...i know someone selling paco rabbane 1 mil lucky for 85 bucks 200 ml. is that a better long term buy for a sweet scent than eros or eros flame?

...I'm open to anything honestly, In my head im deciding between eros edp, le male, le beau and Bentley for men intense. Which one would you say is a better fit in my collection?

...in general what type of scents and notes am i missing?

...Right now my collection is as followsVersace dylan blueYsl y edpMontblanc legend spiritEncre noirAl haramain l'aventureCreamo spice and black vanillaDolce and gabbana the one edpDavidoff coolwaterI'm thinking something like 1 million lucky or Bentley for men edp but am open to anything. Am i missing any significant notes or scents? Just a bit of fyi I'm in my early 20s and live in a very warm climate for 90% of the year.

...get a couple cheap freshies for in a pinch uses. nautica voyage, coolwater. Also maybe a lavender scent like CK shock

...I am open to it, i am more seeing if there is any types of notes that im missing right now

...Hi everyone, Ive been into the fragrance game for a month or so and the only blue scent I have right now is YSl y edp. My question is, would you say that it would be redundant to get fragrances like Blue de chanel, dior savage, versace dylan blue if I already have Y edp?

...Currently I have,nautica voyagedavidoff coolwaterlalique encre noiral haramain l'aventure Montblanc legend redCreamo spice and black vanillaYsl y edpTed lapidus poker face (a clone of la nuit de l'homme)lataffah ameer al oud intense (Considering selling because I never use it)A bit of info about me I'm a 21 year old college student who lives in very warm weather for most of the year and have a slight preference towards blue scents like ysl y edp but am open to anything.

...PosthumanBased on how you described what you like I think you would enjoy these 3 things:1) Other "blue" fragrancesYSL Y EdP belongs to a category of so called "blue" fragrances. "Blue" in general means fragrances that are fresh with a hint of sweetness and that are overall very modern-smelling. It's a broad category but I'd recommend you try these scents from it:- Bleu de ChanelMaybe the classiest "blue" scent, it has grapefruit, a bit of incense and some woody notes. Overall it's very fresh with a slightly sweet and woody backgroud. It's generally considered an extremely good fragrance, liked by both fragrance enthusiasts (that sometimes look down upon at "blue" fragrances as being too normie or even boring) and the general population. I think you would really enjoy this one. There are EdT, EdP and Parfum concentrations and I recommend trying them all if you can but if you have to start with one, start with the EdP, that one is in many ways the realest Bleu from the line.- Dior SauvageCurrently the best-selling men's fragrance on the market and for a good reason. Some people can't stand it and say it's too strong and too common. But it might fit your tastes well, it's very fresh but a bit dark at the same time, has some sweetness. People who don't spend time on fragrance forums also often really really like it. It might be a common scent depending on your social circle or your country but in my experience not that many people know it and I keep getting questions about what scent am I wearing and how can it be that good, so don't let online reviews discourage you. There are EdT, EdP, Parfum and Elixir concentrations. EdT and EdP are the what people mostly think of when they think of Sauvage. EdT is cleaner while EdP adds a bit of spiciness and some extra swetness from the orange but overall I find these two very similar. I'd start with testing either one of them. The Parfum is kind of the odd one out, it's the only one that doesn't have that strong projection and is much smoother with some extra ambery notes. I still like it and would encourage you to try it but maybe don't start with it. Elixir is the newest release, it's really worth trying because it is dark but fresh like the rest but taken to the max. This one is strong, almost to a fault. But it's really worth trying, there's nothing else like it on the market. (Elixir is also really expensive so take that to account, but I'd say try it anyway.)- Versace Dylan BlueAnother "blue" fragrance but this one is more sporty, salty and generally more in your face (though not as strong as Sauvage) and youthful. It has begamot and fig for freshenss, incense for some darkness and sweet, kind of sporty base notes. I really liked it when I was 24 so I think you might like it too. It's very good and very wearable. It's also more affordable than the Dior and the Chanel so that's a nice plus.2) Non-blue fresh fragrancesThe other option is to expand the search to other fragrances that are fresh but also have something else going on to keep them from being boring or too shower gel-like. There are of course many that would fit the description but I think these are the best and you might enjoy them:- Armani Acqua di Gio ProfumoThis one smells like the wild, dark sea. It's related to Acqua di Gio, a very popular scent in the early 2000s (and to this day) but Profumo takes the oceanic freshness and adds darkness of incense and patchouli and overall makes it much better. Another one where both the general population and fragrance enthusiasts really like it. Some people say it smells too mature but I don't get that asociation at all, it's really good. It's less sweet than the fragrances in the "blue" category but lasts a long time and has that alluring darkness that you can't easily get from other fresh fragrances.- Versace Pour HommeIn my view the most versatile men's fragrance on the market. It's super fresh but definitely not boring. People say it smells a bit like sprite and I think that's actually a good way to have an idea what it's like. It's very fresh, in the beginning green and almost aquatic and then transitions into this bright and clean smell. People love it, it's also very inoffensive and lasts way longer than you'd think, I've gotten compliments after 7 hours. The price is also very pleasant on this on so I wouldn't sleep on it. If you like this one but wish it was a tad sweeter you can try Chanell Allure Homme Sport, which is very similar to this but has some light sweetness in the background (and is more expensive).- Armani Acqua di Gio AbsoluAnother Acqua di Gio, but completely different from Profumo, these two don't share pretty much anything in how they smell so liking or not liking one is not a good way of knowing whether you'd enjoy the other. This one is sweeter than profumo, and the smell of the sea here is more bright and holiday-like, compared to the dark and strong sea of Profumo. Both are really good, Absolu is definitely more youthful and has that sweetness that people tend to like. It sometimes gets hate online because it is not really related to the rest of the Acqua di Gion line, yet bears the same name, but don't listen to that and just try it.3) Fragrances that are sweeter but still with some freshnessThis third category has fragrances that are the most different in smell and in the time of day you would use from Y EdP. But I think you might still enjoy them and they have the benefit of not being too same with Y EdP, because you already have that.- Versace ErosThis one is a sweet scent with dominant apple, mint that give it freshness and tonka/vanilla that make it sweet. It's really nice, popular and perfect for nights out or casual evening occasions. It isn't really something you would wear to work, it's too joyful and sweet for that so beware. Some people say that it's too much or that it's immature but I think it's really fun to wear in the right occasions. There are EdT, EdP, Parfum and Flame versions. The EdT is the original and almost a modern classic at this point. The EdP ups the fresh mint note if you like that. The Flame on the other hand removes the mint (useful, not everyone is a fan of mint) and adds some spices and a great mandarin note instead of the apple. The Parfum is like the EdT and EdP but smoother, calmer and a bit more mature, while still being a very youthful fragrance. Start with whichever one sounds the best to you but if you don't know the EdT is a good start. The EdT can also be had for really good prices if you catch a nice sale.- Paco Rabanne Invictus EdT and Invictus LegendA fragrance that kind of stands in the middle between sweet and fresh which I think might be an interesting choice for you. It's sweeter than your average "blue" or fresh fragrance but not as sweet as fragrances like Eros that generally fit with the evening or fun activities. There are a lot of fragrance in the Invictus line, some not being sold anymore, but I'd say the original EdT and Legend are worth most of your attention. Those two have a sort of pink-bubblegum sweetness to it combined with a lot of freshness and a great performance. The EdT is the original one whereas Legend adds a bit more sweetness and some salty notes. I like Legend the best but try whichever one interests you. There are also Victory and Platinum versions but I don't like those that much. Victory is completely different, more of a chocolate-like evening scent. It's fine, I don't discourage you from trying it, but I wouldn't actively recommend it. Platinum is more in line with the rest of the Invictus fragrances but it has an absinth note that not everyone likes and I overall just prefer the EdT and especially Legend.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------These are my recommendations and you have to find your way to things you like. I really recommend smelling fragrances in person if you can and not buying them without trying. I gave you 3 approaches that you can try, depending on what you are looking for. Fragrances from category 1) will be the most similar to Y EdP which is what you might be looking for, but also might feel a bit redundant since you already have Y. Fragrances from category 2) will be a bit more different but suit the same occasions as Y and have a similar overall vibe. Fragrances from category 3) are the most different from Y EdP but also have a higher chance of giving you something perfect to wear when you don't just want Y or similar fresh scents.I hope you find some fragrances you like! Thank you so much!

