>because its a Chanel
Also because it’s good quality, smells nice, it’s ok for all weather/situation/ and a mass pleaser.
SOTD: Yatagan, because I’m a husband and a father, I work from home and modern designer frags are fuken boring.
I got a bottle of this as a gift. It’s pleasant and easy. It’s the hipster thing to say but from what I understand it’s popular, I’d get turned off going out knowing there are other guys smelling the same.
It’s really boring? Just smells like blue fragrance #9342408. Also it’s too dark and moody to be worn in the daytime. Seems like a evening dinner/winter frag at best.
women will like anything if the guy wearing it is attractive.
>Also it’s too dark and moody to be worn in the daytime
no, it’s not. this is why fragheads are insufferable, you make up completely arbitrary shit on the spot and pretend it’s gospel.
I’m none of these posters but this advertisement is highly subjective.
The grading gives off a lot of cooler blues which is evoked by the fragrance. Nothing is pitch black.
The choice of Starman for the music is rather upbeat too, which is far from moody. You could’ve posted the Timothee Chalamet one and have had a stronger argument.
Ultimately it’s a matter of smelling the cologne itself, and if you get dark and moody that’s fair but I’d disagree.
Kek we can just agree to disagree. Tell me how I know you’re coping without saying so. "Dark and moody".
Anonymous says:
>people of this thread be like >nah this is the brightest and least moody thing I’ve seen in my life >you can practically see the sunrise in 7 hours maybe >it’s definitely not pretentious and soaking in the dark atmosphere >nope nosiree
Anonymous says:
let’s throw in the chalamet ad spot since it was mentioned
Anonymous says:
let’s throw in the chalamet ad spot since it was mentioned
>he doesn’t realize he’s making everyone cringe because he’s wearing mister dark moody man fragrance while thinking it’s a safe freshie
Sad! Many such cases!
Anon you’re making me cringe so much. Any advertising carries room for judgement and subjectivity, same for sense of smell.
You’re the only one in the thread so far who gets dark and moody from either which is fine but you don’t have to shoehorn it in if that’s not what everybody else smells.
Anonymous says:
Copium
Chanel obviously agrees with my assessment. Which makes the dark and moody slop you bought
Anonymous says:
>all that kvetching >actually smell the frag >fresh citrus with nice and creamy woody-amber undertones.
I hate hebrews so hecking much its unreal.
Chanel obviously agrees with my assessment. Which makes the dark and moody slop you bought
everyone who’s ever reviewed this frag disagrees with you. Anyone that actually smelled it (citrus top heavy notes) would agree that’s not a dark scent
the bdctard is trully something else, he uses slop as his shield, and appeal to authority citing corporate marketing as his sword to cut through facts, logic and empiracal evidence.
A true warrior of the pilpul kvetching tribe.
>I’m right if I ignore all the evidence
https://i.imgur.com/SBCvPxy.jpg
lmao face the facts kid.
it’s popular because it’s an every day scent that can be worn all seasons and any time of the day. it’s a typical blue fragrance.
the marketing campaign is completely irrelevant to what’s in the actual bottle, unless you’re so much of an NPC you need marketing teams to tell you what is what and can’t determine it yourself lol
>bdc formulated to be gaspard ulliel’s broody dark night out in the evening >NOOO ITS ACTUALLY A TROPICAL DAYTIME FRAGRANCE ITS JUST IS OK
brain damage
Anonymous says:
Nobody give this troll any more substance. He’s not going to concede.
Anonymous says:
Why would I concede if I’m right?
Anonymous says:
Maybe it’s darker and moodier than the spongebob fragrance you wore before.
Your experience is valid as a beginner in the fragrance world.
Anonymous says:
>can’t understand the vision of the product and the company
and you call me a beginner lol
Anonymous says:
Nice bait, but just in case, the vision of the product and company is to take your money by making you feel a certain loyalty to their quality and expertise, most of it is marketing bs that you’re falling for hook, line, and sinker. Smell the fragrances blindly and see what they feel most appropriate for. You’d be surprised by the results, except you might already be too familiar with certain brands that you won’t be able to remove that bias anymore.
