Anonymous
12/29/2017 21:39
Subject: The one perfume that gets all the compliments
Prada Candy
Anonymous
12/29/2017 21:35
Subject: The one perfume that gets all the compliments
Anonymous wrote:L'air de temps Nina Ricci. It's a classic but smells good on everybody. But please buy it from airports especially Charles DeGaulles, Schipol or Sheremetova.
interesting. I actually have bought perfume in airports. I thought I was the only weirdo out there.
Anonymous
12/29/2017 13:00
Subject: Re:The one perfume that gets all the compliments
byredo blanche for me, meant to be a lolita kind of scent very light. love pretty, fancy perfumes, just put me in a good mood.
Anonymous
12/28/2017 21:57
Subject: The one perfume that gets all the compliments
Anonymous
12/28/2017 21:44
Subject: The one perfume that gets all the compliments
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bombshell Victoria's Secret
Moonlight path bath and body works
Pink cashmere bath and body works.
Perfume, not mall water
They smell better. That's all that matters.
Sure they do, if you are 15.AnonymousAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Please don't wear perfume. Yuck.
+1, perfume is disgusting and offensive.
You have a problem with perfume? You are probably one of those people that complains about everything in life and are just miserable to be around. I swear some of you posters are mentally unstable.
I am not the "disgusting and offensive" PP, but your reaction is even more over the top than his/hers. Talk about over reaction and hyperbole.
There are a great many people who find perfume and cologne to be unpleasant. There are also people who are allergic to it (I know several). Most people who wear it use too much. In places like elevators and the Metro, being stuck next a person wearing perfume can be really hard. In these days of daily showers with scented shampoos, conditioners, soaps, body washes, not to mention detergents for our clothes, there really is no need whatsoever for perfume. If for whatever reason you insist on wearing it, please, for the love of Pete, use it sparingly.
Well, you're never going to please everyone. So I'm not going to live my life not wearing perfume because some random next to me on the bus might have an allergy.
Just realize the perfume may not have the effect you intend. Most people I know think wearing perfume is juvenile and not attractive.
You clearly don't have any friendsAnonymous^Liaison de ParfumAnonymousStay With Me - Liaison de Parfumerie
Petals - Lily Bermuda
AnonymousI'm looking for something with the scent of the Moroccan Hair Oil. Any suggestions?
AnonymousAnonymous wrote:Gucci Rush
+1 Yeah!AnonymousChanel Gabrielle. My very attractive boss always stands a little closer to me when I wear it, which I don't mind at all
AnonymousAnonymous wrote:Where can you find the perfumes not sold in dept stores?
Perfumia.com
I buy Paris Hilton’s different fragrances online.Anonymous
I think Chanel #5 works well on me because of my natural odor and other products. The same perfume just sits on top of a friend of mine. It doesn't blend well with the other things she uses, so she gave me her bottle last year. Yay!!
DD smells delicious because of a combination of natural (black) hair care products (mostly mixtures of enriching oils) and body lotions like pure shea butter and coconut oil.AnonymousAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have always liked Chanel Mademoiselle
+ 1
I used to wear this! Have a little sampler of it and wore it to a family Christmas party - my aunt and uncle were gushing over how good it smelled!AnonymousGiorgio Beverly Hills. I like to layer the perfume with the body lotion... timeless...