with no fencing

>>18682660
>basic ass ikea white osb cupboard


This is actually a wardrobe, custom built, cost 1500 euro.
But I just store this stuff, it's not for display, I think displaying consumable stuff is cringe.

>>18682551
Theyre inspired by them but not close enough to be clones or anything like that. It's less "spinoff" or "clone" and moreso "for fans of"
Fougere L'Aube is mostly camphor and hay dominating and doesn't come across as GIT at all imo
Bon Monsieur i guess is sort of like if you crossed OG Drakkar Noir with Sartorial. It's very very soapy

>>18682550
What are the most unwearable ones for u?

>>18682660
I mean, where else are you gonna store it? It's not like the places you put these sorts of these are fancy. It's the interior of a cabinet, afterall.

>>18682681
Most unwearable is Cabochard Gres EDP, I can't stand the smell, it's not annoying, it's just horrible, I don't know why you would want to smell like this intentionally.

Other things off the top of my head that are unwearable for me but I can understand why some people would maybe like them are Encre Noire, Oud Is Great Zimaya, Joop Homme, Lattafa Vintage Radio (super popular initio clone), Lattafa Musk Salama, Halloween Man Shot, Green Tea Elizabeth Arden, Jaque Bogart Pour Homme, Fabulo Intense Maison Alhambra (Fucking Fabulous clone), Lanvin L'Homme.

>>18682698
I do agree with most of them; in my experience, clones are rather miss than hit.
Some anon talked me out of getting vintage Radio and other clones, wanted to blind buy a couple just for the sake of buying.

>>18680280
>>18680280
>imaginary authors
>all these bad reviews
Damn that’s heartbreaking, I have a bunch samples in the mail. Was really mostly interested in Abandoned Mansion, so hopefully that one is still good
>smell of books
I’m really just looking for this. I would try to find a bottle of Whispers in the Library but from what I’ve read it’s a misnomer.

>>18682478
Montblanc legend blue. I keep a bottle in my car it’s perfect for that

>>18682669
>>18682687
I admit I keep my bottles the same way, custom built-in wardrobe but wood finish, not flat white. Keeping them just like that is good for longevity but feels too utilitarian. However, displaying it in shelves, glass cases and whatever is a bit fruity if not full blown homosexual, I agree. Strange conundrum

>>18682718
>I keep a bottle in my car
wont it explode if you do that?

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Quick survey, where do you guys spray? How many?
>back of neck
>each bare shoulder
>if freshie, add outer forearms

>>18682833
four sprays (unless the frag is very strong)
>2x neck
>2x forearm

>>18682833
2-30
anywhere and everywhere depending on the occasion and frag

>>18682856
What situation and frag necessitates 30 sprays?

>>18682833
3-5 is the average. Depends on the strength and the kind. If it's a freshy, light frag then obviously you do more since it won't be obtrusive in the first place, and they tend to have poor staying power.

>>18682871
kouros
all situations

>>18682871
When you need to get ready to meet your friends: >>18680847

>>18682514
>>18682535
>>18682718
>those arent freshies
I thought freshies are the blue/citrus scents. At least that is my definition of fresh.
I definitely want something light and citrussy.
>AF Fierce
costs 50 bucks here.. is that worth it?
>montblanc blue
bad performance according to fagrantica

im still stuck between bleu, sauvage or maybe supremacy collectors edition
could also just get terre d hermes maybe or chanel allure homme (which one tho)
too many choices

fun fact I found an old bottle of Eau Rochas homme in my stuff and it smells like piss. very flat citrus and some sort of spicy note.

>>18682833
Back and sides of neck, usually 2-4 sprays does it for most stuff

If it's super weak, I will also spray my wrists and under the shirt. Probably 6-8 sprays in that situation

>>18682478
I second Dior Homme Sport. Citrus, a bit if aldehydes and incense, lasts a long time
Could also go for Bois Imperial or Kenzo Homme EDP if you want room-filling bishbombs but the profile is not for everyone

>>18682403
Complimentfags think when they wear 20 sprays and people say "wow, someone sure likes perfume. Smells... Uhh... Nice?" It's a good thing

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I fucking love Spicebomb Metallic Musk

>>18682833
my stomach once on skin and the same spot on clothes. additional sprays if the fragrance needs it, usually on skin if i want more projection or clothes if i want more longevity.
i pretty much have 0 issues going nose blind

>>18682833
>strong EDP
2 sprays in inner elbows
>regular EDP, strong EDT
2 sprays in inner elbows
2 sprays on wrists
>regular EDT, strong cologne
4 sprays on inner elbows
4 sprays on wrists
2 sprays on shirt/sweater shoulder
>weak EDT, cologne
add more sprays on clothes

Concentration naming is irrelevant to performance and thus to how much I spray, each fragrance is different.

