DON'T BUY CHEAP FRAGRANCES | QUALITY OVER QUANTITY

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[@throttlechaos]

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[@Tyronieus]

Dallas, what do you think about great smelling fragrances with bad performance? Annoys the shit out of me when I find a scent I love that doesn't last or project. Recently bought a By Kilian fragrance that was supposed to be extreme (Straight To Heaven Extreme) but doesn't project and doesn't last. Paid almost $400 plus shipping. I think I'm going to start being way more selective with my fragrance purchases when it comes to performance. I'll miss out on some great scents sometimes but I'm a lot happier with my fragrances that perform well.

[@ericnuval]

i get more compliments from my cheaper fragrances rather than niche 😂 but i wear what i like.... cheap or expensive it doesnt matter

[@trascents866]

Eric Nuval that’s a good point rock what you like

[@blankblank6442]

Same, 90% of people around us don't really care if what we are wearing is designer or niche and they don't even know the difference, as long as you smell good, that's it

[@amarelatomic6967]

Hi. I agree complitly with you. What you think about original testers ? Are they good or better to buy original parfum?

[@MehdiScent]

I can see why you say that and part of it true ... do you say for example not to buy CDNIM or parfums vintage products? There’s really great cheapies as well bro ... also a lots of bad expensive stuff

[@leetaipe]

Agree. Even Versace Pour Homme considered a cheap fragrance and its one of the all-time best summer fragrances which is always included in different top lists and one of my personal favorites. Davidoff Zino and Cool Water, Lalique Encre Noir are another examples of a good-quality cheapies. There are lots of them.

[@civoreb]

Arent parfums vintage like $90? Thats not cheap to me

[@Pirotehnika.]

i mean CDNIM is bang for the buck... if you want only one fragrance go with Creed.. but in my opinion its good to mix it up and CDNIM is not bad clone at all..

[@ScentedWaters]

Great point

[@raymundomartinez244]

Now cdnim oil its better

[@OutLawFrags]

Man, I have enjoyed your video for a long time but I don't agree with you on this point. I have some 10 dollar frags that smell great. I have some very expensive Nich frag that don't. Keep up the good work.

[@BrighterThanYours]

I feel underwhelmed by extremely expensive fragrances. It’s rare that I’m actually like “wow this is totally worth $599” lol cost means nothing when you’re a collector and not following hype.

[@Yourcreeepyuncle]

Facts. I only buy the cheapies that are recommended or that have a truly unique smell

[@bigmase5333]

In all honesty, I don't need my old cheap scents to do anything for me. It's about the journey and where I started to where I'm at now. A true collector isn't looking at it the way you are. We all start somewhere and you were proud of them at one time. I'm proud of all the ones I bought because I bought them. Who cares if anyone else doesn't like what I bought. Everyone I got holds a memory for me and that's what's so cool about this frag thing. Stop overthinking things, people good grief.

[@markfoley3402]

Couldn't agree more with this. I started off with a big collection of designer frags that were hardly ever worn. Now I've got it down to 7 niche frags that I wear daily.

[@jjhammer28]

How about people just start buying what they like the smell of it's really that easy.

[@alejandrohits5066]

Exactly!

[@jjhammer28]

He ain't helping nothing but his wallet.

[@jjhammer28]

Just trying to get the more expensive shit on his site sold is all too many cheapies getting bought.

[@jjhammer28]

Bit of a fan boy I see 😂

[@jjhammer28]

To my first point just buy what you like not what your told.

[@rolandomota4683]

There are plenty of designer fragrance cologne and are way better some niche colognes..!!

[@kingturnup8480]

Facts

[@rolandomota4683]

I have Some old school colognes that should be mentioned..

[@SunsetSheen]

Great video man. One point to not be overlooked should be that cheap and inexpensive are 2 very separate and distinct things. Cheap = low quality. Inexpensive = low price. I usually buy frags in the $30-50 range and you can find some absolute gems from more obscure houses that are niche quality. You just need to know where and how to look. I’m really into watches as well and couldn’t agree with you more on that point. Buy quality, regardless of the price being low.

