Beauty is pain and smelling good is a luxury. Two “truths” of my teenage years spent a frankly irresponsible amount of money at my local Lush, wincing at all the wax (Last scent was my drug of choice for many years).
I love perfume and I love smelling good scents. I’m a layering queen who uses body wash, then lotion, then body spray, then perfume, all in the same scent family. That way you can smell me two streets away.
It’s my vice, but it’s also expensive. Actually it doesn’t have to be that way.
You’ve probably seen an explosion of perfume ducks invading our feeds.
There’s camo in everything: Baccarat Rouge 540, Black Opium, Tom Ford. For perfume lovers like me who like to change up their scents, this is a very exciting trend. I choose different perfumes depending on the weather, my mood, and the clothes I’m wearing, but owning multiple perfumes can be expensive.
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So, after about a million very targeted ads, I decided to take the plunge and try out a bunch of popular and very expensive perfume ducks. You don’t have to.
