Fougère, bol en frêne (Martin de Candre) classic fougère
Shave 11 ・ 213 g left
After three days, Fougère's fragrance has waned – or so it seems to my old nose. The fragrance, of course, is still the same. It’s my schnoz that has changed. Nature has designed our noses to function as early warning systems, directing most of our attention to new scents. If we smell something new, our noses immediately alert us to it. If it’s nice, we’re attracted to it. If it’s nasty, we quickly move away. If it's hangs around for any length of time, it seems to disappear. Thus over time, familiar, harmless scents fade from view, allowing our brains to focus on novel threats. This is a brilliant solution to protecting our bodies from harmful invaders, but it's also frustrating for the aficionado of scent who finds his favorite aromas slipping away with each shave.
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Brush Simpson Eagle G2 ・ Razor Blackland Vector Ti ・ Blade Feather Soft Guard
Shave 11 ・ 213 g left
After three days, Fougère's fragrance has waned – or so it seems to my old nose. The fragrance, of course, is still the same. It’s my schnoz that has changed. Nature has designed our noses to function as early warning systems, directing most of our attention to new scents. If we smell something new, our noses immediately alert us to it. If it’s nice, we’re attracted to it. If it’s nasty, we quickly move away. If it's hangs around for any length of time, it seems to disappear. Thus over time, familiar, harmless scents fade from view, allowing our brains to focus on novel threats. This is a brilliant solution to protecting our bodies from harmful invaders, but it's also frustrating for the aficionado of scent who finds his favorite aromas slipping away with each shave.
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Brush Simpson Eagle G2 ・ Razor Blackland Vector Ti ・ Blade Feather Soft Guard
(10-14-2023, 02:40 AM)Bouki Wrote: Fougère, bol en frêne (Martin de Candre) classic fougèreNice analysis, Bouki. I think you explained why many of us today (with so many options vs. yesteryears) can't/won't use one soap for more than two/three shaves in a row, and why SAD is so strong.
Shave 11 ・ 213 g left
After three days, Fougère's fragrance has waned – or so it seems to my old nose. The fragrance, of course, is still the same. It’s my schnoz that has changed. Nature has designed our noses to function as early warning systems, directing most of our attention to new scents. If we smell something new, our noses immediately alert us to it. If it’s nice, we’re attracted to it. If it’s nasty, we quickly move away. If it's hangs around for any length of time, it seems to disappear. Thus over time, familiar, harmless scents fade from view, allowing our brains to focus on novel threats. This is a brilliant solution to protecting our bodies from harmful invaders, but it's also frustrating for the aficionado of scent who finds his favorite aromas slipping away with each shave.
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Brush Simpson Eagle G2 ・ Razor Blackland Vector Ti ・ Blade Feather Soft Guard
Saturday October 14, 2023
Razor: 7 O'Clock/Asylum Rx Handle
Blade: Wizamet
Brush: Wolf Whisker Beehive/Badger
Soap: I Coloniali Mango Oil
AS : Terre D'Hermes
Fragrance: Terre D'Hermes
Consecutive Daily Shaves - # 1,803
Razor: 7 O'Clock/Asylum Rx Handle
Blade: Wizamet
Brush: Wolf Whisker Beehive/Badger
Soap: I Coloniali Mango Oil
AS : Terre D'Hermes
Fragrance: Terre D'Hermes
Consecutive Daily Shaves - # 1,803
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(10-14-2023, 11:09 AM)vtmax Wrote:
Sounds like a nice scent....How is it for scent and lather quality ?
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