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Which perfume do you use?
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I don't typically use perfume. But I do like scented lotions- either vanilla or sweet scents or oceany/beachy ones.
I have worn Ciara by Revlon for years.
Diane, my hubby is like that so I have to be careful with what perfumes I wear..... for several years I have been using Midnight by Brittany Spears and when I do use it I need to spray it on about an hour before we get in the car!!!! 
While hubby was down in Tassie, and I was living with my son for six months before moving down, I had a bought a small bottle of Tabu, an oldie which I used to wear years ago, and it was great no having hubby sneeze every minute while I was wearing it! lol!!!!
Chris, I also love some of the scented oils, there was one, again a few years ago, that was a combination of a rose and mush smell and it was heavenly!
While hubby was down in Tassie, and I was living with my son for six months before moving down, I had a bought a small bottle of Tabu, an oldie which I used to wear years ago, and it was great no having hubby sneeze every minute while I was wearing it! lol!!!! Chris, I also love some of the scented oils, there was one, again a few years ago, that was a combination of a rose and mush smell and it was heavenly!
One of the things I dislike about making lotions and other scented products is having to make one with fragrances I avoid. This past year, I made a floral wax "bark" and used a hyacinth fragrance oil to scent it. I am not crazy about floral scents so having my house smell like hyacinth while I had to wait for it to be ready to be packaged gave me a headache.
But when I make things with essential oils that I like-- rosemary, bergamot, lavender, that makes me happy!
But when I make things with essential oils that I like-- rosemary, bergamot, lavender, that makes me happy!
Chris, I also love some of the scented oils, there was one, again a few years ago, that was a combination of a rose and mush smell and it was heavenly!
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ound:ound:ound:hahhaaaa! I just re-read what I wrote earlier, LOL! and I meant to say MUSK smell, not mush!! ound:Yes, that is another thing I can't really do in the house either due to hubby, I can't have any strong smelling room scents but I have found a vanilla one that is quite unobtrusive and he hasn't complained about it.........yet!!
I knew that was what you meant. It was either that or "mush" is Aussie shorthand for mushroom and I know of very few people who want to smell like soggy dirt hahaha!!!!:rofl:
No perfume for me either, it doesn't stay with me, so it is a waste of money to buy any. I do use a lovely body butter that has a slight fragrance of cinnamon and I love it! Soft skin and just a bit of lovely scent!
I'm so chemically sensitive that pretty much any strong scent will knock me out, so I don't wear perfumes anymore and the hubby doesn't wear cologne either. I'm ok with most essential oils. It's really just man made scents that get me.
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This is my one luxury item I will spend money on for myself. A good quality eau de parfum should be light and last long. There is nothing worse to me than to have someone walk in the office with an overpowering scent that last long after they left.
I have 2 favorites- Boucheron and Angel
Recently I walked into Ulta and made fun of this high heeled bottle of perfume thinking I wouldn't want that on my dresser. Then- I smelled it and fell in love. It's on my list to buy next - Carolina Hererra Good Girl
I have 2 favorites- Boucheron and Angel
Recently I walked into Ulta and made fun of this high heeled bottle of perfume thinking I wouldn't want that on my dresser. Then- I smelled it and fell in love. It's on my list to buy next - Carolina Hererra Good Girl