What a difference between you and your bro. I honestly don’t mind having a lot of fragrances out there in the market, but when it comes to niche fragrances, I don’t believe we should have sales or discounts.
I prefer to choose fragrances that, they can make me feel positive , or happy depending of my personal taste so, I can create important meaningful memories. I think recycling it's very important. This was a fun walk Kamil. 😄Enjoy your weekend. 👍
Wow Kamil, super Spaziergang - wo liegt dieser Park? Du bist auch sehr cool 😂 einfach Kaugummikauend ein Video drehen - hat mich nicht gestört! Die Parfümindustrie ist crazy soviele Neuerscheinungen zu produzieren - die Herstellungskosten sind wohl noch zu billig. Gut dass für jeden Geldbeutel was dabei ist. Die Luxusindustrie wird immer bestehen. Mach weiter so - du machst interessante Videos. Schönen Freitag euch❣
According to Parfumo, the number of releases per year since 2015 actually averages to just over 5000. I'm absolutely with you on updating the retail experience to make it more of a haven of exploration; but remember that scent can also be very personal, and not everyone is comfortable exploring their internal feelings out in public. Plus the whole stigma of health safety needs to be overcome. It's quite possible that many more of the compounds in fragrances nowadays will eventually be deemed hazardous to our health or the environment in one form or another, so until those kinks are ironed out, the sales interface may need to wait. Plus people are losing trust in brands because of their new corporate owners and skimping on creativity....it's kind of a mess. I've always been on the side of decentralizing the industry, so the rise of smaller indie and artisanal brands and fragrance personalization have a future. The ebs and flows will naturally follow the rules of the new economy. For now, the struggle between personal disillusionment and willful ignorance hold the real keys to our direction. Can't make a turn without first seeing where you are and where you're being led. Ultimately, it comes down to choice.
So true. The way they market the new releases is super outdated and irrelevant already. At the same time I feel like the male's sector looses to the female's sector in abundance. What we have nowadays is market overflowed with similar scents which are either fresh or sweet. Where's creativity? (And I'm not a big fan of niche, I like mass appeal). Brands still keep promoting scents that were released 10 years ago, 20 years ago which is crazy. And flankers do not impress anymore.
Personally, if a company wants to impress me....make a fragrance that matches exactly what I desire. Allow me to REQUEST the components of a fragrance, the balance of those components....and build it for me. THAT...I would pay top dollar for!
Except that if that were to happen it would smell bad and longevity would suck, just because you know 2 things smell good that doesn't mean those two things together will smell good, you like cola, you like water but do you really want watered down cola? and even if you did like that then chances are the performance would suck, not all smells last and project super well, so even if you did make something good smelling chances are it would be either overpowering or wouldn't last 5 minutes, that's why perfumers get so much respect.
@@momomon7662 I understand all those points, I make fragrances and understand how notes balance. I would only request components that matched MY specific fragrantic needs. I wouldn't expect anyone else to like MY requested fragrance...that is why it would be MY specific request.
@@Detman101 I'm not saying it's for more then just you, I'm saying that it would most likely smell bad even if it had your desired notes, and if you do make fragrances and do understand how to balance all the notes then fair enough but there will never be enough demand for that because most people in the fragrance community let alone the whole world don't know how to balance them out.
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What a difference between you and your bro. I honestly don’t mind having a lot of fragrances out there in the market, but when it comes to niche fragrances, I don’t believe we should have sales or discounts.
Grab yourself a coffee and... thought you were gonna tell me to put myself in a good position! Great video
LOLOL!!!
At least if HE said it...I wouldn't feel pandered to. When SHE says it...I know it's fake.
Me too. Lmao
I prefer to choose fragrances that, they can make me feel positive , or happy depending of my personal taste so, I can create important meaningful memories. I think recycling it's very important. This was a fun walk Kamil. 😄Enjoy your weekend. 👍
Wow Kamil, super Spaziergang - wo liegt dieser Park? Du bist auch sehr cool 😂 einfach Kaugummikauend ein Video drehen - hat mich nicht gestört! Die Parfümindustrie ist crazy soviele Neuerscheinungen zu produzieren - die Herstellungskosten sind wohl noch zu billig. Gut dass für jeden Geldbeutel was dabei ist. Die Luxusindustrie wird immer bestehen. Mach weiter so - du machst interessante Videos. Schönen Freitag euch❣
According to Parfumo, the number of releases per year since 2015 actually averages to just over 5000. I'm absolutely with you on updating the retail experience to make it more of a haven of exploration; but remember that scent can also be very personal, and not everyone is comfortable exploring their internal feelings out in public. Plus the whole stigma of health safety needs to be overcome. It's quite possible that many more of the compounds in fragrances nowadays will eventually be deemed hazardous to our health or the environment in one form or another, so until those kinks are ironed out, the sales interface may need to wait. Plus people are losing trust in brands because of their new corporate owners and skimping on creativity....it's kind of a mess. I've always been on the side of decentralizing the industry, so the rise of smaller indie and artisanal brands and fragrance personalization have a future. The ebs and flows will naturally follow the rules of the new economy. For now, the struggle between personal disillusionment and willful ignorance hold the real keys to our direction. Can't make a turn without first seeing where you are and where you're being led. Ultimately, it comes down to choice.
bro is straight up wandering thru the jungle
love the walk format!
keep it going
“Build your own perfume.” Sounds interesting….imagine being able to customize your own fragrance, order & get it delivered (or pick up) the same day.
3:13 burberry hero 💀
Yep, correct
So true. The way they market the new releases is super outdated and irrelevant already. At the same time I feel like the male's sector looses to the female's sector in abundance. What we have nowadays is market overflowed with similar scents which are either fresh or sweet. Where's creativity? (And I'm not a big fan of niche, I like mass appeal). Brands still keep promoting scents that were released 10 years ago, 20 years ago which is crazy. And flankers do not impress anymore.
I agree with the luxury. If I want a great expensive fragrance I don’t want it on sale or cheaper.
Personally, if a company wants to impress me....make a fragrance that matches exactly what I desire.
Allow me to REQUEST the components of a fragrance, the balance of those components....and build it for me.
THAT...I would pay top dollar for!
Except that if that were to happen it would smell bad and longevity would suck, just because you know 2 things smell good that doesn't mean those two things together will smell good, you like cola, you like water but do you really want watered down cola? and even if you did like that then chances are the performance would suck, not all smells last and project super well, so even if you did make something good smelling chances are it would be either overpowering or wouldn't last 5 minutes, that's why perfumers get so much respect.
@@momomon7662 I understand all those points, I make fragrances and understand how notes balance. I would only request components that matched MY specific fragrantic needs. I wouldn't expect anyone else to like MY requested fragrance...that is why it would be MY specific request.
@@Detman101 I'm not saying it's for more then just you, I'm saying that it would most likely smell bad even if it had your desired notes, and if you do make fragrances and do understand how to balance all the notes then fair enough but there will never be enough demand for that because most people in the fragrance community let alone the whole world don't know how to balance them out.