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Feb 8 •
Introduce Yourself HERE!- Post ALL Intros On This Thread
What to say in your intro? Share where you're from, your reason for joining, perhaps your favorite fragrance, watch or a picture of you dressed sharp! It's a small action, but a HUGE step in you getting value from this community becasue you go from being a lurker to an ACTIVE member. In fact men that introduce themselves are 10X more likely to the actions to becoming their best selves. Bonus Point - By introducing yourself you're guaranteed to level-up. Seriously, you'll get at least 5-20 likes/points (oftentimes more) which will move you to level 2 and possibly level 3. And just like that you have access to more of this community!
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@Miguel Angel Rivera Welcome
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@Stephen DeMent thanks for the warm welcome
5d •
a clean-woods-and-tea or dry-musk profile in Office setting
has anyone tried a clean-woods-and-tea or dry-musk profile that held up well in an office/daytime setting (bonus if hot climate), I'd love a specific note pairing or brand reference to look into.
6d •
5-scent MYOP wardrobe advice — fast-fading, hot-running skin
20M, Raipur (hot climate). My skin burns off in under 2 hrs regardless of prep (tried Vaseline, water-based moisturizer — neither helped), though the same scent lasted 7+ hrs without perp, so it's likely my skin chemistry specifically. Building via MYOP (custom blends, 50% oil) — trying to avoid mainstream designer territory (no Sauvage/Bleu/Invictus clones), budget ~₹2,000/100ml. Current plan: 1. Signature — Sandal Veer solo (grapefruit/cardamom/pepper → sandalwood → musk/amber) 2. Office — Men's Code + Inglorious, 60:40 (still a bit designer-adjacent, open to alternatives) 3. Gym — Aqua Game + Ibiza, 80:20 (worried patchouli base might clash with sweat) 4. Evening — Offbeat + Blue, 60:40 5. Date Night — The Woody + One of a Kind, 70:30 (spice/saffron → cedar/amber/vanilla) Questions: 1. Any base notes that've held up for others with hot/fast-fading skin? 2. Better non-designer-adjacent option for Office than Men's Code? 3. Does patchouli actually turn bad with sweat, or is that overstated? 4. Does this wardrobe read as cohesive overall? Appreciate any input!
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Thanks both — this is really helpful. @Lon Chaneyfield the tea/iris/soft incense direction for office is interesting, hadn't considered that combo specifically. If anyone's tried a clean-woods-and-tea or dry-musk profile that held up well in an office/daytime setting (bonus if hot climate), I'd love a specific note pairing or brand reference to look into. Good to hear the patchouli concern is probably overstated — will report back after an actual gym test.
Jul '24 •
need help with buying fragrance
i see that people are saying inito side effect is good and i wanna make a purchase but i have no idea if its good or not. any advice
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I am in a small city in India and want to make a small collation of smells for my life but am confused so much so i took help of Gemini and Claude to help me- 1. Design base-up, not top-down. Since fast skin fade burns off light top notes within ~2 hours, anchor each scent's identity in its middle/base notes (woods, musk, amber) — that's what actually survives on your skin. 2. Match concentration to reality. At 50% oil, you're already near the ceiling of what concentration can do — so performance problems get solved by note choice and quantity, not by asking for something "stronger." 3. Test before you commit. Paper strip first, then a 5–10 minute wrist-walk under real body warmth. 4. Avoid designer-clone DNA in your highest-visibility scents. A blend can still be "inspired" in spirit without literally echoing a mainstream bestseller's name or formula — prioritize this most for Signature and Office, since those get worn and smelled most often. 5. Let the occasion set the character, not the reverse. Sharp/citrus where you need cooling (Gym), rich/warm where conditions allow it to perform (Evening, Date Night), restrained and original where it's worn daily (Signature, Office). 6. Attraction comes from proximity, not projection. Warm, close-skin base notes (musk, sandalwood, soft amber/vanilla) read as appealing up close; loudness and sweetness read as "trying too hard." Build for the first, not the second.
8d •
Too many pocket atomizers
Apparently i own 23 of these suckers. They are all slightly different in size, color, and style but its tough to remember which is which when im packing or grabbing something to stick in my pocket. So i pulled out the engraver and labeled them today. That's the best solution I could come up with. Anyone else have this problem? What do you do to keep track? Also the Travelo brand has the best quality atomizers that ive found. Any other good brand recommendations?
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i want to ask how do you differentiate a good atomizer form a bad one ?
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@Christopher Lavis I don't have a Travelo pump to compare to , is there any photos or videos that shows the difference ?
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