(Nor, I should point out, lest you think this is simply a sexist comment, am I the target audience for their “Flowerbomb,” which is a pink perfume in a glass grenade-shaped bottle.)
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(Nor, I should point out, lest you think this is simply a sexist comment, am I the target audience for their “Flowerbomb,” which is a pink perfume in a glass grenade-shaped bottle.)
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Wow, that is almost as great as “50% of the time, it works every time” Ron Burgundy fame.
Yeah, but Sex Panther is made with bits of real panther.
One thing worse than the over-use of cologne, is not washing then putting it on. A smell more evil, I have not encountered. When walking through the airport and brought to my knees, yet again, by more foul smelling concoctions, I am tempted to stop the perpetrators and say “You don’t have to use the whole bottle at once.” I don’t, of course, as my courage is weaker than my motivation, but who knows, one day……………..
Just read that the season’s must have scents range from woody, mossy notes to citrus scents. The experts says that perfume should be applied not behind the ear as there are sweat glands there but on the inside of the wrist and elbow. They also recommend the dip of the collar bone directly below the ear lobe, behind the knee and behind the ankles. This should all be sealed in with body cream. I am now petrified some of the people who brought me to my knees with their liberal sprinkling of cologne, perfume eau de whatever, will apply whole bottles in exactly this fashion. I travel again soon, I will find out……