[@ricardojmestre]

Well said

[@will-manprince-walker167]

I own 100 bottles from Cuba gold to Tom Ford and Baccarat Rouge 540, I own 30 great cheapies and still adding.. I have Uomo Moschino on the way should be here on Tuesday... I wear a lot of my cheapies to the gym and some to work.. today I rocked black phantom was indoors, yesterday day I rocked perry Ellis red to work..on Thursday I rocked Tom Ford green Irish tweed.. my point is am at 100 bottles and I wear everything I have, including my now 31 cheapies... my next cheapie I’m eying is bogart pour Homme..... my next high end I’m buying is Tom Ford Neroli Portofino Forte...

[@fkasample1543]

I have been WAITING for someone to say this. So, so, so true. Unless you have $20 to spend and NO MORE (which is probably, NEVER), don't buy cheap fragrances. You'd be WAY better off to have 1 great fragrance than 3 bad ones. I cringe every time someone recommends Sean John Unforgivable, essence of cardboard (and everything else on that quality level). What is even the point?! Even if YOU haven't sampled enough to discern the difference in quality, people around you WILL, just by nature.

[@CarpathianLife]

FKA Imavlog But you can find great fragrances at a very low price. Price doesn’t equal quality or a likable smell.

[@fkasample1543]

@@CarpathianLife I've found that not to be the case. Common "cheapies" (like CK One Shock, Perry Ellis 360 Red, Sean John Unforgivable)... are pretty horrible; composed cheap and smell cheap. A $20 Nautica is quite literally more valuable being considered "$20 off a good fragrance" by not buying it. I hate seeing people do cheapies list because it's a waste.

[@acidic6706]

Agree so much. Cost of a fragrance might not always indicate the quality 100%, but it's a spectrum imo. The cheaper it is, most likely it isn't using oils as good as it's more expensive counterparts. Finding a great fragrance in the $20 bracket is very challenging, and there are few and far between great frags in that $15-30 bracket. As you explore more expensive fragrances, there will be a higher percentage of greater fragrances within that bracket. And I'd say most niche over $150 is fantastic quality (with some misses here and there), even if the notes aren't your thing. I think the market will naturally correct itself if an expensive brand is bottling the same quality that fragrances under $30 use; that's why fragrances hit discounters too. Buying cheapies is definitely a gamble, especially since they're blind bought way more often than expensive ones.

[@will.i.am_copeland]

I get what he is saying. He's simply throwing a "caution" to those who are starting out. I went through the very same thing. I blind bought/bought a bunch of subpar frags when I began this journey - many of which I now regret. It's weird, but it actually stresses me to look at them, Lol. A reminder of how important it is to really slow down, take time, and sample a frag first. Get over that natural tendency to act on impulse. It's also difficult not to want to purchase it NOW, out of fear of an imminent reformation!! If you wait for something to hit discount, you are likely not to get the/a "vintage" formulation.

[@philfierro4356]

Hey Dallas!! I Just Give My Cheapies Away !! Once I’m Done With Em...Let’s Be Honest Ain’t Never Gonna Buy The Creeds & All The Other High End Frags !! When There’s YSL-Hugo Boss-Coach-Bvlgari-Versace-JV-D&G !! Those Do Me Fine !!! 👍

[@ScentitarFragrance]

I agree overall, but maybe not with the aventus haha. I think it all depends on what kind of buyer or fragrance person we are , but I think that many could apply this . Buy a few cheapies , learn what you love and be happier.

[@parismatekarich928]

I bought Thallium after watching one of your vids.

[@ScentitarFragrance]

@@parismatekarich928 What did you think of it ?!

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

Exactly...

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

@@parismatekarich928 Used to wear that back in the day...

[@leetaipe]

Yeah Insurrection Pure II is basically a 20$ Aventus and nobody would tell a difference. Ofc it performs worse, but you can always give few extra sprays.

[@ColbyNye]

Great pointers. When I first started my fragrance journey I was buying tones of cheap $20 bottles from Marshals. Some turned out to be good, but others I sold off for $5, or just gave away. There are lots of good cheapies out there, but just like higher priced stuff you need to sample first.

[@derekborow4121]

I started to hold off on cheap frags n instead of buying 2or 3 cheap frags I'll buy one good frag. What u said is spot on. Cheers!

[@merope100]

Great advice!! Another good tip: don't buy fragrances on a whim. I have so many frags that I thought I really liked when I first smelled them but now I just dont have room for them anymore and never wear them. I now think they are just decent and have no time for them. Dont buy a full bottle of anything without several full wearings/samples.

