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jackkatton

What flowers are blooming where you live?

jackkatton | Off Topic

... Aquilegia alpina L., (or Aquilegia vulgaris L.) in my photo album. Saw it yesterday.

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ExUser

4 months ago

ExUser

jackkatton

Perfume advice to suit your personality and style

jackkatton | Perfumes & Brands

... slicemyth Hello everyone! I am looking for a perfume that suits my personality I have written about this in another topic today.

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slicemyth

4 months ago

jackkatton

Is it okay to dictate how others perceive scent?

jackkatton | Parfumo Community

... Akira1005 I don't mean to be controversial, but on the first day I moved from Fragrantica to Parfumo, someone replied angrily to one of my reviews. I reported it to the management and it was resolved. (I thought about quitting though lol) Just like with Fragrantica, I feel like there are a lot of people who reply angrily to reviews of men's perfumes when their favorite perfumes are not well received. I wonder what Parfumo thinks about this? I don't want it to end up like Fragrantica... For example, when someone rated a certain Gaultier perfume as "weak scent," a lot of people commented angrily. Well, the scent is not weak, so it may be strange, but in the end it's subjective, so I don't think you need to worry too much about it. There are also people who make fun of people who like Gaultier fragrances. Just because you like a fragrance for the masses doesn't make it less valuable, and just because you like a niche, strong fragrance doesn't make you an "expert." I felt like it could be used a little more gently, but is that okay according to the rules? If we accept that our preferences are different from others, we shouldn't need to dictate how others should feel. This is good topic of yours. I think it is normal that some may defend "their favorite" smell. Because as we are all different, you may not like the smell of some other specific people. I mean the smell of specific perfume they like, but you don't. It's subjective anyway.

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Akira1005

4 months ago

jackkatton

Is a winter fragrance wearable in summer?

jackkatton | Perfume Discussions

... I think you can wear winter perfume whole year, why not? Does it have special smell of snow? 🙂

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AlanM

4 months ago

AlanM