What is your signature perfume or cologne?

[lara75]

My signature perfume is Victoria’s Secret love spell and the scent is cheerful in the summer. This scent is affordable victoria secret perfume and has good longevity.
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What is your signature perfume or cologne?

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[a7mado]

If the smell of a hot cup of coffee & fresh newspaper could be sold in a bottle, I'd buy it.

[SID_NY]

Oh love the smell of fresh brewed coffee

[Bobby1]

I buy both of them the same perfume. I am so smart, but my days are numbered. Better to live a day like a lion than to live like a jackal for ever.

[Cashmere]

It varies from time to time. Currently it's le labo's jasmin17. Can't vouch for overwhelming scents with the sensitive nose that I have.

[a7mado]

Used to be a Boss bottled kinda guy, until I was gifted a bottle of Bleu De Chanel by umm... Chanel, Never looked back.

Wish it didn't cost twice as much though. A 150ml bottle will barely last me 30 days.

[Bobby1]

I wonder if roles were reversed at home and the other party was receiving intimate gifts from ahhh!!’ Ummm if that would be acceptable?

[mahnoor94]

My signature perfume is Flowerbomb by Victor & Rolf. The fragrance of this perfume is insane. This grenade-shaped bottle contains a super feminine and fresh floral fragrance of jasmine rose, and freesia.

[tahmeena]

My signature perfume is Coco Mademoiselle Eau De Parfum Spray.

[PunjaBee]

All of spring and summer this year I've often reached for Si Fiori.

[Emili]

My signature perfume is Alisha gold. I like this so much and my sisters also like this.

[Cashmere]

For the past year it's a kuwaiti pure musk and use a drop or two on my skin at a time. I'll double check the brand.

Edited: Mashael Artist 12ml Musk bottle [got a few of these while I was traveling]

[Azra Hazarah]

My favourite ever perfume was Midnight Poison by Christian Dior but they discontinued it. So now it's Mademoiselle by Chanel

[SleekDesign]

1. Kun Mukhtalifan by Rasasi (gift from father)

2. Oud ittr (Gift from father when he returned from last Hajj)

3. Another Oud mixed perfume I got for my mother but she didn't like it so returned it. It's so old that there is no print on it anymore so don't know what it's called. Purchased from one of those perfumes stalls in a mall (with warm light wood/floral notes, it's mesmerising)

I change every other day. Sometime, also spray ck1 unisex for a change though it's not my favourite anymore (It was a big hit in teenagers when it came out years ago).

However, if you're in Pakistan, don't even think about putting on any fragrance before going shopping for anything in the market. The indian trained jihadis attack or follow (with wrong intention) random (or targetted) females they get a hint of perfume from. Their latest belief is that any such woman is a CONFIRNED ZAANI & must be slashed / shot to death. So next time you're in Pakistan & spray on any, keep that in mind.

[Azra Hazarah]

Thanks for the advice. I'm planning on taking my partner to Pakistan as he has never been. It'll be a culture shock for him anyway but I think I need to brush up on a bit of the cultural norms and good to knows

[SleekDesign]

Azra Hazarah, one thing though, that kind of belief in locals was never a 'cultural norm' as much as I knew Pakistan from the time we used to visit as kids-young adults. We used to be drenched in scents but never ever faced any issues. This seems to be a quite recent 'cultural norm'. I just hope it is still not a 'norm' but only an excuse of the foreign trained terrorists to attack targetted females upon orders of their masters.

Still, just be aware of your surroundings. Better don't roam around in markets unless you really need to & never alone.