Vent Low class trait: wearing strong perfume/cologne

[cool]

Something that’s become clear to me after being abroad for a while is this is one of the biggest low class indictatators.

I think Mexicans, amerimutts (sorry) and Indians when they choose to cover their BO (rare) are the biggest offenders.

When I’m about to walk past someone or stand close to them on the train I can basically predict with 99% accuracy if they’re gonna reek like some strong ahh perfume now.

I’ve noticed the most high class smelling people are koreans (not Korea itself tho, the streets smell like kimchi flavored sewage). Koreans tend to either smell like nothing or a very subtle “clean” scent that’s only noticeable in the breeze of them walking past you.

And btw the stereotype in east asia that foreigners smell bad isn’t just from BO it’s also the fact that they use 100x more perfume than asians.

Just something to think about before slathering on your axe body spray before a date with an Asian girl

 

[Orientalist]

True tbh, which sucks because I'm addicted to trying samples of niche fragrances for my own enjoyment
Stuff like Dior Sauvage or Versace Eros with really strong citrus topnotes are pretty indian tier; my favorites are usually unisex ones like Comme des Garçons Black, Avignon; Maison Margiela Replica - Whispers in the Library, Jazz Club, On A Date. They can still all be pretty strong though so it's still over for me.

Jeremy Fragrance is the perfect example of what not to do tbh. He's kinda funny as a personality but he's literally never actually talked about perfumery in his entire life, and all his vids are about what smells sexy/masculine/will get you bitches. I'm pretty convinced following that advice is just a one way ticket to having the failo you just described in OP. (Dedsrs he literally only does this weird 'compliment getter' designer fragrance thing and not a single actual niche perfume; it's kind of weird. Basically don't buy anything he's made a video on and you're good to go.)

Go on a site like fragrantica and legit just click on things with a cool name or any unique ingredients you think you'd possibly like buy samples. Smelling like black pepper and vanilla > smelling like an Abercrombie & Fitch outlet

Maybe the only exception (tho I'm no expert) is Creed Aventus, which does smell really "clean" and lightweight/unoffensive, quite unlike most of the other really popular men's colognes

 

[AlexBrown84]

Replica is the best cuz for most of them, no matter how much you spray, that shi be barely detectable after an hour

 

[kamster]

Replica is the best cuz for most of them, no matter how much you spray, that shi be barely detectable after an hour

millionaire btw

when im looking for perfumes i always check projection on fragrantica. if its not extremely powerful i just skip
i will not wear virgin ck ones and isey miyaki like japs, in the end it is me, white, desired around the world, and not laundry smelling perfume wearer 4 inch cock gook

 

[Rance]

I always throw a couple dryer sheets in the dryer. Really locks in to the clothes. Then I can smell like a laundromat for the rest of the day

The only time I wore cologne was when my rich ex-gf bought me two particular fragrances: Louis Vuitton Orage (chinpira fucking stole this from me), and Burberry Touch. The LV Orage was wonderful and it brings back memories whenever I smell it. Burberry Touch wasn't quite as nice but I think it was only about 15000 yen or $100 USD, a good value

 

[kamster]

I always throw a couple dryer sheets in the dryer. Really locks in to the clothes. Then I can smell like a laundromat for the rest of the day

The only time I wore cologne was when my rich ex-gf bought me two particular fragrances: Louis Vuitton Orage (chinpira fucking stole this from me), and Burberry Touch. The LV Orage was wonderful and it brings back memories whenever I smell it. Burberry Touch wasn't quite as nice but I think it was only about 15000 yen or $100 USD, a good value

this ex gf a gook?

 

[Rance]

this ex gf a gook?

Chinese

I always thought gook was for Vietnamese and Koreans, the countries the U.S. soldiers went to war with

 

[kamster]

Chinese

I always thought gook was for Vietnamese and Koreans, the countries the U.S. soldiers went to war with

and you're probably right, for me gook means chink

i know myself they love to spoil white boys
we gotta gatekeep!!

 

[AlexBrown84]

and you're probably right, for me gook means chink

i know myself they love to spoil white boys
we gotta gatekeep!!

Gook = Korea/viet

Chink = obvious

Jap = obvious

Sea monkey = obvious

 

[kamster]

Gook = Korea/viet

Chink = obvious

Jap = obvious

Sea monkey = obvious

ill keep calling chinks gooks if you dont mind

 

[Jamesothy]

Something that’s become clear to me after being abroad for a while is this is one of the biggest low class indictatators.

I think Mexicans, amerimutts (sorry) and Indians when they choose to cover their BO (rare) are the biggest offenders.

When I’m about to walk past someone or stand close to them on the train I can basically predict with 99% accuracy if they’re gonna reek like some strong ahh perfume now.

