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post #61 of 80
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Originally Posted by J.Riv View Post

It isnt that I am ashamed.. I Just am not into sweet scents right now. Or rather edible ones. Idk why but I woke up yesterday and realized I lost my lust. So I sprayed on some Claibourne Sport and left.


A*men is unbareable for me right now... makes me want to throw up. That is not an exaggeration either.


- Jay

http://community.basenotes.net/showthread.php?t=201870

Didn't you just sing the praises of Carlos Santana the other day? (which is great btw...)

Anyway, for me it would be Shiseido Basala. A lot of people love this fragrance. Personally I just don't get the appeal...
post #62 of 80
I forgot to add Maestrale by Profumi di Pantelleria. No, no.
post #63 of 80
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Originally Posted by rtamara41 View Post



one fragrance that I may almost never wear again is Angel.

I can appreciate it on others, I can appreciate the creativity of its composition, but I find it way too demanding to reside on my own personal skin.

So much for never.
I have developed a sudden craving for Angel. And gave my bottle away months ago.
oh well. It will pass.
I think it's the season and the cold weather... a craving for sweets and strong scents.
post #64 of 80
A*Men applied once after showering,turned around, and went right back into the shower.Threw the sample right into the trash can.
post #65 of 80
I really can't wear anything with that marine accord. My skin turns it into the ONLY accord for some reason. I kept trying and trying the stuff hoping for better ... I have given up!
post #66 of 80
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Originally Posted by Ron199 View Post

A*Men applied once after showering,turned around, and went right back into the shower.Threw the sample right into the trash can.

Same thing happened to me this morning. Except that mine was Santal Blanc, not A*Men.
post #67 of 80
For me it's Aramis 900. Hoo Boy does that stuff make me ill!

In addendum: Fresh and Aquatic Scents really don't mix with my skin chemistry. They tend to smell like a chemical cocktail on me.
post #68 of 80
Oh, and I forgot to add, Cool Water as well.
It was one of the first frags that I ever purchased, and wore it for about a month. I revisited it recently, and I don't understand how on earth I put up with that vile stuff for so long... It gives me a headache as well. I sold it virtually as a giveaway on eBay - with shipping and the eBay fees, I'm not making any money out of it but it's just gotta go. Outta my house. Sometimes I'd give something I don't care for to friends, but I don't want to smell this on any of my friends either.
post #69 of 80
Taste changes and expands, so I don't think there is an answer to your question. However, at this point I would not want to wear X-centric.
post #70 of 80
M7, especially M7 Fresh. Smells like Vick's Vapor Rub on me. Also, I thought I hated anything that's got a lot of vetiver like Eau Savage or anything that reminds me of dirt and grass (especially Fleur du Male). My nose just sends all kinds of warning signals to my brain. However, Thierry Mugler cologne proved me wrong. I hated the first 15-20 minutes of wearing it at first, then it mellowed out into this soft soap smell when I was randomly doing chores around the house.
post #71 of 80
Caron - Yatagan = Thermonuclear Waste - First time I wore it I tore a hole in the Ozone
post #72 of 80
Drakkar Noir. I wanted to like it. I didn't mind that it was too popular several years ago, but--smelling it gave me a terrible reaction in my stomach. Something between pain and/or nausea. I had never had that kind of a reaction to fragrance before or since. It smelled sharp and revolting. Birch trees on acid? No, gracias.

Also, when I was going through my "rouge" phase, I purchased a little number called Rouge Royal by Marina de Bourbon. I couldn't figure out what this fragrance was trying to be. So, I asked a friends opion. She said, "It smells like moldy trees."

Huh? Again, I pass.

-David
post #73 of 80
Acqua di Gio is revolting.
post #74 of 80
There are some scents I am very unlikely to wear, but in this life I find I have often had cause to quote to myself:

"Never say 'never'."
post #75 of 80
A*Men smells like the times I've put Chips Ahoy soft chocolate chip cookies in the microwave to warm up and set the timer too long. The top notes just reminds me of all the wasted cookies I've burned. The dry down, I've smelled it a few times the one time I wore it, I just told myself, "I really don't get it."
post #76 of 80
TABAC Cologne .... current formulation .
The after-shave is brilliant ..
post #77 of 80
In one fragrance, Cartier Must manages to combines two smells that I don't care for - cinnamon and "old man" - awful unless perhaps you are over 50.

And I long ago was done with CK fragrances.
post #78 of 80
Eternity. Polo Sport.

*thinks*

Messe de Minuit (I don't understand how this gets compared to Avignon. Avignon is wonderful, smoky, church-incense, while Messe de Minuit is sickly-sweet, perverse, and rotten, at least on me. The incense is there but it's as if someone threw burning incense on a corpse to mask the smell.)
post #79 of 80
Anything with a heavy calone note.

Add moderate calone note to that.

wait...any calone? could be.
post #80 of 80
Givenchy - Insense Ultramarine
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