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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Definitely still a thing, but anecdotally I believe perfume use  in general (and therefore, sales?) is way down since the 90s. So many people have scent sensitivities that a lot of us have gotten out of the habit of wearing it at all. Is that just me? I should look it up. It's not quite gone the way of pantyhose, but I have to think it's way down. I basically never notice anyone's perfume or cologne anymore (pre-COVID) either.[/quote]

Well, that was quick-- a cursory search tells me that perfume sales are [b]half[/b] of what they were in 2000. Yep, sounds right.[/quote]

On the one hand, it's nice -- a lot of people splashed on way too much perfume, and it's good for people who do have sensitivities that they aren't encountering it everywhere.  But I was a little sad -- I have a few perfumes that I like to wear from time to time.  [/quote]
Knock yourself out, then! I do, from time to time.. but I always make sure it's a tiny amount, just a dab on one wrist.
God, back in high school times, you were supposed to spray, like, three sprays in the air and then walk though the cloud. The perfume would land on your hair, your clothes, everywhere. We  reeked of the stuff. :lol:  :lol: 
Those were the days.[/quote]

It was also a huge waste of perfume! Had them selling a lot more-- just like "lather, rinse, repeat." [/quote]

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