Favourite Perfume/s or Smell


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If the fanciable young man wearing Brut was about 6feet 4, super fit and in looks was a cross between Terence Stamp in Far from the Madding Crowd and Robert Redford in Butch Cassidy then you may recog

#53   The smell of lilac always reminds me of the tree at the bottom of the garden when I was a child. We used to make "perfume" by pulling some of the bracts apart and shaking them up in a

They say that smells and sounds are some of the main triggers of memories. Some that take me back are :- The smell of the cheeses when you went into the Co-op grocery department - Going into the

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On 23 August 2012 at 2:02 PM, Pixie said:

 I love the purple joop aftershave too, At the moment my cubbyhole smells like it 

 

I know some ladies like to give it a name, but cubbyhole? Well I never!

 

While in a the supermarket getting me paper this morning found this 1.50 euros! 

 

Good books or what?

 

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Still like a splash of 'Old Spice'............as one young lady remarked to me.......'ooh you smell like my Grandad'.............think she was referring to the 'Old Spice'..............:rolleyes:

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I like the smell of a new Baby,even the sound of one cyring..............and that's it 'Cranky' I'm off out tonight wearing me Old Spice,Leather Jacket and plenty of Johnsons Talcum Powder............lol.

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Damp pavements after Summer rain.

 

I really miss the smell of creosote on timber around railway stations and crossings way back.

 

My favourite 'Male Fragrance'  Paul Smith Extreme.

 

A new vinyl LP

 

The woods in Autumn, when you can literally smell the fungi emerging.

 

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They say that smells and sounds are some of the main triggers of memories. Some that take me back are :-

The smell of the cheeses when you went into the Co-op grocery department - Going into the Co-op as a kid with my mum

Gauloises cigarettes and fresh ground coffee in a bar in France Strasbourg in the mid 60's

A cobblers shop, the smell of the leather when picking up shoes that had been repaired ready to go back to school after the summer holidays.

The smell of Lifebuoy/ Coal Tar soap when meeting my dad in the pit canteen after his shift and getting a Blue Riband? chocolate wafer.

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The smell of italian coffee brewing before I get up. It reminds me of the first time I met my future inlaws as coffee was always made early morning.

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Me too nanna,..........love the smell of proper coffee almost as much as the taste,...........always remember Farrands in Carrington in the 60s,they had a Coffee grinder on the counter and we used to sprinkle the ground Coffee on the floor before opening,lovely aroma.............

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When we lived in Surrey we'd sometimes shop in Guildford. There was a shop that roasted their own coffee beans in one window  so you could watch. They had a giant extractor fan built into the window, blowing the aroma onto the street. A great ploy for brInging in customers.

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My favourite perfume is that of the Wallflower.  Whenever I pass a flowering wallflower plant I can't resist bending and inhaling the sweetness of it's perfume.

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In Wilkos the other day, picking up my toiletries. Toothpaste, shampoo and body spray. I couldn't find my favourite Gillette spray, so I settled on an Adidas one. However, there was a large display of Lynx stuff entitled 'Africa'. I had a little whiff, and God Almighty, it was horrendous. Who on earth wants to smell like Africa. If I'd poo'd myself, then rolled in my compost heap for a fortnight, I couldn't have smelt any worse. It was ghastly!

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I was fascinated to read about the effect Chanel no 5 has on lions and other big cats. It causes them to go crazy, roll about, urinate and generally lose control of themselves.

 

Personally, I can't abide the stuff. I've tried it. 30 minutes later, it smells like something the neighbourhood tom cat did! A lot of perfumes react adversely on me. Must be something to do with the PH of my skin!

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My favourite at the moment is Boucheron.  White Linen is .........it actually makes me feel quite icky.

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