Entrevista con Eduardo de Myscentjourney - el canal que cambió cómo probamos perfumes

Eduardo from Myscentjourney doesn't just recommend perfumes: he's changed the way many of us understand, try, and analyze fragrances. In this interview, we talk about blind tastings, prejudices, hype, niche markets, clones, perfume culture in Mexico, hidden collectors, and why sometimes a brand name carries more weight than the perfume itself. Myscentjourney isn't just another channel. It's a method. It's analysis. It's putting the perfume before the logo. It's smelling before judging. Because when the brand, the price, and the label disappear, what remains is the only thing that should matter: The perfume. In this conversation, there are no easy lists. There's discernment, experience, doubts, contradictions, and a different way of looking at this world. If you're truly interested in perfumery, this session has a lot to offer. Fragrance Sessions. Where perfume stops being noise… and starts to make sense. CHAPTERS 00:00 Eduardo from Myscentjourney joins from Mexico 01:04 The art of not giving a damn about anything 02:11 The Arrigo Sacchi of perfumes 05:00 The origin of blind tastings 10:00 Elegant, fresh, sweet… but for whom? 00:00 Eduardo from Myscentjourney joins from Mexico 01:04 The art of not giving a damn about anything 02:11 The Arrigo Sacchi of perfumes 05:00 The origin of blind tastings 10:00 Elegant, fresh, sweet… but for whom? 15:00 From Disney to Le Labo: The Perfume Click 20:00 Mexico, Machismo, and Perfume Culture 25:00 Building a Historical Library on YouTube 30:00 Taking the Plunge or Learning Nothing 35:00 Hidden Collectors and Wise Men Beyond YouTube 40:00 Banana Republic M and the First Perfume Purchased 45:00 Leather, Sweat, and Sex: Brutal Men's Perfumery 50:00 The Reviewer's Curse 55:00 Tom Ford and the First Niche Blow 1:00:00 Commercial, Premium, Niche, and Indie Without Easy Labels 1:10:00 Dupes, Clones, and the Limit of Piracy 1:15:00 Haters, Gardens, and Blocking Without Drama 1:18:00 Noir, the Shop, and Talking About What You Sell 1:24:00 The Future of the Channel, the Shop, and Ana 1:27:00 Closing: Eduardo is Worth a Thousand Hugs QUESTION FOR COMMENTS Do you think blind tastings are the most honest way to try perfumes, or do you believe a brand's context also matters? If you're interested in long, honest, and unpretentious conversations about perfumes, subscribe to Fragrance Sessions