Women reveal the sexiest 'man magnet' perfumes that make men 'swarm'
Women have flocked to social media to reveal their favorite 'maneater' fragrances that they guarantee get the most compliments from gentlemen.
Content creator Sniffin With Steph shared a video on TikTok in response to Michaela Amanda jokingly asking for 'sl**ty' fragrance recommendations and it quickly went viral.
Steph's list of perfumes included more affordable options as well as pricier perfumes, and her followers added their favorite 'man magnet' fragrances to the list.
Steph suggested Kayali's Vanilla Candy Rock Sugar ($138), describing the wildly popular scent as bubblegum, sugared violet, vanilla, and caramel.
'It is sweet, it is addictive, it is playful,' Steph said of the scent, which was created by Mona Kattan, the co-founder of Huda Beauty.
La Belle Le Parfum by Jean Paul Gaultier ($120) was another suggestion, which she said was a 'dark sensual vanilla' with a 'cherry leather vibe,' for a 'ripe delicious' fragrance.
Kayali's Vanilla Candy Rock Sugar $138
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La Belle Le Parfum has as a 'dark sensual vanilla' with a 'cherry leather vibe,' for a 'ripe delicious' fragrance.
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On Reddit, the JPG scent is equally popular, with one person describing it as 'warm, rich and soooo sensual' and another calling it 'warm, sexy and intoxicating.'
Another suggestion was the woody and seductive Pretty Please ($180), which Steph called 'a little dirty.'
Other women on Reddit have called the smoky, fruity perfume their 'most complimented' and described it as 'mature.'
'If you want to smell like a really high end escort, Absolute Aphrodisiac,' Steph recommended, calling the $390 bottle her 'ride or die.'
An encouraging Reddit user described the pricey fragrance as 'the sexiest, most sensual vanilla I've ever smelled.'
They wrote: 'Take warm vanilla waffle cones and add just a hint of animalistic dirtiness in the best way possible.'
TikTok commenters quickly suggested their own favorites and praised Steph's choices, with some saying they wore them in the club and received drinks from men or unlimited compliments.
'For me the sl**tiest perfume is Angel Nova by Mugler,' one woman chimed in. 'It's a man magnet, they swarm around me.'
Absolute Aphrodisiac $390
Steph called Absolute Aphrodisiac her ride or die, 'if you want to smell like a really high end escort'.
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Angel Nova by Mugler $130
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'I need one that will get me eaten all summer and not by mosquitoes,' another woman joked.
One person agreed, 'I want a perfume that says man eater, wallet snatcher, dominatrix but smell good.'
Other recommendations included the heady amber vanilla Dior Hypnotic Poison, sultry floral Versace Crystal Noir, and the bold floral Good Girl by Carolina Herrera.
This isn't the first time women have turned to social media to find out the perfumes that men love - and many times, the answers include sweet but not overpowering scents like vanilla, lavender, and cinnamon.
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