I think it's great to give away unwanted fragrances, whether to charity or friends. Much better than trying to sell them. It's so rewarding to make a gift of something that you know others will really be excited about, and kind of takes the sting out of having spent the money on them and then finding out they weren't really for you. Plus, giving them away clears up space AND kind of trains you psychologically to be more discriminating, less impulsive, about future purchases. If you constantly bank on getting some money back out of fragrances that are duds, you're more likely to get even more impulsive in your buying. So "losing" money by giving the rejects away probably saves you tons of money in the long run.
I love the stuff. Don’t know that it’ll ever be out of my collection. Still have CK One, CK Be, and Estée Lauder’s Pleasures for me in my collection from my younger years. Love the stuff.
Regret is kind of a harsh term when looking in Hindsight at fragrances that helped start you on your Fragrance journey at the beginning years ago. You could also look at it as these fragrances helped Jump start and launch your passion for Fragrance discovery, and helped mold and evolve your tastes into what they are now. 🤷♂ but I do get it when you have an over-abundance of Fragrances you have to clear out the ones that don't suit your tastes anymore, or feel outdated for modern day. I do agree with you on Kenzo Homme EDP didn't work for me, the Patchouli is so strong and cloying it's head-ache inducing for me to wear in hot weather and doesn't really fit in Cold weather either for me.
How this man said its in the same category as Bleu de Chanel, I'll never know. They aren't even remotely close. But, I do have Dior Homme Sport 2022, so at least he and I agree on that. lol
no hate on DH2020, but i find that it is a beautiful scent. personally it does not remind me of BDC, it is a little simpler, but complex at the same time. it smells very high quality and refined to me. not redundant with BDC imo
I also gave two of my fragrances away to the younger brothers of my girlfriend, because I was not wearing them anymore. They were very happy and thankful for it. This way the fragrances will actually be worn and do not go bad in my closet.
I never understood the meaning of fragrance being oudated, because newer generation will find all these OG fragrance and it will still be new to their nose.
@@jonscott234I didn’t understand this list. Felt like a snobs list of fragrances he’s hating on. Maybe I am just a young guy at heart and like childish frags.
It seems like you don’t get the meaning of a good fragrance, dylan blue is just not good. If you have any good niche fragrance or tried and invested your time into understanding them further, you’ll get me I’m not offended or trying to offend you bro. But simply a lot of designers are boring, but the good ones are heavenly good. When it comes to dylan blue tho, it’s generic and not a good blen din my opinion. Wsy too much ambroxan
@@eee-hi1kl Niche does not mean it´s better. I can start a brand and it´s up to me how much i want to spend on the production. A small beer company cannot produce beer in large numbers and the price will be higher than the big production companies. I have bought beer 5 times more expensive and it´s not better than a normal beer.....The more naturals in a fragrance will also cause more risk of allergies. Why spend 300 dollar on a fragrance that people likely won´t enjoy around you? I give a shit cos i get nose blind anyway but i want to smell good for those around me and when i enter a store i want to smell good for those strangers. Yesterday my mom said i smelled good. I was wearing my cheapest fragrance- Boss-Reversed. She never say anything when i have my YSL, Armani. Prada.
@@eee-hi1kl when talking about fragrances people start to be arogant and say only from niche can you find something worthwhile. Well I own niche and designers in my ~100 collection. I received more compliments from my designer fragrances than any of my niche ones. For example Dylan blue, Missoni wave, One million parfum and The most wanted are the most complimented perfumes I own. No one said anything when I wore a Mancera or Xerjoff or Atkinsons which I absolutely love It's your opinion when you wanna smell something artistic with insane quality, but the rest of the world will just pick up on your scent trail and designer cheapies do that perfectly
Well people like different things, it doesn't mean its a bad fragrance if omar doesn't like it. I personally dont like oud fragrances but fragheads love them.
