Ralph Lauren Euphoria Intense for Men
Ralph Lauren Safari
Caliber by Stetson
Chrome by Azzaro
Old Spice Timber body spray

My scent... Hys Scent
 

Oh he seems to love all natural scents, and I can wow him with nothing at all, but I do notice reaction to "Opium".

Me? When he puts on A*men I so swoon. I mean seriously react!! Honey, I will do anything you ask. And more!!

Halston Z-14
Aramis
Acqua Di Gio
Burberry

I'm an Armani and Calvin Kline person.. Aqua di gio... Armani code... Eternity

Ok I have found the best scent in the whole world.
Theirry Muglers A-Men,Pure Havane. It smells like sweet tobacco and chocolate.
Its beyond good.

I ran into a discussion about scents that remind one of a Catholic Church, and I thought I would share:

http://www.fragrantica.com/board/viewtopic.php?id=34581

Anybody tried any of these?

Also - lately if I wear a perfume/cologne, it's some concoction partially of my own making. But scents I have loved:

When I was a young teen: femme by rocha and love's baby soft and some sandalwood hippie oil
Opium reminds me of being 16-20 years old. It's one a lot of people hate, so I gave it up for the most part, but I loved it.
I also love coco by Chanel as well as Chanel #9 (which smells like innocence and old books)
I also like obsession and obsession for men - both can be heavy though and people sometimes whine so I don't wear them much.
I love Paloma Picasso perfume - someone told me once I smelled like delicious ice cream when I was wearing it.
Sometimes I wear sugar daddy men's cologne and it's alright - has a few good notes. I think it has some leather and tobacco in it but it still seems a bit light somehow. I actually like it better after a few hours.
Oh and I am a little partial to the smell of vanilla which I hear people complain about too.
Oh, and I have been guilty of a little drakkar nois from time to time.
Oh and Amber/white/Egyptian/Arabian musk I am a bit fond of.

There are 3 lotions I've used over the past few years that seem really intoxicating-smelling to me. One is a sandalwood (one of my perennial favorite smells), one is a cherry blossom, and one is a mint that smells like heaven but not much like mint.

I generally like spicy, incensy, musky - but the real world doesn't. :) some floral I like, but only some, and not so many fruit smells unless they are sufficiently spicy/incensy. Oh, I also like wood smells, tobacco and leather smells.

I remember visiting a friend in Taos about 8 years ago, and the New Mexico olive (forestiera neomexicana) trees were wonderfully fragrant. That smell was hypnotizingly compelling to me. I would have bottled it if I could have.

Burberry The Beat - clean scent, linen, slightly musky, and floral but not sweet

This is a description:

"An intense and energetic scent with warm top notes of bergamot, cardamom, pink pepper and mandarin. Heart notes of Ceylon tea, iris and bluebell add a floral texture. White musk, vetiver and cedar wood give depth to this sensual fragrance"

I used to wear several orange perfumes but it's very hard to get an orange note to hang around for very long, and I found the majority of them used musky or floral undertones that were just too too heavy for me and my body chemistry. Smells seem to be amplified incredibly by my chemistry as I get older, so I have to be very very careful. lol The people around me are thankful for that, as well.

Now I just use either Satsuma Perfume Oil from The Body Shop or, when that's unavailable (they love to discontinue it then bring it back in one form or another) or essential oils I create myself. I go for notes of mandarin, lemon, grapefruit, pineapple and plum - very sweet and earthy.

My favorite signature scent is an custom scented oil:

Jasmine with an undisclosed few drops of Ylang Ylang.

Calvin Klein's Obsession for women... I find most scents overwhelming... This one is subtle...

John Varvatos...I think you will like it....

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Mmm Prada candy... It's the secret weapon!!

Scent
 

I like Diesel from Germany. That's most of what I wear. It smells good, light and get compliments from the ladies. Seldom I wear a light musk.

I rarely get the opportunity to wear fragrance since most spaces are scent free.

When I have the opportunity my scent of choice is Donna Karan Cashmere.