Post: #11

(03-09-2016 11:14 PM)jb20 Wrote:  That is expensive than creed.lol

They're 100% natural ingredients, the best you'll find on the market at that, and to top it all off, they ignore IFRA restrictions. You're getting a lot better than Creed for the price of entry.

Post: #12

(03-09-2016 11:14 PM)jb20 Wrote:  That is expensive than creed.lol

The ingredients are way more expensive than what Creed uses. That's the only thing to lol about, the unashamed margin that Creed reeks in for their stuff, esp. the overhyped Aventus. I'm sure the Creed family has a lot of loud laughs ever since Aventus hit the market and their appeql spread beyond a mid-niche brand

Post: #13

If abdessalaam attar made it then it worth every cent, his family name (ATTAR) is literally translated from arabic to English as (PERFUMER), basically family names were giving hundreds of years ago to people based on their profession, some family names goes back for thousand years, but as far as I know pheromones history is new,

I would say yes to any of his products but I can't give any suggestions pheromones by him, believe other phero provider like Garry, Steveo and other popular manufacturer are way more experienced on it than attar, to me a phero from attar is 50/50 or tossing a coin, the perfume from attar is a 100% great investment, still it is worth a try.

Post: #14

(03-10-2016 11:34 AM)BAALhammon Wrote:  If abdessalaam attar made it then it worth every cent, his family name (ATTAR) is literally translated from arabic to English as (PERFUMER)

It's a nom de plume, not his real name.

But he does make pretty perfumes.

A.

Post: #15

(03-08-2016 11:35 PM)Ekscentra Wrote:  There's a 20EUR discount for anyone who likes Profumo's Facebook page. This brings the price down to 160EUR. We could set up a group buy between twelve of us who happen to be interested and split an equal amount between us. This number is enough to give everyone a thorough opportunity for testing each of the animalic essences whilst bringing down the costs to an affordable level. This comes out to about 13.5EUR per person, plus slightly more to include shipping.

I'd wait until at least the beginning of April to round everyone up and determine how we'll go about setting up payment. If more than 12 express interest and pay, I'll be opting out of this for that 12th to take my place. Either way, I intend to get the full kit for myself at some later point. Let me know your thoughts on this.

Consider me listening for the details... If its something I think I can learn from, I'm in.

Post: #16

(03-10-2016 3:21 AM)Ekscentra Wrote:  They're 100% natural ingredients, the best you'll find on the market at that, and to top it all off, they ignore IFRA restrictions. You're getting a lot better than Creed for the price of entry.

I see.

(03-10-2016 3:32 AM)GoergeFocky Wrote:  The ingredients are way more expensive than what Creed uses. That's the only thing to lol about, the unashamed margin that Creed reeks in for their stuff, esp. the overhyped Aventus. I'm sure the Creed family has a lot of loud laughs ever since Aventus hit the market and their appeql spread beyond a mid-niche brand

It is expensive buying a 120ml bottle from a retail store,but it is cheap to buy a decant and split.I got 120ml for $120 from a split.They do use ambergris and lb of ambergris like $10000/lb.

Post: #17

I'd be in for a group buy

Post: #18

(03-10-2016 6:36 PM)jb20 Wrote:  I see.

(03-10-2016 3:32 AM)GoergeFocky Wrote:  The ingredients are way more expensive than what Creed uses. That's the only thing to lol about, the unashamed margin that Creed reeks in for their stuff, esp. the overhyped Aventus. I'm sure the Creed family has a lot of loud laughs ever since Aventus hit the market and their appeql spread beyond a mid-niche brand

It is expensive buying a 120ml bottle from a retail store,but it is cheap to buy a decant and split.I got 120ml for $120 from a split.They do use ambergris and lb of ambergris like $10000/lb.

I'd be surprised if the older modern Creeds (pre-2000, post-1980) used more than a touch of ambergris. As for Aventus and other post-2000 Creeds, I'm not sure they use any at all. Synthetics, most likely, done well enough as not to be off-putting for all but a few.

Post: #19

Kit of Animal scents.

Post: #20

I made up a fresh batch of civet tincture a few days ago and the house still smells like ass and urine. :-D



Civet is one of the most interesting and definitely the most capricious animalic. It will change its scent profile depending upon the material in which it is diluted, and age will increase the range of notes. Dilution matters too with 10% being overwhelmingly skatoles (think tiger's cage when it is being cleaned) and <1% a filthy and unrepentant jasmine scented tart.

The animalics are pretty temperamental beasts, much harder to get right than synthetic pheromones. Get them wrong and you will repulse most people you come into contact with.

A.