The hypothetical scenario:
Someone overhears you talking about your passion for frargrances, someone you've met in passing before but don't know well. He's a late-20s early-30s male, neatly if not expensively dressed (polo & chinos), middle class, decent job, yadda yadda. Sadly this poor soul lacks a sense of smell, and would like your input on a fragrance or two, as even though he can't smell them himself he is well aware of the presence and effect of fragrance. And he is dubious about that can of AXE body spray that his brother claims will get him "all the chicks." He is single and looking, so he doesn't have a girlfriend to help pick these out for him.
He says he just wants to smell "good." Something appropriate for day, and at the office. And most importantly of course, one for the date with a girl who could be ms. right. He doesn't want to put too much thought into it, but he wants his bases covered.
You talk him into at least four fragrances, convincing him that he needs one for summer daytime, one for cooler weather, one or two for evenings, and perhaps one for more formal occasions.
(Setting aside skin compatibility issues for the sake of the exercise), what fragrances would you select, and how would explain each fragrance to him?
Someone overhears you talking about your passion for frargrances, someone you've met in passing before but don't know well. He's a late-20s early-30s male, neatly if not expensively dressed (polo & chinos), middle class, decent job, yadda yadda. Sadly this poor soul lacks a sense of smell, and would like your input on a fragrance or two, as even though he can't smell them himself he is well aware of the presence and effect of fragrance. And he is dubious about that can of AXE body spray that his brother claims will get him "all the chicks." He is single and looking, so he doesn't have a girlfriend to help pick these out for him.
He says he just wants to smell "good." Something appropriate for day, and at the office. And most importantly of course, one for the date with a girl who could be ms. right. He doesn't want to put too much thought into it, but he wants his bases covered.
You talk him into at least four fragrances, convincing him that he needs one for summer daytime, one for cooler weather, one or two for evenings, and perhaps one for more formal occasions.
(Setting aside skin compatibility issues for the sake of the exercise), what fragrances would you select, and how would explain each fragrance to him?
