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Mabsy
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Thu Nov 25, 2004 5:35 am |
Ok, let me start off by saying that I am addicted to this at the moment (in fact I had just used this ). I received this with my last EDS order (thank you! ) and have been fairly attached to it since. In fact, my Evian spray and my rose water are getting a tad jealous!
This, like the Evian spray, is a pressurised spray which feels very refreshing when you spray it on your face/neck (hence my * spam alert *). It also happens to have a smell that I think is fantastic, yet another thing that got me hooked on this. Unlike the Evian spray, you can actually feel that this spray is moisturising. I have recently been told that contrary to popular belief (or at least contrary to mine) Evian or pure water sprays are not recommended on airplanes and are actually more harm than good. You should apparently use sprays that do contain moisturisers, or use creams and masks instead. I would definitely be taking this one on a plane with me! For now, this is going to take its place on my desk at work. You can be sure I'll be using this a few times a day. This will also be very nice once our summer sets in - I think I'll have to buy a second bottle to keep at home...
My only gripe with this is that the bottle is 150mL - so, pretty big. My point being that it's not as easy to travel with as one of the nifty mini Evian sprays (which is what I have been using).
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Thu Nov 25, 2004 7:12 pm |
Hi Mabsy, I have just finished my can of this I bought at the beginning of summer.
It was nice to use at work, but I would not repurchase because the perfume was SO strong. The only reason I used up my whole can is because it cost me about US$19 (such is life in Japan)
Not to burst the bubble on this product, but I would not recommend this to anyone with sensitivity to highly perfumed or artificially perfumed products.
I am going to try JI and Decleor next time. |
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Mabsy
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Fri Nov 26, 2004 5:27 am |
Hi Tiger_Tim,
Perhaps I should have mentioned too that I'm not really sensitive to fragrances, in fact I quite like it in products. Thus, to me, this wasn't really highly fragranced at all but I could have been desensitized by now ![Laughing](images/smiles/lol.gif) |
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Mon Dec 15, 2008 3:04 pm |
anyone else using this still?
tigertim how did you find the decleor or any others you have tried? |
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