Anonymous says:
>noooo online groupthink is the professionals fragrantica told me so!
it’s a dark blue moody fragrance in a dark blue moody bottle sold by a dark blue moody ambassador to dark blue moody customers. deal with bruh
Anonymous says:
Brother, blue is a color, not a scent. You’re brainwashed to insane levels. Which is fine, enjoy what you enjoy, but don’t expect to be objectively correct.
Anonymous says:
lmao face the facts kid.
it’s popular because it’s an every day scent that can be worn all seasons and any time of the day. it’s a typical blue fragrance.
the marketing campaign is completely irrelevant to what’s in the actual bottle, unless you’re so much of an NPC you need marketing teams to tell you what is what and can’t determine it yourself lol
the bdctard is trully something else, he uses slop as his shield, and appeal to authority citing corporate marketing as his sword to cut through facts, logic and empiracal evidence.
A true warrior of the pilpul kvetching tribe.
Much like with non-white skin, dyed colored hair, voting for Biden, piercings that aren’t on the earlobe, and pro-LGBTQ views, tattoos are an immediate signifier to the world that nothing about you should ever be misconstrued as having any value whatsoever. I am more likely to consider the thoughts, feelings, opinions, and humanity of a stinky homeless person high on fentanyl than I am a person with tattoos.
It’s clean, sweet, inoffensive and above the level of obnoxious Axe-tier teenager fragrances. In a place like America where 90% of men will probably be rocking little more than 3-in-one Old Spice bodywash or deodorant, it’s a decent way to stand out from the pack without being weird.
more like you live in some sort of a turkish enclave that exclusively wears stuff that was banned from the mall 10 years ago so they are not aware that they should be bathing themselves in sauvage nowadays.
Anonymous says:
yeah you definitely don’t go outside. you probably use a pc and sit at a computer desk all day, spending all of your free time on the internet or playing video games, etc
Anonymous says:
Name 3 average people that don’t wear One Million. You can’t.
Anonymous says:
me you and your mom
was ez
Anonymous says:
Have you ever been outside? Worked a job with normal people?
What is the more expensive, niche version of these mass pleasing blue fragrances? For example, Y EDP, BDC, and Sauvage. I want an all arounder mass pleaser I can just throw on that isn’t a macys fragrance every 18 year old got for Holidays.
Elysium Pour Homme Parfum Cologne Roja Dove
Invasion Barbare MDCI Parfums
Montabaco Intensivo Ormonde Jayne
Layton Parfums de Marly
Chypre-Siam Rogue Perfumery
Percival Parfums de Marly
New York Intense Nicolai
Hacivat Nishane
Reflection Man Amouage
Gentle Fluidity Silver Maison Francis Kurkdjian
Ganymede Marc-Antoine Barrois
Bleecker Street Bond No 9
Intense Cedrat Boise Mancera
Bois Impérial Essential Parfums
Baccarat Rouge 540 Extrait Maison Francis Kurkdjian
Timbuktu L’Artisan Parfumeur
Oud Maracujá Maison Crivelli
Météore Louis Vuitton
40 Knots Xerjoff
Bon Monsieur Rogue Perfumery
Carved Oud Thameen
Santal 33 Le Labo
Portrait of a Lady Frederic Malle
Some of those are just straight up "upscaled" blue fragrances, others are niche fragrances with mass appeal, I will not get into which one is which in hopes of you getting filtered for trying to be snobby about smelly water whilst not knowing anything about it to begin with.
Captcha:GAY20K just like you anon.
I know most of these fragrances and I am not snobby. Most people just dont want to smell like another person, these higher price tags make it so it is unlikely that others share the same scent as you. At the same time you cant be smelling like some weird obscure niche fragrance at all times.
If in doubt wear BDC. Simple as.
>because its a Chanel
Also because it’s good quality, smells nice, it’s ok for all weather/situation/ and a mass pleaser.
SOTD: Yatagan, because I’m a husband and a father, I work from home and modern designer frags are fuken boring.
You sounds like me
I got a bottle of this as a gift. It’s pleasant and easy. It’s the hipster thing to say but from what I understand it’s popular, I’d get turned off going out knowing there are other guys smelling the same.
