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When I was in practice I couldn't wear any scent, but now that I am happily retired I buy bath gel in fragrances which dissipate within an hour. Current favorites are Pomegranate Lime, Water Blossom and Freshwater Mist, all from ULTA.
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I don't and cannot tolerate perfumes due to allergies and asthma.
I can't stand to be around people who bathe in the stuff. UGH!!! :roll: It seems like everything has perfumes of some sort in them. The hand soaps in the store restrooms are just overwhelming for me. I had trouble finding bath products that I could use, a nice lady makes unscented soap for me and I feel so much better. :-D |
Originally Posted by purplefiend
I don't and cannot tolerate perfumes due to allergies and asthma.
I can't stand to be around people who bathe in the stuff. UGH!!! :roll: It seems like everything has perfumes of some sort in them. The hand soaps in the store restrooms are just overwhelming for me. I had trouble finding bath products that I could use, a nice lady makes unscented soap for me and I feel so much better. :-D |
Originally Posted by alwayslearning
Originally Posted by purplefiend
I don't and cannot tolerate perfumes due to allergies and asthma.
I can't stand to be around people who bathe in the stuff. UGH!!! :roll: It seems like everything has perfumes of some sort in them. The hand soaps in the store restrooms are just overwhelming for me. I had trouble finding bath products that I could use, a nice lady makes unscented soap for me and I feel so much better. :-D |
No--I sneeze and face swells and can't breathe
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Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
Originally Posted by janallyn
i make my own cologne, not perfume, takes different chemicals, but i rarely wear it, it attracts yellow flys, misquotes and nats in the summer, and is often overwhelming, at the saturday market i do everyone seems to wear patchouli, it smells great i guess, but i am allergic to it, and my face turns red, then they think they have offended me, i just want to say, no you just smell to much, lol. i wear a lime, grapefruit citrus scent, in the summer and a sandalwood in the winter, but it is very very light and almost cannot be smelled, in fact only small children and men can notice it, but then again i do not use shampoo that has a scent and rinse my clothes in vinegar, less bugs that way,
jan in steaming florida i am keeping misquotes in just cause i like it, lol In your sandalwood, have you added vanilla or gardenia..yum.... |
I would love to wear a fragrance, but my husband and I are both highly sensitive to most fragrances. It is not worth the breathing difficulties/rash ... wish things were different.
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My daughter came over about 2:30, it is 5'30 i can still smell her cologne. I like natural scents, she likes dept. store fragrances. Maybe by tomorrow it will be better.
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Originally Posted by purplefiend
I don't and cannot tolerate perfumes due to allergies and asthma.
I can't stand to be around people who bathe in the stuff. UGH!!! :roll: It seems like everything has perfumes of some sort in them. The hand soaps in the store restrooms are just overwhelming for me. I had trouble finding bath products that I could use, a nice lady makes unscented soap for me and I feel so much better. :-D |
I used to wear perfume, but decided that since I could not smell it on me, what was the purpose in wearing it.
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