The one thing I do note is that modern perfumes/colognes seem to dissipate far too quickly. This gives them an overpowering presence initially and then they dissipate to nothing.
I distinctly remember a bottle of cologne I was given by a girlfriend back when dinosaurs walked the earth and secretaries still existed in companies. If I wore the cologne on Saturday night and any of the secretaries got a good sniff on Monday, I would get ribbed about having had a really good weekend. It was actively difficult to get rid of all the fragrance. That simply doesn't happen with modern scents.
I presume that some extremely key ingredient has been found to be horribly toxic or terribly inhumane to collect.
I distinctly remember a bottle of cologne I was given by a girlfriend back when dinosaurs walked the earth and secretaries still existed in companies. If I wore the cologne on Saturday night and any of the secretaries got a good sniff on Monday, I would get ribbed about having had a really good weekend. It was actively difficult to get rid of all the fragrance. That simply doesn't happen with modern scents.
I presume that some extremely key ingredient has been found to be horribly toxic or terribly inhumane to collect.