I think as long as it’s subtle and you’re not bringing in a cloud of a strong smell into a room it’s ok.
I like the Le Labo and DS & Durga scents.

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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.

I love perfumes personally. I enjoy being in public and getting a whiff of something very pleasant. Beats BO and exhaust fumes.

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.

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.

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.

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.

I'm not sure who wants to spray carcinogens on them then assault their co-workers, innocent bystanders on the elevator or metro, total strangers with these carcinogens instead of just bathing.

No, no one wears it anymore.

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Anonymous wrote:Do people still wear perfume?

No.

Of course people still wear perfume. If you are talking about socially clueless old women.

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Anonymous wrote:Do people still wear perfume?

No.

+1

There are so many and I always leave without buying one as I cannot decide.
My favorite is Lancome Miracles which I remembered from years ago. I have the super small bottle and literally just apply small dash behind my ear.
A shower and a little bit of VS Bombshell or Heavenly lotion is plenty for me.

Gross.

Anonymous wrote:Do people still wear perfume?

No.

Do people still wear perfume?

Go to a store and try them out. It’s a very personal choice. I love Jo Malone. My mom likes Estee Lauder.

Do you have suggestions for a perfume to wear?

I used to like Chanel #5 but they changed it.