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Every Fragrance You Need To Try In 2020

The power of scent is formidable. Just the faintest whiff of a familiar fragrance can instantly evoke cherished childhood memories, remind you of your first love or – in the case of your noxious hangover breath on New Year’s Day morning – kill instantly.So why not harness the force of fragrance for good in 2020? This year, save yourself the unrealistically ambitious resolutions and pledge yourself instead to your best-smelling year yet. From the EDT to endear yourself to new workmates to the scent that’ll get you laid, these classic fragrances will help you make a fresh start.The One For A New JobNew year, new job? Then opt for a scent that’ll aid, rather than abet, your ascent of the corporate ladder. Much like whipping out a tuna sandwich at your desk, wearing complex, divisive or overpowering scents is (or should be) a sackable offence, so choose instead something light and office-friendly.“A scent that is crisp, clear, fresh and non-threatening goes down best in the modern workplace,” says James Craven, fragrance archivist at London perfume boutique Les Senteurs. For instant office popularity, Craven recommends spritzing citrus scents made up of notes such as lemon, lime, grapefruit, neroli and petitgrain. “They don’t cloy, nor do they intrude in the space of others,” he says. “Rather they suggest crispness, confidence, cleanliness and clear-headed efficiency.” (Now there’s a LinkedIn bio.)Buy Now: £158.00 for 50mlThe One For Inner PeaceJanuary is easily one of, if not the most depressing month of the year. So chances are you’ll need more than the Calm app and a cup of detox tea to keep on an even keel.For a waft of wellbeing, Craven suggests an oud – a warm and enveloping fragrance derived from the tropical agar tree – which has the effect of a “heavy velvet curtain that shuts out the world, secluding its wearer in his own hermetically sealed space”. Or, for something slightly less monastic, a green fougère or chypre made up of “woods, mosses, discreet patchouli and aromatic herbs”, both of which instantly transport you to the calming serenity of green space. And are significantly cheaper than a yoga retreat.The One For Getting FitOkay, hear us out. No fragrance – whether spritzed on your kit or pumped through your gym – is going to make or break your workout. (Apart from someone else’s BO, which will kill it dead.)But scent could play a bigger part in your quest for gains than you think. In a study published in the Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology participants, each of whom had a peppermint-scented adhesive strip stuck to their upper lip, were able to perform an additional push-up before collapsing and shave almost two seconds off a quarter-mile dash thanks, the study suggests, to the bracing fragrance.Sure, one extra push-up might not sound like much, but ask any PT worth their sport salt and they’ll tell you that squeezing out just one more rep could be the difference between Arnie-level gains and diddly-squat. Engage minty-fresh beast mode with Thierry Mugler A*Men Kryptomint, Armani Code Sport or a few drops of peppermint oil rubbed applied to your pulse points.The One For Growing UpIf 2017 was the year you finally bid goodbye to the peach-coloured fuzz on your chin, then this one should be all about embracing your newfound er …manhood. That means, among other things, mastering the art of shaving, paying your bills, getting a job to earn money to pay those bills, coping with the mostly terrifying realities of adult life and last but not least, trying new scents.“As a young man matures he can start experimenting with more sophisticated, adventurous, discreetly exotic fragrances,” says Craven. Whereas light, fresh and simple scents (see ‘New Job’ above) are best for teenage boys, whose sometimes raging hormones can interfere with stronger, more complex fragrances, a young man can afford to venture a little further from home.“The most important thing is to start experimenting with stronger scents to understand your skin and how it holds, and reacts to scent,” he says. The perfect starting point? Maison Francis Kurkdjian’s Pluriel, a woody aromatic fragrance with lavender, vetiver, patchouli and cedar. Smell like a man …in a good way.Buy Now: £130.00 for 70mlThe One To Give Your Love Life A LiftNewly single? Looking to add more notches to your bedpost in the new year? Swerve the extortionate (and morally iffy) pick-up artist seminars, and look instead to the animal kingdom, or more specifically, deer. Yes, deer.“A sexy scent should simulate animal reproductive impulse and the marking of territory, and what could be better for that than musk, the precious natural secretion of male deer?” says Craven. “People often use the adjective ‘musky’ to mean powerful, spicy, oriental and/or overpowering. But the smell of musk is, at the very least, lightly erotic. It’s the scent of hair, skin, arousal and attraction, often backed by woody notes which can be either dry, oily, grainy or green but which invariably suggest virility. Musk is the scent that evokes the beast in a man and arouses an animal response in others.”Now, we’re off for a cold shower. (Then some musk.)Buy Now: £60.00 for 100mlThe One For When You Just Want A ChangeRemember when, in the not so distant past, the idea of men wearing floral shirts, let alone suits, was laughable? Then Alessandro Michele for Gucci happened. Now any given bar or club on a Saturday night doubles as a visit to your local botanical gardens.Similarly, if you fancy getting ahead of the pack in 2020, plump for a floral fragrance. “For men, flowers with an earthy, heady, pungent – even rough and aggressive – exhalation can work best,” says Craven.For a dramatic switch-up in your scents rotation, he recommends Frédéric Malle’s Portrait of a Lady – “sable roses with [plenty of] spice and patchouli – put your thumb over the label if the name makes you shy” – or Une Rose, which is “packed with dark and jammy Turkish rose, laced with red wine lees, the fungal smell of truffles and forest undergrowth.” Both of which, if nothing else, are surefire conversation starters. Source link

