After buying colognes based off reviews and comments I now own over 50 and kept trying to find one I really love and couldn't find it I do love some like the eros EDP,Dylan blue,creed aventus, was my favorite but I want something to smells good that lasts and finally went to a store with almost all the best ones and I found my new favorite and now I'm done unless I get bored of them and after trying them all on skin after dry downs and clothes and not on a stick definitely doesn't means nothing but the Prada luna rossa ocean le parfum is my favorite of the whole collection and I also love the Ralph's club eau de parfum are better then all of them and to me they last and stay strong for hours and I can spray them with other colognes and it turns heads so don't go by reviews we all have different scents we love and different and who cares what people think get what you like.. and get to a store is the only way or try them at store then order your favorite online save money
I get that kind of problem, must have been really hyped about perfumes and had trouble to find a signature cologne that suits me. I believe if you save some money for yourself, going to a fragrance store and testing hidden gems will be a great discovery for you. Take care and move on, good luck!
On my tobacco journey I just tried Un Air d’Apogée Maison Violet and WOW!! Tobacco is listed as top note but it must be fresh leaves. It is so nice as a freshy. Id have to say it is the mintiest frag Ive tried. I guess it is because of a green hay note? Mimosa gives it a honey touch. The sweetness is low and perfect. There are suede and leather notes.
Prada carbon was my signature scent for 2/3 years. But now it's cédrat boisée for day, Prada l'homme Intense the night , love those two. Wanted Edp ( the black one) is really growing up on me , I really like it.
I LOVE JPG Le Male! Huge compliment getter still, it’s a simpler frag that LMLP I want that whole list though lol I’m really enjoying the Sedley clone, Lattafa Maahir legacy. Can’t stop spraying and sniffing it
Thanks for sharing! I might blind buy that Lattafa, I've had quite a few comments from subscribers on how good it is. How close do you think it is to the OG Sedley?
@@rottenrebelsunfortunately, I have no idea, I’ve yet to try Sedley. I do love the uber effervescent lime, mint, grapefruit “Spritey” notes with a decent Ambroxan push from the Maahir though. And even though I would not say the bottle is necessarily classy, the heft of the cap and bottle are impressive. All in all, a great value, for the price of course. I have reached for it often this summer
Dior Homme 2020 soo underrated and soo good. It’s fresh and woody. Gives me the scent on walking into a Forrest during the summer and smelling all that earthy wood forest with citrus scents from green leafs of the forest and slight musk of the fresh soil dirt. Wore this to work, dates, intimate moments every day and it didn’t disappoint. I call it a star ⭐️ because you can absolutely wear this for everyday use and while it isn’t beast mode. You spray generous amount and it would last you pretty good.
@@rottenrebelsRight now I'm really enjoying jpg paradise garden and i finnally got a hold of Stronger With You Intensely and I really like it but my favorite scent in my collection has got to be Le Male Le Parfum.😄
As a picky person..finally I've subscribed 😁 Two weeks ago I rediscovered a probably forgotten fragrance for the office, daily use.. Givenchy Gentleman Only
Thanks for sharing! Gentleman only is a good one 😊 Not being powdery and instead more fresh, it's quite different from a lot of the others in the line (that have 'that' Givenchy powderiness to them.) Is it your favorite in the Givenchy line?
@@rottenrebels "powdery" is the keyword. I'm not really into powdery fragrances. The only powdery one that I have is Tom Ford Noir EDT. So back to the Gentlemen. I guess it's Gentlemen Only Absolute :)
I just received a sample of Initio Musk Therapy and it's divine! Not sure I can justify the cost of a full bottle at the moment, but I'll definitely enjoy sample while it lasts.
Y EDP….ok done next topic lol ok ok there are plenty of great everyday fragrances but Y EDP hits all marks. Just adjust sprays based on season and occasions.
Hey rotten rebel, how many sprays of le male le Parfum do you recommend as I use it as a daily fragrance in the winter, love the video by the way. Love and support your channel!
