does anyone like aromatherapy?some good aromas?
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eat some broccoli or other fresh vegtables. wait an hour or so and then as if by magic FREE aroma
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well of all the "not so great things" ive taken, lol, vicodan seems to be my favorite. its a nice numb-ish sedate\nfeeling that goes great w/a glass of wine.\nhowever, its pretty addicting, ecspecially for a person with\nan addictive like personality. i personally stoppped although its easy to get, just because, i dont want to be doing that kind of stuff on a daily business. so as for now,\nim clean as a whisle!
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The dreamer by Versace\n\nWhen I was younger, I had a bottle of The Dreamer and I remember it as smelling a lot like a gin and tonic being sipped by a gentleman smoking a pipe. However, I couldn't quite understand the scent in those days and only wore it a handful of times before swapping away my beautiful bottle. Now however, I can detect the white floral note, and have a greater appreciation for that warm, rich, sweet tobacco base. I only wish there was some buttery leather in there! \n\nThe opening of the juniper and lily really help temper and develop the tobacco notes, and it is this lily note that I find most intriguing (lily? in a men's scent?) as it brings a cool freshness to the edges of the fragrance. Looking at the notes, I wonder where the iris is, as it's virtually undetectable to my nose. As the scent relaxes on the skin, the tobacco mellows and merges with the amber and the almost coconut-y tarragon note becomes apparent. The final effect of this combination of notes is almost soapy...and perfect! \n\nTruly unique, and a pleasure in the cooler months, The Dreamer is perhaps the best of Versace and I now think of it as fondly as a favorite sweater or blanket - warm and comforting.
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Good suggestions here already, but perhaps I could add:\n\nHerbs:  passionflower, hops, camomile, baical skullcap, oatstraw, motherwort.  This last plant is known for its nurturing effect, although in Florida might be hard to find.  Its Latin name is leonurus cardiaca, so its slight beneficial effect on blood pressure and on heart palpitations has been known since ancient times.\n\nI'll add valerian with a special note:  it's generally used for insomnia or anxiety, but it has a counter-effect with a small minority of people - it speeds them up instead of calming them.  So if you try valerian I'd try it alone, not in any combination, so you can determine whether you belong to the majority or the minority group.\n\nTo nourish the adrenal glands, which in turn will permit one to tolerate stress better:  oatstraw and nettles.  Nettles as in stinging nettles.  One of the most beneficial herbs in the plant kingdom.  Contrary to its common name, plant has a slightly sweet flavour.  Chock full of vitamins & minerals, more than spinach or broccoli.\n\nOne can usually find combinations of these herbs in tea preparations or in tincture form.  If you get to Washington state you can probably find wild nettles growing in the countryside, or someone who knows how to find & harvest them.  Make nettle soup, as north Europeans did for centuries in the spring - it perked them up after long winters without fresh veggies.\n\nFlower essences:  in addition to Rescue Remedy, there's also mustard flower essence (for grief) and bleeding heart flower essence (mourning something that's lost).\n\nWould you have time to try yoga?  Or even just to read Yoga Journal in a library, it's inspiring to read about people practising yoga to grow their minds and spirits as well as their bodies.
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I think smell can definitely affect your mood and how you sleep.  For instance I know I sleep better when my husband is beside me or when he's gone the smell of his cologne on his pillow.
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Only if you describe the scent well.
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It really depends. I have hated and loved the same perfumes on different women. Something about our natural smells and oils that interact with the perfumes really can make the smells individual.\n\nI haven't smelled enough perfumes without them being on women to judge on that basis.\n\nSometimes I like the smell just because of the memories and feeling that the smell brings back.
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if it taste and smell good.yes!
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Maybe trythe Center for Aromatherapy Research and Education. They and Dr. Gary Young have been starting to work fairly hard in Africa. If they don't give you some sort of registration, they cna point you to the right people.
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For my personal rating?\nA five star smells good when you enter the room. Everything works, every thing is clean, there are all the extra amenities , the rooms are fairly sound proofed so next doors TV doesn't bother you. Indoor pool and spa, weight room, adequate parking, and a hot breakfast!
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it depends on the fragrance. i really like "touch" but some of the others can smell wierd.  if you find the one you really you like the most, and use a little (it will be awful it's too strong) then some women may react. not like fight each other, but they may follw the smell(a short distance), and if you are hott you will get a little flirt action... maybe.
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I just heard the other day that castor oil isn't good for you. I don't know for sure but you might want to check it out first.
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yeh i love tea after any excercise...... especially green tea......mmmmm great :D or twinings calming and tranquility tea....very VERY good !!!!!
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Hot baths with aromatherapy soap/liquid(or something like that) and comfortable place to sleep soundly(no snoring though). :)
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I love herbal essences and you dont really smell like a girl. My girlfriend likes it.( just dont use in locker room showers with other guys because of the orgasmic sensation you get from shampoo.
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just i love fragrance
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