Women only know it’s Chanel once they see the bottle or you tell them what it is.
Women like it because it smells good.
I don’t get the hype
It’s really boring? Just smells like blue fragrance #9342408. Also it’s too dark and moody to be worn in the daytime. Seems like a evening dinner/winter frag at best.
women will like anything if the guy wearing it is attractive.
>Also it’s too dark and moody to be worn in the daytime
no, it’s not. this is why fragheads are insufferable, you make up completely arbitrary shit on the spot and pretend it’s gospel.
women will like what i tell them to like
>bdc advertised as dark and moody
>ad campaigns are dark and moody
>dark and moody gaspard uliel as the poster boy
are you all just in denial or smth? even the bottle is dark and moody
I’m none of these posters but this advertisement is highly subjective.
The grading gives off a lot of cooler blues which is evoked by the fragrance. Nothing is pitch black.
The choice of Starman for the music is rather upbeat too, which is far from moody. You could’ve posted the Timothee Chalamet one and have had a stronger argument.
Ultimately it’s a matter of smelling the cologne itself, and if you get dark and moody that’s fair but I’d disagree.
In denial it is then
Kek we can just agree to disagree. Tell me how I know you’re coping without saying so. "Dark and moody".
>people of this thread be like
>nah this is the brightest and least moody thing I’ve seen in my life
>you can practically see the sunrise in 7 hours maybe
>it’s definitely not pretentious and soaking in the dark atmosphere
>nope nosiree
let’s throw in the chalamet ad spot since it was mentioned
Anon you’re making me cringe so much. Any advertising carries room for judgement and subjectivity, same for sense of smell.
You’re the only one in the thread so far who gets dark and moody from either which is fine but you don’t have to shoehorn it in if that’s not what everybody else smells.
Copium
Chanel obviously agrees with my assessment. Which makes the dark and moody slop you bought
>all that kvetching
>actually smell the frag
>fresh citrus with nice and creamy woody-amber undertones.
I hate hebrews so hecking much its unreal.
>he doesn’t realize he’s making everyone cringe because he’s wearing mister dark moody man fragrance while thinking it’s a safe freshie
Sad! Many such cases!
It smells nice objectively. Boring but nice. Nothing dark or moody about it. People will think you smell nice and clean and that’s the extent of it.
>bdc
>dark n moody
>bdc
why would you even post that
everyone who’s ever reviewed this frag disagrees with you. Anyone that actually smelled it (citrus top heavy notes) would agree that’s not a dark scent
>Chanel markets it as a dark moody scent for the evening
>nooo I must listen to the reddit hivemind of internet amateurs
>Fresh, clean and profoundly sensual
This is the description of the eau de parfum from Chanel’s own website. Do us a favor and snip your snout off.
while still being dark and moody
>I’m right if I ignore all the evidence
>bdc formulated to be gaspard ulliel’s broody dark night out in the evening
>NOOO ITS ACTUALLY A TROPICAL DAYTIME FRAGRANCE ITS JUST IS OK
brain damage
Nobody give this troll any more substance. He’s not going to concede.
Why would I concede if I’m right?
Maybe it’s darker and moodier than the spongebob fragrance you wore before.
Your experience is valid as a beginner in the fragrance world.
>can’t understand the vision of the product and the company
and you call me a beginner lol
Nice bait, but just in case, the vision of the product and company is to take your money by making you feel a certain loyalty to their quality and expertise, most of it is marketing bs that you’re falling for hook, line, and sinker. Smell the fragrances blindly and see what they feel most appropriate for. You’d be surprised by the results, except you might already be too familiar with certain brands that you won’t be able to remove that bias anymore.
