How To Wear Cologne CORRECTLY (10 Mistakes To Avoid!)
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- In today's video, I’m going to teach you how to apply and store cologne the right way.
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Timestamps:
0:16 - Pay attention to the situation
1:19 - Understand what you're wrong
1:35 - Understand the potency of the fragrance
2:23 - Know the Sillage AKA Projection
3:01 - Wear the fragrance before you judge it
4:34 - Know where to apply fragrance
5:33 - Where to apply fragrance
7:28 - Rubbing the fragrance
8:11 - Don't store it out in the open
8:29 - Don't expose it to extreme/cold
8:57 - Find your signature scent
9:09 - Less is more
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Should you rub fragrance? Let me know in the comments below! 👇🤔
We should not rub it I think so
You are not breaking molecular bonds by rubbing. One of the ways you can actually break the molecular bonds is by hydrolyzing some of the bonds that are already bonded. So in other words, you have to make H2O break the bond between a compound (2 or more molecules of different elements), but this only works with some compounds. Also, you can perform a dehydration reaction (removal of all water molecules) with the cologne. However... that is nearly impossible to do unless you can an expensive machine that can perform such action in a molecular level.
Bottom line: You are not destroying the molecular bonds when rubbing the fragrance together. But rather, due to the friction that causes heat, you are altering the scent when the fragrance is barley being touched by oxygen and settling in your skin. Hope this helps :)
Colognes are very expensive (good ones online/up market retail stores). I use a combination of cologne ,body spray (LNYX), under arm spray NIVA ,after shave cream NIVA. It produces a nice mixture smell of combined fragrances.
Kkkkkkkkkk
Thank you, thank you, thank you. When my friends first found out I regularly shower twice a day. The response is almost always, "Really?". I'm glad other people do it.
05:31 is what you’re here for
Thank you
True that 🤣
God bless you
@@Asdfgfdmn yes
Ftw
"You wanna announce yourself" Antonio says with a grenade in hand.
LedosKell 💣
You made me laugh 😂😂
Spice bomb, great perfume
true
"Alright listen up! I got a banger up in here!!"
I wear fox urine. It always makes an impression and attracts coyotes too.
Should look to attracting cougars bro
Not many fragrances can do that either. Think your on to something there 😂🤣
You legend, show those coyotes who is boss.
This is a true alpha male right here
Sigma male
There is literally no way to know that your cologne will trigger a woman to think about her ex.
True, but one must always exercise common sense when it comes to common scents.
@@shinobi-no-bueno IQ charts unreadable 🤯
there is if you buy new colognes that come out and release that month
@@shinobi-no-bueno BARS! WOW! 🤯🤯🤯
One of my exes wore a very common cologne and my latest ex wore it in the beginning. I eventually got over it. I think it’s not that serious unless the ex was abusive and she has a lot of bad memories with that person. Even then, there’s no way to really avoid it so I think we just have to accept that. Just do you.
We should invest in perfume: it just makes Scents.
🤣
Triple entendre
Yeah, my 2 scents!
I would but I'm broke, u got $150 u cologne me
@@johnsaintilma8422 not bad😂
I disagree with the rubbing “mistake” as well - it won’t break molecular bonds! The friction heat will activate it a bit quicker, which may activate some of the later notes, but also make it last a little shorter on your body, so use the trick wisely!
Agree. Rubbing increase evaporation which accelerates projection. It also spreads out to a larger skin surface area which can affects the longevity of the fragrance versus spraying or dabbling on the skin which is more "concentrated".
Some perfumers claimed that rubbing perfume on the skin will damaged the scent as the molecules got "broken" down. Wao! Not sure whether these perfumers understand how chemistry works on molecular structures work!!!
@@williamtan9437 or maybe it's just us who didn't formulate their perfumes and assumed that we know everything and what will happen as oppose to they themselves who made it.
It won’t break the bonds because of friction, it creates a chemical bond because of your bodies natural acidity though
@@williamtan9437 Entropy.
Just take a shower
Very interesting content. I will put this into practice with my $19.99 cologne collection from Ross.
The 40$ Tommy H is worth double the price. Treat yourself.
@@FumblsTheSniper I've got Chanel no. 5 and it costs a lot but lasts forever. Cheap perfumes always smell of alcohol and wear off in just a few hours.