Great video However I do find myself getting rid of a certain cologne, from getting tired of it, or even running out, and then months or years later I end up wanting to go back to that scent
CDNIM edp is my surefire office scent followed by Asad. Both garner comps by CDNIM is amazing bang for buck. Only regret I ever had was a OL clone and it had rubbish performance, ended up buying rare carbon instead as my daily wear to the OG. I tend to keep the quality for going out, functions etc and clones for around the house or popping to the shops, so never had any real regrets as every meets their intended use.😊
Black Orchid Parfum is one of my personal favorites. It lasts FOREVER, it's unique, and gets me compliments. That's a bottle I will always have in my collection. I'll be more than happy to take that bottle off your hands if you're gifting it haha.
I have cartier l'envol EDP. I also struggle to wear it. Love it but it's still hard to wear. I have layered it with multiple fragrances. Tonight it got paired with valintino born in roma coral fantasy and was happy with it. I still love the fragrance but I just can't seem to wear it much.
I actually like Asad way more than Sauvage Elixir. When I first tried Elixir, I felt that the licorice smell was a bit too overpowering for my taste. Asad seems way smoother to my nose. Having said that, I learned, for me, Asad only works well in extremely cold temperatures. A friend actually confirmed this for me. She initially hated the smell of Asad on me, but I met up with her months later in a very cold environment (about 0 degrees Celsius), and she asked me what I was wearing and said I smelled amazing. 🤷 😂
I agree, it's a bizzare take which I keep hearing and don't understand. For me, Dylan Blue smells like shaving foam, masculine - maybe not in a traditional, barbershop fougere style, but a modern one. Maybe it's the fact that it's quite loud, synthetic and sort of sweet?
Hey Omar i really enjoy your videos as someone who's just getting into the hobby. While watching RUclips videos I've realized there's not much (if any) videos for specific age groups. As an example i am in my early 20s and just like many people at my age i sometimes want something attention grabber,"sexy" etc while still smelling good instead of smelling like a 10/10 but weird artistic perfumery. So if you can make such videos for age groups to recommend fragrances for different occasions(4 season, winter, summer, date night etc) it would be amazing.
I prefer Cartier L’Envol EDP. Also, I wore the Chanel recently and received several compliments from strangers, which reminded me only the industry pushes the term “outdated” and the like on frag heads. The average person, however, only knows of what they smell is pleasing - regardless of how long ago it came on market. That’s why I follow my nose and NOT the industry, whose PRIMARY vested interest is in getting consumers to hook onto trends.
I would agree with all except black Orchid and I think Cartier parfum is a keeper but not the EDT one. For me I don't regret buying Kenzo homme EDP it's very synthetic so compared to other aquatic like 40 knots or house of bo line in general prevents from wearing Kenzo. The issue with all affordable synthetic strong scents is that whenever I feel like I can wear something strong, I do go more premium and when I feel that I don't want to wear something strong I might pick affordable synthetic ones if I have in my collection. I feel I can't wear something synthetic that lasts long it doesn't sit well with my nose. But there's a trick for these strong synthetic perfumes, I layer them with fresh scents including Mancera. It's all comparative to your collection and your experience with your own colognes. Finally, the only and truly cologne that I regret buying is paco rabanne phantom, it smelled good for a week for me then I started hating it.
I honestly don't care for Xerjoff 40 knots. I tested it several times and it smelled like piss on my skin. I gave it the benefit of the doubt and tried it a few more times and it just didn't do it for me. It's a solid pass for me. On the other hand really love Xerjoff Torino 21.
I tried it too and for some reason I don't get the hype either. It's a bit feminine to me and I wouldn't necessarily describe it as fresh and aquatic like most people do. Torino 21 however, is really good.
I can understand why you don't like dior homme 2020, doesn't mean I dont completely disagree with you lol, my brother smelt it on me and thought it was a 300 dollar fragrance, and keep in mind hes smelt most of my collection which includes tom fords and pdms...
I’m going to start thinning out my collection. Also…. Also all except Kenzo edp. That’s my travel car spray. To each his own but I agree with all your choices.
I like listening to you along with some of my other go-to reviewers. I.m 61 and been wearing colognes all my life. Have a small collection maybe 35 to 40. I don't consider myself a collector. I just like what smells good to me. I got my passion from my father. My first niche cologne was Layton and I was disappointed. Not because it didn't smell good. But, I thought niche was a different thing. Oh well. Maybe I might get Creed Royal Mayfair and that's it for niche for me. By the way I disagree with you about Hindu Kush. I thought it was a good smelling scent despite the cannabis note. And I hate the smell of weed.
