#%^*#...help?

Bottesini said:
:lol: I am allergic to perfumes. I can't stand any of those scented products.

Even our laundry soap, shampoos, everything is unscented hypoallergenic.
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You are not alone! Why does everything have to smell anymore. Although I have even had trouble with masking fragrance in a deodorant that was labeled as unscented.
 
Now people wax themselves as if their bodies are Chevys. :|
 
Ive seen Scentsy, to me it's a bit expensive but they say the wax lasts forever. I might try it in my apartment if I can find someone who sells in Russellville when I move.
 
Bottesini said:
:lol: I am allergic to perfumes. I can't stand any of those scented products.

Even our laundry soap, shampoos, everything is unscented hypoallergenic.
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I am allergic to perfumes too and found out the hard way! I brought a small bottle of perfume as I really like that smell and when I left the store and I put a few drops on my neck and right away I could not breath for a few seconds! It was good thing I did not put a lot of the perfume on , I don't think anyone would had know why I was not breathing.
 
whatdidyousay! said:
I am allergic to perfumes too and found out the hard way! I brought a small bottle of perfume as I really like that smell and when I left the store and I put a few drops on my neck and right away I could not breath for a few seconds! It was good thing I did not put a lot of the perfume on , I don't think anyone would had know why I was not breathing.
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Yes, I know what you mean. I always have my asthma inhaler when I leave home in case I run into places where people were perfume or have chemicals I am allergic to.
 
Dixie said:
Botts, do you carry an Epi-Pen?
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No, I don't . I have never had an anaphylactic reaction to an airborne substance. Only one time to an antibiotic has that happened.

My grandmother did have to carry an injection with her because of bees, but I am not sure it was an Epi-Pen.
 
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