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post #61 of 74
Aware, brah.
post #62 of 74
sup brahs

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post #63 of 74
A*Men is a great choice for casual wear in cool weather. Fahrenheit imo is a vile fragrance that smells like hospital cleaner.
post #64 of 74
Buy HM EDP or possibly Rochas Man. Neither Fahrenheit nor A*Men are suited for 18 year olds, nor are they ideal for hot weather. HM smells like candied citrus, lemon, mint, melon, and vanilla with a hint of chocolate. It is sensational and one of the best smelling, most unique "designer" scents out there. Rochas Man is simply delicious, delicious, delicious. It smells like, cotton candy, creamy lattes, raspberry, chocolate, vanilla, and cinnamon, but I would go VERY LIGHT on it in hot weather as it is extremely sweet. No more than two sprays of either, man! Don't buy crap like Isse. It's gross and smells tired and boring as hell. There is nothing special I can say for it. If you must choose between Fahrenheit and A*Men without sampling them and at your age, then understand that the first is a dark-light combination of fresh, grassy, aromatic, florals and dark, greasy, petroleum, and the other is a deep, brooding, delicious, chocolate-covered-caramel, patchouli bomb. They are both amazing, but I'm not sure if they'd necessarily be "for you". Good luck, man.
post #65 of 74
...or you could achieve a perfect compromise and purchase JPG's Le Male, which although popular, is not nearly as generic a scent as Aqua Di Gio, or 1 Milion. It IS the most classic, timeless, versatile, and utterly sexy, male fragrance for a REASON. It is perfection in a bottle.
post #66 of 74
Fahrenheit...tried a few times...on my list to buy if I get a discount price.
A*Men, once it hits dry down its great, REALLY GREAT.
post #67 of 74
idk if you can compare these two against each other
post #68 of 74
Fahrenheit. A*Men doesn't work well for me on warmer weather.
post #69 of 74
Thierry Mugler - A Men
post #70 of 74
Also have to say both. Neither of them are safe to blind buy either. I'd say fahrenheit.
post #71 of 74
I wouldn't go either in your case. They are complex as highlighted and hence won't get you what you want. I recommend instead Dior Homme, Homme intense or classics like D&G
post #72 of 74
I would go fahrenheit
post #73 of 74
Fahrenheit smells better than lots of niche. Try also Rochas Man and 212.
post #74 of 74
Amen
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