Exactly! I'm watching those notes he's showing and I'm like bitch my cologne is tonedeaf I just want to smell different than my clothes
@@smorevids not true (nautica voyage)
Lmfao 😂
Bruh how was I supposed to know my interviewer’s ex used the same cologne as me )’: lol
a friend of my was eliminated cause he did not like interviewers favorite Football team shit happens
Fax
Some people are just bat shit crazy
That company will fail if they hire like that. They will miss much talent!
He Probably used axe body spray 😈
"discovered, not announced" couldn't agree more with this statement.
That made laugh and visualize being in a ball in a castle and instead of being "announced" by your name and place, the announcer Announces you by the cologne you chose to wear and hints that he could smell you a mile/Km away! 🤷♀️🤷♀️🤣🤣🤣
I love this video. I learned how to wear perfume from my dad and it's nice to know the reason behind some of the things he said like the hot spots and keeping perfume in their boxes. He always told me if you're ever going somewhere and expect to be hugging someone spray some perfume behind your ears. They'll smell it when they hug you even if you have a weak perfume. Always have always works.
One thing of note here: If you expect to get 'physical' with your partner you may want to limit spraying to places not commonly licked or nibbled on by your partner... ;)
One of the best, most underrated fragrance reviewers. To the point, humorous, no bullshitting. Much love!
Apply to ASS AND BALLS!
"To the point"
I’m a taxi driver and sometimes in the morning I pick up people heading to the airport and their scent is very strong. I can’t help but wonder how their scent is welcomed on a closed space like a plane.
My mother always told me avoid wearing in closed places like that as it is rude. But, she also has a very strong nose and is old school.
it's not, we hate those people
ok, hate is a strong word. it is rather inconsiderate and aggravating though. always makes my nose itch and the stronger ones make it run
I think the olfactory is the problem sometime you put the strong fragrance & that person probably had a lite olfate while the other had a strong one some are even with the stuffy nose ect
Fragrance gurus have got to be the most useful, most informative people on planet earth. I've learnt more about smelling good from this guy and Jimmy Fragrance than from any source I can possibly think of. People often don't realise the complex nature of fragrances and smells. Truly an eye opener!
I've seen thousands of fragrance videos, and dozens of how-to apply fragrances videos. But tbh, this is the most accurate one so far.
This is one of the most detailed "How To" fragrance videos I've ever wanted. Fantastic job!
Just love this video. Been always meaning to find my own personal scent & where to apply 'em. Here in Brazil it's quite hot, so finding the right fragrance is a struggle, especially to keep it on your body throughout the day. Thanks a lot for the hints.
Just woke up and clicked immediately and just loaded up recently on my favorite cologne and was wondering where else can I apply ! Great content as always!
Self awareness!! Thank you for pointing that out. Some guy live for projection only. You brought up so many excellent points.
My cousin once told me. "If you wanna get women to notice you without saying a word to them,,, get your cologne game together!
He is absolutely right. Works ALL THE TIME
So which one do you wear?
@@nv-king invictus and bleu de chanel are both very good
@@zixidong7733 thanks 🍻
@@zixidong7733 I've got Bleu de Chanel parfum, great stuff
Thanks, Antonio. I would've overlooked stuff like this a couple of years ago but thanks to your videos I'm wise to this kind of stuff now.👍
Super!
Interviewee-"Anything you would like to ask?"
me- "yeah which cologne did your ex-boyfriend wear?"
Antonio :: who have Over Hundreaads of Fragrances..
VS
Me having only 1 Pocket Perfume.
It all comes down to your preference, if you want to own one perfume then it's perfectly fine 😁
Me: a deodorant stick
Me a sample pack from a nearby perfume shop
me trying to rub the fragrance out of the magazines😕
@@jorgealvarez7740 - Hah !
Quality video! Love the different angles and editing. Jeremy Fragrance has a lot to learn 😁😁
Love this video. I buy fragrances, and can't project them enough to enjoy them how I want. I will be trying all these great tips. Well needed video.
This was great, man. I really learned a lot. Thanks for the kesson.
