Dave wrote:RyanDistortion wrote:I might not like aventus. I smelled the mont Blanc explorer and wasn't in love. Explorer platinum, however, was kind of nice. I have a sampler pack of the real shit coming. I'll try all those and narrow my field. I'm using real Burberry for Men right now and it's doing a good job. Woody and a little sweet.
Burberry is a polarizing fragrance. I bought a bottle and it just didn't work with me at all. I guess it doesn't mix well with alcohol from the pores I gave it to one of my friends and he loves it.
Dior Sauvage is my go to.
Excellent choice and currently a top seller!
I've been in a fragrance rabbit hole. Been basically watching YouTube people go on about what's expensive, popular, new, old, a clone, woody vs blue, etc.
There are sites that will send you 1ml sprayers so you can test all the real expensive shit and then find a clone you like. OR...just buy like 5-10ml sprayers of the expensive shit for little money. I don't wear a scent all the time so I can make the smaller bottles last.
Today I'm rocking Versace Eros. I have samples of Aventus, Baccarat Rouge, and Tom Ford oud wood. I like everything but the Aventus. The oud wood just smells like what Ron Burgundy probably smells like, my wife likes the Versace, and the Baccarat took me 2 tries to really get in to. Smells like cotton candy and dried down to woody vanilla. Lots of longevity. Unisex scent.
It's fun discovering all this shit and I only got in to it after I started shaving with the sea spice lime. Smell is a sense that we don't excite like sound or visuals. Mostly because some asshole ruined your day with an offensive fragrance at like 10x the applicable amount, once. Working on a smell track for the rest of my days