We have sorted out a few internet celebrity perfumes that are more likely to be criticized. As for the smell of perfume, they have always been very personal. One is like honey, another is like arsenic. That’s why there is so-called scent testing.

Some scent styles will be the hardest hit areas: white floral notes (similar to jasmine, gardenia, tuberose, white orchid, etc.) contain indole, and if the amount is slightly higher, it will smell like a green smell.

The aquatic blend contains artificial watermelon ketone elements, which may have a chemical smell if not blended well. Some aquatic blends also have a fishy smell of aquatic animals in order to simulate the reality of the sea, which is also easy to smell.

1. Fragrance du Bois Fragrance du Bois must definitely be on the list. It is really the most disappointing salon fragrance brand I have ever seen.

London oud doesn't smell like oud at all, it smells like a bad street fougere for men!

Other perfumes are either flankers that smell like other perfumes or just bland, cliche combinations of notes.

The ingredient list of almost every bottle states that it contains oud essential oil (the cheapest and barnyard-scented oud essential oil). However, you can’t smell the slightest bit of oud. It is estimated that the amount added is one drop of oud essential oil in 1,000 kilograms of mixed fragrance.

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2. Parma California Laurel and Myrtle Air Freshener + Hairspray.

The top note reminds me of Jo Malone's lemon basil and tangerine. It's the same acidity. It's not fresh lemon juice. It's more like it has extracted most of the aroma of the lemon itself, leaving only the acidity.

The sharp sour flavor is similar to freeze-dried lemon and powdery essence.

To describe it from a physiological level, it is not inhaled into the nasal cavity, but more like being inserted into the nasal cavity one by one.

Extremely uncomfortable.

Lemon's past is the real disaster: Enter setting mousse.

Aquatic sweetened flowers, slimy and cheap.

The chemical feeling directly explodes.

I was quite curious about what Myrtle smelled like.

I tried hard.

In the end, I never got the chance to see how this plant, which is only found in the South, exists in a bottle of hair gel.

3. Miss Sixties Sixties?

I think it just smells like being sixty years old.

I want to complain about Miss Sixties!

The clothes from this brand look quite high-end, but the perfume with the same name tastes low-end!

Miss sixty's series of the same name, it has the feeling of an old woman.

4. The creativity of the Ulrich Lang brand is good, but it is a pity that I am too reluctant to spend money on good fragrances.

He was first famous for his green fragrance (Apsu). Green fragrance is a chemically synthesized fragrance, so it is understandable that it smells chemical and fake.

When it came to Lightscape and Nightscape, I felt something was wrong. The chemical smell made my head hurt.

Later, 17 Nandan Road seemed to be an unprecedented osmanthus-themed perfume inspired by Chinese style to save the thirst for osmanthus fragrance among a large number of perfume lovers.

Just when I thought I would no longer have to endure those weird osmanthus-themed perfumes with European and American aesthetics, I cried.

What's this thing?

Chemical peach-flavored hand sanitizer?

It has nothing to do with Osmanthus Half a Cent.

Not as good as the domestically produced beautiful Osmanthus King.

5. Phuong Dong has been soaking in the incense pit for so many years and discovered an interesting thing: Poisonous Weed Buddha, a very prolific perfumer who is highly touted by domestic sesame oil companies, will make a new vest every once in a while (

Brand) comes out to sell goods.

Today's perfume market is full of new brands. New salon fragrance brands are being born explosively, selling new marketing stories and brand settings.

But if you take a closer look, you will often see familiar names behind a new brand, such as Phuong Dong. I won’t name similar names. Everyone, please keep your eyes peeled. Don’t change your vest and you won’t recognize them.

The name is quite Vietnamese-style, maybe it is a marketing attempt to sell East Asian style?

However, the taste is really disgusting and off-putting, without exception.

6. TF Midnight Orchid is not as lively and fragrant as popular rumors, it is more gourmet, sweet and dull.

The opening is tangerine and jasmine ylang, these sweet flowers. It smells like candied apricots that cost one dollar a bag, and the dry body is filled with food essence.

There is a faint hint of black truffle in the middle note, but with these sweet things and watery lotus, it is like a 50-cent bag of almond milk and a 10-dollar bucket of caramel popcorn.

It's really shocking.

Where is midnight?

Where are the orchids?

Where are the chickens?

Humph, it’s obviously a gift pack of sweet snacks with free shipping for 19.9.