What is your scent?

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[Post New]10/14/2011 13:18
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Anonymous wrote:Love's Baby Soft has cult following for a good reason-it is one the least offensive scents on the market. It basically smells like baby powder, but better. It's almost impossible to use too much. Don't let the low price throw you off-this has been my go-to day fragrance for years.



I second this. I used it in HS and then stopped using it. Then, on a whim, I picked some up at CVS a few months ago. I've received many compliments on good it smells. And it's not overwhelming.
[Post New]10/14/2011 13:51
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Big fan of dolce & gabanna light blue. I hate most perfumes but I heart this one!
[Post New]10/14/2011 15:40
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Eau de Sweat
[Post New]10/14/2011 15:43
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Anonymous wrote:Maybe Jo Malone Grapefruit for Women?

I really love citrus-y smells. For body wash, I use Happy Hippy from Lush - LOVE it, makes it a little easier to wake up in the mornings.


I love love love Jo Malone Grapefruit for Women. It's one of my go-to perfumes and I ALWAYS have it on hand. It fits the description of what you're looking for.
[Post New]10/14/2011 15:43
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Anonymous wrote:op here...thanks for the suggestions...and to Miss Rudy McRude above, geesh...really three paragraphs being rude....prioritize dear. I have three small kids and was looking for suggestions because I don't have time to just slowly go through the perfume counter so was looking for some suggestions so I could go to those first.


What can you really expect from someone who says Nordies?
[Post New]10/14/2011 16:04
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Anonymous wrote:Love's Baby Soft has cult following for a good reason-it is one the least offensive scents on the market. It basically smells like baby powder, but better. It's almost impossible to use too much. Don't let the low price throw you off-this has been my go-to day fragrance for years.



I second this. I used it in HS and then stopped using it. Then, on a whim, I picked some up at CVS a few months ago. I've received many compliments on good it smells. And it's not overwhelming.


I haven't used Love's in years, but I have used some variation of a Vanilla scent since HS. I was upset when Vicki's discontinued the Vanilla Lace scent for a while - then they brought it back, I guess due to customer comments.

There was a Love's scent that came in a purple bottle - anyone remember that one? I liked it.
[Post New]10/14/2011 16:04
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Skinfood's Italian lemon. Crisp not sweet and I can even wear it to work---I'm an RN and too much perfume makes patients ill.
[Post New]10/14/2011 17:20
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Original Love's scent poster here and sometimes you can find a variety of the old timers on line-there's a lemon one, a rain scent and I'm not sure what the purple one is but I think I've seen it online. I like it because you can even wear it around babies (in small doses).
[Post New]10/14/2011 17:27
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baby powder smell does not equal crisp or fruity. just sayin.
[Post New]10/14/2011 18:56
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Anonymous wrote:baby powder smell does not equal crisp or fruity. just sayin.
I know, it's not for everybody. I consider it a kind of 'old money' scent. Take that however you wish.
[Post New]10/14/2011 19:01
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"Old money?" Seriously? This is a drugstore perfume for tweens.
[Post New]10/14/2011 19:02
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I agree with PP. Chanel no. 19 or 5 -- that's old money.
[Post New]10/14/2011 19:18
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Anonymous wrote:I agree with PP. Chanel no. 19 or 5 -- that's old money.


.. it's old alright, it reminds me of my husband's grandmother.
[Post New]10/14/2011 21:00
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I've been a fan of the Clinique perfumes for years (esp Happy) and I get lots of complements when I wear it.
[Post New]10/15/2011 08:07
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Elie Saab is light and jasmine-y and just wonderful! It's a little $$ though.
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