[@leeburgers2444]

He's 100 percent right my rolex and my creed are all I need...even my tom ford body spray gets more rotation than any issey miyakes I spent 20 clams on... gave all my cheapies and shitty watches away. When I spend a lot on stuff I treat it better and am more proud of it. I give away a lot...I keep a few that were cheap and are now discontinued and now I rarely wear them at all.

[@calvintanner7897]

What's the two cologne fragrances that you're showcasing in your video ?

[@nuancedbro9373]

Couldn’t agree more. I’ve convinced myself several times I can get a cheaper one for work to use everyday, but when I get them home I realise it’s just poor quality. Bleu de Chanel or Sauvage are my minimum then treat myself to a creed every year or two.

[@MrPunkdrunk78]

I heard so much hype about Armaf’s Tres Nuit and it’s comparison to Green Irish Tweed. I just got it in the mail today and I really couldn’t smell GIT. I bought a sample of GIT and compared the two and I don’t even think they’re in the same ballpark. I’ll definitely save up for GIT.

[@jeffensley7493]

The only advantages to cheapies are if you TRULY love them OR if you get something that gets discontinued later, in which case you can flip them for double what you paid. I did that with Escada Men from T.J. Maxx. Cheapies are often a gamble, but so are niche blind buys sometimes.

[@harryiglesias]

I've been obsessed with fragances for over 20 years and you are spot on. Most of my cheapies (and by cheapie I understand as something under $25 USD for 100ml ), have turned into gifts for others or expensive bathroom or car air freshener. But just like everything else, there are exceptions. I always wear Preferred Stock (that is where my "journey" started), Aqua Quorum (great office - summer scent) and Lagerfeld Photo (sadly discontinued). Sometimes if I foresee a day without any type of excitement at work, I do not feel like applying good shit and since I'm a proud oversprayer, I'll reach for the cheapest of the bunch. Good advice mate.... I would say have no more than half a dozen cheapies in your collection.

[@Solanothe1daonly]

Harry Iglesias I feel the same. Way with cheep fragrances

[@harryiglesias]

@@Solanothe1daonly qué dice chibolo, todo bien?

[@schecterdiamond177]

Listen to this man. He is tellin you the truth. Trust me I KNOW. Your taste changes through your fragrance journey. You’ll be stuck with a lot of fragrances you do not wear often or want. At that point you might as well give them away because you won’t make anything off of selling them either way. Luckily I don’t have too many I do not wear but what he is saying is so very true. In my case I’m not even referring to cheap cheap fragrances but designers you can get cheaper through FragranceNet or reputable e bay sellers. Buy what you LOVE.

[@ChaosFragrances]

Thanks man 🙏🏼completely agree

[@andresr5634]

People can buy whatever they want, i personally have both cheapies and niche, but getting lot of designer fragances is ok. Aventus is so overrated for that price there are LOT of better fragance simple as that.

[@adidkjf]

just buy both… i love Creed aventus but i also like club de nuit intense for casual everyday since aventus is to expansive to wear everyday…. and one example where i disagree: I love the DNA of Tom Fords Neroli portofino.. but the Performance is so weak and the Price way to expansive, so go for Alexandria Port.. but it is not really i cheapy, it still Costs like 70€, ist just a cheaper and way better clone...

[@shanswanwaters5822]

My hottest cologne out of my 81 bottle collection is "Bentley Intense" And I only paid $35 from Fragrance X...so beat it buddy.

[@AbCDef-zs6uj]

That one really is a beauty.

[@foreverfragrance7]

Eugene from U Smells Good probably approves of this message. 😀

[@nicholassorto1861]

And I suggest searching up a store called perfumania here in Los Angeles if you live in the area it’s really cheap and it worth checking it out there’s also one in Vegas if you live the Las Vegas Area

[@rolandomota4683]

I think we all have our own opinions.. But some of us were not born around trees that grow money.. I am a cologne collector but i will not waste so it sits and waste’s.. But i do understand what you are saying.!!!

[@deondiggs61]

All expensive frags aren't that great. Creed for example. I have cheaper frags that out performs it by a mile. I would never buy it for the $$$ they're asking. Not worth it. $50 at best is what it's worth to me. And there are several other frags I feel the same way about.

[@AGentlemansJourney77]

Because I am a ❄ my feelings have been decimated by this bloody millennial...damn you Dallas 😂 Even though I am a cheapskate, I did enjoy this video and if people are truly offended by what you have to say then they take this hobby too seriously. I gave this a thumbs up. Keep it up, Dallas 👍

[@johnmcintyre6721]

AGentlemansJourney I love your channel!