From this video I learned that I love your fragrance collection, jackets in your wardrobe look so cool, and with your energy, enthusiasm and the way you speak you can sell anything to anyone 🍾👌
This was a very informative video Antonio, good stuff. One advice I've heard from a dermatologist on TV is DO NOT spray cologne before/while at the beach. Those chemicals plus the hot sun, not a great combo for some of us.
Great video, Antonio!
Thanks for checking it out Steven. 😁
So @redolessence, do you rub or no?
Great Comment 👌
Ha good to see you here Steven atb Lee
Duuuude you need to chill out w that coma it was kinda rude tbh 🤦♂️
This video was one of the most informative videos about wearing cologne you cover all the bases... Great job
Man you really got some great info. You’re literally a wizard when it comes to this stuff. Thanks man.
Thank You Sir for the great information!!! I'm a huge lover of colognes and I definitely learned some helpful info from your video!!!
Another great fragrance video! I started my fragrance collection this past Christmas season and your videos were the main reason. Age 34...is never too late to start lol
Too late? Wtf, 30s is just the beginning...
I’m 38 😅… colongneeeee ftw.. also sneaker collection…..
@@Player-ix7rx got into cologne last week 💀😂 and I’m 16 . I’m only getting 30-40 cologne tho. I don’t to much money for the other good cologne
I put on 3 sprays regardless of which one I am wearing. 1 spray behind each ear and 1 behind the head on my neck. Saw that on Jeremy Fragrances channel and it has worked well for me.
So much info crammed into this video, thank you :)
Great information and thanks for posting it. I found I'm about 50% correct in how I apply cologne. This video helped me get it right.
well if she's judging you based on your cologne that reminds her her ex then she's not a good employer in the first place. Very unprofessional judgement.
This kind of thing happens! He was being real. Wearing cologne at all on an interview could cost you the job. The employer will judge you, albeit subconsciously, not doubt its will play into the decision. Better to be aware than ignorant of reality.
Not referring to the fact of wearing cologne or not. But wearing a cologne that will remind of her ex and therefore lose the job because of that? That's a bit paranoid imo.
She's definitely prejudiced if she thinks that you'll bring all the negative feelings her ex brought on her relationship. No need to discriminate a beautiful cologne like that.
@@TheSenseiKai Dude. She's making that decision subconsciously. She is not gonna tell you that you didn't made it because of your perfume. She's gonna find fault or try to give you harder questions. It's human psyche, we side with what we like. It's a great tip.
@@TheSenseiKai never over estimate the human-being
@@opensesame6816 Doesn't cancel my statement. Very unprofessional judgement. I interact a lot with CEOs . It's probably an attitude a grocery store manager would have. I am a CEO (to be) and I know for sure that I won't let emotion of my personal life take over a serious judgement that will affect my business. It's simply unprofessional .
Take Bleu de Chanel for example. It's a beautiful perfume and many people will agree to this. A lot of people wear it as well. One negative individual doesn't cancel the fact that the interviewee who wears a beautiful perfume that *subconsciously* hints that he takes care of himself (by paying attention to detail. ) isn't the best suit for the job.
My point is , if you really go for a serious interviewer don't fret on your cologne and what impact it had on her/his personal life. You can't even know what her/his personal life consists of. If your fragrance compliments you and your skin then that's all you really need. The rest is paranoia.
Good stuff. I found out that many stores will give you small samplers to bring home for testing. This gives me time to wear the cologne for a day and get a true idea of how it performs, reactions from others, and my own reaction to it.
Good example!
Thanks! I’ve been rocking the spray cloud method for 7+ years. This video was long overdue for me.
Very interesting. Some great tips here. Thank you.
I’m happy to realize that two of the examples you were holding in your hands during your talk are the only two that I own. Maybe for once I got something right.
Concerning rubbing a fragrance I've made the following discovery by trying it out a good dozen of times on one wrist while not rubbing it in on the other wrist.
Rubbed-in fragrance may alter its smell due to more of your own chemistry getting in contact with it, but it's very mild. Usually it kinda speeds up the process of getting into the middle body of the fragrance, yet in terms of altering it there's not much done, except for this speedup. I've tried this with different fragrances of different potencies (and yes, it was a pain to wait until my Versace Eros finally stopped giving off a smell so I could repeat the test) but all in all it didn't do any harm to the fragrance itself. When being a little more sweaty, it increased the effect of getting altered a little faster, but that was it. Hope this helps, I suggest trying it on your own. Personally, I like to wear only very little fragrance, in order not to be a commanding smell and letting other, ambient smells come through still, so take that into consideration. I'm usually at only a two-count on atomizer presses.
great video and NOW I know how important this is very insightful!
