Anonymous wrote:Stuff from Forest Essentials. Absolute Rose. Fantastic fragrance.

Anonymous wrote:Chanel no.5
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ni one in this forum uses perfume.
Hahaha. I own 180 full bottles of perfume, dozens of decants, and too many samples to count. I collect it -- fragrance is my hobby. I wear it every day. There are many of us out here. The perfume-collecting community is a wonderful group of people from all over the world. It has been an especially comforting hobby over the past year. Familiar fragrances evoke memories of happier times.
OP, the problem is, there are so many different wonderful perfumes, it is hard to recommend one. I personally find it hard to fathom wearing only one perfume all the time, but clearly many people do. Do you like citrus, floral, orientals, green scents? There is such a great variety of perfumes available. You should try a variety. In these days of Covid, most department stores are not letting you sample their perfumes freely, which makes it difficult. I echo the recommendation to go to the Luckyscent website and buy a bag of samples to try, so that you can narrow down your tastes. If you are going to invest in just one or two perfumes, it is worth spending some money, and perhaps on a "niche" brand instead of something that anyone can pick up at Macy's. Take care of your perfume by keeping it in a cool dark place, like a drawer, and it can last forever.
Wow!! That is a lot of perfume! Dont they turn (in smell)?
Question: i have a botle of chanel #5 from my grandmother that was never opened (it was even in the plastic seal around the box until my kid removed it, grr). its easily 60 years old. its not a collectors item is it?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ni one in this forum uses perfume.
Hahaha. I own 180 full bottles of perfume, dozens of decants, and too many samples to count. I collect it -- fragrance is my hobby. I wear it every day. There are many of us out here. The perfume-collecting community is a wonderful group of people from all over the world. It has been an especially comforting hobby over the past year. Familiar fragrances evoke memories of happier times.
OP, the problem is, there are so many different wonderful perfumes, it is hard to recommend one. I personally find it hard to fathom wearing only one perfume all the time, but clearly many people do. Do you like citrus, floral, orientals, green scents? There is such a great variety of perfumes available. You should try a variety. In these days of Covid, most department stores are not letting you sample their perfumes freely, which makes it difficult. I echo the recommendation to go to the Luckyscent website and buy a bag of samples to try, so that you can narrow down your tastes. If you are going to invest in just one or two perfumes, it is worth spending some money, and perhaps on a "niche" brand instead of something that anyone can pick up at Macy's. Take care of your perfume by keeping it in a cool dark place, like a drawer, and it can last forever.
Anonymous wrote:I'm a woman who likes all the scents made for men. I like to smell like a forest.
Anonymous wrote:Perfume is very personal, too. So some people would like to keep "their" perfumes, theirs. So they're not going to recommend you try their signature scent. Just a thought.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I like Philosophy Grace.
I wear Philosophy Amazing Grace. It's a scent you can't judge when you first spray it on, but it smells so clean over time.