Thread: What is your fragrance of the day?

Dolce and Gabanna K

Originally Posted by eddy79

Dolce and Gabanna K

Here in South Florida, Winter's come-and-gone; by you, it's still Summer. In both places, this looks like a fine, warm-weather scent. Thanks!

What you guys are wearing can give me inspo for the upcoming season. Most of the YouTube vids are the same. Be 6 months before will be appropriate here.

Saw the pic of your collection and can make you feel better. Went through the collection and have over 180 actual bottles and didn't even start to look at decant. Now I have to admit to my problem

Versace Dylan Blue

Etat Libre d'Orange Jasmin et Cigarette

I was hoping for a much stronger "cigarette"; alas, it's there... but at best, only faintly... at least, on me; the jasmine, yes... the rest? perhaps. Thankfully, Luckyscent sells 0.7ml samples for only a few dollars... so I bought two of this, and of three others.

UPDATE: 06:24PM -- Stop the presses! Hold the wire! This baby just took-off like a friggin' Roman Candle, and that tobacco is right there... front-and-center, spotlit and sparklin'. Nothin' "iffy" about it. Innit good that I bought two samples?

Guerlain Vetiver

Salvatore Feregamo Uomo.

Parfum d'Empire Tabac Tabou

I don't know why Basenotes(dot-net) asks us to rate "sillage"; sillage means the degree to which a scent's fragrance lingers in the air when worn (a synonym for sillage is "projection"). Perhaps some people want a high degree of sillage -- women, mostly, I'd guess; I don't... I prefer a much lower degree of sillage -- what many refer to as a "close-in" scent. This is one of those, and I gave it two stars (out of five).

OTOH, they also ask us to rate "longevity". I prefer a long-lasting scent, one that lasts from morning to well-into the night (and, if it's too long-lived, well, there's something called a "shower"... changing clothes, too). I gave it four stars (out of five).

YSL L'homme

L'Occitane Cade