...JoshMonkey What do you love about YSL Y? I love saltiness in it's drydown. If you like the way it develops, changes over time, on your skin then you should try another YSL fragrance. Because Y is on the cleaner side and is a bit strong, you can test out La Nuit De L'Homme. It is a tad spicy and darker. The dries down into an alluring powderiness. The projection is weak but that's what makes it so lovely and attractive. If you test it and love it, I recommend getting the bigger bottle because you'll need to spray extra which is a good chance to spread the fragrance out around your skin. Y is a good everyday fragrance with staying power and LNDL is a great cuddling, kissing, bedtime fragrance. LNDL on a date is very nice. That's my recommendation from the same house and I'm sure it would smell divine on Y after it's mostly faded away. I like the clean tone to it and the blue/green apple notes to it and it being slightly sweet. I tried LNDL and it was great but I know its projection and longevity is disappointing so I'm trying to find something similar

...I recently got into the fragrance game, and one of the perfumes that I fell in love with was YSL y edp. What are some perfumes you'd reccomend for a 21 year old guy who likes that particular product?

...DieNaseHi, I don't know most of the scents so I cannot rate. And why should anybody rate it? You are the one to judge. Do you miss anything in particular?Given the weather conditions it may be a good idea to get another fresh one. Allure Homme Édition Blanche Eau de Parfum gets a lot of praise. I smelled it just once and think it's nice, worth trying. based on your recommendation of a fresher scent would a Versace eros or eros spice be better in my collection?

...CocopahWelcome Dannyboy,you already have Encre Noir so I would suggestDior Homme Parfum. how does it compare to la nuit de l'homme? does it have better longevity ?

...I am a beginner to the fragrance game and I'm looking for recs to round out my collection. My current collection is as followsYsl y edp, Davidoff cool water, Al haramain l'aventure, Lataffah ameer al oud intense, Lalique encre noire, and creamo spice and black vanillaJust a little bit of info about me I'm a 21 year old guy who pretty much always in warm weather except for 2 or 3 weeks of the year. How would you rate this collection so far and what would you say to add to it? I'm not looking to spend 150+ (college budget)