[@se7endreams]

I’ve noticed quite a bit of “fragheads” have super thin skin. Bunch of bitchy whiners.

[@AGentlemansJourney77]

@@se7endreams This hobby has become more like high school behaviour in the last few years. People take this hobby too seriously when there's other things in life to be concerned about.

[@firefighting.responder]

Great review what is the best way to start a business selling name brands at a cheaper price??

[@muljanka]

The fragrance that I miss the most after being discontinued is original Lolita Lempicka, a masterpiece by Annick Menardo, and yes, a cheapie. I have many others more expensive, but that apple of Lolita was one of my absolute favorites and I often crave that scent.

[@Thunderwolf196]

I absolutely love that you have “Complete” in the background. Please start putting that in more videos again! It fits you and your videos so well!

[@M86-i7j]

i bought oud 24 hours perfume by around 18 dollars which is a clone of tom ford orchid which costs more than 150 usd , the 24 hours smells better, lasts longer and i got huge compliments about it, there lot of cheap fragrances way better than niches.

[@twentydelta]

I agree. I’ve not long since started getting into fragrances. I have a few cheap ones I wear a lot (to work, around the house) because they are cheap and i can be fast on the trigger. But I won’t be buying more as I want the £ for the 20 or so I really like. I’m half way there but for now it’s useful to own cheapies because they stop me digging into the good ones so much for no whilst I’m building up the ones I want. Cheap = buy some. not many. then 🛑 stop

[@mrpickle481]

I love your video and you made some excellent points. I have about 150 cheap, semi-cheap fragrances now. I think the difference for me is I wear all of them. I like what i have and i do wear every single one. I'm glad you made this video though, because a lot of people want to collect them to have them. I don't. Great job.

[@harpalchauhan428]

In my collection of 13 only got 2 cheap ones only armarf club de nuit intense and wave 2 that's it. Lol that's what started with now have armani mania, hugo boss orange, ysl la nuit de l'homme, prada luna rosa. Prada l'homme, victor rolf spice bomb extreme, prada luna rossa carbon,dior savage edp, paco robanne 1 million, Versace dylan blue, and will carry on collecting. Lol and ordered Abercrombie & Fitch first instinct for my 12yr old thx to your review for bk to school and will give him decants so he can have collection all year round.

[@Baris2gs]

Hey man what do u think of my collection so far, I'm a student 20 y/o. So I got: Dior Sauvage,Versace Eros, Spicebomb extreme, CDNIM, Perry Ellis 360 red, Ferragamo F black. Think I'm missing something u can recommend to me?

[@andrewfield8562]

I don't buy high end expensive niche as I don't think they offer value for money but I also don't buy ultra cheap for me the sweet spot for value to quality is higher end designer stuff like Dior Chanel Hermes ect

[@stevejessemey8428]

Depending on your age I guess because if you are young then a big collection of various fragrances is acceptable, but if you are an older man , then there’s no point in buying many fragrances because you won’t be able to wear them all. Also it all depends on your situation, if you are a man who is a business person, then some good quality fragrances is recommended, however if you just hang out with young friends then some good cheaper fragrances is okay. But yes you do start to appreciate good quality fragrances as you grow older. Kinda like wine and many other designer products. Lastly it all depends on your budget.

[@malkiawagiza1327]

I disagree. I bought some retro quite cheap scents and they smell great. The problem is that slowly one by one they're disappearing from the market and the prices of now so called "unique" smells also go high very fast. For example, who would have thought that cheap Masumi by Coty in vintage bottle will cost so much now? My grandma used to wear it, it used to be a cheapie.

[@gilbertvanegas6948]

I agree, there is a good reason to have some cheap fragrances but not a bunch of them. Instead of spending money on a bunch of cheap fragrances you can spend the same money on less but better fragrances that you will be proud of.

[@CanoNuevaYork]

One of my most complimented fragrances is 360 Red... Believe it or not. Burberry Touch is my #1 office fragrance. I still do agree with you. Good thing is I hand em down to my sons! Lol. Curious to know if 50 is cheap cuz that's my average out of about 15 so far.

[@CanoNuevaYork]

@Dollar Decade TV awesome. Thx!