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Every Fragrance You Need To Try In Year

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Every Fragrance You Need To Try In Year

The power of scent is formidable. Just the faintest whiff of a familiar fragrance can instantly evoke cherished childhood memories, remind you of your first love or – in the case of your noxious hangover breath on New Year’s Day morning – kill instantly.

So why not harness the force of fragrance for good in 2018? This year, save yourself the unrealistically ambitious resolutions and pledge yourself instead to your best-smelling year yet. From the EDT to endear yourself to new workmates to the scent that’ll get you laid, these classic fragrances will help you make a fresh start.

The One For A New Job

New year, new job? Then opt for a scent that’ll aid, rather than abet, your ascent of the corporate ladder. Much like whipping out a tuna sandwich at your desk, wearing complex, divisive or overpowering scents is (or should be) a sackable offence, so choose instead something light and office-friendly.

“A scent that is crisp, clear, fresh and non-threatening goes down best in the modern workplace,” says James Craven, fragrance archivist at London perfume boutique Les Senteurs. For instant office popularity, Craven recommends spritzing citrus scents made up of notes such as lemon, lime, grapefruit, neroli and petitgrain. “They don’t cloy, nor do they intrude in the space of others,” he says. “Rather they suggest crispness, confidence, cleanliness and clear-headed efficiency.” (Now there’s a LinkedIn bio.)

Buy Now: £158.00 for 50ml

The One For Inner Peace

January is easily one of, if not the most depressing month of the year. So chances are you’ll need more than the Calm app and a cup of detox tea to keep on an even keel.

For a waft of wellbeing, Craven suggests an oud – a warm and enveloping fragrance derived from the tropical agar tree – which has the effect of a “heavy velvet curtain that shuts out the world, secluding its wearer in his own hermetically sealed space”. Or, for something slightly less monastic, a green fougère or chypre made up of “woods, mosses, discreet patchouli and aromatic herbs”, both of which instantly transport you to the calming serenity of green space. And are significantly cheaper than a yoga retreat.

The One For Getting Fit

Okay, hear us out. No fragrance – whether spritzed on your kit or pumped through your gym – is going to make or break your workout. (Apart from someone else’s BO, which will kill it dead.)

But scent could play a bigger part in your quest for gains than you think. In a study published in the Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology participants, each of whom had a peppermint-scented adhesive strip stuck to their upper lip, were able to perform an additional push-up before collapsing and shave almost two seconds off a quarter-mile dash thanks, the study suggests, to the bracing fragrance.

Sure, one extra push-up might not sound like much, but ask any PT worth their sport salt and they’ll tell you that squeezing out just one more rep could be the difference between Arnie-level gains and diddly-squat. Engage minty-fresh beast mode with Thierry Mugler A*Men Kryptomint, Armani Code Sport or a few drops of peppermint oil rubbed applied to your pulse points.

The One For Growing Up

If 2017 was the year you finally bid goodbye to the peach-coloured fuzz on your chin, then this one should be all about embracing your newfound er …manhood. That means, among other things, mastering the art of shaving, paying your bills, getting a job to earn money to pay those bills, coping with the mostly terrifying realities of adult life and last but not least, trying new scents.

