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Sedley by Parfums de Marly
Pre Op appointment this morning then my final day trip of the year. It’s cool and humid on the bayou this morning so went with this lovely on day six of seven with Parfums de Marly. It is a Woody Aromatic fragrance for women and men. Top notes are Lemon, Mint, Bergamot, Grapefruit and Mandarin Orange; middle notes are Lavender, Rosemary, Geranium and Olibanum; base notes are Ambroxan, Sandalowood, Cedar, Cashmeran, Vetiver and Patchouli.
Sedley by Parfums de Marly
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One of my favorite scents, hands down one the best IMO
Perfume Classifications and where the lines Blur!!!
Perfume houses are generally classified based on their brand identity, production scale, target audience, and distribution channels. The main categories are Designer, Niche, Indie, and sometimes an overarching "Luxury" tier, though the lines between these categories have blurred significantly in recent years. Here are the primary classifications of perfume houses: - Designer: These fragrances are produced by major fashion houses (e.g., Chanel, Dior, Gucci, Prada) as an extension of their main brand portfolio.Focus: Designer scents aim for mass-market appeal and are often trend-driven, versatile, and easy to like. They are developed to be crowd-pleasers with broad demographic appeal and availability: They are mass-produced and widely available in department stores, beauty retailers like Sephora, and online shops. Marketing: These brands rely on large marketing budgets, glossy advertising campaigns, and celebrity endorsements. Price: Generally more affordable than niche options due to economies of scale in production. - Niche: Niche houses focus primarily, or solely, on the art of perfumery itself, rather than being part of a larger fashion or lifestyle brand.Focus: Niche brands emphasize creativity, artistry, complexity, and unique scent profiles that might not appeal to everyone but are treasured by enthusiasts. They often use higher-quality, rarer, or unconventional ingredients. Availability: Historically, they were available only in specialized boutiques or high-end perfumeries, making them more exclusive. However, many have been acquired by large corporations (like LVMH or Estée Lauder) and are now found in major department stores alongside designer brands. Marketing often relies more on word-of-mouth and the story behind the scent than mass advertising. Price: Niche fragrances typically have a higher price point due to limited production, artisanal methods, and premium ingredients. - Indie (Independent): Indie houses are a subcategory of niche that are smaller and truly independently owned, often with the founder or a single perfumer (nose) responsible for the creations.Focus: They represent the most artistic and experimental end of the spectrum, with maximum creative freedom and limited commercial pressure.Availability: These are the most exclusive in distribution, often sold only directly from their website or a handful of specialized online retailers.Price: Prices can vary widely but are often premium, reflecting the small scale of production and ingredient cost. - Luxury/Artisan: These terms often overlap with high-end niche or exclusive designer lines. "Artisan" generally implies products that are handcrafted in-house in smaller batches, while "luxury" points to the highest tier of price, exclusivity, and ingredient quality (e.g., Clive Christian or exclusive lines like Dior Privée). 
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Good read, thank you @Lon Chaneyfield for the post and for the add-ins by @Steve Louis and @David Myers. This does make for an interesting topic to talk about.
New Scent Acquisition
A friend at work today gave me this scent called Symphony Melody EDP by Le Falcone Perfumes. She told me it was too manly for her even though she does like a lot of the men's fragrances. I then gave her my DUA Legendary Knight (I was going to do it anyways since she really, really liked it) she comments me the most which I always enjoy. I loved the look on her face, it was like my son when he was an appreciative kid. The DUA scent is inspired by PDM Percival which I will be getting the OG soon. So, no loss here, plus I want her to check out the DUA brand, which I am starting to dig quite a bit. So today was a good day. Have great rest of your day my peoples.
New Scent Acquisition
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@Thomas Chavez I agree
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@Eduardo Figueroa Thanks
Thank You
Thank you @Antonio O. Centeno . Today I received in the mail, a new fragrance and coin from Antonio. That's so awesome. It is Oud Luxuria Parfum by Navitus Parfums. I believe I now know what Oud smells like, maybe. The rose comes off real strong at the beginning. The below from Fragrantica explains it best: A lush opening of Turkish rose, pink berries, and saffron carry the lavishness of the blend while jasmine, osmanthus, and geranium intensify the luxurious nature of the scent with their rich and inviting appeal. A base of musk, incense, labdanum, and natural oud proffer their tribute to the practices of perfumery from times past. With a name borrowed from the word “luxury,” which originally meant “lust,” there is no denying the sensuality and carnality of this lush and captivating perfume. This illuminating fragrance will grant you brilliance and splendor. Thanks again Antonio I really appreciate it. OORRAH!!!
Thank You
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@Steve Louis Thanks
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@Eduardo Figueroa Thanks
The One EdP (2025) & Parfum
For anyone who saw my post last week. More info on The One Pafrum and now an EDP reformulation, has now showed up on IFragrance. Looks like the rumors where true 😍 https://ifragranceofficial.com/perfumes/the-one-parfum-dolce-gabbana/?fbclid=IwVERDUAOjIh1leHRuA2FlbQIxMABzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAwzNTA2ODU1MzE3MjgAAR41UIhukNpL4IZSysaZCgt22IV9SfKg7zJM6qjB95T2-t2Vbi9NYsHuUt00rQ_aem_89cQReORsB3XZNMWkviZKQ https://ifragranceofficial.com/perfumes/the-one-edp-2025-dolce-gabbana/?fbclid=IwVERDUAOjIyRleHRuA2FlbQIxMABzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAwzNTA2ODU1MzE3MjgAAR5ecLYymm1_0n14ArUaWd2X9TXprQ1r_5EyLZG1d8W8q2BdhMd-W0hoSnPPQg_aem_GSHbDZ5FW9pjSqf4xc1X-Q
The One EdP (2025) & Parfum
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I blind bought the EDP and the more I wear it the more I like it. It is, to me, and addictive scent.
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Joseph Rivas
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Proud father of 3, former Marine, and a fragrance enthusiast. I love my family, my dogs and my new addiction, fragrances.

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Joined Sep 5, 2025
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