by minimus 66 Replies latest jw friends
Hey dark,,
Some folks will reek of garlic, some not. I eat several fresh cloves a day, and have asked close friends if they can smell it. For some reason, not! Maybe it's because I eat a lot of spice, but I dunno. Give it a try, and ask friends who will tell you the truth if you are garlic-stinky.
tal
I like the earthy scents as well, Vetiver, Patchouli... ..My husband tends to wear these essential oils .....My favorite perfume though, I'd have to say, for myself, is "SO", by Oscar de la Renta. I also wear "COCO," by Channel.
Delilah
One of the best oriental type scents is Poison...loved Opium..wore it when it first came out. Right now wear Scicily by Dolce and Gabbana. The one that lasted the longest on me was Angel, heavenly chocolatey scent but had to be applied lightly.
Baby Doll is another favourite..tangy grapefruit with flowers,Michael and Glamorous, sensuous.
For men i love dolce e gabbana howver you spell the darn thing and for woman i love hot coture by givenchy
I see that some of you prefer "natural, unadulterated" scents vs. colognes, especially on men. I just wonder whether those around you share the same (nasal) thought. I know of a number of Indian and Middle Eastern men that do not wear deodarants or colognes and I tend to avoid them.
Mine would have to be "Smelly Garbage or Wet Dog"
Yeah delilah, Coco by chanel......hmmmmmmmm Iove that and Jadore is also a fav. i live my man with eternity by Calvin Clein on. Smells wonderful.
Minimus:
It would depend what you eat. If an individual is given to strong spices, then that affects the scent an individual gives off. However, in my experience all a deoderant will do is mask it, and an undertone will still remain.
For those who take few milk products (as was the case in certain oriental lands for long enough) the Western scent can resemble sour milk
Though I like spices, I don't generally eat heavily spices foods very often. That might explain why I've not had any complains, and my hugs are world renowned
Norrell for women, bought out by Revlon. Don't know who originally created it.
MN for women, signature cologne of Merle Norman
Don't like "musky" scents at ALL.
I don't have any cause don't wear it . They make my nose burn and give me headaches and the people that just about take a bath in it just about get me hurling.
