5 Things to Consider When Buying Your Next Fragrance
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- When we buy things there's much to be taken into consideration. In this video I will give you 5 things to consider when purchasing your next fragrance, and how to choose one that fits you best.
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I wear Tobacco Vanille to work several times a week. I don’t need a special occasion to wear my expensive fragrances. I wear them for myself when I feel like it. I have no rules lol!
The company I work at also has a fragrance and flavor division so wearing fragrances is encouraged
Teddy man, both of you guys actually, are very good influence on the current fragrance community. I see a lot of big fragrance channels going quite downhill with the constant "MUST BUYS" and god knows what they are promoting fragrances with, but it's feeding consumerism and shopping addiction.
Also, the reaction video's are really innovative, and well done :)
Keep up the amazing work guys!
Love that him and Justin Copeland are really bringing this to light.
Thank you for this compliment and encouragement, Ruben!
Well said
So many don’t realize that they are feeding an addiction. I stopped following these influencers, once I started noticing my spending trend. Not to mention a collection that you will never go through, unless you are bathing in it.
I’ve been a subscriber on your watch channel for a long time and only today realised that this channel existed!
Great tips - never knew you were a frag head!
Sharp.
Tom Holland has his own Fragrance channel?
It's a clone
hahaha you got me with this one
I will take that compliment. That said, tobey maguire will always be my spider-man haha
@@BaldassarreFragrance you are a man of culture
@@BaldassarreFragrance More like Tobey Magayire.
This is probably the most interesting video that I have seen regarding Fragrances in a long time. Great content.
I’m glad this channel is growing so quick it deserves it.
Honestly i really Love your videos. The quality of these videos is just second to none. Keep it up!
Great content Teddy! I really enjoy your approach to the fragrance world, and the laid back suggestions or tips you guys have. I don't feel like I have the need to buy a new fragrance every time I watch your videos! 😅🤙
Great points, thanks again for all you do here. Your presentation as always is straight and focused.
Thank you Teddy. You gave me confirmation I'm finaly on the right track.
Good things to consider. The first point was something I needed to hear as I tend to ask others what they think of the fragrance I wear.
The only guide you will need is :
Smell it, you like it, buy it.
But i recommand you to have a fregrance for cold weather and one for summer
I appreciate what you do Teddy, thank you.
Great tips Teddy! One major point is the climate, because of the reasons you mention, but also one thing I don’t think is talked about enough is both climate and humidity. Both these things can alter the way a fragrance smell massively. As a reference I have bought a fragrance on a vacation, which I loved the smell of, but when I came home it was different, more flat smelling and not as vibrant, and that kind of ruined the fragrance for me.
A good side note tip, don’t expect the fragrance to smell the same in every climate.
YES! Dryness and Humidity are very underrated with respect to performance and smell. For me it is MFK Lumiere Noire pour homme that changes drastically with respect to humidity; from Love (humid) to actual dislike (dry).
Totally agree with getting larger samples with atomizers. I try to go 5 or even 10 ml and live with it for a week or more.
i dont give a fk about atomiser and bottle and design and everything overall. If it gets empty it ends in the trash. The only thing i give sht is price and quality (smell, silage, longevity, not bottle and other shits), nothing else matters.
Great content, as always Teddy! Very useful (not only)for beginners in the game for sure. It took me a while to realize what are my favourite fragrances / notes and all the points you discussed were huge factors on this journey as well.
Likewise for me. It’s a moving target that changes all the time as well. Thanks for watching!
One thing I can attest to is that the lavender in YSL La Nuit De L'Homme and YSL Libre go well together.
Most of the scents I enjoy are winter fragances but living in Florida there are only two days out of the year when it goes below 75 degrees lol
Yo same. Live in Hong Kong where it’s humid and hot for about 6-8 months. It’s tough
Love this kind of content! More of this!
I definitely agree that the frag should fit your lifestyle. That's something I need to keep in mind as I get back into the game. Fragrances are part of influencing. ALL your senses matter and smell is one of the most important ones. Man How can you leave in that cold? brrrrr!! lol.
If I had a logical thought process like this, i wouldn't have ended up with dozens of frags lol! Nice video
Are you pro or against clone houses? I’ve been dabbling into a big one recently to get my nose on a lot of things and really enjoy being able to wear what I want, when I want, without worrying about price. What are your opinions on this?
Great content man. I completely agree on sampling before making a purchase. This past week I went into Saks and actually smelled a bunch of niche fragrances I’ve been wanting to try. I have mostly designers in my collection at this point. It was such a great experience! After you a actually get your nose on some of these scents it’s crazy how some of the most hyped fragrance can be complete misses for you while others are absolutely amazing. Example - I loved Greenley while I really did not like Sedley.
Go out there and sniff it up!
I live in a very hot country, while I wear freshies outside, I prefer the winter and autumn fragrances. Fortunately most indoor situations are temperature controlled so I wear my sweet sticky ones . Buy and wear what you love👍
Teddy B and the 216 gang gang...we in here!! Heard there is thus interesting fragrance shop open on the west side...gotta check it out
I can’t agree more with how important sampling is. I was into blind buying when I first started getting into fragrances, based only on reviews.
