what do you smell like?

just got this today.

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As I have said before (probably), I literally smell like "Black Love", an essential oil I picked up at the reggae fest, that or "Brown Musk". That and some Garnier Fructis and/or some Marc Antony Curl Envy or some PureShine Curls Lotion hair product. If it weren't that Olive Oil natural hair shampoo and conditioner from the "ethnic" hair section that I accidentally bought from Sally's one time and seemed to do wonders for my hair...

When I was younger I used to wear Vanilla Musk but try not to any more because it reminds me of when I got married. My favorite perfume was "Attraction" from Aveda but it got discontinued and costs about $200 on ebay right now... :(

I like scents with bergamot, patchouli, musk, vanilla, coffee, maybe even a hint of tobacco (not much)... orange, chocolate...ginger...chili...probably some more, but let's just say that my favorite chocolate is the dark chocolate with chili in it. And I love earl grey tea. And patchouli. Oh and lavendar...And the smell of the sea... and the smell of pure black dirt from where I was born in Alberta, Canada after the rain... (the iron in it I think...) Love metallic iron smell and taste, especially in water (Desani water is my favorite)...

Almost forgot: Black licorice, summer sausage, and bleu cheese - my grandfather's favorite. I have the taste buds of an old man. Not sure what a perfume would smell like if it had any of those incorporated LOL... especially with sweetpeas (my grandma's favorite...), and rosehips. And some sassafras.
 
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saintaugusta said:
I like scents with bergamot, patchouli, musk, vanilla, coffee, maybe even a hint of tobacco (not much)... orange, chocolate...ginger...chili...probably some more, but let's just say that my favorite chocolate is the dark chocolate with chili in it. And I love earl grey tea. And patchouli. Oh and lavendar...And the smell of the sea... and the smell of pure black dirt from where I was born in Alberta, Canada after the rain... (the iron in it I think...) Love metallic iron smell and taste, especially in water (Desani water is my favorite)...
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I'm not sure what I smell like, as long as it isn't bad...after some of my shifts, I might smell like a gin mill...LOL.

I love the smell of patchouli...for many years (and even today) I had a huge attraction to hippie chicks, and hence, my love for all things hirsute! But that is a wonderful aroma, and quite the aphrodisiac.
 
TB1958 said:
I'm not sure what I smell like, as long as it isn't bad...after some of my shifts, I might smell like a gin mill...LOL.

I love the smell of patchouli...for many years (and even today) I had a huge attraction to hippie chicks, and hence, my love for all things hirsute! But that is a wonderful aroma, and quite the aphrodisiac.
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I got the aphrodisiac for patchouli from my Trinidadian boyfriend (well his dad was from Trini and his mom was from here - he was basically raised in Indiana and most of his friends were white hippie Phish/Blind Melon dudes), but he had patchouli on his body and in his hair... I still have his dred hat with flowers embroidered on it - its hanging on my bookrack right now. I bless his sweet soul to this day.... He was such a good friend to me - despite his psyzophrenic episodes - I loved him. Wish I could have been stronger.
 
saintaugusta said:
I got the aphrodisiac for patchouli from my Trinidadian boyfriend (well his dad was from Trini and his mom was from here - he was basically raised in Indiana and most of his friends were white hippie Phish/Blind Melon dudes), but he had patchouli on his body and in his hair... I still have his dred hat with flowers embroidered on it - its hanging on my bookrack right now. I bless his sweet soul to this day.... He was such a good friend to me - despite his psyzophrenic episodes - I loved him. Wish I could have been stronger.
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Ah, yes...I can tell...you know well the experience of that aroma...you never forget it and it stays with you forever:D.
 
TB1958 said:
Ah, yes...I can tell...you know well the experience of that aroma...you never forget it and it stays with you forever:D.
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Yep. I always get a little bit of patchouli mixed into my essential oils... once I got a 1/4 patchouli and a 3/4 fake Prada mix at the flea market - it was really nice actually!! In my mind, the patchouli is a way of weeding out the non-soul, non-hippie lovers. If you're not down, we really don't have anything in common, nothing to talk about. If you don't like a bit of patchouli, chances are you're not gonna like a bit of of Jill Scott, Erykah, Zeppelin, Roots, Maxwell, Marley, Tosh, Sinead, Edie Brickell, Bjork, Andre 3000, etc etc etc... the list goes on and on and on...
 
saintaugusta said:
Yep. I always get a little bit of patchouli mixed into my essential oils... once I got a 1/4 patchouli and a 3/4 fake Prada mix at the flea market - it was really nice actually!! In my mind, the patchouli is a way of weeding out the non-soul, non-hippie lovers. If you're not down, we really don't have anything in common, nothing to talk about. If you don't like a bit of patchouli, chances are you're not gonna like a bit of of Jill Scott, Erykah, Zeppelin, Roots, Maxwell, Marley, Tosh, Sinead, Edie Brickell, Bjork, Andre 3000, etc etc etc... the list goes on and on and on...
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That's an interesting outlook, and very true! Sounds like it would have a way of weeding out the ones that wouldn't be a "match", and drawing the ones that would.
 
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