I've almost always gone for fruity, as non male as possible scents, while still not raising questions.

Two scents I know for a fact are unisex, though aging at this stage are, CK Be and CK One. I wear CK Be a lot to just facilitate my comfort when out, and also, a male scent, though nice and fruity, is CK Escape. I do indeed recommend this one. I'd call it unisex anyway.

Quote from: Cairus on November 06, 2009, 08:27:37 PM
You might want to check out Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab; the scents on that site are formulated by a lady named Beth, but many of the scents are... Well, genderless, or mixed-message(I've been collecting some of them over the years, things like melon and tobacco/gin together, scents that are more concept than gender, as well as the typical masculine/feminine swag).

That vendor is awesome, Cairus!  They have a line of scents based on Neil Gaiman's work.  That's incredible!  I will be buying from them in the future and I will report back with a review.  Thanks for pointing them out to me!

Quote from: calliope on November 10, 2009, 08:13:47 PM
That vendor is awesome, Cairus!  They have a line of scents based on Neil Gaiman's work.  That's incredible!  I will be buying from them in the future and I will report back with a review.  Thanks for pointing them out to me!

Good for you, Calliope! If you're considering a scent and would like to read reviews/interpretations of it, there is a BPAL forum(www.bpal.org) where users review the scents, so each perfume is searchable/usually has multiple reviews. Personally, I tend to order six or seven scents at a time, but in Imp's Ears(sample sizes) so I can get a feel for the scents and decide which one(s) are appropriate for wearing often enough that I'd want a full sized bottle. That way you don't get stuck with a bottle of something you've never sniffed before and turn out to not like.

Also though, with regards to unisex perfume, if you find one or two simple enough 'feminine' scents, you could probably blend/layer them with something more 'masculine' smelling to get a mixed effect. Iago, for example, is pretty masculine, but you could lighten it up with something sweet/delicate. There's probably a section on layering in the bpal comm itself.

Anyway, looking forward to hearing a review; PM me if you'd ever like to trade, in the future.

i like and have always used

I like Auric Blend Sandlewood. It's a very nice fragrence that is quite feminine without being to overbearing.