[@thekids_callmeboss6577]

New guys like me will buy a fragrance that's recommended by reviewers. When a reviewer uses an old bottle with good performance, most of the new guys will buy a new reformulated bottle and in most cases its not performing well. I bought 30 bottles this year and my cheapies perform better then most designers like dior versace d&g etc.

[@tokenblack7983]

Sadly a lot of designer fragrances don't have the best performance. I'm looking at you Versace pour homme!! Which sucks cuz its one of my favorites

[@scentnation6223]

Hey so Does affordable hidden Gem, Armaf or Discounted designer fragrances fall in this category or are you talking about Dated fragrances etc. totally see where you’re coming from but What’s your definition of cheap fragrances?

[@mike50cal.26]

Dallas, I agree. I've been collecting for about a year now. I like some cheap fragrances. But the most part of my collection are higher end designer fragrances. Creed Aventus is in my collection. One of my favorites! Thanks for the video.

[@baltimorebigman5999]

I’m on the fence with this .I do agree after time I now that I’m late in the game I’d rather have very nice Quality fragrances that I love then a bunch of bullshit that doesn’t work the way I want them too. Now stuck with a bunch of bottles just collecting dust. Lol I am going to use them all up and then start shopping a little smaller when it comes to fragrances. Great topic and video 👍🏽

[@tokenblack7983]

Good words brother. I've given away several cheap frags but I think there's a place for inexpensive frags in a mans rotation. I've got a few that I highly enjoy

[@juanromero2154]

I love your honest video Dallas. Not a fragrance snob at all.

[@Dee--Jay]

all facts. but i do wear my cheap fragrances around the house or to the grocery store. anywhere else, i wear my good stuff

[@stephanegauthier5099]

You got me at being proud. You're right, I own many cheapies that I wouldnt care to take a picture of them and share it, let alone wear them regulary.

[@gregornovak7075]

what do you (come on, anybody!) about Lalique? white, p.homme, equus, encre noir al'extreme or Bentley, Azaro, ...? they are inexpensive, but quality IS UNBELIEVABLE! so, what about those "cheapies"?

[@Tatted-ne7tu]

I never ever thought I'd like Azzaro Wanted, finally broke down when I found a great deal on it. That stuff last's forever and projects just as as long. Now its one of my faves cuz I know she will last until I wash it off. Best $23.00 Ive spent

[@danlutter8061]

I actually like Individuel by Montblanc better than Original Santal though and I have both, but generally this is really good advice.

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

Both of those are great, Individuel might perform better also,BUY WHAT YOU LOVE...

[@danlutter8061]

@@mercedesbenzs600bash your name reminds me that Mercedes-Benz Cologne is also a good one and not heavy on the wallet either. It may be, "Cheap," but it smell great IMO. I'm NOT a frag collector though and I only have about 10 bottles total (and samples) so don't take my word as gospel by any means. Give it a shot!

[@blackcat6508]

I reach more to my "cheap" fragrances than my niche once. I am not going to wear Layton Exclusive, Naxos, Oud Satin Mood,... to uni every day.

[@scottyhaines4226]

I always say start cheap just to get your Fragrance wardrobe started then start getting into the higher end. That way you have something to wear all the time but if you want to use the expensive stuff you still can.

[@tokenblack7983]

Yes yes and yes

[@Solanothe1daonly]

Good video and great points

[@michaelbullock8011]

Great video and I enjoyed it and I agree with you a 1000 percent have a blessed night

[@saviofernandes4592]

Esp wit the Niche perfumes, i buy the clones to try them out, as in Dubai you get many such clones... so if i like them and then i look at investing in the real deal... but that being said doesnt mean that all cheapies are bad in quality ... just treat them as "a perfume" and if you like them great they dont have to be disliked coz of their prize...

[@rodrigofernandez9055]

Buy what you actually like. Some niche and designer frags smell and perform great but there are a lot that are crap for a high price tag. I have Aventus and 360 . I also love Nautica Voyage but I hate Erolfa. It depends on your preference and po$$ibilities.

[@HenryHill667]

True words!!! Very nice video

[@laurisuurmaa2752]

what about the risk to health using cheap fragrances?

[@CaliReviews]

Great topic, it all depends on what youre looking for in youre collection .U want a few high quality frags or a deceant variety but not trying to spend to mush jusy want more options

[@BullockAndCompany]

I couldn’t agree more. Two or three cheap ones and you could have bought a high quality one. I made this mistake as well.

