Smelling nice

I just bought Ralph Lauren Polo Red Intense and it smells nice. Hopefully it mixes with my body chemistry. Being told you smell nice is such a compliment (my best friend just told me tonight when I used to stay over she'd smell my pillow like some sort of stalker weirdo when I was gone I_CANNOT_USE_REAL_WORDS_PROPERLY_ I love it). Also would just like to say the Green Polo smelled like corpses

 

Platinum Egoïste by Chanel and Fleur Du Mâle by JPG when I feel like a slut.

 

But....

2. "Spray cologne all over."

 

(I think you may have posted this in the wrong thread)

 

Omg, I'm on mobile and I swear I clicked on the anxiety thread. *face palm*

Oh well, I'm going to type it all again.

 

I've been trying out different fragrances the past couple of weekends to see which ones work with my skin.

A stand out for me was a fragrance from Tom Ford's Private Blend collection called Mandarino di Amalfi, but at $298AUD for a small 50mL bottle, the price is a bit steep. I also really liked Tom Ford Noir Extreme and I think I'll be adding it to my line up.

 

I just bought Dolce and Gabbana The One EDT for $50AUD. It was kind of an impulse buy but I had been researching recommended scents for the office and this was one of them. I like it a lot, though not sure if it might be too woody for the office. Apparently longevity isn't very good so I may have to spray multiple times per day.

 

I love wearing Paco Rabanne 1 Million and Paco Rabanne Invictus.

 

Cackling!

To stay on topic: I once bought Britney's Radiance for a friend's birthday and the bottle leaked all over my hands but it was okay because I smelled so good! It's definitely not a subtle smell (I'm pretty sure it's bacially 96% vanilla extract) but I have a terrible nose so it worked for me.

 

I always get told I smell nice.

 

I just can't leave the house without smelling phresh off the runway. It's an important first impression factor.

 

Well first of all, I don't have a budget to buy expensive perfumes and they just don't appeal to me so I don't feel bad if I cannot afford them.

Second, I am very allergic to perfumes. They are too strong for my nose, like I just hate when people spray their perfume too much and I am just like 5 feet away from them. Then few minutes later, I would just sneeze because of the strong smell.

So what I do to smell good is just good hygiene. Shampoo and conditioner for my hair and lotion for my body. I don't use deodorant and my armpit smells good all day even when I get sweaty.

 

I read the title of this thread as "smelling rice" and thought it was a very niche topic indeed.

 

I alternate between these three depending on my mood or the occasion:

• Clinique "Happy"
• Lacoste "White"
• Jo Malone "Peony & Blush Suede"

But there are days when the regular drugstore cologne would do. Some random baby colognes smell nice too.

 

Get some Le Labo in your lives, hunties. Santal, Rose, Vetiver...it goes on. They're all divine.

 

Best perfume ever. £240.00 though sis?

http://www.selfridges.com/GB/en/cat...li-eau-de-parfum-100ml_209-77011643-L9808800/

 

I have been loving dior sauvage lately.

Back in the day i used to wear Sean John Unforgivable. I dont care that was one of my favourite aftershaves ever. I dont think they sell it anymore.

I like a sexy strong woody smelling cologne.

 

I don't wear any scents (never have) and I know nothing about them but for some reason this thread is very interesting to me.

I would just be happy to smell like nothing at all. Instead I smell like dog and electronics and weed.

 

My signature scent. Really masculine and nice smelling, plus lasts for ages!

 

For any gals out there, I got this for my birthday and I'm IN LOVE. Super expensive but it makes me feel so classy and smells amazing. Also I keep calling it "Valentina" and people are like WOT.