I just bought Ralph Lauren Polo Red Intense and it smells nice. Hopefully it mixes with my body chemistry. Being told you smell nice is such a compliment (my best friend just told me tonight when I used to stay over she'd smell my pillow like some sort of stalker weirdo when I was gone I_CANNOT_USE_REAL_WORDS_PROPERLY_ I love it). Also would just like to say the Green Polo smelled like corpses
Smelling nice
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(I think you may have posted this in the wrong thread)
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Omg, I'm on mobile and I swear I clicked on the anxiety thread. *face palm*
Oh well, I'm going to type it all again.
I've been trying out different fragrances the past couple of weekends to see which ones work with my skin.
A stand out for me was a fragrance from Tom Ford's Private Blend collection called Mandarino di Amalfi, but at $298AUD for a small 50mL bottle, the price is a bit steep. I also really liked Tom Ford Noir Extreme and I think I'll be adding it to my line up.
A stand out for me was a fragrance from Tom Ford's Private Blend collection called Mandarino di Amalfi, but at $298AUD for a small 50mL bottle, the price is a bit steep. I also really liked Tom Ford Noir Extreme and I think I'll be adding it to my line up.
I just bought Dolce and Gabbana The One EDT for $50AUD. It was kind of an impulse buy but I had been researching recommended scents for the office and this was one of them. I like it a lot, though not sure if it might be too woody for the office. Apparently longevity isn't very good so I may have to spray multiple times per day.
I love wearing Paco Rabanne 1 Million and Paco Rabanne Invictus.
Cackling!
To stay on topic: I once bought Britney's Radiance for a friend's birthday and the bottle leaked all over my hands but it was okay because I smelled so good! It's definitely not a subtle smell (I'm pretty sure it's bacially 96% vanilla extract) but I have a terrible nose so it worked for me.
Well first of all, I don't have a budget to buy expensive perfumes and they just don't appeal to me so I don't feel bad if I cannot afford them.
Second, I am very allergic to perfumes. They are too strong for my nose, like I just hate when people spray their perfume too much and I am just like 5 feet away from them. Then few minutes later, I would just sneeze because of the strong smell.
So what I do to smell good is just good hygiene. Shampoo and conditioner for my hair and lotion for my body. I don't use deodorant and my armpit smells good all day even when I get sweaty.
Second, I am very allergic to perfumes. They are too strong for my nose, like I just hate when people spray their perfume too much and I am just like 5 feet away from them. Then few minutes later, I would just sneeze because of the strong smell.
So what I do to smell good is just good hygiene. Shampoo and conditioner for my hair and lotion for my body. I don't use deodorant and my armpit smells good all day even when I get sweaty.
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Oh, OK.
I read the title of this thread as "smelling rice" and thought it was a very niche topic indeed.
Best perfume ever. £240.00 though sis?
http://www.selfridges.com/GB/en/cat...li-eau-de-parfum-100ml_209-77011643-L9808800/
I don't wear any scents (never have) and I know nothing about them but for some reason this thread is very interesting to me.
I would just be happy to smell like nothing at all. Instead I smell like dog and electronics and weed.
I would just be happy to smell like nothing at all. Instead I smell like dog and electronics and weed.
