u/AdHaunting5408

Hey guys, not really a fragrance nerd. I'm fine with Bed, Bath, and Beyond and the most expensive perfume I own is a Kay Ali one that I got as a gift.

That being said, I really want to surprise my dad. He loves fragrances and when he was getting my opinion on some Cartier fragrance, he told me a story about how his dad used to always smell like this fragrance called PATRA and that one of his favorite memories growing up in Iraq was his dad calling him over and dabbing a couple drops of it on him when he was a kid.

It's a German cologne and I bought a vintage one (1950) online and it was very faint and was a little sour. I was gonna give it to him as a gift but it just wasn't good enough, probably due to how old it is.

I was wondering if any of you guys could point me in the direction of a good dupe. I love my dad and I really want to give him back a memory of his childhood. If anyone could help me, that'd be greatly appreciated!

Thank you in advance!

Hey guys, not really a fragrance nerd. I'm fine with Bed, Bath, and Beyond and the most expensive perfume I own is a Kay Ali one that I got as a gift.

That being said, I really want to surprise my dad. He loves fragrances and when he was getting my opinion on some Cartier fragrance, he told me a story about how his dad used to always smell like this fragrance called PATRA and that one of his favorite memories growing up in Iraq was his dad calling him over and dabbing a couple drops of it on him when he was a kid.

It's a German cologne and I bought a vintage one (1950) online and it was very faint and was a little sour. I was gonna give it to him as a gift but it just wasn't good enough, probably due to how old it is.

I was wondering if any of you guys could point me in the direction of a good dupe. I love my dad and I really want to give him back a memory of his childhood. If anyone could help me, that'd be greatly appreciated!

Thank you in advance!

Hey guys! I'm not from Jacksonville. I'm actually from Georgia and I'm creating a volunteer alternative break for my college. I'm working with another person as well and I'm wondering if you guys on this subreddit can give me an idea of some key social issues that we can try to base this trip around that are actually relevant and able to be reasonably accessed by college students.

Some examples can be homelessness or environmental issues.

I just want to get a more personal answer to this question rather than relying on websites and articles.

Thank you in advance!