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(11-09-2014 01:58 AM)MidWest Wrote:  

(11-08-2014 07:14 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  What I've gotten more compliments from girls than anything else:



Not a cologne, it's a deodorant. But damn it smells good. I've had so many chics ask what I'm wearing when I use this deodorant. Not to mention it's the most effective deodorant I've ever used. You could literally go a few days without showering and it still will keep you from getting funky.

I'll give it a shot, my deo is running out. Do they sell them at your local walmart or do you have to go somewhere specifically for it?

Nah, unfortunately they don't sell it in the USA. I first found out about it in Argentina. It's sold throughout Latin America so whenever I go to Mexico I stock up on a shitload, or have Mexican friends bring some back when they go to visit. They only cost $2 each in a Mexican grocery store. It's a German product. Other Nivea products are carried in the USA, but not the men's deodorant. I have no idea why.

Otherwise you can get them on amazon for $7 each:

http://www.amazon.com/Nivea-Protect-Dyna...+spray+men

Post: #27

"Elegant" night: Pour Homme - Van Cleef & Harpels

"Romantic" night: Midnight In Paris - Van Cleef & Harpels

"Romantic" night alternative: Lalique - Hommage à l'Homme

"Long" night (aperitivo + dinner + drinks ... etc): Armani Diamonds

"Heavy/Dirty" night (club from 23 until early morning): Pierre Cardin Cuir Intense (really manly)

The one that I hate and I can't use anymore because I REALLY don't like: Tommy Hilfiger eau de cologne (I really can't stand the smell of it).

Just my 2 cents

Post: #28

+1 for Tom Ford Noir

Post: #29

The smell of other women.

Close second, the smell of money and the scent of power.

Post: #30

You should have a warm and cold sent as different notes carry better in warm or cold environments. Back when I used to wear sent I had a heavy Genvincy sent for fall/winter/night and a light sent for spring/dinner/day and dates.

After that I went up to essential oils and other extracts. The best one I used was a wood type sent. I forget thebexact extract but it smelled like an town in the middle of a fresh forest it was nice.

After that I stopped wearing sents and just usedba expensive lotion my buddy told me about. Nobody but Suits and Bay street heads would wear it. It was $20 for a small bottle but well worth since every girl would notice it.

Sents should be unique but make sense. A lot of commercial sents are not that good. Its best to get the high end oils and extracts from my the higher end stores or man boutique like NOMAD in Toronto. You can achive the same with good quality essential oils from a health store too. Play around with it though because what you find pleasant may not hit females the same way. You like Old Spice but broads think it smells skunky, some broads in think it smells like "man'' its hit or miss. You trap more using more rich and deep masculine sents though versus commerical chemical brews.

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I deal with alot of perfumes.Most that get alot of compliments are ; Tom Ford (Aou Wood),Paco Raban (1million),Clive Christian(have a heavy wallet for that one though) and Gucci Guilty.

Post: #32

Frankincense and myrrh spray.

Post: #33

none.

perfume, really?

Post: #34

My first post. I love fragrances if you want cougars get Yves Saint Laurent La Nuit De L'homme. For girls in there 20's get sweet fragrances like Paco Rabane 1 Million or Dior Homme Intense. If your serious about fragrances I suggest you start getting into niche fragrances, the best houses are:
1. Tom Ford
2. Byredo
3. Guerlain
4. Creed
5. Amouage
6. By Kilian
7. Serge Lutens
8. Xerjoff
9. Maison Francis Kurkdjian
10. Aqua di Parma

Post: #35

Seductive? Kiehl's Original Musk

Post: #36

Tom Ford - Noir de Noir
Tom Ford - Tobacco Vanille
Creed - Bois de Portugal
Creed - Green Irish Tweed
Dior Homme Intense

Post: #37

(11-08-2014 03:02 PM)drmariusz Wrote:  Which scents do you use? And what do you think, which scent has the great influence on girls?

I swear by Wonderwood - it's French so you have to find it online.

It's similar to Gucci Rush which was discontinued 6 or 7 years ago. I get complimented from chicks and gay men all the time - it's unique and clean and masculine and DIFFERENT

Mostly sandalwood, cedar chips, etc.

Post: #38

sweat and confidence. I use musk colognes.

Post: #39

whatever doesn't give me a rash or a headache

Post: #40

Recently I have been getting more compliments not from cologne but from my moisturizer.

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Very citric for those who like it

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Damn you Brisey, you posted the winners!

Post: #43

(11-13-2014 06:15 PM)Sailor Wrote:  

Very citric for those who like it

Lanuit and 1 Million are my favorite men fragrances.

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