Adventurous spraying stops today

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   SugarPink@sugarpink

   last month

   I'd use something non-projecting, so people couldn't smell you unless they put their nose directly on your skin. Musks and some light florals can be long-lasting but have minimal projection. Citrus smells are considered light, as they don't last, but they often project very heavily. To smell even less noticeable, you can only use perfume on your skin under clothes and spray an hour or two before exiting the house, so the most noticeable top notes would be gone.

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      Incense_Cat@incensecat

      last month

      Under the clothes is a good tip

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      K&P@kittiesandplushies

      last month

      Good ideas! I was thinking of doing one spray of my Camilla & White tea fragrance under my clothes in the morning so that it’s barely undetectable by the time I leave to pick them up in the afternoon.

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   Leslie Jo@lesliejo

   last month

   Skin musks and some of your lightest scents under clothes a few hours before would work, I would think

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   Syn@synfreaker

   last month

   Pick your scent when you get up and apply it, if you're a morning shower person like me, apply right after and then go about getting dressed and such. By the time you leave nothing should be overwhelming... Unless you go heavy ouds or animalic scents just be courteous of those I guess.

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      K&P@kittiesandplushies

      last month

      That’s what I ended up doing today, and thankfully it seemed to work out perfectly! One of the kids even hugged me, but didn’t say I smelled like anything, so I call that a success (:

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   JFW@jfwlucy

   last month

   As a mom whose kid gets blinding migraine headaches from most perfumes, I want to say a sincere thank you.

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      K&P@kittiesandplushies

      last month

      Of course! The kids matter most, my favorite perfumes can wait :)

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