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I've been using Against Nature by Timothy Han. It's my first foray into designer brands, and I love it's metallic, green notes. I spent many hours searching for a more-so unisex perfume, using the below site as a guide. In my search for carry options, the Decant site (below) is brilliant for a spritz on the go in case the perfume's longevity is fairly short, which Against Nature unfortunately is.
I also came across Scandalwood by Heretic Parfum and Attempted Murder by Sucreabeille, which I'm considering starting after this perfume is gone. I'm not much for layering scents, and prefer indie, alternative perfumes with herbal, marine, spice, and/or certain wood notes. If the perfume has floral notes, I prefer them to be mixed with other notes. In case you don't know, some sites offer samples of the perfume if it's on the expensive side and you're unsure if it blends well with your natural pheromones.
https://www.fragrantica.com/ (You can search for the perfume to see its scent notes in case the website it's being sold on doesn't, or reverse search for the notes you want and what perfumes have it)
https://www.decantx.com/search?type=&q=Diy&options%5Bprefix%5D=&options%5Bfields%5D=&filter.v.availability=
yeah i also just recently discovered fragrantica and its really cool. i will check out the filtering options more as i think it has mostly parfumes available in the US.