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"It is not that I am mad; it is only that my head is different from yours.”
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I like perfume and cologne, although, actually, I rarely wear it. I like tuberose and yang ylang; I like a citrusy scent. A favorite is Acqua did Gioia by Armani. I think I'll wear some today.
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Neither.
I prefer the subtle scent of some body washes... Dove almond cream with hibiscus is fine.
To be honest, my favorite smell is pumpkin pie. A woman need do nothing more than smell like pumpkin pie, fresh from the oven.
I like cologne and perfume but rarely wear it. I buy it but always forget to put it on. On guys I like subtle cologne, aftershave even.
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Dang, Scher, you're going all cacian on us with this thread.
I ain't choicey in this matter, whatever floats your boat, so long as it's not a quarter's worth of cheap perfume.
I rarely wear cologne, but oddly enough, just last week I went to a wedding, something I usually avoid, and I wore a suit, something I hardly ever do, and I splashed on a woody-smelling concoction. Whoo-ee! I've gotta admit, I felt pretty dapper. Somebody just sent me pictures of the wedding though and I wish I would've found some sort of hair treatment to mash down all the cow licks.
Uhhhh...
Hey, maybe my next thread can be about just that... Hair treatments!Somebody just sent me pictures of the wedding though and I wish I would've found some sort of hair treatment to mash down all the cow licks.
PS: We also demand some evidence of aforementioned dapperness.
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"It is not that I am mad; it is only that my head is different from yours.”
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Well, there is photographic evidence and it proves that all dapperness was fully ensconced in my mind.
As for hair treatments - "I don't want Fop. I'm a Dapper-Dan man."
Uhhhh...
Having no social life, (or hair) I don't usually bother, and anyway cow**** is 100% natural.
When old ladies walk past the farm, their perfume lingers for ages. What is that stuff?
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A quick blast of deoderant in the morning is all for me - usually whichever brand was on offer at the supermarket when I bought it.
I also agree with Prendrelemick - some of the stuff people wear is like nerve gas. It's choking for days after they've been by.
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I have allergies to both, but appreciate the subtle parfum of a lady.
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I remember a time when any man caught wearing scent was considered to be a bit woofy.
I don't mind women wearing it, providing it doesn't smell like that stuff that kills 99% of household germs.
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I rarely wear any perfume, I own some sort of aqua spray but never remember to use it. My citrus deodorant is the only scented thing I use. I think people tend to use to much perfume as someone before me mentioned, you can smell it long after they are gone and that is just bad.
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I didn't use to use it much, only for dates and such, but living in the tropics if I don't use it regularly I won't make it through a day without smelling like a locker room. I'm not choosy about what I use though.
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My poor old dad, in a moment of bleary post-wake-up confusion this morning, by mistake went for my mum's hairspray can instead of his deoderant. I can report that, by way of scientific interest, that it's not an adequete substitute.
"I should only believe in a God that would know how to dance. And when I saw my devil, I found him serious, thorough, profound, solemn: he was the spirit of gravity- through him all things fall. Not by wrath, but by laughter, do we slay. Come, let us slay the spirit of gravity!" - Nietzsche
Bah! Not much of fan of the stuff. Deodorant, sure. But a splash or spritz of scent never seemed that necessary. Personally I don't own the stuff. I experimented with cologne in college (who didn't really), but I found that the ladies always preferred the ultra-cheap "Aqua Velva" aftershave to any more expensive scent that I tried. Regarding the ladies, I don't mind perfume, but I think of it sort of like make up -- too much or a constant reliance on it and I start to wonder: what sort of ugly are they hiding. . . . :-)
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