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Extraordinary Crowd Pleaser That Not Everyone Wears
Happy New Year, dear community! It's time for a new comment and especially for a new comment on this extraordinary crowd pleaser that not everyone wears.
Dear JoHannes, your blog “Mann Mann Mann - Männer Männer Männer”
speaks to my soul in many ways. And I hope I was allowed to use a quote from your blog for my title.
Where has the desire gone to not be (or here better: not smell) like everyone else? Where has individuality gone? Does everyone nowadays want to look and smell like the masses? Does everyone want to drive the same car, own the same smartphone, or wear the same watch? Nowadays, most men sport laser-sharp trimmed beards. And almost always the same style. They all look alike. Everyone wants to smell like Aventus, LNDLH, Layton, and recently totally hyped Baccart Rouge. The pants now end above the ankles. In the past, we would have called that high water. Shoes generally without socks. Always the same smartphone with the apple logo. And watches. Yes, watches are also a topic. The one who spends a lot of money on watches or better said, the one who has no idea about watches but thinks he must wear an expensive luxury watch, usually buys the diver's watch from the probably most famous watch brand in the world. Because he doesn't know any better. And just for the info: There is no watch in the world that is copied more often than this one.
Just don't get me wrong. Everyone should do and wear what they want. It's even stated in the constitution. I also like the aforementioned fragrances very much. However, I personally do not believe in the often-quoted “magic” of these scents.
So, where has male individuality gone? I would always mention the Bvlgari here in the forum when someone is looking for an extraordinary fragrance. The Extrême is incredibly fresh. It starts with the bitter freshness of a freshly squeezed grapefruit. It remains bitter, on the edge of bitterness. Invigorating, woody. And in the end, thanks to the musk, also slightly dirty. It lasts quite long and projects more than adequately. A perfume should not disguise you.
Oh yes, guys, I want to emphasize this again. A perfume does not make you more attractive to women. Maybe at first sniff. After that, for most women, what should make a (life)long relationship counts: love, respect, responsibility, a shoulder to lean on, security, and the art of being able to listen. If you can't manage that, you can smell as good as you want.
I wish us all that this year becomes “normal” again.
Best regards
Your Profumorist
Dear JoHannes, your blog “Mann Mann Mann - Männer Männer Männer”
speaks to my soul in many ways. And I hope I was allowed to use a quote from your blog for my title.
Where has the desire gone to not be (or here better: not smell) like everyone else? Where has individuality gone? Does everyone nowadays want to look and smell like the masses? Does everyone want to drive the same car, own the same smartphone, or wear the same watch? Nowadays, most men sport laser-sharp trimmed beards. And almost always the same style. They all look alike. Everyone wants to smell like Aventus, LNDLH, Layton, and recently totally hyped Baccart Rouge. The pants now end above the ankles. In the past, we would have called that high water. Shoes generally without socks. Always the same smartphone with the apple logo. And watches. Yes, watches are also a topic. The one who spends a lot of money on watches or better said, the one who has no idea about watches but thinks he must wear an expensive luxury watch, usually buys the diver's watch from the probably most famous watch brand in the world. Because he doesn't know any better. And just for the info: There is no watch in the world that is copied more often than this one.
Just don't get me wrong. Everyone should do and wear what they want. It's even stated in the constitution. I also like the aforementioned fragrances very much. However, I personally do not believe in the often-quoted “magic” of these scents.
So, where has male individuality gone? I would always mention the Bvlgari here in the forum when someone is looking for an extraordinary fragrance. The Extrême is incredibly fresh. It starts with the bitter freshness of a freshly squeezed grapefruit. It remains bitter, on the edge of bitterness. Invigorating, woody. And in the end, thanks to the musk, also slightly dirty. It lasts quite long and projects more than adequately. A perfume should not disguise you.
Oh yes, guys, I want to emphasize this again. A perfume does not make you more attractive to women. Maybe at first sniff. After that, for most women, what should make a (life)long relationship counts: love, respect, responsibility, a shoulder to lean on, security, and the art of being able to listen. If you can't manage that, you can smell as good as you want.
I wish us all that this year becomes “normal” again.
Best regards
Your Profumorist
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3 Comments
What you write here and basically respond to JoHannes' blog should be obvious. It's hard to believe that for some, it would still feel like a revelation if they actually read and believed it.