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Fragrances in a Place of Worship

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Do you wear fragrance when you go to a place of worship? If so, are there certain fragrances you wear in these holy places?
post #2 of 31
My suggestion would be Avignon.
post #3 of 31
I wear anything I feel like wearing that particular day.
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I usually just try to make sure it's something respectful to those around me, just like I would in a close work space. Three sprays max of just about anything. I sing in the choir so I also do not want to aggravate the other singers. My scent with the most "holy" feel is probably Creed Silver Mountain Water. It just has that pristine and clean presence.
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YSL Rive Gauche ph
post #6 of 31
I worship women at strip clubs. That probably doesn't count.
post #7 of 31
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I usually just try to make sure it's something respectful to those around me, just like I would in a close work space. Three sprays max of just about anything. I sing in the choir so I also do not want to aggravate the other singers. My scent with the most "holy" feel is probably Creed Silver Mountain Water. It just has that pristine and clean presence.

Wow, ok a couple of hours ago, I was just telling another BNer that I like to use SMW when I go to church, so I don't smell too provocative. Seems I'm not alone! What coincidence.
post #8 of 31
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Originally Posted by Sensual View Post

I worship women at strip clubs. That probably doesn't count.

There are many different types and places of worship. What fragrance do you wear to the strip club?
post #9 of 31
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There are many different types and places of worship. What fragrance do you wear to the strip club?

I also want to know this, Monsieur Sensual

I'm guessing something sweet and spicy, with a bit of dirt.
post #10 of 31
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Do you wear fragrance when you go to a place of worship? If so, are there certain fragrances you wear in these holy places?

I sing in a choir at an Episcopal church in San Francisco that has a very liberal and largely gay crowd in attendance. I find I often wear scents marketed to women there much more often than I do to work for example. I guess I just assume a higher level of acceptance there.

On certain occasions, I wear specific scents. For the past few years, at every Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve I've worn Caron Nuit de Noël, and in the same way for the Easter Vigil, I've been wearing Caron Parfum Sacré. It's the association of the name with the occasion in part, but also, I love both of these, and just don't wear them much, so I take advantage of the habitual occasions to wear them.
post #11 of 31
Wearing Czech & Speake's Frankincense and Myrhh with Amouges Gold combo puts me on good terms with the baby Jesus and wearing Angel men gives me brownie points with his old man. Though I have noticed the congregation stays well away from me and I usually have the aisle to myself. And I have noticed the priest is usually holding his nose if I'm in the front row. But if this is what I have to wear for my sins then so be it. So my friends where your fragrances to your place of worship and go forth and sin no more. Praise be to the Lord. Amen...............lol
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Wearing Czech & Speake's Frankincense and Myrhh with Amouges Gold combo puts me on good terms with the baby Jesus and wearing Angel men gives me brownie points with his old man. Though I have noticed the congregation stays well away from me and I usually have the aisle to myself. And I have noticed the priest is usually holding his nose if I'm in the front row. But if this is what I have to wear for my sins then so be it. So my friends where your fragrances to your place of worship and go forth and sin no more. Praise be to the Lord. Amen...............lol

Based on personal experience in some churches, this sounds like a good plan depending on the circumstances.
post #13 of 31
Messe du Minuit by Etro, which literally means "Midnight Mass". I don't go to church, but wearing this definitely evokes that imagery.
post #14 of 31
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Originally Posted by Rosehavn View Post

Do you wear fragrance when you go to a place of worship? If so, are there certain fragrances you wear in these holy places?

Yes.

Fortunately it's not hard to find something that blends in with church incense (which is basically frankincense and myrrh).

Most of the Lauder stuff works quite well: Lauder for Men, Aramis, Aramis 900, Aramis Devin, Intuition for Men.

Also consider Ralph Lauren Polo or Givenchy Xeryus.
post #15 of 31
Some places ask you not to wear anything because of the possibility of allergies and so forth.
I usually just wear what I want to and not a ton of it.
post #16 of 31
It would be like any other place where I deemed it appropriate to wear a fragrance - anything within my grasp at the time.
post #17 of 31
I wear what I feel like wearing that day.
post #18 of 31
I wear something without a lot of sillage, and keep the application light.
post #19 of 31
Why, A*men of course....... hahaha
post #20 of 31
Wearing anything that i like lightly..
post #21 of 31
I don't attend religious services anymore but if I did, I'd probably wear stuff like A*Men, Black XS, 1 Million, Gaultier2, Lolita Lempicka, Le Male, etc. just because I think it would be sort of interesting to do so.
post #22 of 31
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Originally Posted by matthewfoo View Post

Wow, ok a couple of hours ago, I was just telling another BNer that I like to use SMW when I go to church, so I don't smell too provocative. Seems I'm not alone! What coincidence.

Interesting! I go with Himalaya. Like I've said, it's like tap dancing in heaven
post #23 of 31
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Originally Posted by N_Tesla View Post

I wear what I feel like wearing that day.

word.

The creative force responsible for all we know created all these fragrant plants that we adore, and gifted us with intelligence to emulate the naturals with processes producing synthetics.

Although I personally choose more natural, conservative fragrances, not pure malt for instance.
post #24 of 31
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Originally Posted by N_Tesla View Post

I wear what I feel like wearing that day.

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Originally Posted by DULLAH View Post

word.

The creative force responsible for all we know created all these fragrant plants that we adore, and gifted us with intelligence to emulate the naturals with processes producing synthetics.....

Word - both posts.

Basically, it boils down to what we would wear to a place where people will be close by.
post #25 of 31
I do hardly frequent places of worship and if I do, I usually go for an unscented deodorant and/or aftershave balm- though, if there is a part of festive function organized in a place of worship (e.g. a wedding or christening in my family or my circle of friends) I am usually formally dressed, thus I wear most likely a formal fragrance
post #26 of 31
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Interesting! I go with Himalaya. Like I've said, it's like tap dancing in heaven

Which reminds me that I really should reacquaint myself with Himalaya, the next time I'm in town. I've not smelled it in ages.
post #27 of 31
In my faith, wearing fragrances to the place of worship is much recommended for men. Thus, I don't have any problem wearing something that projects like Egoiste and CN Scent Intense as long as the scent is not offensive.
post #28 of 31
I wear whatever I feel suits my mood, but Hinoki and Knize Forest both seem to work noticeably well.
post #29 of 31
I wear anything that i feel like wearing when i go to church. But, to me, one that has a quiet, dry aura that pass me this sensation is Bois d'Encens Armani Prive. I feel that I`d also wear Black Cashmere as a woship frag.
post #30 of 31
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Originally Posted by IKL View Post

Messe du Minuit by Etro, which literally means "Midnight Mass". I don't go to church, but wearing this definitely evokes that imagery.

I have Messe de Minuit, and at my skin the last thing that this one evokes is a Midnight Mass....
post #31 of 31
CDG 2 Man seems strangely appropriate
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