Ultimate Simple Easy Guide To Cologne

Everything you need to know about cologne. this video has, tips, my personal collection and more!

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[ANNAMAN]

Another tip man, looks like you're in the bathroom, its not the ideal place to keep cologne the heat and humidity can either change or ruin them. A better place would be the closest or anywhere that doesn't shift in temperature too much with minimal exposure to direct sunlight.

[yashvashistha]

He lists all the typical perfumes but his own collection is full of good stuff. Matches well with his vibe and personality.

[tempestandacomputer]

Clothes actually hold the scent longer than skin. This is especially true if you have dry skin that will quickly absorb the fragrance.

[miltonmartinez]

One extra tip when first starting out only one or two sprays max just so you can gauge on how the fragrance works off your skin and others reactions while they are around you. Plus staying smelling good while being subtle is part of being professional.

[honkinhonk]

another general tip is to not fall down the fragrance rabbit hole; more specifically, 5-10 bottles max for a collection (ideally with different qualities that you enjoy, naturally). its way too expensive to go beyond all that to not even wear the stuff you bought before. i absolutely love variety and its best enjoyed in getting samples😎

[mr.colcerica]

Was expecting this to be a big channel by the editing and video quality, then i see bro has 40 subs, your underrated fr

[silentcovemusic]

I absolutely LOVE L'Homme Ideal and Y by YSL ... They're both underrated and I get so many compliments from them. I felt validated when I saw you have them in your personal collection.

[JajaTheBalls]

A few mistakes here and there but good video and nice collection.
The higher concentrations don't always mean better longevity, for example, EDT sauvage usually projects and lasts longer than the EDP.
The longevity usually depends on the less volatile base notes of the fragrance. I'd say the difference can be summed up by vibe as EDT tend to smell fresher than the higher concentrations and usually stays closer to the skin due to less alcohol content. This isn't always the case.
Also, colognes tend to last longer on clothes, not skin but they project off skin more as your body heat makes the compounds fly off.
Your JPG is Le Beau.

[garishanth]

Great guide!

Here are my favourites:
- Cool Water (Davidoff)
- Bleu de Chanel (Chanel)
- Santal 33 (Le Labo)
- 34 Boulevard Saint-Germain (Diptyque)

[Dadddy]

Hey props to you man, keep it up. It's always nice to hear another fellow fraghead!!

[mrrj]

So I have never felt the need to share this until now, because I assume your audience isn’t all “fragrance” people so I would love if someone gave this a read. I’m still very self conscious to tell people I like cologne, I feel it makes me seem weird. People seem to think you’re covering up something, or trying to mask another issue with scent, almost to the point where people will give you dirty looks for smelling cologne, or laugh/bully you if you show them your hobby. I know it’s not for everyone, but I think it’s very wholesome and intricate. I like to match my scents with clothes, or times of year, or times or day, or days themselves. You can style fragrance like women can style up/style down outfits. You can wear one that you think someone will like, and if they do, you can keep a positive reaction coming from that person. Colognes also hit memory olfactory system, meaning some people will smell you and think of something years in the past, could be overly positive or negative who knows, but that’s the dynamic of life. I think the act of knowing how, when, where, and why to wear a fragrance is the true embodiment of flattery, the antithesis of hubris. It’s entirely human. Something I think of a lot when people laugh at my hobby, it’s hard to explain to everyone.

[piemasta]

Honestly, super solid video for anyone who came across your video and didn’t know anything about perfumes.

[ninjawxyz]

Great video, I didn't know much about cologne before this. I have been mainly using Versace Eros as my everyday for the past year, I love it

[MichaelRogerStDenis]

Cutest, most understandable, cologne video ever made. This is great.

[lukelawrencesparkswood]

This is such a super solid perfume review!! Good for those who are new to this!!

[InvisibleHumour]

Your quick vocabulary lesson in the intro taught me something new!
I don’t like Versace Eros 😅 but now you’ve made me wonder if I just got a bad whiff of it at the mall.

[something-epic]

Woo.. this was so simple guide. Thank you. And your collection matches with your vibe. I love it.

[TheodoreMnts]

Hey Tobey I just wanted to drop by and say this video of yours is so cool even if I’ve gotten the hang out of fragrances a month into it. Sharing this with my friends if in case they’d want to start too one day. Thank you! Spreading the love from the Philippines 🇵🇭

[TevinC]

Man made a whole lecture with limit fragrance knowledge and it a very good take. Can you imagine when he gets deeper? Bomb

[edwardbrock]

Another tip is DO NOT always for for the big bottles, 1.7oz is plenty when u got a growing collection, only go large if its a deal or youre really stocking up on something you like or is getting discontinued