I have a perfume collection worth a lot. Today, my cousin was at my house and he was wearing some really nice smelling fragrance. I asked him what he was wearing and he tossed me his 150 rupiya ki parphooom ki bottal from his bag. I sprayed it on myself and it completely shocked me. It smelt so clean and sophisticated. For a moment, my mahinga wala collection of dozens of bottles got mogged by this 150 rupiye ka scent. Never thought I would witness this day. Why did I even spend so much on these bottals? For a few minutes of dopamine rush by smelling the nayi-naveli bottal? I don't think I'll ever get to finish them in the next 10 years. This 150 rupiya ki bottal made me question my financial decisions.
>>108391
naisu naisu yaara
its a good parphoom for summers
attars are also great but dont apply them on skin. Cheap attars are full of carcinogens. Always apply them on clothing.
>>108397
Do check the ingredients yaar. If they are mostly made from natural oils then they are safe. But most attars even from middle east are many synthetic ingredients which are not well suited for human skin. Natural attar oils are expensive but are safe for skin.
>>108405
yes. Like if you are burying your nose right next to where you sprayed, you might get a headache. But in the air when someone wearing it walks past you, it smells very naisu.
