SCENTS, Fragrance, Cologne
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Reading about Jaco2762's experience has raised a curious maybe off topic question, when out clubbing, do you find certain colognes or fragrances essential or helpful in attracting the ladies into your lap for dances or cuddling ? Any preferences on cologne when clubbing as opposed to daily work wear? Favorite successful colognes that seal the deal or provide memorable moments?
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Drakkar
Cool Water
Curve
Polo
Nautica
CK
Javon Musk
Lauder Pleasure
Used sepertnly of course LMFAO
All these calgones have served me well with the ladies...even just being out in public and having ladies tell me I smell good
AX body spray
Kelo
Phenox
Instinct
Apollo
Are the main ones that have received the most comments and attention
The problem, of course, is that this is all show biz, and it's not easy for a customer to tell what's helpful in attracting the ladies. Strippers, at least the smart ones, will compliment and nuzzle many scents, because they know that if you took the time to put on cologne, you're probably proud of it, and a good hustler knows to stroke you about it. So I'm cautious about taking seriously feedback from random strippers. That said, I tend to ATF, and often end up in a "tell me how you like my cologne, and be honest, because I want to know if I should wear it on dates", and then I believe they're more honest -- which I know, because I start getting less enthusiastic responses on colognes they don't like, although "oh, it's ok" is about as negative feedback as any ATF has ever given me.
My general experience has been that strippers love the kinds of mass appeal, derivative, synthetic smelling colognes that many high school and college girls love: Nautica Voyage, Le Male, Sauvage, Bleu de Chanel, Gucci Guilty, La Nuit de l'homme, Rochas Man, Acqua di Gio. I wouldn't wear them but actually don't doubt Juice that those hyper-synthetic body sprays are popular with strippers, they're synthetic, unchallenging, and have been scientifically designed to appeal to young noses. But you can raise your game with things like Dior Homme Cologne or Xerjoff Uden and many strippers will love those too, pretty often -- you can go with high quality colognes, just stick with unchallenging themes like fresh & clean (DHC, Aqua Universalis, etc.) or simple & sexy (Uden, Reflection Man, etc).
No. Just smell clean. If you smell clean, don't act like a crazy person (or a dick), and can back up your desires with cash, then that's the Pareto Principle applied to going to a strip club.
But if you must, use EDT (not cologne) and apply 2 sprays to your pulse points (neck or wrist, but not all 4, just 2). The heat activates it, it lasts longer because it's EDT and not cologne or broke-ass body spray, and the dancer has to get closer to you to smell it. So with the closeness, it is sort of like a shared secret. Better IMO. Plus it's FAR LESS LIKELY to rub off or transfer onto her versus you bathing in cologne.
The truth is, most fragrances smell pretty good (leather, tobacco, wood, oriental spices). Brut is good, too, but you need an old batch, like pre-1982 or something. Sephora has some trial sets (like 12 different ones in a box), if you want to try a few different varieties out on your skin to so how they do with your personal body chemistry for not too much money spent. You need to experiment.
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Just don't over do it. A stripper was telling me last night she was sitting with another customer and was literally gagging from the smell. lol.
I will say that there are some good clones (inexpensive substitute for the pricey houses like Creed out there). I've had 3 different dancers ask me if I'm wearing Creed Aventus. Nope, just the $25 bottle "version." (I'm not saying which one).
For myself, I've found Rochas Man to be incredibly well received by the floozy set
A few years ago a GF at the time gave me a bottle of "Eternity for Men" by Calvin Klein and I have tended to get compliments on it from strippers and civilians - I'll wear it on nightshift visits but these days most of my visits are dayshift and I don't like wearing cologne during the day, kinda more of a going-out thing.
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IME, absolutely not. People like Creed because it's basically just a high quality, more natural smelling version of clean, unchallenging designer scents. "Smells like the stuff you get at the department store, only better", in many cases. Hell, look how many people think Green Irish Tweed and Cool Water smell alike. It's not the same with older women, but at the strip club, you'll get as much enthusiasm for a $25 bottle of Nautica Voyage as you will with a $250 bottle of Millesime Imperial. Anyway, IME if you're looking for enthusiasm from a young woman, no reason to go niche, any number of under-$50 colognes will generate all the neck sniffing you want
Too many PLs seem to blur the lines b/w the real-world and strip-club bizarro-world.
I agree. I've observed most women find most male fragrances to smell nice. It's kind of hard to find one that smells bad.
It shows that you put forth the effort and understand how things work. Hygiene, manners, you know what's expected, etc. Don't read into it the wrong way. And what's expected is money, manners, and hygiene. The hygiene just shows her that you understand what expected of you and what you of her. So you can get to the meat of the matter that brought you together today. It's a sentinel cue, nothing more, albeit a pleasant one. :)