The one perfume that gets all the compliments

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I get compliments from strangers when I Wear Ralph Lauren Blue

I had a colleague that wore this and I always thought it smelled absolutely wonderful. Then I got it myself and it didn't smell good on me at all. I was so disappointed because I loved how it smelled when she worse it!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bombshell Victoria's Secret

Moonlight path bath and body works

Pink cashmere bath and body works.

Perfume, not mall water

They smell better. That's all that matters.

No, they smell cheap and disgusting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bombshell Victoria's Secret

Moonlight path bath and body works

Pink cashmere bath and body works.

Perfume, not mall water

They smell better. That's all that matters.

No, they smell cheap and disgusting.

They smell sexy and men love them.

Pretentious smelling isn't sexy.. It's gross.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bombshell Victoria's Secret

Moonlight path bath and body works

Pink cashmere bath and body works.

Perfume, not mall water

They smell better. That's all that matters.

No, they smell cheap and disgusting.

They smell sexy and men love them.

Pretentious smelling isn't sexy.. It's gross.

Calling something pretentious just because you don't understand it isn't sexy.. It's gross.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bombshell Victoria's Secret

Moonlight path bath and body works

Pink cashmere bath and body works.

Perfume, not mall water

They smell better. That's all that matters.

No, they smell cheap and disgusting.

They smell sexy and men love them.

Pretentious smelling isn't sexy.. It's gross.

Calling something pretentious just because you don't understand it isn't sexy.. It's gross.

Sophisticated scents on a woman are a sign of age and infertility.

[Anonymous]

I love Tom Ford Venetian Bermagot. I don’t get compliments on it which is part of why I love it. It’s not strong enough for others to notice, just subtle enough for me to enjoy when I dab a bit on my neck.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bombshell Victoria's Secret

Moonlight path bath and body works

Pink cashmere bath and body works.

Perfume, not mall water

They smell better. That's all that matters.

No, they smell cheap and disgusting.

They smell sexy and men love them.

Pretentious smelling isn't sexy.. It's gross.

Calling something pretentious just because you don't understand it isn't sexy.. It's gross.

Sophisticated scents on a woman are a sign of age and infertility.

You must be a little long in the tooth yourself to be making a statement like that. Lots of younger women have been rediscovering old classics these days.

[Anonymous]

Shisheido Zen; I had a woman turn around on K steet and ask me what’s it is.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This sounds like a Sephora's social media manager's post for the last minute push on Chrstmas sales.

Sephora doesn't even carry some of the perfumes mentioned on this thread.

If not in department stores and Sephora, where do you get yours? Online?

There was a soecialty store years ago and closed.

Yes, you can find some of them online. And depending on the perfume, you can even find them in the discount stores like Marshall's, TJ Maxx, Burlington.

If you buy perfume at discount stores, you’re doing it wrong.

I bought Calvin Klein Euphoria body lotion at Marshalls on a whim and now its my favorite scent. And the one I've gotten the most compliments on.

You may be right about perfume, though. Whenever I buy perfume there, I like it for maybe three wearings and then I swear the scent changes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Black orchard by Tom Ford

OP here, I bought this based on reviews and can't wait to finish the bottle. Maybe it works better on men, smells unisex to me.

Love this perfume. But then again, I like musky unisex perfumes (it is a unisex perfume).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bombshell Victoria's Secret

Moonlight path bath and body works

Pink cashmere bath and body works.

Perfume, not mall water

They smell better. That's all that matters.

No, they smell cheap and disgusting.

They smell sexy and men love them.

Pretentious smelling isn't sexy.. It's gross.

Calling something pretentious just because you don't understand it isn't sexy.. It's gross.

Sophisticated scents on a woman are a sign of age and infertility.

Lol. Sorry that you feat aging, I guess. I don't. Bring me all your White Linen! Bring me Oriza Legrand Violettes du Czar! Bring me your Hilde Soliani Il vs Iris! I will make pp fear aging and infertility! Bwah ha ha ha.

Seriously though, I'm done having kids. Infertility as a vasectomy backup is fine by me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This sounds like a Sephora's social media manager's post for the last minute push on Chrstmas sales.

Sephora doesn't even carry some of the perfumes mentioned on this thread.

If not in department stores and Sephora, where do you get yours? Online?

There was a soecialty store years ago and closed.

Yes, you can find some of them online. And depending on the perfume, you can even find them in the discount stores like Marshall's, TJ Maxx, Burlington.

If you buy perfume at discount stores, you’re doing it wrong.

I bought Calvin Klein Euphoria body lotion at Marshalls on a whim and now its my favorite scent. And the one I've gotten the most compliments on.

You may be right about perfume, though. Whenever I buy perfume there, I like it for maybe three wearings and then I swear the scent changes.

I have bought Cartier, Versace, Mugler, Guerlain and more at the discount stores. The perfumes still smell fresh. You have to store them in a cool, dark, climate controlled space with low humidity. I actually keep my perfumes in their boxes away from light.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Black orchard by Tom Ford

OP here, I bought this based on reviews and can't wait to finish the bottle. Maybe it works better on men, smells unisex to me.

Love this perfume. But then again, I like musky unisex perfumes (it is a unisex perfume).

I appreciate the scent of Black Orchid and I can see why it appeals to many people. But I can not wear it. It comes across as almost dank to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bombshell Victoria's Secret

Moonlight path bath and body works

Pink cashmere bath and body works.

Perfume, not mall water

They smell better. That's all that matters.

No, they smell cheap and disgusting.

They smell sexy and men love them.

Pretentious smelling isn't sexy.. It's gross.

Calling something pretentious just because you don't understand it isn't sexy.. It's gross.

Sophisticated scents on a woman are a sign of age and infertility.

And ''mall water'' been equated to $$$ perfume is a sign of a trailer park past.

[Anonymous]

Gucci Rush