“As a young man matures he can start experimenting with more sophisticated, adventurous, discreetly exotic fragrances,” says Craven. Whereas light, fresh and simple scents (see ‘New Job’ above) are best for teenage boys, whose sometimes raging hormones can interfere with stronger, more complex fragrances, a young man can afford to venture a little further from home.

“The most important thing is to start experimenting with stronger scents to understand your skin and how it holds, and reacts to scent,” he says. The perfect starting point? Maison Francis Kurkdjian’s Pluriel, a woody aromatic fragrance with lavender, vetiver, patchouli and cedar. Smell like a man …in a good way.

Buy Now: £130.00 for 70ml

The One To Give Your Love Life A Lift

Newly single? Looking to add more notches to your bedpost in the new year? Swerve the extortionate (and morally iffy) pick-up artist seminars, and look instead to the animal kingdom, or more specifically, deer. Yes, deer.

“A sexy scent should simulate animal reproductive impulse and the marking of territory, and what could be better for that than musk, the precious natural secretion of male deer?” says Craven. “People often use the adjective ‘musky’ to mean powerful, spicy, oriental and/or overpowering. But the smell of musk is, at the very least, lightly erotic. It’s the scent of hair, skin, arousal and attraction, often backed by woody notes which can be either dry, oily, grainy or green but which invariably suggest virility. Musk is the scent that evokes the beast in a man and arouses an animal response in others.”

Now, we’re off for a cold shower. (Then some musk.)

Buy Now: £60.00 for 100ml

The One For When You Just Want A Change

Remember when, in the not so distant past, the idea of men wearing floral shirts, let alone suits, was laughable? Then Alessandro Michele for Gucci happened. Now any given bar or club on a Saturday night doubles as a visit to your local botanical gardens.

Similarly, if you fancy getting ahead of the pack in 2018, plump for a floral fragrance. “For men, flowers with an earthy, heady, pungent – even rough and aggressive – exhalation can work best,” says Craven.

For a dramatic switch-up in your scents rotation, he recommends Frédéric Malle’s Portrait of a Lady – “sable roses with [plenty of] spice and patchouli – put your thumb over the label if the name makes you shy” – or Une Rose, which is “packed with dark and jammy Turkish rose, laced with red wine lees, the fungal smell of truffles and forest undergrowth.” Both of which, if nothing else, are surefire conversation starters.

