Eeeeew, what's that smell?
I think that in some cases, certain smells are expected. Say you are out in farm country, well, the smell of say cows and manure would be ordinary. And so, too, is the smell at a gym or a work out facility. Sometimes it smells funky; I get that. But how and why is it that the thick aroma of perfume saturates a gym?
- why do people slather on perfume before coming to the gym to work out? Will I be more offended by your true body funk than the overdose of fragance that you poured on ... ?
- Is there any consideration for those who might be allergic to fragrances?
- Could you use less of the perfume? And could it be a more aromatic fragrance ... ?
There is no way that I can get healthy in that kind of environment. Or just imagine that someone says to the fragrance offender: "You look good, but you stink?" Now, that wouldn't be nice and neither is the OD on the perfume.
**photo courtsey michelleannlincoln
4 Comments:
Mm...I love the smell of rosy old lady perfume! The best part is when you shake their hands their scent hops from them to your hand and you are not infected!! Good times! I know what you mean! Just put a sign around your neck stating, "Fragrance free machines here!"
Scents are interesting, aren't they? My hubby and son bought me a fragrance this past Mother's Day that could best be described as "Old Church Lady."
When I told the hubby as much, he took a sniff and said, "You know, you're right. This smells just like Sister . . ." (LOL) Yup, he actually went and named some folks.
Obviously, he didn't take a good whiff of the stuff before he bought it (smile).
Well, I did not think that I was alone on this one. Whatever happened to the smell of clean ...?
Well, I did not think that I was alone on this one. Whatever happened to the smell of clean ...?
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