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I always have one burning....and I tend to lean toward the cinniman ones, spicy, then my favorites expresso, and lemon grass....yummm

I wear perfume also...love it, I go light when I'm at work, since I work with patients, and I love to blend my own, using essential oils....lavender is my favorite. I also make room spray with fragrance oils for the office...really works for "smelly" patients....and in those small rooms with the door shut...it is strong when they leave...

fun topic....

Makes me feel dazzling and beautiful. LOL!

Cinderella, I bet your hair is lovely.

Scented Hugs

And... I did it myself, lol. I don't know how on earth, but it seems it turned out fine! I had sort of a GI Jane moment, grabbed the scissors and cut away. Was so liberating! I was ready to go after to the hairdresser to correct any mess, but i don't see any, yet, anyways...

Post edited by: PauleR, at: 03/03/2012 10:22 PM

You ladies are inspiring me to hobble thru the house to my little bottle of "beautiful". Haven't hauled that out in awhile.

I will be soooo glad when the weather pressure systems and temps calm down. sigh.

Isn't it a sweet feeling to desire "beautyfing"?

Cinerella, glad your hair turned out like you wanted.

Hugs friends

Karen, i better hIde the shaver because i keep having these cathartic moments with hair lately, who knows what can happen next?!?

Laura, the "expert" cutting technique was parting hair in the back with a comb to each side so i can reach all hair, LOL. And cut hair dry. I still don't know how it didn't turn out bad! But hey, i read this article where the hair stylist who invented the Rachel gave this actress (can't remember who) a hair cut like the hair, and i quote, had been "chewed by a dog", so i guess everything goes these days!