I was just thinking about this. Thanks algorithm!
I love this- I want to be identified by my smell when I come to work. As much as possible, I don't want somebody to know what perfume I am wearing.
When it comes to rubbing the fragrance on the wrists, I have experienced it destroying the top notes, but the middle and base are still there. *Tested with Versace Eros, Dylan Blue, and Bleu de Chanel
Awesome vid👏
Loving loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Some "new to me " info.
Thank you.
I love how you pronounce french words without even trying to say it with the French accent like many youtube fragrance Chanel
Great video!
My wife bought me many samples this Christmas to test each as you suggested So far so good. You are right. They smell different as the day wears on
This was a wealth of information I've been in the industry for over 30 yrs this will definitely help the new generation in understanding how to utilize their fragrances ...love the video thank you for sharing 🤓👍
Armani Acqua di Gio has been my absolute favorite and have worn it for more than 20 years! Everyone loves it and always asked what it is.
One of my ex’s loses inhibitions with it 😂😂😂
i love that fragrance as it's a very summery fragrance
Great job thank you.
I cant believe Im watching this, thanks! i learned a lot!
This cologne collection is just beautiful 😻
One easy rule of thumb I found works really well as to WHERE to spray is: wherever you can feel a pulse.
People with twitching in their eyelids: sweating profusely
On my coke
Hot spots
Thank you this is very needy for me☺
Thank you for the info my friend!
Bro I just wanted a 20 second video on where to apply cheap men’s cologne.
You unintentionally just became a pro haha
😂
The trash. If its cheap, don't wear it. If you wear cheap, you become cheap. Spend a little on your cologne. Its worth it.
@@codykirchner9606 there are a few cheap brands that are actually really good too though. Nautica blue and Azzaro chrome sport are 2 cheapest that smell good and get compliments while spending less than 20 bucks for a 3.4oz
@@swappedoutZ71 agreed. Usher made a great scent and a lot of them were high end and just discontinued. Doesn’t mean you’re cheap if you buy older, discontinued scents.
0:01 hilarious!
😂
Great Video! Thank you
Great video. Make sense.
I blind bought Burberry Touch. Hated it on opening, but on dry down, I love the mid and base notes and the performance is outstanding. It's now my signature.
Exact same thing happened to me with sauvage
It's one of my favorites
The parts on the body you mentioned is where I spray, I only own 6 and depending on what season it is I started spraying lighter scents and mostly after I get out the shower
Thank you so much, so helpful 🙏🏽
Good tips thank you ❤️
He’s definitely right about testing before you buy. Issey Miyake L’eau D’Issey is one of those frags that has a beautiful opening. I sprayed a sample bit on me and bought it on the spot. When I got home, the drydown musk note was absolutely sickeningly unbearable on my skin.
Lesson learned.
For me, it's exactly the opposite with this fragrance. I find the opening to be almost unbearable, but I love the drydown
I have worked as a seller of shaving water and perfumes and here are tips on how to test whether the shaving water suits you or not. When you are going to test a new perfume, spray a little on the wrist (blood vein goes there) and give off heat to the perfume, let it sit for about 1 hour before you smell and see how the perfume reacts with your body's odor. This with finding new shaving water can take time, as you have to proceed in the way I just described. The difference between these shaving waters is as follows
EdP = Eay de Parfym perfume oil strength of 10-30% and gives off odor for about 5 hours.
EdT Eau de Toilette perfume oil strength 5-20% and emits odor for about 3 hours.
EdC Eau de Colonge perfume strength of about 2-5% emits odor for about 1.5 hours.
The only places you should spray the perfume are behind the ear (Here goes the main artery of the rush of the blood gives off heat) therefore you should just put the perfume here.and MAX 2 pressure. When you spray behind the ear, the scent emits well.
Spraying on perfume elsewhere on the body is just a waste, as no stronger blood vessels go there and provide heat. The perfume will just dry in and the smell disappears.
A man should NEVER spray his wrists as ahn should wear perfume. Only women should do this, as you as a man might have to kiss the woman's hand and then you can smell her perfume.