[@tokenblack7983]

I've been there. We are at Ross Marshall etc seeing a frag for $20. Reviews seem okay on KZbin so why not just blind buy it? It's only 20$ bucks and I just started my collection. After 2/3 blind buy busts you feel like a dumbass. Could've had a bottle I really wanted

[@rolk70]

Sounds like great advice if you are wanting to become a collector. TY.

[@salgeno2849]

very good video and very true statements you made. stocking up on any line of fragrances is just a bad idea. time changes are moods & taste. Recommend taking your time and a lot of samples before buying.

[@brotheradrian6087]

You're right. I just sold a bunch of my cheaper frags in a yard sale. Made $13 bucks.

[@jeffbarner1747]

It’s true. All of my armaf clones do not get any wear anymore. It has gotten to the point that they give me a headache

[@IntoxicatedMario]

Where did you purchase yours at I really want to get another armaf odyssey homme

[@jeffbarner1747]

Marquellis Bennett amazon at the time but they’re even cheaper on eBay. I’m referring to all the Aventus and silver mountain water clones

[@lazarus5609]

9:02 so true..I also get that when I date different women..

[@gregornovak7075]

but in general, i agree with you (author) here. better one frag that you love than 5 cheap ones that you kinda' like... i've made a lot of cheap buys (3-6 per one order), and like them, but for the same money i would get f.i. Stronger with you, that i love!(500ml of ok VS 100ml of love); just wanted to add this! anyway, keep reviewing, chaos! (when i watched some of your earlier videos, i was wondering when you'll be in the news: "Bodies found burried in woods behind this fragrance lover's cottage"; you've come a long way from then!)..lol.. cheers!!!

[@e-scentric7448]

I mean no disrespect to you brother but, if you had started listing your points in reverse, this video would be completely unnecessary. Its sad that you threw in that “haters” comment in the end because your whole argument was not very well thought out and im sure if you put some time thinking about it you would realize that at the end of the day there isn’t a $100 difference in a vetiver note in TF’s Grey Vetiver and Lalique’s Encre Noire. Hope you chew on that, keep up the good work👍🏽

[@rafaeltoloza8018]

Really good review you’re right i do follow other fragrances reviewers they never post a review like this before. Your opinion really makes sense, have a great day

[@hoaian1]

But...but..., I love my Montblanc and CK (ALL, Shock for Him) bottles.

[@gregnice231]

Man this is the truth, this is happening to me now, I really needed to hear this, I was just saying this to myself.

[@gregnice231]

I'm stuck with these cheapies that I can't get rid of

[@notoriousbeg]

@@gregnice231 lmao, so dramatic

[@Red_Stallion_2.3]

Greg, i feel your pain. I will do you a solid and take them all off your hands if you can't get rid of them. Free of charge. They'll find a good home i promise.

[@justiceanthony4802]

You should have been bold enough to provide examples of the cheapies you think aren't worth it. To me, most of the cheapies in my collection are very very good. eg. Ungaro Pour Homme III Oud, Perry Ellis 360 Red, Guess Indigo

[@tokenblack7983]

I've been staring at the Guess frags at Ross wondering how they are . How is that indigo? Perry Ellis Aqua is great for the price too

[@arn8475]

Totally agree!

[@alexcanyon843]

Cheaper fragrances that stand on their own are ok----but I have never had a good experience with a clone---save and get the real thing!

[@ricardojmestre]

Same here - all clones have been disappointments

[@nelsonallen7305]

Yes I go for quality rather than quantity

[@trayace]

Why are u throwing shots at me cheap scents?

[@HBO1984.]

Nautica "Voyage" may be cheap but its a masterpiece.

[@HBO1984.]

@@ExistentialSadness No way if you want to smell like green apple and cucumber buy Voyage. If you want to smell like a pineapple buy Creed Adventus. The difference a tiny tiny fraction of the cost of Creed. I would never pay more than $150 for a fragarance.

[@HBO1984.]

@@ExistentialSadness Then you have all the different "reformulations" or "batches" of a certain Creed fragarance. That is soo stupid, once you change the smell it becomes a different fragarance or a different version such as "intense", "sport", etc. It is nothing but a money making scam knowing collectors will want every "batch". Shame on Creed, the inventor must be Satanic.

