Borderline Work-Safe Scents

[Schad]

Some scents are easy to wear at work for me (Roadster, MI, GIT, Windsor) and some are definite no (Kouros).
Then there are those that I feel ok wearing to work...but just barely. I can do it but I am a little self concious about it.

These scents are:

Musc Ravageur (animalic)
Bvlgari Black (vanilla bomb)
Jicky (animalic)
Tobacco Vanille (high sillage, tobacco)

One spray only for these of course.

Which scents to you consider "work safe but barely".

 

[jakespoppy]

My scent preferences lean pretty heavily toward those that are sweet, or spicy, or smoky, or all of the above. I don't generally care too much for those like Jicky or Kouros. When choosing for work, I think about who I'll be meeting with that day and where. Some days I'll choose something like GIT and apply lightly, so if someone does pick it up it won't overpower and hopefully will give a more serious impression. Otherwise I'll wear what I like and try to not over apply. I would be very careful with C&S Cuba, as well as #88 which can be overly powerful.

 

[erickson]

I was a little self-conscious the first time I wore Lisa Kirk Revolution, but I have worn it to the office a few times now and have yet to experience any overt reaction.

 

[MaxP]

No way would I wear TV to work. Just my two cents.

 

[tehtimmeh]

Everything is work safe for me. I work from home 95% of the year and the other 5% I am in the office in San Francisco, so no one could give a rat's behind what anyone wears. Wear what you want.

 

[professorchaos]

If I wear something at all, I'll wear it to work. Oud oils might be the sole exception. Some of the stankier Indian ouds, which are my favorites, might only get work on Friday when most people work from home.