first pic is from a few years ago. the second pic is the collection currently. extremely proud of the journey so far. my very first designer buy was gucci guilty, and the first full sized bottle i got was versace man eau fraiche. can’t believe ive made it this far, and i owe it all to this wonderful community for steering me in the right direction! i’ll likely be selling off a lot of my designer scents, like sauvage, spicebomb, and possibly coral fantasy and le beau le parfum. i might hang onto lblp though. not sure so far. i’ve sold off three other scents, since im trying to build a more disciplined, curated wardrobe. most recent pickup was pacific chill, which was a birthday gift (oh yeah haha, forgot to mention my birthday was on the 8th 😔). anyways though, much love to you all! it’s been amazing watching my growth and staying humble as i’ve spent more time here. i’ve gone from a newbie to the guy my friends and family go to for solid fragrance advice. even looking at my old posts, it’s been insane to see how much i’ve grown and developed. so once again, thank you community! and thank you mr centeno!

I have bought many fragrances from different parts of the world and it seems there are similarities when I buy them from the same country or region. For example, the colognes I have purchased from England seem to be more old school, light. From the Middle East - alot of oud and louder. Thoughts? For a challenge, can anyone name me a cologne from Britain that is very masculine?

"Crisp, clean, and self-confident, Visionair is a fragrance for the modern man. Opening on fresh notes of iris and lemon verbena, the green scent of violet leaves slices across a rich backdrop of ambergris and sandalwood, creating a distinctively masculine fragrance gleaming with refreshing clarity." - a note from the brand.