Which aftershave do you use?
Discussion
hyphen said:
Swift93 said:
Scent free keeps people's eyes from watering.
Only if you wear too much.Like many women!
Some female fragrance reviewers even make videos on how to absolutely drench yourself in it, and refer to men who don't apply enough fragrance as 'Sissysprayers'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hy_kswybCPE
I think I will politely decline the advice in that video, and continue to apply reasonably small amounts. 2-3 sprays is my usual routine
egor110 said:
I've currently got covid , i could spray a entire bottle and not smell a thing at present.
Hope you start to feel better soon.Anyone tried Acqua di Gio Profundo? I'm running out of Profumo and not sure whether to rebuy or go for this flanker?
Lord Marylebone said:
hyphen said:
Swift93 said:
Scent free keeps people's eyes from watering.
Only if you wear too much.Like many women!
Some female fragrance reviewers even make videos on how to absolutely drench yourself in it, and refer to men who don't apply enough fragrance as 'Sissysprayers'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hy_kswybCPE
I think I will politely decline the advice in that video, and continue to apply reasonably small amounts. 2-3 sprays is my usual routine
Lord Marylebone said:
Bleu de Chanel.
Anyone have this? Never owned it, but feel I should buy some as it is a classic.
Eau de Toilette or Eau de Parfum? Apparently they are a bit different.
If you’re going for Chanel then my recommendations would be Pour Monsiuer EDP or Platinum Egoiste EDT Anyone have this? Never owned it, but feel I should buy some as it is a classic.
Eau de Toilette or Eau de Parfum? Apparently they are a bit different.
Lord Marylebone said:
Bleu de Chanel.
Anyone have this? Never owned it, but feel I should buy some as it is a classic.
Eau de Toilette or Eau de Parfum? Apparently they are a bit different.
Bleu de Chanel EdP is a staple of my collection, I really like it - good longevity, smells great and not excessively pricey.Anyone have this? Never owned it, but feel I should buy some as it is a classic.
Eau de Toilette or Eau de Parfum? Apparently they are a bit different.
Recently I've had a bit of a splurge.
Chopard - Oud Malaki, a nice Halfeti vibe with huge longevity
Zara - No9, lily and vetiver with begamot to my mind absolutely lovely but gone, done and dusted after a couple of hours
Parfums Vintage - Emperor Extrait, lovely, absolutely no longevity, so unless both me any my missus both go nose blind an absolute waste of £100
- Pineapple Vintage Intense, super pineapply and lasts for hours
- Isla Tropical Privé, coconut, lime and ambre solaire my wife says its vile, I like it
Mont Blanc - Explorer, Aventus in a different bottle, well sort of. Initially it smells sharper but it dries down to a lovely Aventus dupe.
Chopard - Oud Malaki, a nice Halfeti vibe with huge longevity
Zara - No9, lily and vetiver with begamot to my mind absolutely lovely but gone, done and dusted after a couple of hours
Parfums Vintage - Emperor Extrait, lovely, absolutely no longevity, so unless both me any my missus both go nose blind an absolute waste of £100
- Pineapple Vintage Intense, super pineapply and lasts for hours
- Isla Tropical Privé, coconut, lime and ambre solaire my wife says its vile, I like it
Mont Blanc - Explorer, Aventus in a different bottle, well sort of. Initially it smells sharper but it dries down to a lovely Aventus dupe.
Lord Marylebone said:
Bleu de Chanel.
Anyone have this? Never owned it, but feel I should buy some as it is a classic.
Eau de Toilette or Eau de Parfum? Apparently they are a bit different.
If you choose an Eau de Parfum, you choose a fragrance that is a bit more intense, luxurious and fuller than an Eau de Toilette. ... The main difference is therefore the amount of perfume oil in the formula: an Eau de Toilette contains less perfume oil and more water and alcohol than an Eau de Parfum.Anyone have this? Never owned it, but feel I should buy some as it is a classic.
Eau de Toilette or Eau de Parfum? Apparently they are a bit different.
techguyone said:
If you choose an Eau de Parfum, you choose a fragrance that is a bit more intense, luxurious and fuller than an Eau de Toilette. ... The main difference is therefore the amount of perfume oil in the formula: an Eau de Toilette contains less perfume oil and more water and alcohol than an Eau de Parfum.
So due to the amount of oil, EDP = more longevity?I was just given a 50th birthday gift of Tom Ford f
king Fabulous.
I wouldn’t have considered it normally as was somewhat put off by the name and also the price though I was flattered to receive it.
It’s certainly different with an initial hit of cherry turning into a vanilla leather mix. Closest I can think of is Parfums de Marly Pegasus.
It should be good when autumn kicks in and the weather turns chillier.
king Fabulous.I wouldn’t have considered it normally as was somewhat put off by the name and also the price though I was flattered to receive it.
It’s certainly different with an initial hit of cherry turning into a vanilla leather mix. Closest I can think of is Parfums de Marly Pegasus.
It should be good when autumn kicks in and the weather turns chillier.
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