Is cheap perfume still a thing?
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Anonymous
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Bath and bodyworks is popular with younger women.
But yes, it does seem like fewer people in general are wearing perfume. |
Anonymous
YES! I had forgotten about that! |
Anonymous
Yes, and the Liz Claiborne in the triangle bottle. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
| My Italian uncle wears so much cologne that when someone hugs him, they smell like his cologne for hours. He is the only person I know that wears perfume/cologne. I kind of feel like perfume isn’t classy/elegant. But I am also very minimal on make up and jewelry, so maybe that’s just me. I used to love perfume back in the day. My mom wore Opium everyday (yuck) |
Anonymous
BabySoft! |
Anonymous
I loved that !! |
Anonymous
| I loved Electric Youth. That hot pink bottle was awesome. |
Anonymous
No- it was Coty Wild Musk! I think I graduated to Jovan musk oil after that. |
Anonymous
Yes! My sisters and I got that for my mom for Mother’s Day all the time. |
Anonymous
| Wow what memories! I'm sure that if I smelled one of those scents, it would totally bring me back. Back in the day (90s), we wore Bennetton Colours, Love's Baby Soft, and if you were "fancy," Anais Anais. Happy by Clinique was also super popular. |
Anonymous
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I liked Sunflowers perfume.
I wear perfume everyday now that we are home fulltime. My husband is from Europe and scents are an everyday thing for them, so he loves when I wear it. |
Anonymous
As of a couple of years ago they could still be purchased at gap factory stores |
Anonymous
I found a bottle of each in a shoe box. I was thrilled |
Anonymous
Jovan Musk? |