I really like ferragamo Uomo signature because of the coffee and leather notes but I had to get rid of it because it was just way too synthetic to my nose, sad bc it was my most complimented fragrance
i still dont agree with your DH2020 and BDC comparison. Yes they are both similar in terms of where/when can you wear them but i dont think they are redundant. DH2020 is more woody and musky, BDC is more citrusy, smoother and kind of darker. Both can fit in a collection imo
I could never challenge your choices, because they are your choices, not mine. And honestly, I think your reasoning is sound. I watch your channel for your opinion and respect it. 😃
Big lover of these night out boozy, amber or gourmand scents but I never go out. So I end up regretting getting them. I smell them in my house alone. Focusing on fresh, work style scents now.
Salvatore ferragamo Acqua essenziale blu is very similar to Dylan blue but I think it’s a slightly more mature and better blended, it lasts longer on my skin too
Regular 1 Million, I thought it would be a good purchase since it is not popular anymore and I wanted to add a sweet fragrance. But whenever I spray, either I don't smell or makes me headache and when I can smell, it feels like a car freshener (I guess people used in my childhood it as a car freshener fragrance since it was that popular) and sweaty. I don't know if my bottle is bad or in general, but either way, it is what it is.
@@eee-hi1kl ya hiç mi böyle denk gelmedin otomobil reyonu böyle kokardı eskiden, ne bileyim pasta cila cart curttan sonra arabanın kapısını açınca falan böyle şekerli bayık bi koku, ben blind buy yapmıştım güzeldir herhalde diye, o kokunun bu koku olduğunu fark edince fena hayal kırıklığı oldu, hatta gittim baktım oto parfüm kağıdı yazdım çıkıyor birkaç satıcıda ahshjs
I’m not sure about the Dh2020 vs bdc edp. Chanel, to me, smells more like a mix between y edp and blue noir edp. Dior smells closer to tdh edp, imo. I agree with you that Dior homme 2020 is not that impressive. I like it and got it for a steal off eBay but it doesn’t blow my mind. Pleasant woody and peppery smell to me
Funny thing you mentioned about clones that I used to do a lot in the early days of my interest in fragrances which was buying clones even though I knew I didn't like the original. I guess most of the time it's purely because you can get them for 20-30 quid but then you just never touch them and if you buy 3 of those clones suddenly that's a full bottle of some much more interesting original creation from another house that you don't have money for. Young fragrance collectors beware.
You mentioned you wanna try more Cartier fragrances...I'd suggest the L'hueres Voyageuses line. My favorite is Oud & Ambre....but I'd love your take on some of the others like Oud & Oud, Oud & Santal or Oud Vanille
Hi omar, this may be a bit different from your usual stuff but could you recommend any hygiene products? Body washes, shampoos, conditioners, body lotions. Maybe stuff that work with certain fragrances?
Hello, I am getting ysl y edp and I want to bring my collection up to 5 fragrances. I was wondering what other 2 fragrances I should get, so I am asking this comment section as they probably know more than me. I already have lataffa khameah and getting the bentley black edition, so I was wondering what I should get (I am 13)
I regret buying YSL Y Intense, there is huge hype about it on RUclips - don't buy it! It smells like a dirty old geezer over 50, and the more the drydown sets on, the worse it gets.
I regret buying Dylan Blue as well, I sold it cheap on eBay. Its just so weak and smells of nothing but 'Blue' and a 'Blue' for Chavs at that. Tarathi is so much better / nicer / refined. I've just finished watching your MFK - (of which you bought all) and am so happy discovering Rouge 540. For all else theres Polo Green!
honestly outside of royal oud and if you have been into a creed store to try, ALL the creeds have horrible performance in comparison to the clones, all way to light and airy
I used to wear Drakkar (the original--not Noir) back in college. Glass bottle, same shape, but the cap was gold--or was it silver?). Loved it until it was discontinued (as all my favorites were, like Escada pour Homme). I will try Intense. And I still keep going back for Club de Nuit as I still get stopped by people asking what fragrance I have on. I always liked Eau Savage but the scent doesn't last (on me). I tried Asad, but it's not the oud fragrance that I seem to keep searching for. Keep up the great work!
