OMG--English Leather. I dated someone (briefly) who must have showered in the stuff. To this day I would claw my way out of an elevator to get away from it. Shudder.
OMG--English Leather. I dated someone (briefly) who must have showered in the stuff. To this day I would claw my way out of an elevator to get away from it. Shudder.
I certainly prefer my DH to smell like a human being, not a fake scent. Neither of us use scented products, or scent-suppression products either! The most scented product we've ever had is some organic lavendar shampoo... Truly, embedding scent in clothing would have me running for the hills! And... I have several friends who are über scent-sensitive, one to the point of having life threatening reactions.
"Ring the bells that still can ring.... forget your perfect offering. There's a crack in everything... that's how the Light gets in." ~Leonard Cohen
When we cover up our natural scents, we mess up them thar pheramones, and then marry the wrong people.![]()
is right!
That's how I feel about Aqua Velva.Originally posted by JaneV2.0.
OMG--English Leather. I dated someone (briefly) who must have showered in the stuff. To this day I would claw my way out of an elevator to get away from it. Shudder.
You're doing it wrong. You're supposed to drink Aqua Velva, according to prohibition lore my parents regaled me with in my youth. I'm pretty sure neither of them tried it, but my father did ferment pineapples in the Pacific theater.
Sadly, there's a lot of truth behind drinking Aqua Velva. A great aunt of mine worked the floor of a pharmacy for many years, and come Christmas, they'd pull next to all the floor-stock (aftershave), and put it under lock-and-key until after the New Year, because alcoholics would come in and buy it to drink it. So sad.
ROFL my first thoought was "Scratch and Sniff!" Bwahahah!