Yo RR! I rank ADG EDP right there with Grey Vetiver. The Armani has that nice smooth light Vetiver drydown with a nice but subtle aquatic touch. Nice review 🥃🤙🏾
I absolutely love the YSL Y edp, but it has got one problem with me: It doesnt last on my skin at all. Its like 1.5h-2hrs and its practically gone. I've tested the performance by spraying it on my arm, then being outside and moving so I dont smell it all the time nor get used to it. I take a sniff like every 30minutes and after an hour it tends to fade away :/
Although Versace Pour homme and Man Eau Fraiche don't last crazy long, I still get compliments throughout the day. I'm also surprised you didn't add anything from Kenzo.
I smelled montblanc explorer because many people recommend it and i absolutely hated the smell i dont know if it is just in the opening but it has a weird smell to me, i love cobalt im not a fan of blue fragances as i think they are not special but i think it is better than y edp and a little bit more unique
I never see you review/mention Terre D'Hermès. Since you seem to love vetiver and often mention TF Grey Vetiver one would think TdH would be right up your alley
Hey @rottenrebels this is my fragrance collection so far. (I started 1 month ago) Versatile: Chanel AHS Eau Extreme Freshie: YSL Y Edt Warm: Azzaro TMW What are your thoughts and what should I add?
Bleu de Chanel EDP, Versace Dylan blue, Mont Blanc Explorer, and Versace Pour Homme are a few of my favourite everyday fragrances. SOTD Rehab by Initio.
@@rottenrebels Initio Rehab does bear similarities to Viktor & Rolf Spicebomb, but only the in the opening really. The dry down of Rehab goes in a smoother smoky-woody-musky direction and is not as sweet as Spicebomb, as it lacks the cinnamon note. Spicebomb remains sweet & spicy for the most part with the saffron and cinnamon dominating, eventually leaning darker and earthier with tobacco and vetiver in the long dry down. Rehab is far more refined, elegant, mature, classy, and boy, does it last. After 8-9 hours at work with only 6-8 light sprays applied I was still getting whiffs of it. It definitely outlasts Spicebomb.
Great to watch video. You know DH 2020 is one of my most used daily fragrances. I also like DHS during the day when the 🌞 is out. Can’t go wrong with DS edp, still draws compliments and still makes me feel good wearing it. Again as I’ve mentioned before a few times, after taking your guidance on JC Man Aqua I have bought a second bottle and to coin a phrase from you, yes oh yes! for daytime compliments. In fact I gave a made up random name when asked by a couple of new work colleagues (is that bad 😂) Why should they share my compliments 😊. Did I ever say thanks for the tip? Well I’ll thank you again just to be sure👍
Thank you, appreciate it and thanks for sharing!🙏 So you didn't let them know about Jimmy Choo Man Aqua?😆😂 Love Man Aqua. One of the best from that house 👌
Tom Ford Grey Vetiver....I would love to know what fragrances can be layered with it. One of the things no one offers in the fragrance community are layering tutorials!
I talk about layering and layering combos in different videos. Can't remember which of them Grey Vetiver is in, but one of my favorite combos with it is either: Grey Vetiver + Light Blue + Acqua Di Parma Colonia Essenza or Grey Vetiver + either light blue or light blue intense. Grey vetiver for it's smooth vetiver, Colonia Essenza adding a dose of citrusy and soapy freshness and bringing the whole thing more layers and nuances and light blue making the whole thing even smoother. I think Grey Vetiver is quite easy to layer with and I think it goes well with other (quite different) freshies or more woody scents.
@@rottenrebels Thank you! I am trying to build up the confidence to purchase Grey Vetiver. It is so unlike anything I've ever worn. I want to try a Vetiver fragrance.
Bleu de Chanel EDP and Cedrat Boise. I have Grey Vetiver, it's OK. Can you tell me some of the fragrances you layer with Grey Vetiver....maybe I have some
Hi! I answered (pretty much) the same question about Grey Vetiver in another comment on this video, but one of my favorite layering combos with TF GV is: Grey vetiver + Light blue + AdP Colonia essenza or just leave out Colonia and go with Grey Vetiver + Light blue or Light blue intense. I think Grey Vetiver is nice to layer with either other freshies or woody scents. Layering it with other (different) freshies, especially either marine or something that's both fresh & sweet is a great way to sort of balance up it's green freshness. Please do share if you come up with some great combos 😊
