Amber Romance
i sprayed perfume on me and the guy I like started to sneeze?
and theres this boy named Ronny was like wow, strong-smelling me to put the two spray to me should I use one instead. I used a pink nollie. I also have Victoria's secret amber romance, but I do not use and not as strong. what other perfume smells good but arent too strong.
All I can say is that one spray of "Miracle" from Lancome lasted throughout day and the smell of my great! Http: / / www.amazon.com/Miracle-Lancome-Women-Parfum-Ounces/dp/B000C1Z7K0 another of my favorites is' "Boss Essence de Femme" (it's actually similar to the "Miracle": http://www.amazon.com/Boss-Essence-Hugo-Concentre-1-6-Ounces/dp/B001FWXJHI/ref = sr_1_1 =? ie UTF8 & s = HPC & qid = 1251481117 & sr = 1-1 But this is my own choice. I usually like a girl's perfume, which smells like spring flowers - though I'm anything but girly in personality. Your need to go to the perfume shop and spend your time in choosing the right fragrance for you. You can not just spray every $ hit on myself, because the way you smell is important for how people see you. Also, remember that no strong perfume intended to be used every day, and especially not on casual wear or in casual situations. Colors in the bottle and box significant: the perfume is packaged in red or black is the "night perfumes." They may attract you with their scent is very feminine / feminine - but they are NOT for everyday use! If you exaggerate with perfumes like that, people could get a very wrong impression of you. Green package is used to "planty" scent: leaves, grass, algae, some flowers. Personally I hated the perfume that comes in green bottles because they always remind me of the smell of your hands after yuky You've ripped / touched many plants. Pink, white and cream packaged perfume that is soft and smooth - the daily, casual use. ("Miracles" in this category). Perfume that does not respect the laws of simple "smell and color of" a good cheap or low quality. Also, running away from the Perfume was created by celebrity: people are not nothing to do with the perfume business, and it shows. A good exception, however, is J. Lo s' "Sunkissed Glow" - I LOVE it! And not very expensive, so maybe you should give it a sniff: http://www.amazon.com/SUNKISSED-Jennifer-Lopez-Toilette-Limited/dp/B001RKIBZS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=hpc&qid=1251479898&sr = 1.8 If you can, always start with the testers' "- or whatever his name in English (a good little bottles given away for free or very cheap) and try that for a few days before deciding to buy a certain perfume. Each scent is different according to people who wear them. Something that you really love your friends might not have the same effect with different substances on your skin. You get a different chemical reactions in different people's skin. In addition, decisions must be made AFTER you have see all the different "stages" through the perfume during the day (you know that tons of smell they mention on the bottle? Well ... The first time you spray perfume, it has a smell - one of the ingredients, then, becomes another and so on. A perfume can pass through three, four or even five stages throughout the day, and you need to check ALL of them on your skin before spending money for the product - so "on the spot purchase" is not recommended). So do not just jump into it ...! Aaaand finally ... when you spray perfume yourself, do not do it in a VERY close reach of your skin or clothing. If you do, a LOT of smell will enter a very small area - and when you get close with the place, hoping nosebleed:))! The point is: try to save a few bottles away from you when you spray, so the smell spread over the surface "more large ".
