...I like Uden Overdose on men."Join The Club - More Than Words | XerJoff"

...Silver Bond Don’t know what to think about this one…

...Floating - from a sample.

...Today a touch of bitter ink 

...Orange Sanguine

..."Moiré de Kalha | Orens Parfums"

...Hi Nattelta,congratulation on your wedding! I would suggest:Studied Mille et Une Roses Armani Privé - Rouge Malachite Fleur Narcotique Eau de Parfum I forgot to include Indus

...Hi Thara,of course you are right, it is not ok to launch your request to the platform and then ignore the responses. A reaction should come, even if late. My answer was not excusing this behaviour but looking for possible explanations, and this is only speculation on my side, for example, one takes longer to respond because life gets in the way and/or one is not savvy in the ways of social media platforms. This does not exclude other possibilities such as people "empty" posting for points or whatever reason.

..."when applying a perfume part of the experience for me is taking it out of the packaging every time." - Fulaan.    This is the same for me.

...Hi,regarding swaps, I only contact the person when they are requesting a swap of decants, even so I never got a response. Don't know why this happens, maybe they didn't activate the function to be notified when someone writes. 

...Les Nombres d'Or - Oudh Osmanthus

...A blind buy The Wedding Silk Santal | 36 and I am so happy with it.

...Nolita

...Unless the box falls apart, I always keep them in their original box. Some even have the price tag still on them. I don't do this to protect the juice or to sell them afterwards. I also don't care if the box is pretty, if it's made of plastic, cardboard, wood, or it's a simple bag made of soft cloth. I still keep them in their original packaging. I kind of think of the boxes (or bags) as part of the fragrance, they belong together.  I do tend to forget some fragrances on the back, but I "re-discover" them when I clean and organise the shelves. 

...Hi,I think the catholic church incense is a mix of myrrh and other resins. As you mention, it has a very peculiar smell to it, smokey, dry and woody like mesquite wood burning. I don't know exactly what type of resins are in it but I assume it's "their own incense mix" because in my home country you can buy it in stores that sell catholic religious articles.For me, the only perfume that resembles this type of smell in a church during Easter is La Liturgie des Heures, even the name tells you how it smells like :)Regards,

...For brunch with friends - Madison Avenue Happy New Year to all of you!! Sending you my best fragrance wishes to you.

...1932 Eau de Parfum - a Christmas present

...Hi,have you tried Narciso Eau de Parfum Cristal ?

...L'Instant Magic Eau de Parfum

...Hi,I have no problem receiving/sending perfumes within the European Union or Germany. I do tell the postal employee the contents of the package and that it is a glass bottle of perfume or decants inside. I declare it to make sure the package is handled as "fragile" and that it must be sent by ground transport. This is bc perfume is considered a hazmat for air cargo due to the amount of alcohol (flammable). You don't say to which country you tried to send the perfume, if it was outside of the EU, it is possible that this might have been the reason the package was returned to you. In addition, many import/export trade agreements that made the purchase of goods from the US and the UK to Europe easy ended during the past 5 years or so (e.g. Brexit). The result is that the regulations are so complicated that even big companies decided to stop selling and shipping perfume and beauty products to/from countries belonging to the European Union. It is possible to arrange for courier shipping but as a private person this is way to expensive and complicated so I follow DarkSparkle´s advice and avoid the whole mess by not sending perfumes abroad. Regards,