>>18682879
desu id just go to dillards or something and smell all the ones you are interested in. i can't really tell you in good faith that something i personally like is going to work for you.

Who else spray behind their knees

Has anyone tried Or Black?

>>18682962
I did once, it's cool for really strong stuff.

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Is it normal for creed bottle caps to become very loose?

Walked by 3 different guys yesterday I swear were all wearing the same frag. Its very very very peppery. Kind of reminded me of Bois Imperial but was a bit too intense. Something out on the market thats really peppery?

>>18682974
I haven't, but I've seen it for sale on their website. Apparently it's a decent recreation of the og. 80 Euro is a pretty easy blind buy, but idk if they'll ship to burgerland.

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redpill me on clinique happy for men

>>18682999
it was nice when I tried it decades ago even if it didn't last for shit, no idea how it holds up

>>18682999
It's basic aquatic shower gel. Most people will love it. Doesn't last long but nothing in the category lasts.

SOTD: Silver Mountain Water. Its okay. Got it cheap from Costco.

>>18682951
you dont understand. I NEED you to tell me the best citrus scent that has good sillage, lasts and that actually smells good, fresh, playful, sophisticated, natural but maybe also a bit feminine.

>>18682906
im on the verge of just ordering this, since my winter perfume is also dior anyway. it sounds very good.

but still also thinking about terre, allure homme and bleu..
I need a one and done option, I cant be spending thousands of dollars on scents, as much as I'd love to.

>>18683002
>>18683001
thanks

>>18683021
>under 30
allure homme (sport)
>over 30
tdh
>somewhere in between
dhs
(just ignore BdC)
yw

>>18683021
Terre is great. More of a work scent stereotypically though than something for dates

>>18683021
terre edt is both easy to wear in most situations and has actual character
bleu is generic garbage and can be substituted by a generic 20 dollar blue scent
allure homme isnt bad but terre is more refined

>>18683021
Terre is great and more "natural" smelling than Sauvage or BDC. But it is quite masculine

>>18683021
Dior Eau Sauvage

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What Gentleman flankers besides pic related are worth getting? I already have pic related and it's great.

>>18683063
All inferior to dior homme original tbqh

>>18683039
edp or edt?

>>18681310
Should I use a couple of sprays immediately after a workout or smell like sweat and man musk?
>>18682947
My brother in Christ, one spray. Maybe two total.

>>18683123
Women disagree with you.
>Women are re-
Yes, yes they are, but they are the gatekeepers to what you want.

>>18683063
What would you compare this lil nigga to? I've been thinking of getting a Gentleman variety, but the shops dont have it in tester form, no samples either.

>>18683220
i paid a woman to eat my feces once, so much for their opinions. sotd davidoff zino

>>18683228
You're from Dubai? Why aren't you wearing an oud?

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>spray
>miss

any of you niggas conditioned themselves out of a partial anosmia to particular notes?

>>18683239
Have you ever had COVID?

>>18683221
I'll go test it real quick to remind myself. If you're asking "compare it to another frag" I can't help you. I am total dogshit at remembering and always need to smell the nebulizer on all my shit except perhaps a total of four frags since I constantly forget. For me it's a sort of recall of a suitability? I guess would be the word, not "this smells like this". I look at the frag and go, "Ah yes, this is suitable." but I can't explain how I know until I confirm it by smelling the nebulizer.

What scent does Igor wear

>>18683221
It smells amazing, but I disagree on the woody scent that people on frag tag it as having. It certainly has a great freshness to it, but I wouldn't categorize it as wood. A lot of the time "fresh" wood I've come by smells like freshly split wood, lots of green. This doesn't have that, but the way the freshness manifests does a wonderful job of elevating the rest of the accords. It's a great, well-rounded frag but it also is something that you'd wear for no reason other than to make women notice. Date night, that girl at the office, etc. It's not a club scent tho.

