Perfumes?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think perfumes from brands like Chanel and Estes Lauder are becoming passé. Byredo, Maison Margiela, and Le Labo are the go-to brands these days. Byredo Blanche is nice if you’re looking for something inoffensive.

They're all offensive.

+1

It's 2024 -- we've learned to take others' ability to breathe into consideration.

+100000 agreed!!!

OP please let others have the gift of air.

[Anonymous]

I love Byredo Gypsy Water!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think perfumes from brands like Chanel and Estes Lauder are becoming passé. Byredo, Maison Margiela, and Le Labo are the go-to brands these days. Byredo Blanche is nice if you’re looking for something inoffensive.

They're all offensive.

+1

It's 2024 -- we've learned to take others' ability to breathe into consideration.

We have? can you please tell that to the crazy amount of people who smoke cigarettes and more recently, weed in public that we all have to smell? I can’t even walk into most stores without smelling weed which i’m incredibly sensitive to. So no, I don’t think people care about others the way you think they do. Perfume smells better than 2nd hand smoke.

[Anonymous]

Just don't wear it to work or places where people will be stuck next to you, like on an airplane or the theatre.

[Anonymous]

I love perfume if done right (subtle and clean smelling).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I smell perfume all the time out in public and I think it’s becoming even more popular with younger people. I like Chanel Chance a lot. The vanilla scented ones are popular with teens and 20s but they never smelled right on me.

It is, it's a major growth area in the beauty industry. It's the crotchety old moms on DCUM with their oh-so-sensitive sniffers that are out of touch.

Like a PP said, the smaller niche brands are in very high demand over department store.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I smell perfume all the time out in public and I think it’s becoming even more popular with younger people. I like Chanel Chance a lot. The vanilla scented ones are popular with teens and 20s but they never smelled right on me.

Sol de Janeiro and similar sprays are very popular with that age group.

[Anonymous]

I like Kayali Pistachio, Vacation (it's literally called Vacation by Vacation), and Zodica Perfumery Leo.

[Anonymous]

Prada Iris

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do people still wear perfume?

No.

I was wondering this same thing!

[Anonymous]

Yes.
Creed Aventus
Clive Christian

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think perfumes from brands like Chanel and Estes Lauder are becoming passé. Byredo, Maison Margiela, and Le Labo are the go-to brands these days. Byredo Blanche is nice if you’re looking for something inoffensive.

Estée Lauder owns Le Labo

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I smell perfume all the time out in public and I think it’s becoming even more popular with younger people. I like Chanel Chance a lot. The vanilla scented ones are popular with teens and 20s but they never smelled right on me.

It is, it's a major growth area in the beauty industry. It's the crotchety old moms on DCUM with their oh-so-sensitive sniffers that are out of touch.

Like a PP said, the smaller niche brands are in very high demand over department store.

+1 There's a group of DCUMers who view everything as tacky - nail polish, perfume, designer bags, Cartier love bracelets - in their search for the ultimate WASP preppy old-money aesthetic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I smell perfume all the time out in public and I think it’s becoming even more popular with younger people. I like Chanel Chance a lot. The vanilla scented ones are popular with teens and 20s but they never smelled right on me.

It is, it's a major growth area in the beauty industry. It's the crotchety old moms on DCUM with their oh-so-sensitive sniffers that are out of touch.

Like a PP said, the smaller niche brands are in very high demand over department store.

This is very true. My nieces, ranging in age from 14 to 20, all asked for perfume for Christmas this year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think perfumes from brands like Chanel and Estes Lauder are becoming passé. Byredo, Maison Margiela, and Le Labo are the go-to brands these days. Byredo Blanche is nice if you’re looking for something inoffensive.

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