...For me, while it's still the rainy part of late autumn (usually typical November weather), Ninfea and "Brit Rhythm for Her (Eau de Toilette)" seem most suitable :)

...Dear members: This topic allows us to share our daily fragrances with other fellow fragheads on this platform and thus give them an insight into our daily "scent history". For the sake of comprehensibility, we politely request that only fragrances in our database be referenced. At this point, I would also like to briefly remind of our policy regarding banned brands (listed here): conversations about these are not desired in any part of this forum. Posts relating to such brands will be moderated in the future.We thank you for your understanding.

...I agree that interaction using all the channels possible is a key here - commenting reviews and statements, or others' fragrance collections (yes, it's possible for anyone who did not know :)), replying to blogs and just start an exchange of thoughts. Meetjoeblack:Imagine sending someone a Christmas card, and the recipient only being able to know that they received a card, but never who sent it. How many people would take the time to write that card?I do understand the feeling of a little frustration if one doesn't know whom to thank.On the other hand, being part of a community, I would consider anything I do would affect the whole, regardless of whether I know this person ''personally'' or not and whether it leads to clearly defined and immediate reciprocity. It's enough to know that it's someone from this community. This being said, except for rewards and votes, any other action will always show the username. Personally, I do not mind remaining anonymous if I awarded or upvoted someone's writings/pictures. If I wish to start a conversation, I will comment anyway. In my eyes, therefore, the interaction does not really depend on (openly) 'rewarding' each other and returning the favour, but perhaps more on everything else as mentioned in the beginning.Last but not least: There are 3 chat bars that can be used for interaction and conversation - the status bar on the homepage ("ticker bar"), the one on the Community page, and the private chat on your very own profile page (can be activated via settings).

...Hi, I agree that it depends on where you are and what type of fragrances you're looking for.Generally speaking, I've seen Dsquared² and Zara's fragrances being mentioned a lot.For instance, "Vibrant Leather (Eau de Toilette)" - apparently discontinued, but on the perfume page, similar fragrances incl. Zara's are mentioned.Another from Zara - "From Paris to New York".Then, Yves Rocher as already mentioned - "Nature - Bois de Cèdre et Citron Vert", for example.For fragrances in this vein, I'd also take a look at the brands Jeanne Arthes and especially Jeanne en Provence.Both belong to one company based in Grasse and have nice fragrances for a little price tag.They should be found at e.g. Karstadt or Kaufhof, if you're in Germany.Should you prefer sweeter fragrances, Boss, Versace... come to mind, but you might have tried them already (at Douglas or else)

...Thank you Don for the nice list. Greetings and three cheers to the crew on board! :)To my international team fellows: The German-speaking mod crew is proficient in English so you can reach out to them without hesitation.This being said, for anything you would like to discuss or questions, I gladly remain one of your first stop cabins ;)

...Same here as Exciter, I like citrusy in summer, too.Nothing new, but I find "L'Eau d'Issey pour Homme (Eau de Toilette)" a timeless classic.Some from the Arden Green Tea line are quite unisex despite being marketed as women's scents.A fragrance for private hours doesn't always or necessarily have to be fruity or sweet, as far as I am concerned. Depends on the wearer's type and the company's taste, obviously.Btw, here are some threads related to summer fragrances:https://www.parfumo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=404https://www.parfumo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1076This thread by a member contains a very detailed description of some fragrances, including those suited for summer:https://www.parfumo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=32766

...Cold-weather testing Cassandra.

..."Green Tea Exotic" turns out to be compatible with warmer February weather.

...Silverfire:Linen, instead of Linnen....https://www.parfumo.com/Fragrance_Notes/LinnenEdit: It seems that both spellings are legit here :)

...Hi Oaks, welcome to Parfumo!Glad to hear you've found "Topaze (Eau de Cologne)", the fragrance you sought for your mother.It's apparently been discontinued but hopefully you will find it in the internet.A wonderful Christmas season to you, too!

...Edarggniknis:I think that you should visit one day Ingmar Bergman's and, especially, Andrei Tarkovsky's works. Just look at these openings:Offret: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvda7vGTcZMFanny and Alexander: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ap_q9wVl2OIThank you very much for your suggestions, Edarggnikis.Unfortunately, the sound for the opening of Offret somehow did not work for me, but I found another video where the music was combined with the scene in the beginning which was stunning enough...I had watched Fanny and Alexander as a child but was not able to appreciate the opening as it is back then.One really should revisit past acquaintances for re-discoveries.I will certainly visit Offret in full (as well as take a closer look at Tarkovsky's works).Thank you again for your recommendation :)

...Edarggniknis:Ohhh, Barry Lyndon.Indeed :) Although I have to admit that I have not yet watched that masterpiece.Always a pleasure when the choice of music in a film matches with one's taste.And it continues with Schubert for me (a dream duo Britten/Rostropovich)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AonBUbPkthcAnd still more strings... (Appalachia Waltz)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vguZmqHJ6OA

...https://tinyurl.com/c7g5gy22nd movement from Schubert's Trio op. 100And of course, some of Bach's violin...Partita No.2 (D minor)https://tinyurl.com/y5jxc3ytI do not need a human voice to be moved to tears.

..."Nino Cerruti pour Femme (Eau de Toilette)":o Great, his sign must've been obvious to someone who's more fashion-conscious than I am.

...I don't know this perfume either, but I agree, the cap looks very specific, like an iceberg or monument, some I've seen in Scandinavian cities.Perhaps from late 80s-90s?The second part, the last name of the designer I assume it to be, reads as "Lund" to me.The first name looks to me starting with a K? Then an I, and an "er" at the end...Any fashion designer who sounds familiar to you, MrsGuerlain?

...Franfan20:Is it just me or is this website shown although no link is used in Parfumo's database set for this brand?Hmm, I'm still seeing the "Website of Stacked Style " on the brand page, too.

...https://www.parfumo.com/Perfumes/Stacked_StyleCurrently linked domain http://www.stackedstyle.com/ is for sale, no substitute found.Brand seems to be inactive as well, FB post last updated in 2008.

...Band-MaidPlay Livehttps://youtu.be/YeiIju_t1D8Moratorium Livehttps://youtu.be/N7BQCkUb4SI Puzzle Livehttps://youtu.be/3OuO0pgCBUoMissed their European tours this year again :?

...for Green Oakmosshttps://www.parfumo.com/Fragrance_Note/Grean_oakmossThanks :)

...Di niente! ;)