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You do know that they offer brightly coloured brushes don;t you? You don't have to go with plain old boring black.....
The latest Paladin acquisition landed and it's finished beautifully
You do know that they offer brightly coloured brushes don;t you? You don't have to go with plain old boring black.....
Shots fired SirBrightly coloured brushes are like fragrances used out of season, gauche.
Shots fired Sir
Brightly coloured brushes are like fragrances used out of season, gauche.
So I shouldn't be wearing Winterfell/fall EDP today?
That would be great @todras, many thanksWinterfell and Winterfall and two very different fragrances...wearing Winterfall would be appropriate while wearing Winterfell would not. Try and keep up Rusty
When I have a little time I'm going to post a fragrance/perfume seasonal guide, and included in it will be a section that explores and discusses the whole issue of notes listed in a fragrance as opposed to how they are experienced. From my general reading on this forum (and on FB and other wet-shaving forums) over the last year or so in particular, people are quite understandably a bit confused and perplexed. It will be a no bullshit, no perfume waffle kind of guide/explanation too, aimed at wet-shavers.
Some people are not going to like it and run with "I like it I will wear it whenever and Tobacco and Agarwood is awesome in the middle of summer" which is fine (go on be gauche) but for the others I just feel the area urgently and comprehensively needs some explanation and discussion as a whole. I think most people will go "aha! so that's what it is about" but time will tell. The explanation uses a really simple, easily understood model too.
It will be a no bullshit, no perfume waffle kind of guide/explanation too, aimed at wet-shavers.
Winterfell and Winterfall and two very different fragrances...wearing Winterfall would be appropriate while wearing Winterfell would not. Try and keep up Rusty
When I have a little time I'm going to post a fragrance/perfume seasonal guide, and included in it will be a section that explores and discusses the whole issue of notes listed in a fragrance as opposed to how they are experienced. From my general reading on this forum (and on FB and other wet-shaving forums) over the last year or so in particular, people are quite understandably a bit confused and perplexed. It will be a no bullshit, no perfume waffle kind of guide/explanation too, aimed at wet-shavers.
Some people are not going to like it and run with "I like it I will wear it whenever and Tobacco and Agarwood is awesome in the middle of summer" which is fine (go on be gauche) but for the others I just feel the area urgently and comprehensively needs some explanation and discussion as a whole. I think most people will go "aha! so that's what it is about" but time will tell. The explanation uses a really simple, easily understood model too.