What is your 'signature' scent?

[pflyer85]

I don't really have just one signature scent. I have certain fragrances that I reach for more than others but even those selected fragrances change by year/season. Last fall my go to day fragrances were Boss Bottled, and L'Homme. This year my go to day fragrances for fall are Individuel by Mont Blanc and Visit by Azzaro.

 

[JonGerard]

Sandalwood of taylor of old bond street... for today anyhow.

 

[TXFIVEO]

Winter - Thierry Mugler Pure Malt
Summer - Bleu de Chanel

 

[axledobe]

Chanel Platinum Egoiste. I love it. The ladies adore it and it's versatile to wear year round.

 

[mroe21877]

Geir for men by Geir Ness. I happened to try this when he was signing autographs at the Norway Pavilion in EPCOT a couple years ago. Its light and refreshing and to me not perfumy.

 

[Single Malt]

Santos de Cartier Concentree. It's heavy, dark, woody, leathery, with a little whiskey and tobacco thrown in. Everyone likes it on me, especially my wife which is a bonus, but lately I've been looking for another frag to balance things out. I like Gucci "Made to measure" but as an EDT it doesn't have as potent an impact and doesn't last as long. Any suggestions for something similar, perhaps is a parfum/cologne strength, would be appreciated.

 

[sandstone]

My hands down ‘favourite’ scent is ‘Polo' Green, with Yves St Laurent - 'La Nuit De L’Homme’ running a close second. I also have 5 or 6 others in my collection so far; I think I have ‘fad' (fragrance acquisition disorder.

 

[Apex]

Essenza di Zegna, masculine and aromatic

 

[dannycr]

For me it was Gucci Nobile. I bought and sampled many colognes but haven't found anything like it yet.

 

[abhikpr]

Mine is starting to become La Nuit De l'homme. I LOVE this fragrance

 

[BLES]

This is my signature scent since 1993 and I don't want anything else. Man I love this stuff!

 

[G-Dogg]

Giorgio Armani Pour Homme.

 

[Seneca]

I don't have one any more, but for most of my life I had one. Serially:
early 70s- Trouble by Mennen
mid 70s- JB Williams Mon Triomphe
late 70s- early 80s- the original formula kanon
80s-90s - Roger & Gallet's L'Homme, Floris' New Mown Hay.

It is probably significant that l'Homme is the only one in my list that is still produced. Someone in Florida makes a $5 EDT that they call kanon, but its nothing like the original. If New Mown Hay was available I would still wear it several times a week. Now I'm a traditional scented aftershave man. I don't think I even own a proper cologne.

 

[1Vader]

My signature scent way back in college was Polo Blue. I'm not a fan of aquatics or ozonics but I really liked this one.

I got some compliments with Creed Aventus and I love the smell, but I just adore the scent of Bond no 9 scent of peace. This would probably be my signature scent pretty soon cause I love using it.

I'd like to choose Aventus, I think it's amazing, the sillage and longevity is legendary, but I do get tired of the scent after a while.

 

[Mostho]

Egoiste Chanel

 

[ROBERTO ROBERTO]

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[NYSE]

TF Oud Wood

 

[raygsoko]

I wish I would discover my signature scent. I've been searching but not until recently have I been really trying. We'll see.

 

[paintflinger]

To limit myself to one scent would be hugely depressing for me.

As of late I've been wearing Guerlain Habit Rouge, D. S. & Durga Longshoreman, and Guerlain Vetiver.

 

[malarcus]

In the winter, Fahrenheit by Dior; and
In the summer, Terre d'Hermes