Evolving taste and slow burn fragrances - FragTalk ep.18

In this episode of the Seldomly Often fragrance podcast, we explore evolving taste and slow burn fragrances—the perfumes that grow on us over time and the way our preferences shift as our fragrance journey unfolds. We reflect on how our mindsets have changed, the notes we once overlooked but now love, and the unexpected turns our collections have taken. Along the way, we showcase some fun and surprising fragrances that embody this “slow burn” quality—scents that might not grab you at first sniff but reveal their beauty with patience and wear. If you’ve ever revisited a fragrance and fallen in love after giving it a second chance, or noticed your taste evolving in unexpected directions, this conversation is for you. How has your fragrance taste evolved? Share your thoughts in the comments! Be sure to give John some love on his channel @Frag-Jitsu, follow Mo’s journey @ScentsForThought, and check out Luke’s Instagram @switzer_scent. Fragrances mentioned in this video: - Chanel Allure Homme Sport Eau Extreme - Attar Al Has My Magic - Nishane Unutamam - Nicolai Cuir Cuba Intense - Dior Eau Sauvage Parfum 2017 - Frederic Malle Musc Ravageur - Amouage King Blue - Jean Paul Gualtier Le Male Le Parfum - Maison Francis Kurkdjian Grand Soir - Penhaligon's Sartorial - Lalique Encre Noire A L'Extreme - Meo Fusciuni Buio - Parfums de Marly Kalan - Guerlain Le Frenchy - Profumum Roma Arso - Profumum Roma Acqua di Sale - Thomas de Monaco Raw Gold #fragrance #perfume #nichefragrance #fragrancereview #perfumecommunity #fragrancecollection #fragrancepodcast #fraghead #perfumestories #fragranceenthusiast #fragrancefamily #slowburnfragrances #fragrancejourney #evolvingtaste #fragranceobsession #fragranceaddict #underratedfragrances #fragranceinspiration #fragrancegrowth