Post #3576588
2026-07-04 09:51 UTC
Replies (3)
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@alexadeswift@lgbtqia.space 2026-07-04 09:57
@bazkie@beige.party It is more complicated than that, as it is also about pheromones. And then there are women who will wear men's fragrances as well as women's for precisely this reason! I have been known to do this, and have even had women ask if they can have some of my perfume themselves after smelling it on me. It is really, terribly complex! My tip is to go to a perfume shop and try some of the samplers.
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@ambientspace@cloudisland.nz 2026-07-04 10:03
@bazkie@beige.party if I could find a decent perfumery, I’d go there tomorrow. When I was in my early 20’s I stumbled on a perfume shop that specialised in making your own. The owners were enthusiastic with anyone wishing to explore and I wish I had bought more than the tiny 5mL bottle of scented oil. It was mostly sandalwood and I later bought a 130mL diffuser of sandalwood. I use it sparingly, but regularly, and it’s lasted me more than three decades. A good shop will work with you and help you figure out what works well with your skin and suits your preferences.
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@sahqon@beige.party 2026-07-04 10:27
@bazkie@beige.party Don't you have a million cheap/midrange perfumes in drugstores? They might not be as good as actual quality perfumes, but at least let you figure out which direction you want to go if you look up the main scent in them. Here you can just spritz as much as you want on yourself (and then be sick on the side of the road later if you are sensitive like me lol)