/cuteboys/ - Boypussy

One can of Ax bodyspray each day, followed with a Summer's Eve shower at night. Use tea tree shampoo to shave.

Armani code

Hugo Boss

Pretty much alternate bewteen those two depending on where im going.

>>234121

i use Bahdy Ohdour, atleast i think thats what its called, smells really nice :^)

I mostly use Swiss Unlimited. It's a little musky but I'm not going for trap material so it's okay. I also started using this other stuff called Amplify which smells nice

>>234142

>One can of Ax bodyspray each day

it would start smelling like bug spray with anything more than just a few spurts

I like the smell of cock. Or his pits and butt if he's been working out. :P

I hate cologne, burns my fucking nose, I want to smell the actual person

I love my boyfriend's smell and he loves mine, we trade coats/hoodies on the regular. Scent is so intertwined with memory that when I take a deep smell of him in his clothing it makes my head all cloudy.

I use pumpkin spice-scented shampoo. Smells like a candle, it's breddy gud.

i thought this thread was gonna be about guy smells

>>234217

>>234292

oh yes

>>234292

Ahhh my heart

tfw no bf whose clothes I can steal

i use chanel no 19!

no 5 is too old woman-y.

(but i guess as an irl trap, i can get away with using perfumes for girls since i pretty much am one)

>>234149

>Armani code

How fancy

A £1 can of right guard, you fucking faggots.

>>234569

It's pretty understated.

Subtle enough to leave an impression once i leave, but not while i'm there.

Anyone know a good cologne I can wear that doesn't leave a trail of stench behind me and burn my nose?

To put this in perspective, things like old spice deodorant burn my nose when I wear them. I want something just faint enough for someone to smell when they're near me.

And of course it should smell good.

>>234149

You go out like this?

whoaaaa

I found a recipe for homemade body spray

I'm planning on making myself smell like strawberries

http://thetastyalternative.com/2012/05/how-to-make-homemade-body-spray-with-essential-oils/

>>242075

>I fucking love a man's scent after working hard and sweating so much that his body is glistening.

then long, sweaty sex should turn you the fuck on

two men rubbing against each other, their odors mixing together and making a brand new one

there's nothing sexier than the smell of oranges

Anybody try play by givenchy?

I'm thinking of maybe using pumpkin and other spices cologne because it gets men horny they say.

Plus I want to smell like pumpkin.

>>242146

I have Play Intense for men. Wish I didn't buy it though because it has a strange plasticky smell when it settles.

>>234715

I used to think that. But then this girl walked past me, and I smelled her before I saw her, and I basically fell in love before I even knew what she looked like. Still don't know what perfume that was, btw. The right fragrance can be all the difference.

There are probably fragrances that you smell all the time that subtly alter your perception of those around you but your brain filters out the evaluation process. Yes there are some fragrances that repel you, but that's why you test them out before you buy them. Fragrances need to be updated with the times/occasion just like fashion.

If people are walking around still wearing Chanel no 5, Lancome Magie Noire or Yves Saint Laurent Kouros, then yes they will smell weird, just like if someone walked past you wearing a full Edwardian getup with a powdered wig or something, it would weird you out. But unfortunately people know nothing about fragrance and just wear whatever their parents buy them or what smells good on a test strip or is affordable, so they end up with stuff that is loud or 'classic' but not with stuff that will enhance their pre-existing modern aesthetic.

And on the subject of musk, yes, that it a very outdated note in perfumery. It can be handled in a way that is 'timeless' but anything with a strong musk note is going to be divisive because it reminds us all of our grandparents or something.

If you want to smell modern-masculine, go for something with a dominant Tonka Bean note (somebody already mentioned Armani Code, the men's verison of which is mostly Tonka) as this is very in fashion right now for young men's fragrances.

If you want to smell girly, fruity fragrances are the way to go. It might sound like a horrible idea, but if you are on a budget, basically any celebrity perfume for girls will do. Britney Spears, Taylor Swift and One Direction have good options. For something less embarrassing, the Marc Jacobs line of fragrances (Daisy, Dot, Honey) are perfect examples of youthful feminine scents that don't repel anyone.

More androgynous choices might include something with amber or vanilla. Dolce and Gabbana The One for Men (not women) is a good scent that smells like candy. Prada Candy is a gorgeous caramel scent. Food is pretty androgynous as far as I'm concerned.

>>242110

If you really believe that check out the range of fragrances by Hermés. Their perfumer's signature is orange. Jour d'hermes, Terre d'Hermes, Eau des Merveilles, or Eau d'Orange Verte are good places to start. They're pricey, though.

>>234670

A guy at work wears this, or something very like it. He's like 70 but I swear he smells so good I don't even care.

>>242075

When I was at school my crush would have slight mascline body odor, but always mixed with the smell of Lynx Africa bodyspray. The scent of that stuff gives me a headache on anyone else, but if I smelled that combination of him+the Lynx again, it would take me right back to when I was 14. Even if we don't love the fragrance right away, scent memory is so profound that it will inevitably work its way into our memories and control our emotions. That's why you shouldn't disregard perfume.

>>242147

>plastic smell

Oh that's no good!

I only heard that complaint on amazon where people bought ripoffs, but if you have a legit store bought bottle, that's unfortunate.

Maybe it's just intense that has that plastic smell.

Also, I've made perfume once before, but never with oils! I found some oil that is pumpkin pie, that has good reviews, and is also my favorite smell in the world. How do I go about diluting this? I'm getting mixed answers all over Google.

Bumping this thread in hopes of tips for buying perfume, what kind of smells should i look out for? Like is fruity smells the way to go or something? Recommendations are welcome!

>>234217

>pits after a workout

So onions?

>>250181

Definitely fruity if you want to let guys know you want someone to fuck you in the ass. Apples, strawberry, that shit. Just avoid godawful stuff like coconut. Jesus christ coconut is so terrible how can people willingly buy stuff with that scent?

I use Mark Fragrance Pencils and no deodorant(note: i naturally dont sweat a lot or have a strong odor). Little bit of the fragrance pen on wrist and some right above pubic region.

>>250196

So that's a yes?

>>250213

It's a good scent if it's attached to good memories.

>>234142

>not using one can per armpit

Gross dude