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0:34 Paco Rabanne Invictus
1:31 Paco Rabanne 1 million
2:26 Paco Rabanne 1 million luck
3:17 Al Haramain L’aventure
4:15 Lattafa Asad
4:59 Chopard Oud Malaki
5:54 Guy Laroche Drakkar Intense
7:03 Chanel Pour Monsieur EDP
8:55 Versace Dylan Blue
10:00 Dior Homme 2020
11:35 Kenzo Homme EDP
12:46 Cartier L’envol EDT
13:36 TF Black Orchid Parfum
Day 40 of asking Omar to make a Xerjoff buying guide.
Day 40 of us reading you asking Omar to make a Xerjoff buying guide
@@michaelmcnish9367yeah fr, i think its been a legit 40 days too 😂
@@michaelmcnish9367😂😂😂😂
try asking the funny little guy who talks funny, he's probably not doin nuthin
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I think it's great to give away unwanted fragrances, whether to charity or friends. Much better than trying to sell them. It's so rewarding to make a gift of something that you know others will really be excited about, and kind of takes the sting out of having spent the money on them and then finding out they weren't really for you. Plus, giving them away clears up space AND kind of trains you psychologically to be more discriminating, less impulsive, about future purchases. If you constantly bank on getting some money back out of fragrances that are duds, you're more likely to get even more impulsive in your buying. So "losing" money by giving the rejects away probably saves you tons of money in the long run.
Dylan Blue to this day still gets me the most compliments 😂
Yeah the whole idea of "beginner" and "synthetic" fragrances is overplayed in the community
If you get rid of snobbery, Dylan blue is one of the best smelling colognes of all time
I love the stuff. Don’t know that it’ll ever be out of my collection. Still have CK One, CK Be, and Estée Lauder’s Pleasures for me in my collection from my younger years. Love the stuff.
@@jameswilson9702 100%, it's feels sometimes like smelling good is an afterthought these days in the fragrance community its really bizarre.
How many sprays do you use?
Hey, the subscribed percentage went from 32 to 37.9, nice
Regret is kind of a harsh term when looking in Hindsight at fragrances that helped start you on your Fragrance journey at the beginning years ago. You could also look at it as these fragrances helped Jump start and launch your passion for Fragrance discovery, and helped mold and evolve your tastes into what they are now. 🤷♂ but I do get it when you have an over-abundance of Fragrances you have to clear out the ones that don't suit your tastes anymore, or feel outdated for modern day.
I do agree with you on Kenzo Homme EDP didn't work for me, the Patchouli is so strong and cloying it's head-ache inducing for me to wear in hot weather and doesn't really fit in Cold weather either for me.
Dior Homme 2020. 10/10.
My most complemented fragrance ever boring to wear but people love it
@@CarlosMendez-ih8xq Yeah it‘s a compliment beast
Agreed. It smells amazing. He’s trippin. It’s a perfect scent.
How this man said its in the same category as Bleu de Chanel, I'll never know. They aren't even remotely close. But, I do have Dior Homme Sport 2022, so at least he and I agree on that. lol
Easily
no hate on DH2020, but i find that it is a beautiful scent. personally it does not remind me of BDC, it is a little simpler, but complex at the same time. it smells very high quality and refined to me. not redundant with BDC imo
My only regret is getting a 50ml and not a bigger bottle. I will get one soon though I need to always have DH2020 in my rotation.
I also gave two of my fragrances away to the younger brothers of my girlfriend, because I was not wearing them anymore. They were very happy and thankful for it. This way the fragrances will actually be worn and do not go bad in my closet.
I never understood the meaning of fragrance being oudated, because newer generation will find all these OG fragrance and it will still be new to their nose.
OM Lucky it's not discontinued, it's still selling on Paco Rabbane american website I believe. I think it's just not being distributed everywhere.
