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F floratina Tiki Socialite Pasadena CA Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 1002	F floratina Posted posted on Fri, Nov 21, 2003 4:21 PM Here's my observation: if the manufacturer plainly names their candle, freshener or cologne, it may smell like what they say it is. With "Vanilla", there is a greater chance that it may actually mirror the fragrance of vanilla than if they call it, "Vanilla Breeze". I am suspicious of that "Breeze" thing. It's like, they tried, but missed the mark. Oh sure, it might smell nice when you first try it on, but soon you will have your arm in the sink, frantically trying to scour it off. Sometimes that doesn't work and you may soon be fighting the temptation to chew that arm off just to get away from the essence of their little aromatic delight. gack.

Here's my observation: if the manufacturer plainly names their candle, freshener or cologne, it may smell like what they say it is.

With "Vanilla", there is a greater chance that it may actually mirror the fragrance of vanilla than if they call it, "Vanilla Breeze". I am suspicious of that "Breeze" thing. It's like, they tried, but missed the mark. Oh sure, it might smell nice when you first try it on, but soon you will have your arm in the sink, frantically trying to scour it off. Sometimes that doesn't work and you may soon be fighting the temptation to chew that arm off just to get away from the essence of their little aromatic delight. gack.

Post #61433 by floratina on Fri, Nov 21, 2003 4:21 PM