Award-winning fashion stylist Solomon recently gave his two cents on what a good cologne or perfume should be. However much the choice of fragrance is personal, Solomon went as far as comparing lower-priced fragrances to a popular insect spray called “Doom.”
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According to Solomon, any cologne or perfume priced below Ugx 100k is considered “doom.” Insinuating that these fragrances are of lower quality and may not meet the standards expected from higher-priced options.
While it’s true that higher-priced fragrances often use more expensive ingredients and undergo rigorous testing, it’s only fair to note that affordable options can still provide enjoyable scents, and the perception of quality varies from person to person and their preferences.
Tazibone Solomon’s comparison between lower-priced fragrances and the insect spray “Doom” sparked an intriguing conversation about the relationship between price and quality in the world of fragrance on social media alongside numerous opinions.