It's also still available through Macy's. Love this fragrance!
Dior Homme 2020 outperforms Bleu de Chanel EDP for me at half the price.
Exactly! This guy is weird!!
@@jonscott234I didn’t understand this list. Felt like a snobs list of fragrances he’s hating on.
Maybe I am just a young guy at heart and like childish frags.
@richparkinson9647 So everyone who doesn't like the same things you like is a snob. Opinions don't exist, only you know the truth. Got it.
your delivery on each fragrance is more vibrant and the articulation is on point! so proud
Dylan blue still one of my most compliment fragrances, yet fragrance youtubers can’t stand it. I guess Versace aren’t paying them enough
It seems like you don’t get the meaning of a good fragrance, dylan blue is just not good. If you have any good niche fragrance or tried and invested your time into understanding them further, you’ll get me I’m not offended or trying to offend you bro. But simply a lot of designers are boring, but the good ones are heavenly good. When it comes to dylan blue tho, it’s generic and not a good blen din my opinion. Wsy too much ambroxan
@@eee-hi1kl Niche does not mean it´s better. I can start a brand and it´s up to me how much i want to spend on the production. A small beer company cannot produce beer in large numbers and the price will be higher than the big production companies. I have bought beer 5 times more expensive and it´s not better than a normal beer.....The more naturals in a fragrance will also cause more risk of allergies. Why spend 300 dollar on a fragrance that people likely won´t enjoy around you? I give a shit cos i get nose blind anyway but i want to smell good for those around me and when i enter a store i want to smell good for those strangers. Yesterday my mom said i smelled good. I was wearing my cheapest fragrance- Boss-Reversed. She never say anything when i have my YSL, Armani. Prada.
@@eee-hi1kl when talking about fragrances people start to be arogant and say only from niche can you find something worthwhile. Well I own niche and designers in my ~100 collection. I received more compliments from my designer fragrances than any of my niche ones. For example Dylan blue, Missoni wave, One million parfum and The most wanted are the most complimented perfumes I own. No one said anything when I wore a Mancera or Xerjoff or Atkinsons which I absolutely love It's your opinion when you wanna smell something artistic with insane quality, but the rest of the world will just pick up on your scent trail and designer cheapies do that perfectly
@@eee-hi1kl "dylan blue is just not good."
objectively wrong.
Well people like different things, it doesn't mean its a bad fragrance if omar doesn't like it. I personally dont like oud fragrances but fragheads love them.
Great video
However I do find myself getting rid of a certain cologne, from getting tired of it, or even running out, and then months or years later I end up wanting to go back to that scent
really like the details and more personal aspects of this vid, great stuff omar
Nice video, thanks Omar. Fair comments especially on Dior Homme 2020 and Dior homme sport which is a banger with excellent quality /price ratio.
CDNIM edp is my surefire office scent followed by Asad. Both garner comps by CDNIM is amazing bang for buck.
Only regret I ever had was a OL clone and it had rubbish performance, ended up buying rare carbon instead as my daily wear to the OG. I tend to keep the quality for going out, functions etc and clones for around the house or popping to the shops, so never had any real regrets as every meets their intended use.😊
A video about your current top 10 that you use would be cool
Black Orchid Parfum is one of my personal favorites. It lasts FOREVER, it's unique, and gets me compliments. That's a bottle I will always have in my collection. I'll be more than happy to take that bottle off your hands if you're gifting it haha.
I have cartier l'envol EDP. I also struggle to wear it. Love it but it's still hard to wear. I have layered it with multiple fragrances. Tonight it got paired with valintino born in roma coral fantasy and was happy with it. I still love the fragrance but I just can't seem to wear it much.
Great video with some great choices and I enjoyed it and have a blessed day
Omar coming straight for all my go-tos😂
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I just love Kenzo Homme EDP, but I get if you already have 40 Knots it's a bit redundant having both.
Is your kenzo newest batch
@@eee-hi1kl It's from 2022 november. Very potent.
