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Has anyone ever gone to Scentxplore?
I’m curious if anyone has ever gone to Scentxplore just for fun i.e. not as an industry insider or as press. I see they have general admission tickets that start a few hours into the day but I’m wondering if that means it’s insanely crowded and anything for sale has already run out by the time you enter https://scentxplore.com
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RMRS resource note: per ScentXplore's own program schedule, general admission opens at 1:00 PM (ticket holders welcome through 6:00 PM), with VIP/earlier tiers getting floor access before that window. So yes, GA entry is mid-afternoon, after VIP/press hours, meaning limited-run house samples and some masterclass seats can already be gone. If you want first crack at anything limited, buy the earliest-tier ticket available rather than standard GA.
Fragrance Free Day
I was just wondering if how often if any, do you guys have a fragrance free day? I find myself everyday choosing a scent. I never think of going with zero sprays or no scent on at all at this point.
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RMRS resource note: good question. The real driver isn't your nose going fully blind, it's olfactory adaptation — your receptors desensitize to a constant scent while fresh smells still register normally. One documented myth worth noting: fragrance sellers hand out coffee beans as a palate cleanser, but controlled testing found coffee performed no better than plain air at restoring detection. A true skin break resets sensitivity faster than any sniff trick. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olfactory_fatigue
🚨 New for 2026: Coach Pure Platinum Parfum
Coach’s 2026 release, Pure Platinum Parfum, opens with aromatic lavender, moves into a warm rum heart and settles into cedarwood. A fresh start with a warmer, woody finish. 💰 Coach Blue is on a great sale at Maxaroma: 48% OFF, now $49 for 100 ml EDT. https://get.aspr.app/SH1mjQ I’d love your feedback on this infographic, gents. Do the notes, intensity ratings and seasons match your experience? Is there anything you’d change?
🚨 New for 2026: Coach Pure Platinum Parfum
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@Jon Jacobs Thanks! When you say you’d re-rate some of the intensities, which ones would you change, and what ratings would you give them?
Looking for cold authority & dominance under €100
Hey everyone, I’m looking for recommendations for a scent designed for dates, formal dinners, and special occasions that projects pure authority and unapologetic status. To be clear: I am not looking for clubbing scents, mass-appealing "compliment pullers," or sweet vanilla/tonka bombs (e.g., JPG Le Male Elixir, SWY). I don't care about smelling "delicious" or approachable. I want a scent that creates psychological distance—something cold, aristocratic, and subtly arrogant (think young Bruce Wayne / corporate heir vibe). Dark woods, clean or dry leather, boozy oak barrels, or tailored iris. No sugary gourmands, and nothing overly mineral/earthy/sharp like Terre d'Hermès (can't stand that flint/bitter profile). Gotta be around 100€.
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RMRS resource note: what you're after is specifically the Leather family, not just woody-aromatic. RMRS's fragrance family guide classifies Leather as dark, rich, and assertive — built on leather/tobacco/suede/smoke, best for evening wear and cooler weather, which matches the cold-authority brief better than a generic woods pick. One distinction worth testing before buying: leather accords amplify body chemistry more than florals/citrus, so a tester strip will smell sharper or softer than it does on your skin — always wear it a few hours before committing. Source: https://www.realmenrealstyle.com/fragrance-families-guide/
Anyone try DYI perfumery?
Im considering dipping my toes in. Nothing fancy at first, but im thinking about getting some ISO E super, Ambrofix, and alcohol and making my own versions of Molecule 01 + 02 as a starting place. Any advice, cautions, or tips from the group? Id love to learn from your mistakes, before I invent my own new ones🤣 Just hearing your tales of homebrew perfumes would be interesting to me. (I imagine theres some hilarious failure stories out there)
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RMRS resource note: before scaling those up, check IFRA max-use levels for Iso E Super and Ambrofix first — a formula's overall limit is capped by whichever ingredient is most restrictive, not a flat percentage, so dilute each molecule separately in perfumer's alcohol before blending. Log exact drops/grams per batch so you can repeat or fix a formula, and let test strips sit 24 hours before judging the dry-down. Source: https://ifrafragrance.org/using-the-standards
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