Do you like perfumes/colognes?

jujube said:
As far as perfumes, I've found that I love citrus scents. Pacifica makes a Tuscan Blood Orange perfume that I'm crazy about. It's very light and not at all expensive. I also like anything lemony or grapefruity. They don't seem to give me the headache that heavy perfumes do.
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jujube, I found the website for Pacifica, it looks great and their stuff looks like its right up my alley. I'll try to find a nice cologne that ships to Canada. Thanks.

http://www.pacificabeauty.com/
 

"Wilkes-Barre Whispers" - take the warmth of an abandoned-house fire and support it with the earthy richness of 18th century mannerisms to discover a deep and sickening fragrance. Topped off with a refreshing blend of spices with cocaine, meth and heroin overtones, this exotic parfum should prove to be popular with all regressive thinkers and political criminals.
 
Yes, I like and enjoy different scents. I like Aramis cologne for myself. I once followed a woman for two blocks in San Francisco when she passed me on the sidewalk. When she turned to confront me, I apologised and asked what scent she was wearing. All I can remember was that she called it SOMETHING BLUE.
 

I'm sensitive to perfumes and colognes. A lady I dated recently obviously used something that smelled nice but it didn't bother me, so I asked her what it was. She said she uses only oils. She dilutes it in water and sprays on her hair brush. And then I assume she brushes her hair with it - I did a thorough search and didn't find any hair brushes on her.
 
Phil and fur :playful: Love your exotic perfume scents.

I developed a sudden allergy to strong scents when I was pregnant with my daughter, 32 yrs. ago .. I wore perfume regularly while working, before then. I used to like Je Reviens by Worth .. but not since they changed the composition. My daughter likes the lighter Jo Malone perfumes which are quite nice. I will spritz myself minimally if going to a really fancy function.

Perfumes have come a long way since Apple Blossom and Midnight In Paris.
 
You just ruined a good thing, fur. ;)

No really the fish is "locally sourced" then handcrafted to release their full essence...I bet Whole Foods would jump right on the marketing campaign. Hum, Soirée à San Francisco...The spice of sweaty black leather, light floral notes of pampered Chihuahua, a rainbow melody of vanilla, chocolate and dark cherry swirling in an erotic stratosphere.
 
fureverywhere said:
You just ruined a good thing, fur. ;)

No really the fish is "locally sourced" then handcrafted to release their full essence...I bet Whole Foods would jump right on the marketing campaign. Hum, Soirée à San Francisco...The spice of sweaty black leather, light floral notes of pampered Chihuahua, a rainbow melody of vanilla, chocolate and dark cherry swirling in an erotic stratosphere.
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LMAO!

Miami Moonlight Mami - an aromatic blend of swamp gas, gator droppings and Cuban sandwiches. Fatty and unctuous like the tourists, Miami Moonlight Mami is the ideal scent for when you're drifting down to the Keys, because it will repel the sharks.
 
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fureverywhere said:
You just ruined a good thing, fur. ;)

No really the fish is "locally sourced" then handcrafted to release their full essence...I bet Whole Foods would jump right on the marketing campaign. Hum, Soirée à San Francisco...The spice of sweaty black leather, light floral notes of pampered Chihuahua, a rainbow melody of vanilla, chocolate and dark cherry swirling in an erotic stratosphere.
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I'm back on board!
 
I like wearing perfume, although not everyday. I have always disliked aftershave on men, fortunately my husband doesn't like it either.
 
Just body lotions and body sprays,there are some really soft scents to choose from.

I have one of our buyers who comes in often and by the time he leaves,I have a headache and the whole place is overtaken by strong cologne.
 

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