Abercrombie and Fitch has made some outstanding scents. This is another one I like and have owned for a long time. I forgot I had this bottle and found it while cleaning out some boxes. I will consider it a late present to myself.

Hi, I would like to know if with this product you can make the perfume last longer and if so, how long should you put it on before putting on perfume?

Here’s one from two houses battling since World War 2. If you haven’t caught The New Look on AppleTV, you’re missing out. But this is about fragrance and who is superior. Dior or Chanel.

Got a sample from an LV boutique, was excited to try it out! Opening is a citrusy grapefruit note with a bit of sparkling bergamot, and the drydown reveals the deeper, rich undertone of amber. While I wouldn't categorize it as a blue or aquatic fragrance, it is a very appropriate summer scent. I know people have mixed feelings about LV fragrances (I'm not a huge fan of them myself), but I have to give credit where credit's due: it's a very fresh, appealing perfume, though longevity could be a bit better (4+ hours). While its definitely on the pricier side, it's a solid fragrance and you should at the very least try the sample.

I’m working on building a cologne collection that can cover all situations, seasons, and moods. I’m looking for fragrances that aren’t over used by everyone like Dior Sauvage. I’d love to get your insights on how you approach this! A few questions I've been thinking about to kick things off: - What’s your go-to for formal events vs. everyday wear? - Do you have a signature scent, or do you switch it up based on mood or occasion? - What’s the most versatile fragrance in your collection? - Any tips on layering fragrances for added versatility? - What are your opinions about clone fragrances? Looking forward to your recommendations and experiences!