Facts Kenzo homme edp is a banger. Super versatile and long lasting, plus it is a great smelling unique fragrance
I actually like Asad way more than Sauvage Elixir. When I first tried Elixir, I felt that the licorice smell was a bit too overpowering for my taste. Asad seems way smoother to my nose. Having said that, I learned, for me, Asad only works well in extremely cold temperatures. A friend actually confirmed this for me. She initially hated the smell of Asad on me, but I met up with her months later in a very cold environment (about 0 degrees Celsius), and she asked me what I was wearing and said I smelled amazing. 🤷 😂
I always thought that Dylan Blue was a more “mature” darker blue scent though
I agree, it's a bizzare take which I keep hearing and don't understand. For me, Dylan Blue smells like shaving foam, masculine - maybe not in a traditional, barbershop fougere style, but a modern one.
Maybe it's the fact that it's quite loud, synthetic and sort of sweet?
Hey Omar i really enjoy your videos as someone who's just getting into the hobby. While watching RUclips videos I've realized there's not much (if any) videos for specific age groups. As an example i am in my early 20s and just like many people at my age i sometimes want something attention grabber,"sexy" etc while still smelling good instead of smelling like a 10/10 but weird artistic perfumery. So if you can make such videos for age groups to recommend fragrances for different occasions(4 season, winter, summer, date night etc) it would be amazing.
I prefer Cartier L’Envol EDP. Also, I wore the Chanel recently and received several compliments from strangers, which reminded me only the industry pushes the term “outdated” and the like on frag heads. The average person, however, only knows of what they smell is pleasing - regardless of how long ago it came on market. That’s why I follow my nose and NOT the industry, whose PRIMARY vested interest is in getting consumers to hook onto trends.
Don't throw your "regret" perfume... just layer it with another
I would agree with all except black Orchid and I think Cartier parfum is a keeper but not the EDT one. For me I don't regret buying Kenzo homme EDP it's very synthetic so compared to other aquatic like 40 knots or house of bo line in general prevents from wearing Kenzo. The issue with all affordable synthetic strong scents is that whenever I feel like I can wear something strong, I do go more premium and when I feel that I don't want to wear something strong I might pick affordable synthetic ones if I have in my collection. I feel I can't wear something synthetic that lasts long it doesn't sit well with my nose. But there's a trick for these strong synthetic perfumes, I layer them with fresh scents including Mancera. It's all comparative to your collection and your experience with your own colognes.
Finally, the only and truly cologne that I regret buying is paco rabanne phantom, it smelled good for a week for me then I started hating it.
I honestly don't care for Xerjoff 40 knots. I tested it several times and it smelled like piss on my skin. I gave it the benefit of the doubt and tried it a few more times and it just didn't do it for me. It's a solid pass for me. On the other hand really love Xerjoff Torino 21.
I tried it too and for some reason I don't get the hype either. It's a bit feminine to me and I wouldn't necessarily describe it as fresh and aquatic like most people do. Torino 21 however, is really good.
I can understand why you don't like dior homme 2020, doesn't mean I dont completely disagree with you lol, my brother smelt it on me and thought it was a 300 dollar fragrance, and keep in mind hes smelt most of my collection which includes tom fords and pdms...
I’m going to start thinning out my collection. Also…. Also all except Kenzo edp. That’s my travel car spray. To each his own but I agree with all your choices.
I like listening to you along with some of my other go-to reviewers. I.m 61 and been wearing colognes all my life. Have a small collection maybe 35 to 40. I don't consider myself a collector. I just like what smells good to me. I got my passion from my father. My first niche cologne was Layton and I was disappointed. Not because it didn't smell good. But, I thought niche was a different thing. Oh well. Maybe I might get Creed Royal Mayfair and that's it for niche for me. By the way I disagree with you about Hindu Kush. I thought it was a good smelling scent despite the cannabis note. And I hate the smell of weed.
Ehy omar how about you do a video where you speak of perfumes that you actually wear, a "current rotation"
I really like ferragamo Uomo signature because of the coffee and leather notes but I had to get rid of it because it was just way too synthetic to my nose, sad bc it was my most complimented fragrance
As a long time sub to the channel, I’d gladly take any of those off your hands! I need to have more than 3 scents.
