Thursday, April 15, 2010

SOTD: Nothing. Again. Oh, dear.

Photo of a pink rose.

Again, I wear no perfume. What's the deal?

I am headed for rose-scented bath bubbles, though. Does that count?

Image: Mine

8 comments:

  1. Scented body products count!

    Wonder if getting back into the habit of choosing a scent is starting to feel momentous and daunting for you, like the first one after being unscented is a Big Decision...

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  2. Someone gave me some advice to go for the classics if I'm not sure what to try. So today I'm wearing Coco. You can't go wrong.

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  3. Sometimes it just gets to be overwhelming. It's okay to go scentless. And I like SignatureScent's advice - when in doubt I always go with Mitsouko. Scary as the dickens to a lot of folks but that's just Too Bad, innit?

    xoxo

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  4. Howdy, Frida! Cool, so I have a SOTE many evenings. I'm very fond of rose-scented bubbles.

    Yo, Mals! That could be. That whole perfectionist thing or something.

    Hey, SignatureScent! I wanted to wear Cuir de Russie today (the day after the unscented day), which would have been a fine classic. But I couldn't find my sample.

    Howdy, Anita! Tragically, I do not appreciate Mitsouko. :( Not my nearly-modern EDT, not my tiny vial of vintage parfum. I want to like it. I'm determined to like it. But I'm not there yet.

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  5. It's really okay if you do not like it. It's not for everybody, same as any other perfume. And there are days when She's a bit much even for her most ardent worshippers!

    xo

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  6. Scented beauty products most definitely can = perfume. I was just saying as much to Signature_Scent today a propos of DKNY Gold body lotion.

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  7. Hi, Anita! Ok, cool. :) Though I do _want_ to like it. I keep thinking that I just need to tilt a perception somehow and then I could enjoy it.

    flittersniffer! OK, cool. In that case, I'm almost always wearing at least a little ElizabethW Rose.

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