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Why aren’t there more ways to deploy a fragrance? I know liquid in spray bottles is extremely convenient, but it seems like there’s got to be better ways of making a smell last and project well. Ive also been intrigued by those home diffusers that PDM sell, sure they’re massively overpriced, but it’s interesting to consider.

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>>18683159
EDT

>>18683278
I am skeptical of home diffusers for two reasons:
It takes a long time for a scent diffused in a home to actually "stick" in the home and there needs to be a lot of it. Otherwise it goes away not long after you stop using it. I also wonder how long each refill lasts under actual conditions, not ideal ones.

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Bros my cavewoman GF complemented me on Kenzo Homme edt. May God have merci with me for mixing with Nephilims.

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My Replica kit came in. So far, out of every kit I've bought, they are the only ones who categorize their frags by season.

>>18683327
They definitely lean into the idea of owning multiple fragrances. From a marketing perspective they have the whole “memory in a bottle” thing, like fragrances are made to be enjoyed and switched up. Interesting that influencers are also prone to categorize by season since their whole schtick is owning and collecting fragrances.

>>18683293
All very good points, but there has got to be an answer. I’m sure a professional perfumer or someone similarly knowledgeable could give us some ways to get your whole home smelling good for super cheap. I’ll have to look into it a little more, I was hoping someone had some ideas.

>>18683331
People want to be able to organize things, and season is the easiest to work with since it's the smallest criteria besides day/night and that's not really useful.

What's the appeal? I hate artificial, and unnecessary scents.

>>18683338
>Artificial
A lot of the best houses don't use a single ingredient that isn't naturally sourced. Additionally, synthetic ingredients that houses use are extremely expensive, and require ton of research while still having to smell good.

The shitty houses, are what you're describing. Go look at the graphs below the OP, go to Microscent or Luckyscent and order some decants that sound interesting. Frags ultimately have a variety of uses. They can exude a sense of class and refinement, they can help cover scents, they can attract, they can remind you of a time or a place. They're generally just nice to own.

>>18682871
sweet and or strong stuff when going out at night

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What is this shit? I don't remember. I went out tonight and these ladies kept saying how good I smelled. "What IS that?" they kept asking.
"Cigarette smoke?" I replied.
They said it was some of the best cologne they'd smelled.
I had no idea it was so strong. At least they liked it.

>>18683424
montblanc explorer

>>18683430
Oh yeah, thanks. I got a bunch of samplers around Christmas. I'll definitely remember that reaction to it when I go to get a big bottle of something. But honestly I like having like fifteen different scents and changing it up all the time, and at that rate I'll probably never even go through all the little bottles like those, not to mention the mid size and big ones. I still have bottles from 15 years ago. I'm not the type to settle on a favorite and I don't put very much on. They really last. I'm probably set for life. But that Explorer does smell nice. Can't say I won't be favoring it a little when going out now.

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>>18683063
Depends on what you're looking for. If you're looking for a scent you can wear more often, I really like the EDT Intense. Theres less of the of waxy iris with added woods and spices. Overall feels fresher and more casual, but still interesting/different than other "blue" scents out there (it doesnt smell "blue" to me, but the bottle is blue so some people make that association).

>>18683424
Fun fact That fragrance was born out of a intercorporate blood feud in the fragrance industry

>>18683424
>>18683448
5 dollars have been credited to your account from Montblanc corp

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>>18683233
>spray
>miss
>perfume worth $500+

fraggots, I fell for it... I bought AHS

>>18683537
>worth
thats what you paid for it, the ingredients are worth like 10 dollars

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>>18683549
I said "worth" not what I paid. I paid much less but they are worth much more and that's what they would cost to replace. The ingredients are priceless since they are no longer available.

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Bros, I'm running out of my favorite signature frag :(

>>18683599
theres plenty left, bud

Does anyone have experience or know anything about Bois 1920?

>>18683599
thats a bad fragrance

>>18683636
Its not lolemao

>>18683638
urmmmm akshully it smells too much of artifical pine mmkay

>>18683649
Okay little chuddy, what do you use?

