39 thoughts on “Why is this thing so overrated in the frag community?

  1. The brown germanic girl lover says:

    Sold my full bottle bois imperial amd bought Cedrat Boise Intense, was it my deal of my life?

      • Anonymous says:

        She’s with a dude that demands she step away from the hoe life, and he’s loaded so she obliges. Doesn’t realize what she has because she’s always just seen herself as another piece of meat instead of top tier joocy poocy.

    • Anonymous says:

      >overrated
      it’s excellent on a technical level and fits everyone and every occasion. In that way it’s like Prada L’homme. the reason you think it’s boring is because it’s very popular.

      https://i.imgur.com/txht0il.jpeg

      stop being a contrarian moron. sometimes things are popular because they’re good. bleu is optimal for church and family gatherings.

      And it smells like sweet bubble gum with aquatic notes, by default it’s a high schooler scent, nothing for a dude like me who’s into his 30s and who’s having sex.

      • Anonymous says:

        girls/women are the ones that love bleu, sausage and aventus. They can get you compliments that range from little girls who have just discovered smell to random old ladies calling you handsome in the street. It’s mostly the gays here the ones having a needless perfume war to pick up chics with the rarest aroma when you can just alter those 3 and smell like a god for women.

        and i know it feels good when a girl recognizes that your are wearing a niche expensive as heck fragrance they cant seem to comprehend but nothing makes them as crazy as the first 3.

        • Anonymous says:

          >and i know it feels good when a girl recognizes that your are wearing a niche expensive as heck fragrance they cant seem to comprehend but nothing makes them as crazy as the first 3.
          this is why flankers are the way to go. you get the benefits of popular frags and it’s different enough that they’ll notice.

          • Anonymous says:

            tbh this is one of the best ways to go. Weirdly enough my family recently has gotten in a way more favourable economic position where we can now buy any luxury item we’d like yet many of the women have gone wild for arabic knockoffs since they smell virtually the same but more powerfull, sometimes more refined and with a longer lasting fixation.

            In the last family reunion women were speaking wonders about these perfumes and basically how anyone who didn’t even consider buying them is an idiot as well as how some specific scents were better than the originals (they were shitting on LeLabo to be precise but were praising a santal knockoff).

        • Anonymous says:

          >bleu
          oui
          >sausage
          oui oui
          >aventus
          non. Aventus seems to be more appealing to men than it is to women. That’s not to say you spray it on and dudes start wanting to heck you, but a lot of men want to know it is so they can buy it for themselves. Reactions from women are more mixed.

          Here’s a video of one of Olivier Creed’s former Afghan dancing boys talking about how people reacted to Aventus when they would come into the boutique. It’s actually one the only honest and unbiased reviews of the brand I’ve seen on youtube

          https://youtu.be/rUFpEerNOYo?si=e-iZXDYMOiOllT6V&t=145

          • Anonymous says:

            >I personally wear Club de Nuit
            based
            Even the limited edition for $70 is a comically better value than Aventus

    • Anonymous says:

      >overrated
      it’s excellent on a technical level and fits everyone and every occasion. In that way it’s like Prada L’homme. the reason you think it’s boring is because it’s very popular.

      Which Bleu is the best ? Eau de parfum, Parfum, or Eau de toilette ?

      • Anonymous says:

        This one. this is the best blue fragrance. It’s brighter, it’s happier, it’s more alive. It fits every occasion and it’s both clean and dressy and also fun and sweet. It’s a classic fougere with sweet notes. It’s $35 at discounters and should be $115.

        If you MUST get a Bleu, get the EdP. I actually prefer the EdT because it’s lighter, but the general consensus is EdP. Though the best thing to do is walk into any Macy’s and just smell them.

      • Anonymous says:

        https://i.imgur.com/28XvTET.jpeg

        This one. this is the best blue fragrance. It’s brighter, it’s happier, it’s more alive. It fits every occasion and it’s both clean and dressy and also fun and sweet. It’s a classic fougere with sweet notes. It’s $35 at discounters and should be $115.

        If you MUST get a Bleu, get the EdP. I actually prefer the EdT because it’s lighter, but the general consensus is EdP. Though the best thing to do is walk into any Macy’s and just smell them.

        This, it pulls a lot of compliments from women.
        […]
        Edp by far, second parfum

        Why EdP specifically? I really liked the smell of Parfum. Which is best for the coming warmer months? Is Parfum really a ‘winter’ scent? What about daytime

    • Anonymous says:

      This, it pulls a lot of compliments from women.

      […]

      Which Bleu is the best ? Eau de parfum, Parfum, or Eau de toilette ?

      Edp by far, second parfum

  2. Anonymous says:

    >overrated
    it’s excellent on a technical level and fits everyone and every occasion. In that way it’s like Prada L’homme. the reason you think it’s boring is because it’s very popular.

    • Anonymous says:

      relatively cheap, easy to get and versatile in that you can wear it both formally and casually.

      Its well recieved because its normie popular, but I agree its waaay overrated. Then again thats why everyone asks whoevers wearing it "Hows 2009?"

      thats the problem though, its like as basic b***h as you can get and as such you just smell like everyone else and dont stand out in the crowd.

      • Anonymous says:

        the vast, vast, vast majority of people don’t wear fragrance. If you ‘smell it everywhere’ you are in a particular group/workspace/community. The moment you step away you will be the only one who smells this way, and you will stand out. Most people, especially at the end of the day, smell like either nothing, their previous meal, or sweat.

      • Anonymous says:

        >thats the problem though, its like as basic b***h as you can get and as such you just smell like everyone else and dont stand out in the crowd.
        Mental illness. Take note of this individual who has certainly spent exorbitant amounts of money and time on garbage niche frags turning him into a social outcast freak so that he can feel special.

  3. Anonymous says:

    I appreciate it for the masterpiece it is but it’s honestly too cloying for me and gives me fancy vibes that my personality doesn’t really mix well with.

  4. Anonymous says:

    stop being a contrarian moron. sometimes things are popular because they’re good. bleu is optimal for church and family gatherings.

  5. Anonymous says:

    It’s not. I actually can’t think of a single fragrance with a more appropriate reputation within fragcom. It’s the only time they’ve ever been unanimously correct about something. Nobody says this is the best fragrance. Nobody says this is the worst fragrance. Nobody says they are disgusting by this fragrance. It is the most versatile, inoffensive and kind of boring fragrance ever made.

  6. Anonymous says:

    Sometimes I think stuff is named by god because of how neat and tidy it all is. You can tell that’s perfume because it just sounds like it is in hell. You’re in hell. Try some perfume with 666 in the barcode number and girls will like you in hell. Girls aren’t real in hell, so that wasn’t true, but you can still try little buddy bud.

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