I’ve noticed the most high class smelling people are koreans (not Korea itself tho, the streets smell like kimchi flavored sewage). Koreans tend to either smell like nothing or a very subtle “clean” scent that’s only noticeable in the breeze of them walking past you.

And btw the stereotype in east asia that foreigners smell bad isn’t just from BO it’s also the fact that they use 100x more perfume than asians.

Just something to think about before slathering on your axe body spray before a date with an Asian girl

I hate this too, and I gotta say blacks are the worst. Doesn't seem to matter where they're from or where you find them. Most blacks from USA, the UK, the Caribbean or Africa shower themselves in perfume and cologne. Getting on the elevator with them is torture.

I've heard the Japanese do scents right. They wear scents but it's extremely subtle and you gotta get really close to them to even smell it.

I haven't worn any cologne or deodorant myself since 2011.

 

[AlexBrown84]

I haven't worn any cologne or deodorant myself since 2011.

Deodorant?

Ah hellllll nawl

We ain’t gooks nigga

 

[Jamesothy]

Deodorant?

Ah hellllll nawl

We ain’t gooks nigga

I don't wear that unhealthy crap.

 

[chice111]

True tbh, which sucks because I'm addicted to trying samples of niche fragrances for my own enjoyment
Stuff like Dior Sauvage or Versace Eros with really strong citrus topnotes are pretty indian tier; my favorites are usually unisex ones like Comme des Garçons Black, Avignon; Maison Margiela Replica - Whispers in the Library, Jazz Club, On A Date. They can still all be pretty strong though so it's still over for me.

Jeremy Fragrance is the perfect example of what not to do tbh. He's kinda funny as a personality but he's literally never actually talked about perfumery in his entire life, and all his vids are about what smells sexy/masculine/will get you bitches. I'm pretty convinced following that advice is just a one way ticket to having the failo you just described in OP. (Dedsrs he literally only does this weird 'compliment getter' designer fragrance thing and not a single actual niche perfume; it's kind of weird. Basically don't buy anything he's made a video on and you're good to go.)

Go on a site like fragrantica and legit just click on things with a cool name or any unique ingredients you think you'd possibly like buy samples. Smelling like black pepper and vanilla > smelling like an Abercrombie & Fitch outlet

Maybe the only exception (tho I'm no expert) is Creed Aventus, which does smell really "clean" and lightweight/unoffensive, quite unlike most of the other really popular men's colognes

Nice bro, I also own hundreds of samplers lmao.

I think a lot of Koreans use dyptique and le labo. They're known for their light fragrances. Also jo malone fragrances are very light if anyones curious (But dont last very long), as well as some creeds (Silver mountain water, etc).

My personal fav frags are van cleef and arpels bois dore,
acqua de parma colognia intensa (Although its too strong and fresh unless ur doing something like going to the beach),
jazz club (Girls love this one), and
oud silk mood.

Have you tried any of these ones?

 

[Orientalist]

Nice bro, I also own hundreds of samplers lmao.

I think a lot of Koreans use dyptique and le labo. They're known for their light fragrances. Also jo malone fragrances are very light if anyones curious (But dont last very long), as well as some creeds (Silver mountain water, etc).

My personal fav frags are van cleef and arpels bois dore,
acqua de parma colognia intensa (Although its too strong and fresh unless ur doing something like going to the beach),
jazz club (Girls love this one), and
oud silk mood.

Have you tried any of these ones?

Yeah, I instantly get a surge of memories whenever I smell Jazz Club since I bought it at a nice little store in Vietnam and wore it every day there, beautiful mix


Never heard of Oud Silk Mood but looks like it's controversial on fragrantica lol. My favorites are almost always smoke/incense because of the aura (or weird shit like Ganymede for the same reason)
I've been meaning to try some from Le Labo (especially Vetiver 46 or smth). I can see why they would like them in Korea

 

[chice111]

Yeah, I instantly get a surge of memories whenever I smell Jazz Club since I bought it at a nice little store in Vietnam and wore it every day there, beautiful mix
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Never heard of Oud Silk Mood but looks like it's controversial on fragrantica lol. My favorites are almost always smoke/incense because of the aura (or weird shit like Ganymede for the same reason)
I've been meaning to try some from Le Labo (especially Vetiver 46 or smth). I can see why they would like them in Korea

That is a MTN ass bra. Probably a good thing more likely shes a normal girl and not a whore.

Oud silk mood isnt that controversial to me. It is like a smokey grape and oud. Silky, formal.
FYI oud satin mood is like a smokey blue and oud. Probably my favourite 'blue' fragrance. Idk if others would classify it as blue but to me it smells blue