Perfumes and Fragrances

Started by Nacho · 6 Nov 2004 · 220 replies

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11 Oct 2007, 08:17 #201
Enna wrote:

Thanks krim! :say_thanx: Not on your shoulder. Always spray on a pulse point. Try your wrists first. That way if you don't care for the scent it is far away from your nose. Don't stain your shirt. Be sure and remember which scent is on which wrist. :hehe: Also any good fragrance counter should have a tester bottle and test paper strips to spray on first. Really good counters should have small bowls of coffee beans to sniff to clear your nose between the different scents. Ask the clerk for help. Good Luck! :thumbsup:


that is true...it will be the strongest scent possible. Also do not put too much on yourself or too many. I work at a cosmetic and fragrence store and people will come to the register and sometimes I feel like the overwhelming smell will knock me out
11 Oct 2007, 09:09 #202
shiroi_tora wrote:

that is true...it will be the strongest scent possible. Also do not put too much on yourself or too many. I work at a cosmetic and fragrence store and people will come to the register and sometimes I feel like the overwhelming smell will knock me out


I prefer Ode de Sake :drink:
11 Oct 2007, 09:18 #203
Tu_triky wrote:

I prefer Ode de Sake :drink:


hehehe...funny thing is that there is a brand of perfurme called Demetere and its more of a novelty perfume brand but they have some called Sex on the Beach, Red head in bed, different alcoholic concoctions but the best part is that on the front is the recipe. They also have brownie, orance creamsicle, and Jelly Belly smells (which actually smell like the jelly beans)
11 Oct 2007, 09:24 #204
shiroi_tora wrote:

hehehe...funny thing is that there is a brand of perfurme called Demetere and its more of a novelty perfume brand but they have some called Sex on the Beach, Red head in bed, different alcoholic concoctions but the best part is that on the front is the recipe. They also have brownie, orance creamsicle, and Jelly Belly smells (which actually smell like the jelly beans)



I prefer Eau de yakitori.
11 Oct 2007, 09:28 #205
Tu_triky wrote:


I prefer Eau de yakitori.


how about Takoyaki
11 Oct 2007, 09:34 #206
shiroi_tora wrote:

how about Takoyaki


i do love the fragrance of freshly washed takoyaki. :hehe: :twisted:
11 Oct 2007, 09:36 #207
shiroi_tora wrote:

how about Takoyaki


only on tuesdays. anyway i guess ppl have some pretty strong opinions about fragances....

This discussion reminds me of a scene from the Sopranos....two guys were walking to a hotel room to meet some girls and then one guy turns to his friend and asks,

Guy A: "you think I have enough cologne on?"

Guy B: "it smells like Paco Rabonne crawled up your ass and died"
11 Oct 2007, 09:42 #208
I heard Britney has a new perfume out.

It's called "Eau de White Trash"



:hehe:
11 Oct 2007, 09:45 #209
:lol: Paris hilton also has one called eau de slut
11 Oct 2007, 12:51 #210
Anyone knows why it's called eau de toilette? It literally means water of toilet. I know it sounds better than peppermint from a truck stop urinal, but still... :sweat:
11 Oct 2007, 12:56 #211
Chanel No. 5...nuff said...
11 Oct 2007, 12:58 #212
tabana wrote:Anyone knows why it's called eau de toilette? It literally means water of toilet. I know it sounds better than peppermint from a truck stop urinal, but still... :sweat:

Not an explanation, but from Wiki:

The concentration by percent/volume of perfume oil is as follows:

* Perfume extract: 20%-40% aromatic compounds
* Eau de parfum: 10-30% aromatic compounds
* Eau de toilette: 5-20% aromatic compounds
* Eau de cologne: 2-5% aromatic compounds

As the percentage of aromatic compounds increases, so does the intensity and longevity of the scent created. Different perfumeries or perfume houses assign different amounts of oils to each of their perfumes. Therefore, although the oil concentration of a perfume in eau de parfum (EDP) dilution will necessarily be higher than the same perfume in eau de toilette (EDT) from within the same range, the actual amounts can vary between perfume houses. An EDT from one house may be stronger than an EDP from another.
11 Oct 2007, 13:08 #213
Cool, that answer another of my question. :D
28 Oct 2007, 12:41 #214
There's a new fragrance by Calvin Klein called Man. Over the past few weeks , I've heard a lot of girls saying it was great. I don't know if they were talking about the perfume or the 20' tall ad with a barechested man with six pack abs tho. :sweat:
28 Oct 2007, 12:54 #215
lmfao
i'm sure it was a mix of them both. :hehe:
28 Oct 2007, 13:10 #216
from what i've been hearing lately, Derek Jeters cologne is actually very good.
15 Jan 2008, 08:03 #217
Thought i'd throw this out for anyone in US... (maybe Canada, UK, EU, AUS by the currency option).


FragranceNet.com – Shop online or by phone. By using coupon code LAFGP, employees and their families will receive an extra 10% off their order and free US shipping (no minimum).



Edit: It does take 10% off other currencies, but I dont think shipping will be free, nor would it be worth it for anyone other than in canada, unless you absolutely can't find it in your own country, and with the USD sucking a$$, it might actually be cheaper than buying it in the EU or UK.
15 Jan 2008, 10:52 #218
i still need to get me a cologne :shakehead:
15 Jan 2008, 17:55 #219
still Tommy for me.. never fails :)

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