littlemissfab wrote:Wow. we have a fragrance connoiseur! Personally, I like guys who wear cool water. It's a definite classic in my book. I'm planning to purchase another 50 ml of cool water for women.. mmmmmm..
littlemissfab wrote:Wow. we have a fragrance connoiseur! Personally, I like guys who wear cool water. It's a definite classic in my book. I'm planning to purchase another 50 ml of cool water for women.. mmmmmm..
Hey there littlemrsfab! Not a connoiseur by any means, just a student and lover of fragrances. Did you see that I responded to you about your Unforgivable suggestion a few pages back? Thanks again. Nice to see another lady in this thread. :mrgreen: Cool Water by Davidoff is a favorite scent of the men in my family. I got some for my nephew this past Christmas. That one should be worn very very lightly. I am not familiar with the one for women. Should be nice. Enjoy! As for me I am waiting for My Afrika by Krizia to show up in this country. From what I have read about it, it sounds like my kinda of fragrance.
You are a man of eclectic tastes and unpredictable, huh?
I looked up Nautica Classic on basenotes.net. The same people who like that scent would also like Cool Water ( that is you!), Dolce & Gabbana pour Homme, Acqua di Gio by Armani, Polo Blue by Ralph Lauen and Desire for Men by Alfred Dunhill.
Yeah, what i'll wear depends on the situation.. but i've been looking at D&G pour Homme, Issey Miyake and Envy.
Yeah, what i'll wear depends on the situation.. but i've been looking at D&G pour Homme, Issey Miyake and Envy.
I am the same way. I wear different fragrances depending on the situation and/or time of year. Sometimes I have been known to layer scents. The problem with that is I can never duplicate those scents because I don't remember exactly what or how I layered it. :bonk:
I am the same way. I wear different fragrances depending on the situation and/or time of year. Sometimes I have been known to layer scents. The problem with that is I can never duplicate those scents because I don't remember exactly what or how I layered it. :bonk:
i've never layered before.. i get overpowered easily with certain scents, where some I can't smell at all (skunk for example)...
bmwracer wrote:
But the conversation is getting sickeningly sweet. :beaten:
it's only because you're double pumping the cologne.
krim wrote:i've never layered before.. i get overpowered easily with certain scents, where some I can't smell at all (skunk for example)...
I have only layered scents that are very soft and light on their own. Like the light one-of-a-kind fragrances I got in the Caribbean. I would never try that with my designer stuff that needs to stand alone. Skunk, heh? :beatyou: :hehe:
yup, skunks, there's always skunk near the schools i went to or hung out at.. there was a family of them outside my ex's dorm at UC Irvine, and i'd never smell it when i opened the window, and ex would pinch her nose and slam the window shut and shoot me a dirty look. :sweat: :sweat:
krim wrote:yup, skunks, there's always skunk near the schools i went to or hung out at.. there was a family of them outside my ex's dorm at UC Irvine, and i'd never smell it when i opened the window, and ex would pinch her nose and slam the window shut and shoot me a dirty look. :sweat: :sweat:
Oh I thought you were j/k! You really can't smell skunk. Lucky you!