Do you wear perfume?

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Hi, I was wondering if you were aware that there is a lot of chemicals in our body washes and shampoos, etc. These are used to make the smells in your products more potent. This is probably why your husband has allergic reactions to fragrances. I discovered a company a few months ago that is deligent about not putting chemicals in their products. I have a few friends who have always had problems with products with any scent and they tried mine and had no reactions. If you are interested in more info please contact me at loreitah@msn.com. Loreita Holladay Marketing Executive Four Point Group www.happyhealth.fourpointconsultants.com

Hi, I was wondering if you were aware that there is a lot of chemicals in our body washes and shampoos, etc. These are used to make the smells in your products more potent. This is probably why your husband has allergic reactions to fragrances. I discovered a company a few months ago that is deligent about not putting chemicals in their products. I have a few friends who have always had problems with products with any scent and they tried mine and had no reactions. If you are interested in more info please contact me at loreitah@msn.com. Loreita Holladay Marketing Executive Four Point Group www.happyhealth.fourpointconsultants.com

oh...and ty for the lil pencilly thingy...lol..:}

Thanks for answering. I have had problems at work because someone refused to tone down/not wear their strong perfume. It usually doesn't bother me if the person is working at some distance. But, often I have to work in tight spaces. I've also had a problem at church, too. I know it's my problem, but I was just curious as to what other people think. I've had some people refuse to do anything about it when they know it's causing someone else's health problem.

I know what you mean. I'm actually allergic to whatever causes the scent. I wish I could wear it, but I can't. But, it's just as well as I wouldn't want to make other people sick by wearing it.

That's good that you don't wear it if someone you had daily contact with is allergic to it. Does that also include an office mate that you share a cubicle or office with? Do you wear it strong, or just a spritz. I'm not picking on you specifically, I was just wondering overall.

Thanks! Sometimes, my allergies are not that bad and I can tolerate some perfumes for short periods of time. But, sometimes my allergies can get pretty bad.

Thanks for responding. With me, I've noticed that the more expensive the perfume is, the more I seem to be allergic to it. That's just me, though.

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Thanks for responding. I will get a rash after wearing it a day or two. And, it itches badly.

Thanks for your answer, my friend. At least you didn't argue with me about it.

Thanks for answering. I can sometimes tolerate wearing light scents, too. But, I always find it best if I don't wear any.

Cool. While sometimes I can smell the soap and shampoo on someone, it generally doesn't bother me. There's a girl that I think just joined my gym that wears this really strong perfume that I'm extremely allergic to. I get an asthma attack just being three feet from her. Not good while I'm exercising.

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Thanks for your response. Chances are, if you are allergic, you might not even be able to wear any kind of scent at all. Even scents that do not cause me to have asthma give me really bad rashes. I do wear scented lotion, but it doesn't really help my skin as much as the unscented ones

Thanks, that's thoughtful of you.

Thanks. I get a rash when I actually wear it myself. I get asthma when I breathe other people's perfume sometimes. Some perfumes don't seem to bother me much.

Thanks for responding. That's really nice!

I've shopped at bath and body works, too. I got a mocha spray for my livingroom.

Thanks for answering. You're very considerate.