Which perfume gift
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Which perfume gift
Was gonna give something from Sephora as a gift, but any recommendations for perfume?
i was lookin at this page
http://www.sephora.com/track.jhtml;j...categoryId=B23
i was lookin at this page
http://www.sephora.com/track.jhtml;j...categoryId=B23
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Originally Posted by Whiskers
speaking of which, im thinking of picking up lacoste (my sister said she liked that one) or the banana republic classic one. and i was thinking of picking up armani black code. opinions?
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Originally Posted by JokerABC
Was gonna give something from Sephora as a gift, but any recommendations for perfume?
i was lookin at this page
http://www.sephora.com/track.jhtml;j...categoryId=B23
i was lookin at this page
http://www.sephora.com/track.jhtml;j...categoryId=B23
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Originally Posted by Whiskers
Different perfumes react differently to a woman's personal physiological chemistry. I personally can't wear Issey Miyake--it reacts in a way to my body that frankly smells to me like wool. Maybe if you go with a variation of a scent that she likes (e.g., if she likes Envy like Gucci, maybe Envy Me will work). The categories on Sephora (Woodsy, Floral, etc.) are a good start. Find a scent she currently wears, and stay in that category if you don't know.
I personally think credits at sephora.com rock. You can rack up a pretty hefty bill on that site in no time flat, if it happens to be your thing.
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Originally Posted by ricecake
That thread is about what smells good on you...not necessarily what you would buy for her to wear.
Different perfumes react differently to a woman's personal physiological chemistry. I personally can't wear Issey Miyake--it reacts in a way to my body that frankly smells to me like wool. Maybe if you go with a variation of a scent that she likes (e.g., if she likes Envy like Gucci, maybe Envy Me will work). The categories on Sephora (Woodsy, Floral, etc.) are a good start. Find a scent she currently wears, and stay in that category if you don't know.
I personally think credits at sephora.com rock. You can rack up a pretty hefty bill on that site in no time flat, if it happens to be your thing.
Different perfumes react differently to a woman's personal physiological chemistry. I personally can't wear Issey Miyake--it reacts in a way to my body that frankly smells to me like wool. Maybe if you go with a variation of a scent that she likes (e.g., if she likes Envy like Gucci, maybe Envy Me will work). The categories on Sephora (Woodsy, Floral, etc.) are a good start. Find a scent she currently wears, and stay in that category if you don't know.
I personally think credits at sephora.com rock. You can rack up a pretty hefty bill on that site in no time flat, if it happens to be your thing.
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Originally Posted by Whiskers
The thread gives you great ideas on what to get for others IMO...
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Originally Posted by ricecake
Not a lot of recommendations for women, also the question of "what I like on a woman?" vs. "what will my woman like?" is slightly different.
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Originally Posted by Whiskers
The way I see it is if 15 women in the other thread say that Paris Hilton's new crap makes their men go ga ga, then I will probably get my wife that one....
...true. 
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