>>18683652
Gladly, cuck. amouage layton :^)

>>18683659
Indian, perchance?

>>18683667
if I was indian I would be wearing le epic YSL Y

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Bout to order this fume since I read it smells like "burning" roses. Any others like this? And how does this compare to POAL?

>>18683704
it's great. defs one of the best rose frags out there. I recall trying it side by side with Tabac Rose from BDK and i found them to be quite similar. i went with the BDK simply because i could find it for cheap online.

What's a good daily winter frag that has a freshie vibe that isn't edible or sickeningly sweet. Preferably <100USD

>>18682962
I do it to try out the sillage because if I spray my neck or arms I get noseblind most of the time.

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>>18683720
Just wear ur summer freshies
No ones gonna be like "LMAO look at this faggot who smells summery in WINTER!

>>18683720
sauvage, snoi

>>18683726
bluds really do be overthinking dey fragrances like that

>>18683726
It doesn't project well plus it feels really thin and sharp when combined with the cold air.
>>18683728
Which sauvage? Elixir?

>>18683531
Right. Because they really want people pushing their 1/4 oz sampler bottles and I'm a paid "shill".

You people are too far gone to even bother with. Schizo.

>>18683541
My old high school?

>>18683636
Subjective opinion. The other guy it's his favorite.

>>18683744
>It doesn't project well
are you indian or something? people dont need to smell you across the room

>>18683757
Allure Homme Spurt

>>18683758
wrong. objective opinion. final truth.
ysl y smells artifical and the good part about it (the apple) is very fleeting.

>>18683805
if it's so bad, why is it so popular?

>>18683815
Because everyone except anon is a blithering idiot. His opinion is gospel truth doncha know.

>>18683720
maybe not super fresh but Fahrenheit

Do you have a (or several) signature frags? Or frags you just wear year-round?

>>18683854
I have fragrances I can wear year-round but I don't since I don't have to. I don't see them as signatures but just favorites.

Do solid fragrances just suck ass? I like the containers, and I like the idea of being able to reapply them whenever (without needing to decant or get gouged on a travel size), but I assume they stain clothes very easy and have an equally weak sillage.

>>18683931
Solid?

>>18683327
Worked my way through this. Won't go into them a great deal because they are all very well crafted.

>Lazy Sunday Morning:
Smells fantastic, wonderfully fresh (like Saling Day also is), but the scent disappears almost immediately. It becomes a skin scent within minutes. I reapplied it in a few places to make sure I wasn't wrong. I wish it had better staying power because I'd buy it in a heartbeat if it did.
>Bubble Bath
You will smell CLEAN. Soapy, but not hand soap like the often cited GiTS is. The musk is there, and that probably is why. It's clearly a vegetable based. Coconut is there, but it's similar to a weak vanilla. The powder only emerges during the drydown, but even then it's barely there. This is good, but sample first.
>Saling Day
This is great. Would buy in a heartbeat, but it reminds me that so very many summer oriented daytime frags. This, and Beach Walk are absolutely daytime frags. They have no place being worn at night, IMO. It's fresh, aromatic, lovely but made me sad.
>Beach Walk
I wouldn't buy this because it is like a pleasant sunscreen without the synthetic nature of most sunscreens. I have no interest in smelling like that, so I wouldn't buy it for that reason but if you were looking for a summer, beach frag, say you wanted to go Miami or the Keys? I'd recommend this, otherwise dodge it.

>>18683955
>Autumn Vibes
Straight off the top this feels like something you could only wear during the fall, but it quickly dies and changes. It has decent projection, but isn't overpowering. It's almost sweet, but not quite. You could wear this day or night. This a "maybe" from me.
>Afternoon Delight
It's fine. It's well made, but it's nothing to write home about. It's sweet, it's powdery, it's vanilla-y. You can probably do considerably better if you spent more, but at a $100 flat it's worth considering.
>Jazz Club
Everyone knows Jazz Club. I already own it. I don't have to get into it. If you don't know it, somehow, go read up on it.
>By the Fireplace
Extremely successful at what it's setting out to do. Just like most of these frags are. This is also the most "winter" frag out of any frag I've sampled that people like to tag as being Fall/Winter. I can't imagine wearing this anywhere but in the cold, during winter. You'd probably get weird looks.