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You should take your husband to perfume places to help you find the perfect fragrance that he will love on you, maybe he'll buy you the fragrance as a gift
I have vanilla and lavender sprays that he likes, and so do I.
Sometimes I will find a perfume that I love and use it for a while. Then one day it will smell like onions or body odor when I use it. That happens to my husband too...the only cologne he's been able to use regularly without it starting to smell odd on him is Aramis, and neither of us is fond of that scent.
Recently I had the same problem with a shampoo...I used the same kind for six months and then noticed it was starting to make my head smell really bad. I stopped using it for a while (in case it was a problem with my scalp and not the shampoo) and the problem went away, then I tried it again and had the same problem.
I never understand why companies reformulate an original fragrance - what is the objective of doing that? Obviously people buy it because they love the scent and if any of the ingredients are tinkered with, it is no longer the original. I hear countless complaints in reviews of reformulated (or suspected) fragrances and they are NEVER as good as the original.
Makeup gets reformulated often too, which i find even more annoying.
Perfume should be banned in public places. If it smells bad to you, imagine how bad it smells to people who can't tolerate any of it? Your husbands are right. Stop forcing them to smell what is foul.
I cant get over how some of us go to church and there will be one person who sits in the pew in front of me or to the side and have the most aromatic perfume on and I mean took a bath in it ,then my eyes start watering and my sinuses clogging and sometimes so bad I have to leave church and nothing will help except leaving . I wish someone would tell them "granny sweetheart ya just have a lil bit too much cologne on sugar "
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I dont like the smell of vanilla at all.