>noooo online groupthink is the professionals fragrantica told me so!
it’s a dark blue moody fragrance in a dark blue moody bottle sold by a dark blue moody ambassador to dark blue moody customers. deal with bruh
Brother, blue is a color, not a scent. You’re brainwashed to insane levels. Which is fine, enjoy what you enjoy, but don’t expect to be objectively correct.
lmao face the facts kid.
it’s popular because it’s an every day scent that can be worn all seasons and any time of the day. it’s a typical blue fragrance.
the marketing campaign is completely irrelevant to what’s in the actual bottle, unless you’re so much of an NPC you need marketing teams to tell you what is what and can’t determine it yourself lol
the bdctard is trully something else, he uses slop as his shield, and appeal to authority citing corporate marketing as his sword to cut through facts, logic and empiracal evidence.
A true warrior of the pilpul kvetching tribe.
Get rekt
>visible tattoos
dropped
Much like with non-white skin, dyed colored hair, voting for Biden, piercings that aren’t on the earlobe, and pro-LGBTQ views, tattoos are an immediate signifier to the world that nothing about you should ever be misconstrued as having any value whatsoever. I am more likely to consider the thoughts, feelings, opinions, and humanity of a stinky homeless person high on fentanyl than I am a person with tattoos.
that b***h looks bizarre
>imagine listening to a youtube influencer
>imagine listening to a woman youtube influencer
>imagine listening to a tattooed woman youtube influencer
only the parfum is good tbh
Yup, this anon has it right.
That said, take it to the general boys.
It’s a pleasant and inoffensive scent.
Generally you should ignore what women say about fragrance unless they say it smells bad.
It’s clean, sweet, inoffensive and above the level of obnoxious Axe-tier teenager fragrances. In a place like America where 90% of men will probably be rocking little more than 3-in-one Old Spice bodywash or deodorant, it’s a decent way to stand out from the pack without being weird.
>3-in-one Old Spice
nonsense, the average american wears 1 million or some mugler slop
Yes, the average American wears 1 Million and Mugler. Do you people even listen to yourselves?
you both probably live in some sneedville tier smalltown
more like you live in some sort of a turkish enclave that exclusively wears stuff that was banned from the mall 10 years ago so they are not aware that they should be bathing themselves in sauvage nowadays.
yeah you definitely don’t go outside. you probably use a pc and sit at a computer desk all day, spending all of your free time on the internet or playing video games, etc
Name 3 average people that don’t wear One Million. You can’t.
me you and your mom
was ez
Have you ever been outside? Worked a job with normal people?
How close are the dupes? Im considering getting armaf iconic.
Im on the fence since i already have Y so another blue seems a bit redundant
Idk I personally never really liked powdery fragrances
What is the more expensive, niche version of these mass pleasing blue fragrances? For example, Y EDP, BDC, and Sauvage. I want an all arounder mass pleaser I can just throw on that isn’t a macys fragrance every 18 year old got for Holidays.
Elysium Pour Homme Parfum Cologne Roja Dove
Invasion Barbare MDCI Parfums
Montabaco Intensivo Ormonde Jayne
Layton Parfums de Marly
Chypre-Siam Rogue Perfumery
Percival Parfums de Marly
New York Intense Nicolai
Hacivat Nishane
Reflection Man Amouage
Gentle Fluidity Silver Maison Francis Kurkdjian
Ganymede Marc-Antoine Barrois
Bleecker Street Bond No 9
Intense Cedrat Boise Mancera
Bois Impérial Essential Parfums
Baccarat Rouge 540 Extrait Maison Francis Kurkdjian
Timbuktu L’Artisan Parfumeur
Oud Maracujá Maison Crivelli
Météore Louis Vuitton
40 Knots Xerjoff
Bon Monsieur Rogue Perfumery
Carved Oud Thameen
Santal 33 Le Labo
Portrait of a Lady Frederic Malle
Some of those are just straight up "upscaled" blue fragrances, others are niche fragrances with mass appeal, I will not get into which one is which in hopes of you getting filtered for trying to be snobby about smelly water whilst not knowing anything about it to begin with.
Captcha:GAY20K just like you anon.
I know most of these fragrances and I am not snobby. Most people just dont want to smell like another person, these higher price tags make it so it is unlikely that others share the same scent as you. At the same time you cant be smelling like some weird obscure niche fragrance at all times.
Versace is much worse imo. It smells like Axe body spray and to make it even worse the only time I’ve ever smelled it is on indians/pakis/arabs