Gimme the black Orchid already 😂. Wonderful scent. Very unique
I’d be happy to take that Kenzo off your hands! 12:35
i still dont agree with your DH2020 and BDC comparison. Yes they are both similar in terms of where/when can you wear them but i dont think they are redundant.
DH2020 is more woody and musky, BDC is more citrusy, smoother and kind of darker.
Both can fit in a collection imo
I could never challenge your choices, because they are your choices, not mine. And honestly, I think your reasoning is sound. I watch your channel for your opinion and respect it. 😃
Big lover of these night out boozy, amber or gourmand scents but I never go out. So I end up regretting getting them. I smell them in my house alone. Focusing on fresh, work style scents now.
What should I buy instead of Dylan Blue? I already have Rasasi Hawas, Y EDP, Turathi Blue... thanks guys
I would have said turathi
Salvatore ferragamo Acqua essenziale blu is very similar to Dylan blue but I think it’s a slightly more mature and better blended, it lasts longer on my skin too
@@citypool4270 Thats quite a mouth-full to say ha ha, thanks
Regular 1 Million, I thought it would be a good purchase since it is not popular anymore and I wanted to add a sweet fragrance. But whenever I spray, either I don't smell or makes me headache and when I can smell, it feels like a car freshener (I guess people used in my childhood it as a car freshener fragrance since it was that popular) and sweaty. I don't know if my bottle is bad or in general, but either way, it is what it is.
Abi one millionu araba kokusu olarak kullanan mega adamdır herhalde jasjjs
@@eee-hi1kl ya hiç mi böyle denk gelmedin otomobil reyonu böyle kokardı eskiden, ne bileyim pasta cila cart curttan sonra arabanın kapısını açınca falan böyle şekerli bayık bi koku, ben blind buy yapmıştım güzeldir herhalde diye, o kokunun bu koku olduğunu fark edince fena hayal kırıklığı oldu, hatta gittim baktım oto parfüm kağıdı yazdım çıkıyor birkaç satıcıda ahshjs
@@OzanKaraali yaşım yetmedi o altın dönemlere vallahi, parfümlerin hakkını verdiği dönemmiş cidden
@@eee-hi1kl sağlık olsun, bi ara çok yaygındı açık parfümcüler sağ olsun 2010-2014 arasında ara ara duyduğumu hatırlıyorum
1 million lucky is NOT discontinued stop saying that they have it at both my local sephoras
It's discontinued in Europe.
Can you review Kenneth Cole Mankind Rise? I think it's an underrated scent.
I’m not sure about the Dh2020 vs bdc edp. Chanel, to me, smells more like a mix between y edp and blue noir edp.
Dior smells closer to tdh edp, imo.
I agree with you that Dior homme 2020 is not that impressive. I like it and got it for a steal off eBay but it doesn’t blow my mind. Pleasant woody and peppery smell to me
Funny thing you mentioned about clones that I used to do a lot in the early days of my interest in fragrances which was buying clones even though I knew I didn't like the original. I guess most of the time it's purely because you can get them for 20-30 quid but then you just never touch them and if you buy 3 of those clones suddenly that's a full bottle of some much more interesting original creation from another house that you don't have money for. Young fragrance collectors beware.
i'm sad i couldn't get another 1 million lucky. it holds a special place in my heart.
Oud Malaki Chopard is a solid perfume in winter. Grab and apply style. Any Arabian Oud buying guide soon Omar?
I m looking forward to your new choices :)
I gave away Paco Rabanne Pure XS and Mancera Soliel D'Italie. I just couldnt get to enjoy the wearing experience. The new owners love them though.
I regret buying alot of clones
Gotta try out fragrances from Precious Liquid & Day Three. I’m sure they’ll have a few that you’ll want in your collection 💯
You mentioned you wanna try more Cartier fragrances...I'd suggest the L'hueres Voyageuses line. My favorite is Oud & Ambre....but I'd love your take on some of the others like Oud & Oud, Oud & Santal or Oud Vanille
Oud & Oud is a fire name
Cedrat Boise, smells too synthetic to me, almost like a scented cleaner (but i know others smell it differently).
