personally, great men's fragrances have always been part of the sensuality of the experience. Escorts are wise to go easy on the perfumes so as not to leave too many clues. The thing I learned is that women are REALLY discerning about quality scents and they know the difference between the good good stuff and the pretend good stuff in a blink. By and large, you get what you pay for. A $100-$120 fragrance typically says something intangible that $40 juice can't. Something happens in the first five minutes of a date when we're forming out mental impression of how it's going to go. When you are wearing something awesome is says a LOT about how much you care, how much the experience means to you. Don't make the mistake so many guys do, thinking that quantity is a substitute for quality. If you're so fragrant that you're too aware of it, it is distracting, you're leaving a flammable vapor trail behing you, nope buddy, that's too much. She'll get a headache. A little squirt of a Creed or L'Artisan or Villoresi, perhaps Guerlain is all you need. As your skin heats up what seemed like a mere dab will start to expand and vaporize and fill up the space between you. Stay far away from those people in department stores who ambush you with spray bottles filled with insecticide posing as cologne that should be used to sweeten kitty litter. Careful with musk fragrances. Many of them smell synthetic and seriously gross after three hours. Here's a test. The best fragrances will completely evaporate and only leave the subtlest hint after 8-12 hours while the bad synthetics will stick to your skin and clothes for days and are hard to shower off.