Always wanted to try the L'Occitance Notre Flore Cedre, can never find any. Even the E-Bay is barren of the stuff (that will ship to Canada eh?)!Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHoren
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Always wanted to try the L'Occitance Notre Flore Cedre, can never find any. Even the E-Bay is barren of the stuff (that will ship to Canada eh?)!Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHoren
TOBS # 74 Victorian Old lime
Ogallala Bay Rum with sandalwood.
+1 When I first got this scent I was unimpressed due to what I thought was a short scent duration, however it has grown on me a lot of late. TOBS NO74 Victorian lime has a very subtle fragrance and I found that if I apply it to my chest directly below the nose, it seems to last much longer. I know this isn't the actually case longevity wise but I wear scents for me firstly, and I love to enjoy the scent for as long as possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Haroldg48
One of my absolute favourite colognes….
Bay Rum (i dont know exactly wich Version only thing i know is that it es BayRum)
And that's the difference between "sillage" (see-yazh, aka "projection") and "longevity". Scents with a lot of sillage (without heavy application) can be smelled across a crowded room; those with minimal sillage are often called "close to the skin", and in general, only the person wearing them (or someone physically close to them) will notice it. "Longevity" is simply how long the smell lasts, regardless of its "sillage".Quote:
Originally Posted by kevinred
Welcome to the world of fragrance! and smooth shaving!
From today's SOTD entry -- the "no-second-hand-smoke"-y goodness of TGQ Cavendish Black
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Trumper Sandalwood.
Today was arran aromatics bay citrus.been a while and was lovely
Today I wore English Leather. It was too cold for nothing at all.