[@Kalima1231]

Great video and good advice. I wish I had gotten it when I first started collecting because I did buy a lot of cheaper stuff that ended up gathering dust in a cabinet. Thankfully they were sellable so got rid of everything. But it was a total pain in the neck and I know I lost a lot of money due to shipping and material costs.

[@kingdavid7710]

QUALITY doesn't directly corelate with PRICE. Some INEXPENSIVE fragrances perform better than Expensive fragrances.

[@alejandrohits5066]

Also, some of today's cheapies were once hundred dollar fragrances. Who cares about price, it's about the smell.

[@sergiomarron1666]

I wish you had done this video earlier. You are absolutely right and I completely relate to everything you said.

[@RubbelisPro]

I've found my experience to be the opposite, I find more appreciation in my cheaper fragrances than I do in the one's that I splurged on. I think people regret buying cheap fragrances because instead of doing the proper research and testing/smelling samples and decants, they blind buy cheaper fragrances online and they end up not liking whatever they received. So, the end up searching for that one perfect fragrance that will be the end of all fragrances, their signature scent so-to-speak. Consequently, they end up with multiple 3 oz+ bottles of fragrances that they don't even necessarily like, that they won't be able to make a profit on through decanting. When in reality, this whole thing could be avoided if these newjacks just sat down and figured how how to read note breakdowns and really understand what a fragrance smells like before they buy it. Otherwise they'll never figure out what they truly like. For me, I've found that fragrances like Dylan Blue, Nautica Voyage, Aventus, and Versace Eros are all my cup of tea, because I figured out what they actually smelled like and what demographic they were aimed towards before I bought them.

[@DrakeDanny]

I got compliment more when I wear CDNI and got none with Aventus lol

[@rodrigoelgu]

I get what you mean, I think only us that have a small collection understand what you mean, I own about 40 bottles lost of cheap ones but now i would rather have bought only a few quality one.

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

We're ALWAYS learning...

[@Red_Stallion_2.3]

From my cheapies i only regret buying thallium, Cuba copacabana, joop, and that's it. The rest of my cheapies like coach for men, lacoste l12.12 blanc, dunhill icon, and bvlgari aqva amara have given me countless compliments and they were all about 60 or less. Smell is a very suggestive thing. I don't care if it's 800 or 10. I just need it to smell good, last a decent number of hours for what i paid, and not have anyone say i stink.

[@sahilking2391]

Rasasi and armaf have ruined French fragrance game.they are all over now far better quality btw cdnmi garners more compliments than chanel

[@jamd092]

Loved it!

[@whatisrealwillprosper3846]

You hands down have the best content. To the point and always accurate. Appreciate it man

[@ChaosFragrances]

Appreciate that a lot man 🙏🏼

[@ScentedWaters]

Valid points

[@Edward.E.Nigma.]

Eh.... I get your point Dallas but this isn't 100% true. CDNIT HANDS DOWN.... TO ME is better than Aventus. But that's just me. As well as Alexandria fragrances quality blows Creed and most Tom Ford fragrances out of the water. Alot of these so called niche and designer frags just care about your money and not about the quality and longevity of the notes and scents. But love the uniqueness of subject matter on yiur page my dude!!

[@veritasvincit2745]

Look on the bright side. If you've got a shedload of cheapies that you're never going to wear again you'll at least have one of the sweetest smelling toilets on the planet for evermore. 😉

[@nicholassorto1861]

All of my frags are $80 or less

[@grissly213]

You're totally right. I've been doing a ton of sales and swaps recently for blind buying with little research. Great video!

[@LOCO2009hec]

💯 agreed . There’s no point of buying cheap fragrances unless you are out of budget or you are a ONE FRAGRANCE type of guy. Best channel ever! Like always.

[@23kendo23]

It’s not because is cheap or Expensive cologne When you got married have a family Kids you have to know how do you use your budget 💸💸💸💸that’s the different my friend😉😉😉

[@deppjarrod1]

I think that lots of people took the wrong message from this video. If I read you correctly, if you have $100 to spend on fragrances, 2x$50 is going to be a better investment than 5x$20.

[@Cchaoui50tv]

You don’t know what cheap fragrances mean bro. I’m French and it’s funny. Cheap means it’s a steal, which has nothing to do with the quality. I got jpg in the navy for $36 at marshalls, hell yea it’s a cheapie because of how much I spent for it, and I’m using it like it’s not a cheapie of course.