This isn’t the Xerjoff buying guide requested 🤔
Hi omar, this may be a bit different from your usual stuff but could you recommend any hygiene products? Body washes, shampoos, conditioners, body lotions. Maybe stuff that work with certain fragrances?
Hello, I am getting ysl y edp and I want to bring my collection up to 5 fragrances. I was wondering what other 2 fragrances I should get, so I am asking this comment section as they probably know more than me. I already have lataffa khameah and getting the bentley black edition, so I was wondering what I should get (I am 13)
Go for something fresh and mass-appealing. Montblanc Legend Spirit or Versace Pour Homme should do the trick.
Hey man, any opinion on acqua di parma colonia intensa? Just bought it, good scent but not so strong performance.
What are the better alternatives to 1 Million in today's market?
Le male elixir, azzaro the most wanted, Valentino Coral Fantasy, Invictus Victory Elixir
I regret buying YSL Y Intense, there is huge hype about it on RUclips - don't buy it! It smells like a dirty old geezer over 50, and the more the drydown sets on, the worse it gets.
Really? I honestly don't get that from my bottle
Still not as old-smelling as the Elixir
That bubble gum old paco R style of fragrance has always been old. I didn’t understand the gym behind smelling like a teenager.
I regret buying Dylan Blue as well, I sold it cheap on eBay. Its just so weak and smells of nothing but 'Blue' and a 'Blue' for Chavs at that. Tarathi is so much better / nicer / refined. I've just finished watching your MFK - (of which you bought all) and am so happy discovering Rouge 540. For all else theres Polo Green!
Adolfo Domínguez's Citrus Cedro.. been told is similar to Dior Homme Cologne and it's a big NOPE.
I have Azzaro Pour Homme Intense it's fantasic stuff
DHS 💯
Give Diogo his Xerjoff buying guide.
Give that man his Xerjoff buying guide 🤣
Just make it fam
If you dont want them, dont throw them out! I’d love them!
honestly outside of royal oud and if you have been into a creed store to try, ALL the creeds have horrible performance in comparison to the clones, all way to light and airy
Fr 1 million lucky?
Bro you better not be bashing my dylan blue
Not Lucky. Gotta love it
Women love the OG 1 Million
It's a heartbreaking to see Chanel Egoist is leaving your collection, it's such a classic frag with the history 😢
Dude, send them my way please, id love to give them a good home
The Spirit of Dubai brand review please
Xerjoff?
I used to wear Drakkar (the original--not Noir) back in college. Glass bottle, same shape, but the cap was gold--or was it silver?). Loved it until it was discontinued (as all my favorites were, like Escada pour Homme). I will try Intense. And I still keep going back for Club de Nuit as I still get stopped by people asking what fragrance I have on. I always liked Eau Savage but the scent doesn't last (on me). I tried Asad, but it's not the oud fragrance that I seem to keep searching for. Keep up the great work!
I will take one please and thank you 😊
Day 13 of asking Omar to make a Joop buying guide.
Some of these are my favs 😂
I’m glad to say I don’t own any of them
Screw the Xerjoff guy
Screw you
new dylan blue is so weak
Agree, just got the bottle and after 2-3 hours can't smell it until i put my nose on the skin. Such a shame
Dior homme 2020, probably one of the worst releases from the house of Dior. If it was an Axe fragrance I would easily believe it.
got that fragrance w rizz
Can you donate your Dior Homme 2020 to me please? 🙏🏼🥺
Sorry
Haha if you need to give these away I know a guy who would take them! (Me) 😅
Sorry
Where is xerjoff guy?
Give these to me
Day 12 of asking schoolofscent to reoly to this xerjoff guy
Great job on the video and list. Have you tried CDNIM LIMITED EDITION PARFUM? You can send me the Chanel EGOIST 😂😂. STAY SAFE BROTHER
Who's trying to understand cologne dude what happened to just smelling good...yall fragrance reviewers be going to far with all the extra stuff
Theres a difference with just wanting fragrances to smell good vs wanting fragrances as a hobby.
Don’t buy 1 million elixir it’s shit
Please give me dylan blue 🥹
Sorry