Perfumes and Fragrances

Started by Nacho · 6 Nov 2004 · 220 replies

General Discussion Page 8 of 12

17 Aug 2006, 23:35 #141
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..

Can't you get that out of the tap?? :beaten:

*shields on full*
17 Aug 2006, 23:39 #142
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.
17 Aug 2006, 23:40 #143
Enna wrote:

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.
18 Aug 2006, 00:11 #144
bmwracer wrote:
Can't you get that out of the tap?? :beaten:

*shields on full*


you are just testing me, aren't you... won't fall for it

zen zen nai
18 Aug 2006, 00:14 #145
littlemissfab wrote:

you are just testing me, aren't you... won't fall for it

zen zen nai


he's much more resistable than I. :dancing:
18 Aug 2006, 00:17 #146
that is so true, krim. you bring out the meanness and sukebeness in me.

:boot:
18 Aug 2006, 00:22 #147
littlemissfab wrote:that is so true, krim. you bring out the meanness and sukebeness in me.

:boot:


so basically, i complete you. :woot:
18 Aug 2006, 00:23 #148
sad to say, hai. you are the yin to my yang, the donut to my coffee, the peanut butter to my jelly.... errrrr... let's just stop right there.
18 Aug 2006, 00:25 #149
so, so, the hubby might be spying on us. ;)
18 Aug 2006, 00:27 #150
you complete my "online" life krim.

:hehe:
18 Aug 2006, 00:29 #151
Yeech, this is turning into a Dr. Phil show. :bleh:
18 Aug 2006, 00:31 #152
bmwracer wrote:Yeech, this is turning into a Dr. Phil show. :bleh:


at least we smell nice! :victory:

:dancing: :dancing:
18 Aug 2006, 00:52 #153
krim wrote:

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:
18 Aug 2006, 00:58 #154
krim wrote:at least we smell nice! :victory:

But the conversation is getting sickeningly sweet. :beaten:
18 Aug 2006, 01:05 #155
Enna wrote:

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.
18 Aug 2006, 01:17 #156
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:
18 Aug 2006, 01:27 #157
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:
18 Aug 2006, 01:31 #158
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!
18 Aug 2006, 01:35 #159
i suppose, until the day i get sprayed and wonder why no one will come near me... :puppydog:
18 Aug 2006, 02:57 · edited #160
Speaking of odd fragrances. Are you familiar with the unusual collection of scents made by Demeter? Here is their current list:

Almond
Angel Food
Apple Pie
Bamboo
Basil
Beet Root
Birthday Cake
Black Pepper
Blueberry
Bonfire
Bourbon
Brownie
Bulgarian Rose
Cappuccino
Cedar
Celery
Chamomile Tea
Champagne Brut
Chocolate Chip
Chocolate Mint
Christmas Tree
Cinnamon Bun
Cinnamon Toast
Condensed Milk
Coriander Tea
Cosmopolitan Cocktail
Cotton Candy
Cranberry
Creme Brulee
Croquembouche
Crust of Bread
Cucumber
Cypress
Damask Rose
Dandelion Daphne
Devil's Food
Dirt
Dregs
Dulce de Leche
Dust
Earl Grey Tea
Earthworm
Espresso
Fig Leaf
Firefly
Fireplace
Flower Show
Fraser Fir
Freesia
Fruit Cake
Funeral Home
Fuzzy Navel
Gardenia
Geranium
Gin & Tonic
Gingerale
Gingerbread
Glue
Golden Delicious
Graham Cracker
Grape Leaf
Grapefruit Tea
Grass
Green Tomato
Greenhouse
Heather
Heliotrope
Hibiscus Tea
Holy Smoke Holy Water
Honey
Honeysuckle
Hot Toddy
Humidor
Iris
Ivy
Jasmine
Kiwi
Laundromat
Lavender
Leather
Lettuce
Licorice
Lilac
Lily of the Valley
Lime
Linden
Lobster
Madeleine
Malaga Cooler
Mango
Martini
Mayer Lemon
Mesquite
Mildew
Mint Julep
Mojito
Mulled Cider
Mushroom
Myrrh
Neroli
New Leaf
New Zealand Ocean
Olive Flower
Orange Cremecicle
Orange Juice
Orchid
Paint
Paperback
Parsley
Patchouli
Peach
Peony
Pink Lemonade
Pipe Tobacco
Poison Ivy
Privet
Prune
Pruning Shears
Pumpkin Pie
Punch
Quince
Rain
Riding Crop
Rose
Rubber
Russian Leather
Rye Bread
Saddle
Sambucca
Sandalwood
Saw Dust
Scottish
Sex on the Beach
Shortbread
Snow
Spring Break
Stable Steam Room
Sticky Toffee Pudding
Stringbean
Sugar Cane
Sugar Cookie
Suntan Lotion
Sushi
Sweet Orange
Sweet Pea
Tangerine
Tarnish
This is not a pipe
Thunderstorm
Tiger Lily
Tiramisu
Tomato
Tomato Seeds
Turpentine
Vetiver
Violet
Waffle
Wet Garden
Whiskey Tobacco
Wisteria
Ylang Ylang

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