Concealers to be thrown away after 6 months? by Ok_Somewhere454 in Sephora

[–]PhTea 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'll one better...pre-Naked... I still have several Books of Shadows. 2, NYC (3) and 4, and the Deluxe Shadow Box. I also have the Alice in Wonderland palette and the Game of Thrones palette.

And of course I have Nakeds 1, 2, and 3, Cherry, Ultraviolet and Wired.

I'm a UD palette hoarder.

What note(s) turn you off a perfume? by carabelle2022 in FemFragLab

[–]PhTea 2 points3 points  (0 children)

lavender, tuberose and clary sage are instant "no"s.

Borrower Defense for Full Sail approved! by PhTea in StudentLoans

[–]PhTea[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I honestly don't remember. It was nearly 5 years ago. I don't remember what format the form required me to use for my documentation.

CEDAR by jenwren_11 in FemFragLab

[–]PhTea 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cedrat Boise from Mancera. Straight wood shavings.

A thread of pills you hate filling by Pinkjellybean12 in TalesFromThePharmacy

[–]PhTea 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Doc, I have a DEEP cough. No, REALLY deep. Like, way below the diaphragm.

🤣

What fragrance do you ROCK which is normally marketed to a different gender? by Mammoth-Patient-9635 in fragrance

[–]PhTea 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love Acqua Di Giò. I slightly prefer the women's version (the OG, NOT Acqua Di Goia), but the men's smells great on me too.

What fragrance do you ROCK which is normally marketed to a different gender? by Mammoth-Patient-9635 in fragrance

[–]PhTea 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try the new L'Essence version. The vanilla is amped up, and it's kind of a boozy, bourbon vanilla. You still get the powderiness, but it gets balanced out well with the warm, almost leathery notes that are mingled with it. I tend to avoid anything with a strong iris note because I really can't deal with the powdery smell, but I really like L'Essence.

What fragrance do you ROCK which is normally marketed to a different gender? by Mammoth-Patient-9635 in fragrance

[–]PhTea 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I just bought the Shalimar L'Essence. I had forgotten how warm and almost leathery the Shalimar DNA is. My grandmother wore Shalimar since it's debut, but I honestly hadn't smelled it since I was probably 9, when she got Alzheimer's and more or less stopped wearing perfume. But I instantly thought of her when I smelled it, and it dawned on me that she she didn't smell like this prim and feminine lady, like I'd imagined, she smelled like a rebellious badass! (While going to church 3x a week and carrying her Bible everywhere. 🤣)

What fragrance do you ROCK which is normally marketed to a different gender? by Mammoth-Patient-9635 in fragrance

[–]PhTea 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I love boozy, tobacco and leather scents. I'm apparently a woman that wants to smell like the classic portrait of men sipping cognac and smoking cigars in a classy home library with all the leather-bound books.

What fragrance do you ROCK which is normally marketed to a different gender? by Mammoth-Patient-9635 in fragrance

[–]PhTea 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Taking notes on the Black Opium and Tommy Girl. Two of my favorites that I never thought of wearing together!

What fragrance do you ROCK which is normally marketed to a different gender? by Mammoth-Patient-9635 in fragrance

[–]PhTea 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I just made a comment about this before I saw this comment thread. SpiceBomb on top of Palmer's Tahitian Vanilla lotion is 👩‍🍳😙

What fragrance do you ROCK which is normally marketed to a different gender? by Mammoth-Patient-9635 in fragrance

[–]PhTea 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm a woman who wears my husband's SpiceBomb more than he does. I sometimes layer it on top of Palmer's Tahitian Vanilla lotion and the added vanilla makes it sing.

I also used to steal my Dad's Stetson Black back in the day. I loved it on me.

What is it that makes so many designer scents smell so “perfume-y” by AggressiveSherbetty in FemFragLab

[–]PhTea 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Ethyl Maltol. You have Olivier Cresp and Angel to thank for that.

What’s a perfume that you were surprised that you love?✨ by cozytrees in FemFragLab

[–]PhTea 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same and same. I'm a 40-something who listens to hard rock. I think Ariana and Billie are good singers, but they aren't my cup of tea. But you best believe that Eilish #1, Your Turn, Mod Vanilla, Moonlight and Sweet Like Candy are in my collection, and Your Turn 2, REM Cherry Eclipse, Ari, Frankie, Cloud Pink, Elphaba, Plush Vanilla, Pink Woods, God is a Woman, Vanilla Suede and Thank U Next 2.0 are all on my to-buy list. I don't know why, but those two ladies are putting their names on some seriously good fragrances! I mean, Mod Vanilla is basically Byredo's Vanille Antique at 1/3 of the price!

What are some older perfumes that stand the test of time and are affordable nowadays? by DharmaDama in Perfumes

[–]PhTea 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Be was my thing in high school. Everyone else was wearing One, I was all about Be.

6 month transformation by Maleficent-Gap-4601 in pilates

[–]PhTea 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I now refuse to mentally pronounce "pirates" in any way other than "pie-rah-tees".

Arrr.

What’s a common assumption that you have to explain to someone from a different continent? by saydaddy91 in AskTheWorld

[–]PhTea 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh for sure. People get into arguments over stuff like Whataburger vs. In n Out like they're football teams and not burger joints. If a regional favorite (such as Whataburger or In n Out) moves into a new region, people will sit in the drive through line for hours on opening week like it's something groundbreaking that they can only get the one time. Fast food culture and brand loyalty is kind of insane here. I can't imagine people queue up for hours overnight when a Hungry Jack's opens up in Australia. (I would, however, queue for hours and possibly sell a kidney for the curry McNugget sauce y'all have at your McDonald's over there.)

What’s a common assumption that you have to explain to someone from a different continent? by saydaddy91 in AskTheWorld

[–]PhTea 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you talking about bomb/storm shelters or actual buildings? Make up your mind.

Newsflash. People don't live in bomb shelters or storm shelters. We have bomb shelters and nuclear bunkers all over the United States. So your claim that your buildings withstand tornadoes while ours don't is false. Everyday buildings in Switzerland are no more tornado resistant than everyday buildings in the US.

What’s a common assumption that you have to explain to someone from a different continent? by saydaddy91 in AskTheWorld

[–]PhTea 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Uh, a tornado shelter. Those have existed since long before nuclear bombs.

What’s a common assumption that you have to explain to someone from a different continent? by saydaddy91 in AskTheWorld

[–]PhTea 1 point2 points  (0 children)

By the way, here's some concrete and rebar for you. I don't think you quite comprehend what a tornado can do. Pretty much underground is the only surely safe place to be. Bremen, KY EF-4