Amazing review!! If you love God Of Fire you will definitely be surprised by Trouble In Paradise another Mango based scent by Memoirs Of A Perfume Collector. I think it beats it 🙈
Hey man i really love the knowledge nuggets you drop .. harmonizers etc. in the midst of reviews .. i think you might really be the next frag. youtuber i needed .. great quality video .. beautiful editing .. great choices .. categorize those into series .. and more variety of content and i see you going veey far .. and i'll definitely support you till you make it .. ❤❤❤ much love!
It's comment like this that keep me motivated to keep working hard for all of you! You have made my day :) thank you for your support! Much love my friend!
Thank you for your comment Andrei! I'm glad you like them :) They are transparent frame rectangular glasses. I believe I bought this specific one in India, but I am sure every brand has an iteration of this design! I went for transparent frames because most of my face is already covered by my hair and beard 😂 Hope it was helpful!
Very intriguing video! I must say, fruits were near the bottom of my personal preference until just a few weeks ago, when I re-sampled Histories De Parfums 1969, which has a prominent peach accord, and this time around I just loved wearing it. Unrelated, but do you know if aldehydes are volatile top notes by nature? Or can they be long-lasting base notes too? I love aldehydes in fragrances (maybe bc I grew up with my mom wearing Chanel No 5), but they seem so fleeting!
Thank you for your comment! Peach is a challenging note for me, usually love it or hate it (depending on the texture of the peach). I am not a fan of the "fuzzy" peach accords, but I do enjoy the warm, caramelized peach notes. Aldehydes are actually a surprisingly complicated set of materials because their effect is not just independent, it is synergetic. This means that the true beauty of aldehydes is how it works in conjunction with and chemically changes the other notes. For example, aldehydes tend to have transformative effects on florals like Ylang Ylang which (I believe) is what Chanel uses. Most of them are, by nature, volatile yes. They will mostly express themselves in the top and top-mid. But, if we can isolate the specific aspect of aldehydes that you enjoy, it may be possible to simulate it in the base using other notes and accords! I was playing with aldehydes when I was working on a fragrance based on an Indian soda, very fun to work with!
Nice recommendations! I really like Sospiro Dolce Melodia. It’s a very well blended fruity floral that leaves a beautiful scent trail. Orange and pear, with a touch of gardenia, rose, jasmine, with bit of vanilla and musk to give it depth. A touch of saffron gives it an occasionally noticeable pleasant facet. I discovered t through Sebastian Jara’s recommendation. Quite an enjoyable wearing experience.
Hello my friend, thank you for your comment! They're both unique in their own right. I believe an American audience would find soul cafe more wearable, while someone with indian heritage would better appreciate the complexity of Nagpur Santra. Do you live in the US? If you do, DM me on Instagram I can send you a sample of Nagpur Santra! As much as my opinion would help, there's nothing like getting your own nose on it!
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I hope you enjoyed this week's video! What is your favorite fruity note and fragrance? Leave a comment!
Hi Surya. If you had to pick between soul cafe and the Indian frag, which would you pick? Cause i can't sample the Indian frag but I've got soul cafe
My favorite frutiy fragrance of 2024 is Thomas Kosmala Sport No 4. Its so underrated.
Amazing review!! If you love God Of Fire you will definitely be surprised by Trouble In Paradise another Mango based scent by Memoirs Of A Perfume Collector. I think it beats it 🙈
I love trouble in paradise as well! Both are great mango fragrances. Thank you for checking out the video :)
Hey man i really love the knowledge nuggets you drop .. harmonizers etc. in the midst of reviews .. i think you might really be the next frag. youtuber i needed .. great quality video .. beautiful editing .. great choices .. categorize those into series .. and more variety of content and i see you going veey far .. and i'll definitely support you till you make it .. ❤❤❤ much love!
It's comment like this that keep me motivated to keep working hard for all of you! You have made my day :) thank you for your support! Much love my friend!
Great video! Really gives a shine to a good question. Mind I ask what are those eyeglasses? They are very stylish.
Thank you for your comment Andrei! I'm glad you like them :) They are transparent frame rectangular glasses. I believe I bought this specific one in India, but I am sure every brand has an iteration of this design! I went for transparent frames because most of my face is already covered by my hair and beard 😂 Hope it was helpful!
Very intriguing video! I must say, fruits were near the bottom of my personal preference until just a few weeks ago, when I re-sampled Histories De Parfums 1969, which has a prominent peach accord, and this time around I just loved wearing it. Unrelated, but do you know if aldehydes are volatile top notes by nature? Or can they be long-lasting base notes too? I love aldehydes in fragrances (maybe bc I grew up with my mom wearing Chanel No 5), but they seem so fleeting!
Thank you for your comment! Peach is a challenging note for me, usually love it or hate it (depending on the texture of the peach). I am not a fan of the "fuzzy" peach accords, but I do enjoy the warm, caramelized peach notes. Aldehydes are actually a surprisingly complicated set of materials because their effect is not just independent, it is synergetic. This means that the true beauty of aldehydes is how it works in conjunction with and chemically changes the other notes. For example, aldehydes tend to have transformative effects on florals like Ylang Ylang which (I believe) is what Chanel uses. Most of them are, by nature, volatile yes. They will mostly express themselves in the top and top-mid. But, if we can isolate the specific aspect of aldehydes that you enjoy, it may be possible to simulate it in the base using other notes and accords! I was playing with aldehydes when I was working on a fragrance based on an Indian soda, very fun to work with!
Nice recommendations! I really like Sospiro Dolce Melodia. It’s a very well blended fruity floral that leaves a beautiful scent trail. Orange and pear, with a touch of gardenia, rose, jasmine, with bit of vanilla and musk to give it depth. A touch of saffron gives it an occasionally noticeable pleasant facet. I discovered t through Sebastian Jara’s recommendation. Quite an enjoyable wearing experience.
I will check this one out next time I'm at a fragrance store! Thank you for the recommendation :) glad you enjoyed the video!
Bhai welcome back from india 🙏🔥
Thank you! Hope you enjoyed the video :)
For men, I like DnG Light blue intense and Xerzoff Erba Pura when it comes to fruity fragrance.
Great choices! Have you tried erba gold?
Hi Surya. If you had to pick between soul cafe and the Indian frag, which would you pick? Cause i can't sample the Indian frag but I've got soul cafe
Hello my friend, thank you for your comment! They're both unique in their own right. I believe an American audience would find soul cafe more wearable, while someone with indian heritage would better appreciate the complexity of Nagpur Santra. Do you live in the US? If you do, DM me on Instagram I can send you a sample of Nagpur Santra! As much as my opinion would help, there's nothing like getting your own nose on it!
@SunScentFragrance you are incredible. Thank you. I'll Dm you right away
A really good Melon Designer Fragrance is Kenneth Cole Reaction great Summer time fragrance most definitely you. Can smell the melon 🍈
Try Amongst Waves by Gallagher Fragrances. Greatest melon fragrance ever.
Perfumer looking like a pineapple.
And sometimes smelling like one too 😂 thank you for watching!