Slinky@kinkslinks
Is there a singular note you see in a fragrance that will immediately pique your interest?
For me, it's always Lily of the Valley! Since it's a flower that can't be extracted from, I feel every fragrance with it is slightly different each time, and I love that!
Old Leaves@oldleaves
Osmanthus and rhubarb are my current obsessions. Do you have a favorite lily of the valley fragrance?
Slinky@kinkslinks
Rhubarb is such an interesting note, it can really change a fragrance note pyramid (usually for the better!) I got to try Aura Mugler (EDT) and I LOVE the rhubarb in it! It's SO hard to just pick one LOTV fragrance since all the ones I own are so different...I will always love all iterations of Diorissimo, but for something more modern, I recently fell in love with Inflorescence. I am always happy to try more LOTV centric fragrances!
papiermacheheart
I’m into osmanthus at the moment, too—any great discoveries?
Ivana@ivana
Oud+rose+saffron combinations. Sandalwood. And during summer it would definitely be fig.
Slinky@kinkslinks
I'm definitely a newer fan of fig. I have always loved heavy green leaning notes, and fig delivers on the heavy green!
DGS@leatherfriction
Completely agree with all of this
Kelnag@kelnag
So hard to pick, but never realized how many I have contain magnolia. Luv lily of the valley too
Slinky@kinkslinks
I'm also a big fan of magnolia! I would love to find a fragrance that magnolia is the main star!
Curlyhen@curlyhen
Mimosa (just love those little yellow puffs) and rhubarb.
Slinky@kinkslinks
Mimosa is such a beautiful note, discovered how much I really loved it in The Favourite and L'Eau Papier, also noticed it's in Eden too!
papiermacheheart
Hay will ALWAYS get my attention! Underappreciated and underused 😢 my inner child (born & raised in a rural farming area) yearns for it!
Slinky@kinkslinks
Unfortunately I noticed I have nothing with that note! Do you have a favorite fragrance with a hay note?
papiermacheheart
Replying to @kinkslinks
Serge Lutens Chergui is my favorite in cold weather—people describe it as tobacco sometimes, but it’s hay. Dusita Erawan is a beautiful herbal hay that dries down to a soft vanilla, and St Clair Scents First Cut is like being outside in a hayfield that borders wild meadows.
Slinky@kinkslinks
Replying to @papiermacheheart
I'll have to sample chergui once it cools down here, I am super familiar of tobacco as a note since I live around a ton of tobacco farms!
the other fella@the_other_fella
Patchouli and Saffron
cmewiththemhandz
What do you think of as a comfort fragrance— what qualities does it have? I know what I think, I’m curious what types and categories you think live in the “comfort” zone. NEW VIDEO— discussing the
Dulce de limón (Andy)
I'm real curious on this one. Wether a person, a time of your life or simply curiosity, What led you to collect perfumes? O my case, my mom and grandma always had beautiful perfumes on their shelves
cmewiththemhandz
See video— have any of y’all bought stuff for yourself, knowing it’s good, and then being like……no! I gift a lot of bottles from my collection, have you?
Dulce de limón (Andy)
Realistically, with the regular amounts of sprays you do, how many years would it take you to actually get to finish your fragrance collection? I would calculate myself on five years as my own
Cale_Dooper
I made a couple of final big purchases off my wishlist, which will be coming in over the next week or so, and after that I’m done buying full bottles for the foreseeable future with one exception: I
cmewiththemhandz
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