I pitted two of the most popular fresh aromatic fougères against each other: Parfums de Marly Percival and Montblanc Legend! One is the $400 niche powerhouse, the other is the $130 designer staple. They share a similar clean, refined, barbershop-style DNA, but which one does it better—and which one deserves a spot in your collection? The Question is Simple: Which one is your King of Fresh? Let me know your pick below, and then find out my winner (and why one of them feels like a luxury "dupe" of the other) in the full review here: PDM Percival vs Montblanc Legend: $400 "Clone" vs $130 Original!

Most Popular men's fragrance for the year. What fragrance was Popular for your birth year (if it's on there doesn't go back very long) 51 yrs back and would you wear it now... mine is 1985 drakkar noir. O actually did own it when I was like 10yrs old

I may not be at ScentXplore, but I get to enjoy one of the perks. A tropical fruit punch with a spike of booze.

A sweet punchy oud fragrance that i really enjoy wearing!

@Mike Jermann asked about pet peeves in his post https://www.skool.com/bos/whats-some-of-your-pet-peeves-about-the-fragrance-world?p=e073eff6 and my biggest pet peeve is house not offering smaller bottle sizes with a a relative appropriate price. As my collection grows and I still want to add way more variety, when I see a bottle only offered in a 100ml or larger or a ridiculous high priced 50ml, I just walk away, sometime never getting a bottle from that house. I still do buy 100ml, but mostly for frags that I MUST have or the price is way too good to pass up, but I like to share my treasures so that's a win win. Size is part of the biggest reason why I started with Dua and at 70+ now. Is it just me r do you any of you do the same thing?