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Does anyone
know the top 5 or 10 colognes based on the opinion of women? I did a google search and the results dont match up
very well from study to study,... I use Halston z-14 - it showed up in the top 5 quite a bit but then so did old
spice lol :type:
Pongo out
Personal I don't go for the most
popular colognes. I like to have a fragrance that no other guys wear....that way when women smell your fragrance,
it'll be distinctly your own. Thats my approach to it at least.
Thats a strange note about z-14
not many guys wear it, but it's a favorite among women ~ older women that is, same thing with old spice - young
chicks like coolwater and drakar from what I have read. The studies dont match up well enough for me I guess.
EDIT: If you want to throw the hoties wear some aramis - they love it and ask what it is (I never tell what I have
on even if they beg)
Aqua Di Gio is pretty damn
popular...every chick i know loves it...but its too common now ..
iiiiiiiiiii
Old Spice and z-14 were around whenQuote:
Originally Posted by Pongo
the older women were "young hotties"; brings back memories of the back seat of the '72 Vega.
Only if you were a contortionist!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mtnjim
acqua di gio is way too popular,
i agree with sigma that i want a scent thats all my own.
any advice for a scent that not many people wear but is
a GREAT younger guy smell? im 19 and the colognes i have are very sexy for him 2 by victoria secret, abercrombie
fierce, some amouage samples, realm, and pherlure as a cologne because i like the smell of it.
My favorites right
now are Chrono byTorio Lamborgini and Thallium by Cyrus. I bought them at a small perfume shop at Horton Plaza in
San Diego. Not finding much about them on the Web, I think they're a couple that won't be worn by every other
"joe" out there. I also have Platinum by Torio Lamborgini but don't like it as much.
I'm not good at
describing the scents, but my favorite, Chorno has sort of a jasmine smell to me after dry down. Thallium starts out
sweet smelling, almost like cotton candy or something, but that quickly goes away and then I smell something
familair that I can't quite place, but makes me think of sex. I almost like it as much as Chrono.
As for the
women liking it, I have received good comments about Chrono (over A1, A314, unscented Chikara, and a couple of dabs
of TE), but nothing positive or negative yet about the other two.
Due to the unavailability of information
about them, I wondered about their "cheapness factor." They come in gimmicky packaging, which also made me suspect.
But after trying a bit, I immediately bought them. The Chrono last spring and the Thallium last fall. The Platinum
was thrown in as a body spray during my first purchase and after using it, I got that cologne too on my second
visit. They seem no more cheaper to me than the medium to high end department store types, Ralph Lauren, Armani,
etc., and better grade than the drugstore brands.
The place I got them at is a trip. The first time I
visited, I was only looking for miniatures of popular brands. The second time, I was looking for Guerlain's
Vetivert, which I had just tried at Sephora but thought I could get cheaper there (I did so). The guy behind the
counter was a Middle Eastern or Arab type, who kept wanting to make "deals." Both times, though my original
intention was a single purchase or two, I ended up spending over $200 on deals. :) (Good thing I don't live
closer.)
Now I'm hoping everyone ignores my endorsement of these fragrances so I'm still one of the few
wearing them. :D
As for more mainstream colognes (Chrono is actually a perfume and thus, stronger), I like
Victoria Secrets Very Sexy for Him 2 and Ralph Lauren Silver Romance. VS2 to me, smells similar to the cologne that
comes with the spray version of Perception. Cedar notes are what come to mind to me with RLSR. I also like Bulgari
por Homme, which has a "clean" almost soapy scent to me.
a thought just came into my head
when you mentioned that perfume is stronger then colognes. one of my ex girlfriends has a perfume that reminds me of
when you guys talk about phero clouds. her perfume just fills up the room or car wherever we are, and i can always
smell it anywhere on her and i love it. do colognes do this? or just perfumes? and if so which cologne can i get
does this because this is one of my favorite things about her perfume
[QUOTE=TylerOC]...her perfume just
fills up the room or car wherever we are, and i can always smell it anywhere on her and i love it. do colognes do
this? or just perfumes? and if so which cologne can i get does this because this is one of my favorite things about
her perfume/QUOTE]
And one thing women hate about guys.."stink bombs".
Quote:
Originally Posted by Macvictorocsf
no.1 or 2? I've got no.2 and i love it..altho the smell doesn't last as long as aqua di :(
[QUOTE=Mtnjim]im not talking about an overwhelming giant cloud of stink though. her perfume isnt overpowering,Quote:
Originally Posted by TylerOC
its just a soft scent that lingers so that you always catch a whiff of it.
Oh!, Makes more sense.
Yeah. At first, I had pictured the vapor trail that my sister used to leave whenQuote:
Originally Posted by Mtnjim
dating in high school and using some sort of aerosol perfume. Five to ten minutes after she'd leave, you could
still follow her path through the house and out the door! Way too much for my tastes.
I just got back from the store
with some new cover scents,. I tried everything from AXE and from TAG, by far my favorite was TAG "midnight" not too
sure it will cover mones well ~ its a clean smell and not too strong ` easy on the nose for sure, it came with a 1oz
sampler of TAG "after hours" WAY to sweet for me, it smells like orange juice. Then I picked up stetson, that will
do a nice job covering mones - I cant see many younger women liking it though.
As far as I can recall, in my 50+
years, I've NEVER had a woman comment about any cologne or scent I wore. Except on those occasions where they
encountered me right after I had applied it and the scent was still a bit overwhelming as the carrier evaporated,
and in those cases they only commented about the intensity.
Over the past few months I've been asking many
women friends I know and some relatives if they ever found themselves "influenced" by a cologne scent. Every one of
them (about 6 so far) has said it makes *no* difference, UNLESS they hate the fragrance. One woman hates orange,
another gardinia, for example. Their reaction in those cases they say would be to do their best to *avoid* the
person wearing it. So be warned guys. You could be sabotaging your pheromone efforts if you go overboard or just
happen to hit a scent someone doesn't like.
This is probably based on their conscious thoughts, and may not
reflect what goes on in their unconscious minds.
I also acknowledge that the sample size at the moment is small.
Ages range from about 30 y/o to about 60 y/o. Maybe it's different in the 15-25 y/o crowd.
IMO I've decided to
just wear what feels "right" for me, if I wear anything at all. I have been aiming for pheromone products that have
a favorable (to me) built-in cover scent (I actually kinda like Chikara. Sorry gegogi). Otherwise I've been
experimenting with a variety of fragrances. Currently find I like DST's Pheros for example, and it is a "rare and
unique" one indeed. Gonna see if Bruce will sell it in a 6-pack...
Oddly, I regularly get
compliments from younger women about my colonge, especially Burberry Weekend and Issey Miyake Summer (2005). It's
rare to hear boo from older women. Maybe they don't care anymore, good colognes are the norm and expected or they
can't smell.
"It's rare to hear boo from older
women. Maybe they don't care anymore, good colognes are the norm and expected or they can't smell."
I don't
know. My GF rarely comments, but her 90 yo mother is constantly telling me how good I smell. Mom loves me, and is
constantly asking when my GF and I are going to get married.:kiss: