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🏛️ The Merchant of Venice Showcase – Venetian Luxury Up to 58% Off
🏜️ Damascus Desert – 58% OFF https://get.aspr.app/SH1WYk An opulent oud-rose voyage through the spice routes of Syria. 🎭 La Fenice Pour Homme – 57% OFF https://get.aspr.app/SH1L4h Rich tobacco and leather with theatrical Venetian sophistication. 🌊 Colonia Veneziana – 57% OFF https://get.aspr.app/SH1WYj A crisp, aromatic citrus-musk — the scent of a Venetian morning. 💙 Venetian Blue – 56% OFF https://get.aspr.app/SH1iQ0 A saline aquatic with a Venetian twist — fresh, luminous, and elegant. 🔵 Venetian Blue Intense – 41% OFF https://get.aspr.app/SH15Ox A deeper, more concentrated take on the beloved aquatic original.
🏛️ The Merchant of Venice Showcase – Venetian Luxury Up to 58% Off
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🔥 Special Offer from Marcelo - The Niche Fragrance Collector
Gents, just heard from Marcelo and wanted to pass this along right away. He's giving everyone a 10% OFF a full bottle from Olfactive Traveller (https://www.olfactivetraveller.com) — limited time only. Here's how to grab it: 👉 DM him on their Instagram page (@olfactivetraveller) and he'll send you a unique code. A couple quick notes: - The only thing excluded is the OT Traveller — everything else is on the table. - And if tariffs were on your mind, no worries — Marcelo handles that on his end, so the extra cost comes out to around $30. Super straightforward. It was a great call, and this is a solid bonus. Hope you grab it! 👊
🔥 Special Offer from Marcelo - The Niche Fragrance Collector
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Questions for Marcelo Oillataguerre
Hey guys, Joe A. here with another one for ya’! So this next meetup is a pretty cool opportunity to talk with @Marcelo Oillataguerre , aka, The Niche Fragrance Collector, and since time will be limited, I personally don’t want to waste the moment asking the usual “what’s your favorite fragrance?” type of questions! Don’t get me wrong, favorite scent questions are fun. We all love hearing what someone with a serious nose reaches for. But when you’re talking to someone who has smelled deep into the niche world, traveled through a lot of brands, explored different styles and built a real point of view around fragrance, I think the better question is not just 'what do you like?' It’s more like 'how do you think about fragrance now?' Right now, one question I’m leaning toward is this: ----------“With niche fragrance becoming more mainstream and more expensive, what separates a truly artistic niche release from one that is just wearing the "costume" of niche?”---------- That one interests me because we are living in a strange fragrance era. Everything is “exclusive,” everything is “extrait,” everything has a dramatic bottle, a moody campaign and a price tag that looks like it comes with a monthly payment plan. But does that automatically make it art? Or are some brands just throwing on a velvet jacket and charging admission? The other question I’m considering is: ----------“After smelling as much as you have, what has changed the most about your own taste over the years?”---------- Because honestly, that might be the real collector question. Most of us start this hobby chasing compliments, performance, hype or whatever bottle the algorithm keeps shoving in our faces. But over time, your nose changes. Your patience changes. Your standards change. Sometimes the fragrance you've ignored two years ago becomes the one that finally makes sense! What say you, guys? If you only had a few minutes with a serious niche fragrance reviewer, what would you ask? Would you go for something practical, like underrated houses and buying advice, or would you ask something deeper about artistry, taste and the direction of the hobby? Conversely, what is one fragrance reviewer question you are absolutely tired of hearing? Love to hear from ya'!
Questions for Marcelo Oillataguerre
BOIS FLOTTÈ BY CHAMBRE
Today thanks to My friend ANDRE I'm wearing BOIS FLOTTÈ from the House of CHAMBRE. An EDP. A woody spicy olfative family fragrance. The nose behind This fragrance Is Nicolás Breuliev. It opens with notice cesar and turmeric leafs notes, in the middle Black pepper and nutmeg notes and finished with sandalwood and sea salt notes. Masculine elegant and Easy wear fragrance for all days and all ocations a safe Office fragrance with better performance in spring-summer seasons. An enjoyable drydown with Woody/ spicy notes. Projection 3-4hrs Sillage 1mt Stay on skin 5-7hrs.
BOIS FLOTTÈ BY CHAMBRE
SOTD: Chloé Sous Les Pins
So when I was in Selfridges back in April, I came across the Chloé counter and the sales associate introduced me to the Atelier des Fleurs line which I hadn't seen before. I liked a few but the one that really caught my nose was Sous Les Pins by Quentin Bisch. They had it in the duty free shop for a pretty good discount (but still too high for a blind buy without testing first -- I've made that mistake before)... I came home and started looking for a decant or sample but to no avail, I couldn't find one anywhere so I kind of gave up. Then Fragmental had some videos glazing it, so I started looking again and found a little 10ml retail bottle that I snagged (it's a splash bottle, boo... so I had to fill an empty atomizer bottle I had). Wearing it on skin today for the first time. This is a gentle scent that kind of sneaks up on you. At the open it's a gently green and aromatic scent with a hint of sweetness and a gently woody/ camphorous backbone. This isn't a projection monster but I definitely keep getting whiffs of it off my arms and have been for a few hours. It has a kind of molecule effect (I'm sure there's either ISO E super or Ambroxan in here) and I might be going in and out of anosmia. It's nicely blended and pretty linear into the woody aromatic dry down. It's funny, I wore House of Cosmo Polaris this morning and at first I thought maybe Polaris had survived eight hours plus a shower afterwards because I kept getting some similar notes -- but no, I think Sous les Pins shares some aromatics with Polaris (to make sure, I then sprayed some on my wrist where I hadn't applied any Polaris and I got the same vibes). I'm also picking up some commonality with the OG LNDH EDT... so I'm thinking there's some lavender, cardamom and maybe vetiver hiding in the "aromatic" and "green" notes that Chloé lists, and probably some cedar in the “woody” notes. But underlying it all is a gentle pine scent - very elegant, not harsh or pine-solly at all. To me this is straight down the fairway of being unisex and can be fairly versatile throughout the year and across different types of occasions.
SOTD: Chloé Sous Les Pins
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