...I really don't know what to think about Tokyo Milk. I love the way they're advertised, especially the dark series. But then, none of the dark ones I've tried seemed dark to me at all! In fact, most of the TM fragrances I've tried I found pretty generic. Which is such a shame, since I'd love to own one of these pretty bottles ;-)I'm probably with Sherapop on Excess being the best of the line, and luckily you'll get to decide for yourself soon ;-)Let us know what you think after sampling!

...I'd totally love to go and see a perfumista one day and have her create a perfume for me -- but that's probably out of my budget :-(Some of my favorite notes in perfumes are fig (the green stuff), vanilla, amber, strawberry, gajac wood, teak wood and marshmallow. It would probably smell just awful if you tried to combine them all in one fragrance :lol:

...Just opened up my brand new bottle of "Orange Sanguine". Blind buy, but woah! Really good!

...Triplex:"Dzing!" is another dirty little thingyI'm with you on this one, Triplex. Much more agreeable than Dzing!, but nevertheless not wearable for me: "Messe de Minuit". I really like the smell as such, but wearing it would make me smell like I fell asleep during a long, long catholic sunday mass, I fear

...My impression is that parfumo is much closer to basenotes than to fragrantica. But that also means that people here are much more likely to engage in more "serious" discussions about perfume and stuff and this might well lead to a more intimate atmosphere once the international community has a few more active members. So that's something nice, non? :)

...DieNase:Flaconneur:Mine is "Sables" by Annick Goutal. The Crème brûlée of fragrances.I don't get that Crème Brûlée vibe at all. To me it es a very weird, DRY fragrance. Amazing how different perceptions may be...I have the same "problem" with this one. I'm a big fan of gourmand fragrances, but this one didn't classify and went straight in the pass-on-boxAtm, I find "1270" and "Sweet Redemption" very yummy, but if you're looking for something more recognizably edible, then maybe "Les Senteurs Gourmandes - Tendre Madeleine" or "Indian Coconut Nectar" (though the latter isn' true to its name, I think. I don't really get the coconut, it's more like a cupcake with ridiculous amounts of butter cream to me)

...yep, just do it, I'm all up for some of the fun stuff they do on fragrantica. Only issue might be that the international version of parfumo might not be as lively a place yet, but I'm sure things will change :D

..."Beach Blanket", however, smells wonderful if you're after the beach bum feeling -- yummmy sunscreen smell

...I assume, waht you mean is that it smells like the sea rather than typical tropical island fragrances?If so,"Aqua Motu" is pretty much what I imagine a clear sea to smell like :-)