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Tom Ford- Tobacco Vanille
Scent of Woods- Plum in Cognac
Tom Ford- Tobacco Vanille
Scent of Woods- Plum in Cognac
brehs lets talk cologne game
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darealvelle
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Sotd dua wood and cognac
I feel like we need a spin off thread on layering scents/combinations. I feel like layering scents is the cheat code to becoming a certified hoe catcher.
Been sampling a lot of difference fragrances recently and overtime this shyt start to become redundant to me a bit.
I think if you're a fanatic or hardcore fragrance lover you can appreciate the minor nuisances between a lot of these scent profiles and fragrances but for someone like me it's kinda lack luster considering the price point for some of these joints.
Like earlier I mentioned Xerjoff Richwood to me smells like a lighter and more mass appealing Oud Satin Mood.
I think the visual art equivalent to what I'm saying is shown below. Overall it's the same subject but different creative method of creating that subject on canvas. A casual fragrance collector like myself I wouldn't feel a need to have all these Mona Lisa painting or similar fragrances because overall it's the same subject/vibe just expressed differently. But in the same breathe I can see genuine fragheads (art lovers in this analogy) having all these paintings in their collection and appreciating all the artist works and nuisances.
TL:DR - It's levels to this cologne game and I don't see the need to have similar scent profiles in my collection but respect those that do.
I think if you're a fanatic or hardcore fragrance lover you can appreciate the minor nuisances between a lot of these scent profiles and fragrances but for someone like me it's kinda lack luster considering the price point for some of these joints.
Like earlier I mentioned Xerjoff Richwood to me smells like a lighter and more mass appealing Oud Satin Mood.
I think the visual art equivalent to what I'm saying is shown below. Overall it's the same subject but different creative method of creating that subject on canvas. A casual fragrance collector like myself I wouldn't feel a need to have all these Mona Lisa painting or similar fragrances because overall it's the same subject/vibe just expressed differently. But in the same breathe I can see genuine fragheads (art lovers in this analogy) having all these paintings in their collection and appreciating all the artist works and nuisances.
TL:DR - It's levels to this cologne game and I don't see the need to have similar scent profiles in my collection but respect those that do.
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I think it’s vital for men to have a scent that represents them. I have Tom Ford’s book and they compliment just about everything about him but what stood out to me is that they say he always smells good that’s a goal I try to aspire to so even at the gym or a store run I’m throwing something on. I have casual colognes and special occasion colognes and for whatever season or mood I’m in.
Fruto Oscuro: EAUSO VERT
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*Got this from my Scentbird subscription for November.
This is hard to describe the scent.
Cherry is listed but there is no way I would pick out that note if it wasn’t listed.
This smells like a concoction of wine boiled in a cauldron with green plants, tree sap and cedar chips. This smells like something a king had a witch made for him to mesmerize the women in his kingdom.
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*Got this from my Scentbird subscription for November.
This is hard to describe the scent.
Cherry is listed but there is no way I would pick out that note if it wasn’t listed.
This smells like a concoction of wine boiled in a cauldron with green plants, tree sap and cedar chips. This smells like something a king had a witch made for him to mesmerize the women in his kingdom.
darealvelle
Real Talk
I treat fragrance as part of my wardrobe. I don’t treat it as something to try garner attention for only certain occasion.
darealvelle
Real Talk
Sotd allure homme
Womb Raider
sigh….*unzips pants*
Anybody tried this?
Fruto Oscuro: EAUSO VERT
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*Got this from my Scentbird subscription for November.
This is hard to describe the scent.
Cherry is listed but there is no way I would pick out that note if it wasn’t listed.
This smells like a concoction of wine boiled in a cauldron with green plants, tree sap and cedar chips. This smells like something a king had a witch made for him to mesmerize the women in his kingdom.
This profile seem kinda fye
Everywhere, my nicca. The gym, to work (even if work is WFH---IDGAF), on dates, to functions, to my retwists, to get lined up, a cookout, to sit around da crib, even to mf bed
I do this shyt for me!
