Most of my pheros have “The Game” scent or human musk (i.e AMMO, TUTH, MX292, CTTM, A314). One of these days I believe that somebody, somewhere, will detect my pheromones and say aloud “Are your wearing pheromones??”
My question is, if somebody detects my “Game” scent, how can I deny that I’m wearing pheromones?? Are there any cologne’s that smell similar to “The Game” scent? I need to know which colognes smell remotely similar to Game scent so I can use it as a good cover story to deny that I’m wearing phero’s… Gotta keep my arsenal a secret!
Any of these will do:
Green Irish Tweed (better than game though, but you can blame it on skin chemisty)
Acqua Di Gio (I find game better, but they are somewhat similar and you could pass one off as the other).
Cool Water (cool water is a lot less sweet, but hey they share a lot of the same notes).
after an hour the scent isn’t hard to cover up. we have alot of fragrance experts over here. they have sensitive noses and tastes. i think most people aren’t like that. in fact, i noticed most people don’t even wear cologne/perfumes. maybe it’s cause of the economy and people rather spend their money on something else.
I don’t think it cause of the economy, let’s face it most colognes are not expensive, i think most people just do not wear it, just a culture thing
The great thing about most people not wearing it is the ones that do usually stand out so you get noticed more, I know i get a lot of compliments asking me what I am wearing.
Really women’s perfumes are the ones that you usually smell a mile away, most men’s are a lot harder unless you are right up close.
true, a woman once told me that a bridge worker was working way on top of a bridge and smelled the woman’s chanel perfume from her car while she was sitting in traffic.
a few weeks ago, i noticed a female’s perfume from like 15 feet away. her perfume over powered my cologne.
I like Acqua Di Gio and find it a world apart from Game. Game has extremely sour acid notes in comparison. Unfortunately, I stopped wearing Acqua Di Gio since my boss and every other guy wear it. It’s the male scent of the decade. When I go in Sephora there’s always a small crowd of Filipino boys hosing themselves down with Acqua Di Gio samples. It does have one benefit: women always recognize the scent and comment on it.
Game scent does wonders on my skin and I never fail to get a compliment. I think about 9/10 times I wear it I have at least one girl tell me I smell great and ask what I’m wearing. It isn’t my favorite cologne, but I like it and girls just seem to love it on me.
Acqua Di Gio smells too synthetic to me and terribly generic. It just bores me to death even if it does smell good. I agree with Gegogi and also don’t like to wear it since you’ll find most guys who have enough taste to not wear Axe (Although I do use their deodorant lol) or cheap cologne will wear Acqua di Gio. I have noticed it’s even more popular with my asian friends, maybe some kind of skin chemistry thing?
Gegogi, have you ever tried spraying Game on a piece of paper to see if it is your skin chemistry that doesn’t agree with it?
Actually I just don’t like the scent of Game on me, in the bottle or in the air. I’d rather wear essence of toe-jam intermingled with patchouli (not–just the worse thing I can think of). In fairness, I dislike 99% of colognes so I feel lucky to own a few I like. Even if women love Game, I can’t enjoy my day with such funk in my nose and refuse to wear it. I did like the old Ammo scent. Yes it does smell a bit sharp and synthetic but in a pleasant way (ain’t ever gonna pass as a high end cologne). But it was a nice compromise as both I and most women liked it. I still have half a bottle of PheroProof with Ammo scent I save for special occasions.
Truth be told, most commercial colognes are synthetic. Only the big big bucks ones mainly use natural ingredients.
Before I knew much about colognes I use to think it was due to women overapplying perfumes, but now I know it because of the floral ingredients
most women’s perfumes use ingredients such as Jasmine, tuberose, Rose, immortele, labdanum, opoponax, vetiver and patchouli. All of these are superb for diffusion and very powerful. Most can be smelled a mile away as we joke around.
Blame it on the Aldehydes. That’s what produces diffusion.
“Ask any aspiring perfumista about aldehydes and you will hear that they are synthetic materials first used in Chanel No.5, that thanks to them this is the first and the prototype of synthetic fragrances and that aldehydes themselves have a champagne-like, sparkly, fizzy odor that makes the fragrance fly off the skin.” - from some website.