Thanks man, I appreciate the input !
Thank you for another useful video, great tips on scents, so many people are getting this wrong
Wow!!! … I learned a lot in 5 minutes from this video than others. Awesome video!!! .. I forwarded this video to at least 10 of my friends!!!
Hi Antonio, "Navy" here!, medically-speaking, I recommend not to "rub fragrances in". The problem being the danger of "sensitizing" the skin lower layers (dermis) to some of the constituents of the perfume, EDT, EDC... even though one may not be allergic to the product. There is also the danger of "rubbing in" outside contaminants in some of the more delicate skin areas leading to sensitization, rashes, reactions, etc... Great videos as usual, Ciao, L
Raf here
Hey Antonio, I love your channel and it's helped me a lot over the years. I was just thinking that while your audio quality is great, you might really be able to bring out the expressions on your face and the details of the products that you talk about if you had slightly less flat lighting which kind of looks very plain. Offered humbly, thank you for all you've done for us.
this video is awesome. super informative and articulate
Thank you Antonio another great informative video.
Great video. I agree with your rubbing fragrance assessment. I see it as add surface area. The only potential down side being diluting the concentration which depending on your intent could make the sent less noticeable.
Two things I definitely agree with you here. 1.) There are some scents that I KNOW are not appreciated by 95% who smell them, so I only wear them at home, much like one might light a candle or burn incense just because they like the smell. And 2) while I was once told by a guy at a fragrance shop to 'spray, delay and walk away' scents are meant to be sprayed directly on the skin where the skin is warmer. Great video.
It helps if you simply don't care. I wear my scents, and I have about 50, 35 or so that I love. I wear them first and foremost for myself, because I love the performance and scent. If someone does like it, tough shit, whip my ass and make me stop wearing it. Otherwise step aside Hater.
Very well done
Nice one; very helpful. Thanks!
This is an area I have no knowledge on and I don't wear them normally. Great breakdown on cologne. Thank you for this!
I’ve been wearing Polo Blue since 2002. Awesome fragrance!
I have Chrome Azzaro and Estee Lauder Pleasure.
Great post.
I like this guy, just sensible explanation all the way subbed
I was expecting boomer memes, but i really like the gifs/memes you've been using lately
I often smell the cologne projecting from pilots as far as several meters away. They get enclosed in their own space away from the passengers though, and airliner cockpits often smell very mechanical so I think it's good on them to have a scent that masks the airplane smell. Long-haul flights also mean not being able to shower for over 18 hours so having the scent strong at first is good, so it can wear off over time and be present but minimal by the time they emerge from the cockpit to bid the passengers farewell. For myself, I am an aircraft fueler, working in enclosed spaces with the smell of jet fuel permeating everything. I am often the recipient of remarks about my jet fuel smell in the cockpit while I am getting the pilot's signature on the sales receipt. So, I have just placed an order for Jean Paul Gaultier "Aviator", an Eau-De-Toilette which I hope will fit in with the aromas around the airport without overpowering it for those who enjoy the smell of an airport/airplane. Since my jet fuel smell is particularly strong, I think I may need to be one of those who uses double the recommended dose.
Great Info
Great cologne info ! Thanks.👊👍👍
Didn't know you had a degree in chemistry. Very nice, Antonio
I see Armaf club de nuit intense man in the background beside Creed Aventus. 😍
Thank you for this video sir!!
Very good advice. I actually learned alot. Thanks a ton
I think the point of the atomizer on fragrance bottles is to separate the different notes to make them more distinctive. If you rub your wrists together then you might not be destroying the molecules but you would meld the more delicate scents with the stronger ones.
That's rubbish. It's all dissolved in the bottle and it all gets sprayed in equal parts everywhere through the atomizer.
does this guy blink?
great video. God Bless!!
The best opening for a video ever !!!!
Same rule applies with deodorant some scents begin to smell rancid after hours of usage I think I narrowed it down to one deodorant scent that works best for me
Great vid as always, brotha.. the rubbing thing I have heard not to do for years from others as well... I know I moisturize with non scented lotion first after the shower and the spray vs rub just in case... I guess its to each his/her own🤔
I like the short video. Quick, and to the point. Learned a lot.
Appreciate you man thanks!!