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How to Protect Yourself from Common Bitcoin Scams The continuous growth of Bitcoin value over time has got a flip side. It has given rise to a whole new cybercrime economy revolving around various scams. Crafty threat actors zero in on unsuspecting victims in a bid to make them lose their Bitcoins in the long run. This article will shed light on today’ most common cryptocurrency-borne frauds so that you can tell the wheat from the chaff when performing Bitcoin-related transactions. Rogue Bitcoin Exchanges When you come across an ad on social media offering to let you purchase BTC for less than the market value, be advised this may well be a lure to make you visit a phony cryptocurrency exchange service. The first thing to check when you end up on any exchange site is whether it uses HTTPS protocol for a secure connection. If the URL starts with HTTPS, it means the communication between your browser and the service is encrypted and thus reliably secured. In case it’s HTTP, dealing with such an exchange is a slippery slope. Another classic giveaway of counterfeit exchanges is the PayPal to Bitcoin conversion trick. These websites typically provide a web form where you are supposed to enter your PayPal email along with the amount you would like to sell. Then, a QR code will appear to verify the transaction. However, you never actually get your Bitcoin, instead, you get your PayPal account hacked. Fake Bitcoin exchanges tend to come and go. They surface and vanish quickly, just to make a reappearance under the guise of a different domain name. Phony Bitcoin Wallets It’s somewhat harder to identify rogue Bitcoin wallets because the main function of wallets is to store Bitcoin rather than trade it. Therefore, these types of scams aren’t usually aimed at a direct financial gain. Instead, they most commonly try to dupe users into installing trojanized software bundled with a data-stealing component. This way, the perpetrators can pilfer sensitive information, such as your passwords. To distinguish genuine Bitcoin wallets from fake ones, stay on the lookout for various dubious hallmarks. Similarly to the rogue Bitcoin exchanges scenario, be sure to check if the wallet site uses HTTPS or tries to pass itself off as a well-known, legit Bitcoin wallet. Consider asking people you know and trust whether they have used the service before. In the event the Bitcoin wallet is an app you can download, it’s recommended to check it for malicious code first. Services like VirusTotal will come in handy as they allow you to scan any software binary for infections. Phishing Scams The objective of phishing, one of the most widespread scams out there, is to manipulate people into visiting a rogue site camouflaged as a reputable service. The swindlers will usually contact you via email or by means of a deceptive ad on the Internet. By going to their pseudo service you run the risk of catching viruses or losing your Bitcoin as a result of a bogus trade transaction. The indicators of a phishing scam can be quite subtle. The fake email may actually come from a cryptocurrency exchange or wallet service you have used. The cybercrooks might have obtained your contact details through a large-scale data breach, such as the notorious Yahoo! hack. The rule of thumb is to refrain from clicking on links embedded in an email. A phony hyperlink may appear real on the outside, but hovering over it will reveal a wrong URL. Another tip is to treat every email attachment with caution. Such malicious attachments also often bring ransomware that will encrypt your data and demand to pay the ransom. Scammers may also leverage web adverts so that you visit a fake Bitcoin exchange or wallet when looking up things like “Buy Bitcoin” or “Blockchain” on a search engine. Booby-trapped ads will typically appear at the top of search results. To steer clear of this hype, type website URLs directly in the browser rather than opt for sponsored content. Bitcoin Ponzi Scams Some sites offer cryptocurrency deals that look too good to be true. According to their claims, you can supposedly get the bang for your Bitcoin very quickly, for instance, double it overnight or something like that. This is a classic Ponzi scam. Once you submit your Bitcoin to the crooks, chances are you won’t even get the original amount back, not to mention that there will be no revenue at all. These sites tend to have referral programs where you can make some money through new customer leads. Therefore, a red flag to look out for is a referral link in URLs you may see on social media. An example of a referral link would be something like website.com/?ref=789. Cloud Mining Scams Cloud mining denotes a business model where people team up and invest their funds to rent Bitcoin mining hardware. Whereas this scheme per se is benign and completely legitimate, threat actors set up scams to lure interested parties and ultimately provide a lower return on investment than anticipated, or never carry through with their promises at all. To stay away from cloud mining shenanigans when you are up to this activity, pay attention to some potential indicators of risk. Again, do not trust sites that aren’t HTTPS. Avoid services promoted via referral links on social networks. Make sure the resource is transparent in terms of what pool is used for cloud mining, who runs it and how much profit you will get. A reputable service will typically also provide a dashboard where you can monitor all your mining operations in real time. Peer-to-peer Bitcoin Trading Risks Bitcoin theft can even go beyond the online realm. As the regulation of cryptocurrency trading operations is gearing up for a rise in some parts of the world, people may run into difficulties purchasing and selling Bitcoin the regular way. These hurdles have caused the Bitcoin economy to partially migrate underground and offline, where traders literally meet in person to complete exchanges. The newborn dark market is full of perils, though. Some of the recent heist incidents illustrate how dangerous peer-to-peer Bitcoin trading can get. In April 2017, a businessman from Delhi, India, got on robbers’ hook when trying to buy Bitcoin at a very appealing rate. He met with the purported traders at a mall. The impostors then abducted him and took $50,000 worth of local currency (Rupee) that he had prepped for the deal. Another newsmaking heist took place in New York in May 2017. A 28-year-old man posted an ad on Craigslist offering to sell $1,100 worth of Bitcoin and got a response from a potential buyer. Having met the supposed buyer in Brooklyn as arranged, the victim agreed to get in a car to complete the exchange. The robber and his armed accomplice then held him at gunpoint and coerced him to submit the cryptocurrency to their wallet. The takeaway from these ‘street cybercrime’ incidents is you should abstain from meeting strangers in person to trade Bitcoin, otherwise, you run the risk of being robbed the old school way. What steps do you take to protect yourself from Bitcoin scams? Have you ever been the victim of a scam? Let us know in the comments below. Images courtesy of AdobeStock, Shutterstock The post How to Protect Yourself from Common Bitcoin Scams appeared first on Bitcoinist.com. http://bitcoinist.com/how-to-protect-yourself-from-common-bitcoin-scams/ To get started: http://bit.ly/unlibitcoin To double its value: http://bit.ly/btc-gold

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