by snowbird 47 Replies latest social physical
I don't want or need a manly mixture, thank you.
I'm down with the Delaney sisters who, I believe, lived to be 104 and 106 - men will drive you crazy!
Sylvia
Edit: The Delany sisters, Sarah who lived until 109. Elizabeth who lived until 104.
When am I going to learn to google before I post?
Don't know why. We're more loyal than a dog, and smell better too.
Why not just spray one fragrance at a time into the bath water.....I think the combination may be too much........those are some wonderful fragrances!!
ISOT, I've tried that, and it takes too long!
Plus, something about uncorking a bottle is very appealing.
Sylvia
OH NO Snowbird, Don't mix them all what ever you do!!!!!!!!!!!
Channel is very expensive, and I'm sure so is CoCo......tell me you have not done that already!
Are you sure they are perfume, or "parfumes"? Parfumes, are usually about 60 to 150 dollars a bottle and come in sprays, Perfumes come with daubers or doppers, a thin glass stopper that picks up the perfume. Real perfumes cost hundreds of dollars for a very small bottle. Toilette water is the least expensive and is the most "watered down."
r.
Hey, I've done the perfume on light bulbs thing, too! There was a vanilla-based scent I was gifted at the office, that I didn't care to wear. But my apartment at the time smelled heavenly every time I turned the lights on after a hard day's work.
Also, if you know of a shelter for battered women in your area, the residents typically can't afford such fineries and would be glad for the donation (unopened unused bottles, of course).
~Sue
They are perfumes! Little bottles that cost a lot!
My oldest daughter bought them when she won some money at a casino.
My youngest when she received a bonus.
Don't you think the bath water will diffuse - or is it dilute? - the scents somewhat?
Sylvia
Also, if you know of a shelter for battered women in your area, the residents typically can't afford such fineries and would be glad for the donation (unopened unused bottles, of course).
~Sue
That's a great thought, Sue, but I've opened and used all of them.
Sylvia
Sylvia..Restrangled is right..Don`t mix all the perfumes..That would be a terrible waste.....Certain scents create a certian ambience,mood and atmosphere.....If you toss them all together,you will smell like your mixed up................................LOL!!...OUTLAW
Snowbird...Please, do not mix them!
Put them in the refrigerator, and pull out after you take a bath etc. You are one lucky mom that your daughters would by you real perfume. Don't dilute, just a dab behind each ear, and on your wrists.
Luxuriate.....please, please don't experiment, but enjoy, enjoy, most women never have real perfume in their lives. What darling daughters you must have!
r.
