women and perfume (Islamic, God, believe, prayers)

[ElizaTeal]

Originally Posted by Djuna

I'm sorry, I would refuse to wear turkey perfume. Do you realise how many dogs would start following you around

The best way to attract men, would be a bacon scented perfume. Sweet with a lingering smokey scent.

[pamelaBeurman]

Originally Posted by chielgirl

I've been known to say, upon occasion: nice perfume, but must you marinate in it?
The chemicals in fragrance products can bar people from attending church, theatre, concerts, etc.
I couldn't go to any of those places (and more) without wearing a respirator.

I agree!

I'm allergic to the base in many perfumes, instant migraine! I can tolerate Old Spice on men.

I have two perfumes that I wear. Estee Lauder's Youth Dew in the winter, White Shoulders in the summer.

I do use a lotion called Skin Milk, it sends my DH into a frenzy , I wonder if it's because it makes me smell like sugar cookies?

[TheoGeek]

Originally Posted by pamelaBeurman

I agree!

I'm allergic to the base in many perfumes, instant migraine! I can tolerate Old Spice on men.

I have two perfumes that I wear. Estee Lauder's Youth Dew in the winter, White Shoulders in the summer.

I do use a lotion called Skin Milk, it sends my DH into a frenzy , I wonder if it's because it makes me smell like sugar cookies?

thanks. I'll be sure to check out Skin Milk when I go to buy the missus some Giorgio for Christmas.

[TRANSPONDER]

Originally Posted by zonababe

The best way to attract men, would be a bacon scented perfume. Sweet with a lingering smokey scent.

Good joke. However, don't try it. Delicious food aromas are great on food, they weren't so great on my wife. Trust me on that.

[MysticPhD]

Originally Posted by Katzpur

My signature scent is Shalimar. I'm 63 and it's been my scent for about 45 years.

My wife's signature scent is Shalimar . . . has been for over 50 years.

[TheoGeek]

Originally Posted by chielgirl

You missed the point.

I did? I was speaking to someone that practices a religion that forces women to wear a hijab to cover their face and tells them what perfumes to wear.

[Asheville Native]

I had a customer that I went to once a week, first thing in the morning to run system maintenance routines. Got there first thing in the morning and had to ride the elevator with all the employees. Some had on so much perfume that my eyes were burning and watering by the time we got to the upper floors.

[Fred314X]

Originally Posted by Thomas R.

This is one of the odder threads I've seen. It's about perfume and Islam I guess.

For some peculiar reason, I think it's more about Islam. But that fact has been, shall we say, perfumed.

[mensaguy]

Originally Posted by Fred314X

For some peculiar reason, I think it's more about Islam. But that fact has been, shall we say, perfumed.

You'll never prove it by reading the opening post. The grammar makes no sense.

[chielgirl]

Originally Posted by TheoGeek

I did? I was speaking to someone that practices a religion that forces women to wear a hijab to cover their face and tells them what perfumes to wear.

I wasn't responding to you... all you had to do was see who I was quoting in my post.