What perfume are you wearing right NOW!
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comptoir sud pacifique in vanille apricot.. i've been wearing this since i came home and now i after like 4 hours it smells more like a peach coppler than pure vanilla ^^
which is so not bad!
i recommend it for girls who are into vanill-y sweet scents
which is so not bad!
i recommend it for girls who are into vanill-y sweet scents
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Dior-Pure poison. LOVE IT! :icon_bigg
My sister counted up how many bottles of perfume i have- 39!
I love changing my perfumes depending on my mood. :icon_chee
My sister counted up how many bottles of perfume i have- 39!
I love changing my perfumes depending on my mood. :icon_chee
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Turquatic from MAC
It smells sooo fresh:icon_love
It smells sooo fresh:icon_love
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Hello kuanyin,
Just curiuos, but what sort of Sacriligious, Damnatious, Frigamagigit and other bad words kind of company do you work for???????? that does not allow for the wearing of perfume or other, lighter scents.?
Must be run by a man. Ooops, I said that out loud.
The fact is that our olefactory (smell) sense is very important. Aromatherapy has been around for a long time and scents are not just used to perfume the bods of men and women alike, but also as powerful stimulants for thought, lowering blood pressure,etc.
I understand that some people have allergies and/or find very powerful scents offensive.
But to "ban" all wearing of perfume seems extreme and misguided to me.
I mean, you don't have to go to work smellin' like a Fancy Woman (like I used to..ha ha) but...I mean c'mon..What's the world coming to?
Please direct your boss/bosses to the boards here at MUT. Let's give them an education on how the proper use of scents can actually make the workplace more pleasant and productive.
To go back On Topic, I tried Sarah Jessica Parker's Lovely yesterday at the Parfumerie. I was surprised. It was actually not too bad. Has anybody else tried it?
Just curiuos, but what sort of Sacriligious, Damnatious, Frigamagigit and other bad words kind of company do you work for???????? that does not allow for the wearing of perfume or other, lighter scents.?
Must be run by a man. Ooops, I said that out loud.
The fact is that our olefactory (smell) sense is very important. Aromatherapy has been around for a long time and scents are not just used to perfume the bods of men and women alike, but also as powerful stimulants for thought, lowering blood pressure,etc.
I understand that some people have allergies and/or find very powerful scents offensive.
But to "ban" all wearing of perfume seems extreme and misguided to me.
I mean, you don't have to go to work smellin' like a Fancy Woman (like I used to..ha ha) but...I mean c'mon..What's the world coming to?
Please direct your boss/bosses to the boards here at MUT. Let's give them an education on how the proper use of scents can actually make the workplace more pleasant and productive.
To go back On Topic, I tried Sarah Jessica Parker's Lovely yesterday at the Parfumerie. I was surprised. It was actually not too bad. Has anybody else tried it?