Though I was lucky with a few blind buys, I was either disappointed or not impressed with most purchases.
It’s a very expensive hobby and sent is subjective .
Sampling saved me literally thousands. During the last two years, I sampled around 85 fragrances. Some high end designer and mostly niche. That cost me around 500-600$. The combined price of all those fragrances if had bought them full bottles would’ve been no less 17,000$!
So I theoretically saved roughly 16,400$. Out of 70 samples, I bought only 3 bottles and one 10ml travel atomizer, and have less than 10 on my wish list. I have 15 samples coming in tomorrow. Very excited! This really help turn off that urge to just buy blindly.
Brother you shirts game is sharp 👏👏👏
I think his claim that you should like it first and foremost is so so important. How you feel wearing and enjoying a fragrance can be just as, if not more, important than how the majority of people take to your fragrance. The majority of fragrances don't stink, so even if it's a 6/10 to most people, you looking dignified and comfortable has a greater and larger projection.
Do you think that niche houses (Creed, Roja et al.) are expensive because they're great or are they great because they are expensive?
as simple as these tips were, i wish i would have known these before making some impulse purchases. great vid! 👍🏼
Teddy is the new formulation of TV from Tom Ford worth it ?
i really like dior sauvage and ysl y edp but im having a hard time to choose one im a teenager and i only want to buy one versatile fragrance
Well thought out
Great vídeo
Would love to see some Ralph Lauren fragrances
"If you're not wearing it whats the point of getting it" Damn thats true, I have a Nishane Suede et Safran which was 210 for 50ml. Felt like almost all occassions would not justify the price. Imma start wearing it more though.
Hi, where can one purchase quality fragrances at affordable prices? shipping to Africa..
i bought 2ml mancera cedrat boise, beautiful smell, lasted 30 minutes, then nothing. I asked a few people can they smell it on me or my clothes. NOPE
i've heard so many good things, i had montale red aoud, intense pepper, red vetiver - lasts forever. i think mancera DID reformulate it to be weaker, so they can introduce the new version "intense"
Exact same thing I experienced with that fragrance. Smells great for the initial 1 hour. After that it was gone. Don't get the hype
Similar experience with Cedrat Boise but the sample lasted 3-4 hours, I've read that Mancera doesn't macerate their fragrances so if you buy one you have to let the bottle sit for few months in order for the fragrance to mature, no clue if this isn't BS so idk.
It happened to me also...very weak performance for such fragrance
@@Kluneberg pure bullshit, they sit for a few months on a shelf in a warehouse, its not like you're getting 3 days old perfume lol. Unless you want to wait 5 years so you can wear that fragrance that you really like. I'll stick to montale and armaf 😏
Very strange to hear this as I get great performance with mine. It is an older bottle from a few years ago though. I am sure the intense introduction might have something to do with it.
That's a nice shirt for you.
I often wear frags not just for compliments, but to convey something as a first impression: to exude professionalism (aventus); control (tuscan leather); sexiness (noir de noir); wisdom (lidg); making people think I'm still in my 20's lol (pick a gourmand)
Spot on my friend
I want a relatively loud fragrance that is a bit different but i can wear pretty much everyday. Just don't know what
Try JOOP! Homme
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Nice peace of advise yo start from. Sample first. Thanks
I wouldn't recommend blind-buying. Recently I bought a decant of Creed Viking to try out. I loved it but found out that I'm allergic to it. I'm so glad I didn't buy a full-size bottle only to realize I couldn't wear it!
Most of my collection is blind buys, i go by note break downs when deciding and reviewers opnions.
@@20biomed08 how big is it and whats your favorites? Thats pretty crazy to hear
@@tyler_7749 at about 60 now. Favs i would say...issey miyake noir ambre, nio, pure havane, ultrared, bleu Electrique and prada l'homme intense. To name a few, some how i chose mostly discontinued frags
@@20biomed08 oh nice. Yea its insane how often fragrances are getting discontinued or reformulated
My problem With sampels is that it’s crazy expensive.. if u buy lets say 4-5 sampels of niche fragrances you’re almost paying for a bottle😅 some sampels 2-3ml costs 20-30 euros lmao
Same here!!
I love your work Teddy but please don't tell me you boiled that video down to "just buy Dior Sauvage!" 😂😂😂
Less is more. I think most fragrances will work if you don’t go crazy on the sprays. 2 sprays on the wrist is my norm. I spray my clothing if I want a louder scent trail.
good list, a bit drawn out though
If I go to store and they say, "This cologne is very popular...", I reply "No thanks"
I like these videos where it’s just you talking about fragrances or a related topic. Nothing against your fiancée though
Well there are some rules of mine
1-Only 5% of your monthly salary you should use to buy a fragrance .If price is too high wait for month you will get there
2-Always SAMPLE first or get a decant of 10ML (it may differ in some other country)
3-If you got that perfume make sure to finish it before buying another sample
This perfume world is a addiction so take steps carefully cheers
I don’t buy a fragrance with an ugly bottle.
I also agree. It ruins the experience. I don’t care how good it smells.
You should change your background. Why are you talking about something pleasurable from a place that looks like a soul-crushing office?