So I would never ask him to not wear it.
Ask the person if you want before hand to be considerate. There are plenty of girls who don't care either way. But many who have allergies or whatever... The mist that I wear is super light and airy & doesn't linger, those are the type of scents that I just so happen to be into. I spray my mist subconciously sometimes. Unless a guy resquest otherwise, I will continue to do just thatAfter reading a thread below about having Axe body wash and cheap cologne it got me to thinking about what providers actually like. I have always used Gillette body wash myself and never had a provider complain, but I guess for the most part they wouldn’t at least not to my face. I have some really nice expensive colognes I wear but never to an appointment due to not knowing a ladies allergies or sensitivities. While one provider might be wowed by it another might not never see you again or worse tell everyone.
20 bucks for an 8oz bottle of Kyoku body wash and 300 bucks for a bottle of Tom Ford cologne does not guarantee everyone is going to be wowed by it.
It’s hard also to explain to a SO why you suddenly started buying fragrance free body wash just to use “on occasion”
So what’s your thought ladies on body wash and cologne?
Men what is your favorites
Somehow, "duck butter" and bad body wash / cologne will linger in your nostrils for the rest of the day. It also lingers in your meeting space. I don't wear heavy scents so he doesn't smell like me. That's not always reciprocated and does have an effect on my desire to meet again.
It CAN linger & stick to ya which is fine because you're showering it all off anyway. But then I have to mask the area with air freshener which is WORSE.
Again, don't go swimming in it.
You have to try their Tuscan Leather. If it's still around. I mentioned it in a post last year. It really speaks to my vagina. A friend showed up wearing it & I've been hooked ever since. I bought it for my ex sugar daddy, my brother, & friend once. They all loved it. Which was great being how much it costs.
I love it when a guy wears his smell goods. I think it's cute for a guy to really be into colognes. As long as it doesn't smell like he went swimming in it or I don't taste it on him, (which I have yet to avoid) I'm fine. Seems like guys spray it on their skin, which I guess is what you're suppose to do? I wear very light, sweet smelling mists. But I spray them on my clothes. I have really sensitive skin, so I actually can't put fragrances on my skin. Can't recall me having any irritation from skin to skin contact, but my tongue likes to explore & cologne isn't all that appetizing. That would be my only complaint.
I have yet to run into any issues, with allergies or headaches.
I do keep the Aveeno fragrance free body wash at my incall, though. The guys seem to be enjoying that so far. And Aveeno is very gentle & hypoallergenic for those with sensitve skin. I've found that it doesn't really wash away their scent entirely but does kinda tone it down a bit. So maybe request that the ladies keep some of that at their incall and you take a quick rinse off if needed?
Just my input.
-Nina
Please-Just Go with Scent Free Stuff-it is a "Win-Win" !!
So I would never ask him to not wear it.
Ask the person if you want before hand to be considerate.
There are plenty of girls who don't care either way. But many who have allergies or whatever...
The mist that I wear is super light and airy & doesn't linger, those are the type of scents that I just so happen to be into.
I spray my mist subconciously sometimes. Unless a guy resquest otherwise, I will continue to do just that
Mine are;
1. Hermes Terre d' Hermes
2. Tom Ford, Noir I believe but most of that line is really good
3. Allure Sport
I always wear one of these three to all of my bookings. I usually get a compliment on them. Hey, while I would love to be a male porn star type with a monster you know what for my provider partners benefit, mother nature did not give me that, so I am just me so I have a be a gentleman instead. With that, and since we are going to be close I felt the scent was a good thing and it is my way to show resect. Now the provider could have just been saying that to be nice, but my view is she could have just said nothing.
A London provider picked out all three. She and became friends and would do lunch, or an occasional movie or so, among our bookings. I remember her counsel. Since I liked both British Sterling and English Leather I could wear those in private. The Old Spice and Aramis she threw out -lol. Her counsel to me was that she thought that the soap should be a neutral and let one of the three above do the work.
She taught me a lot. I realized that I did not understand the differences among after shave, spray, and cologne. Also, how to apply it.
I prefer natural human scents.
That doesn't mean that I don't want you freshly scrubbed, because I do. But the less scent involved in the lathering, the better.
No cologne and no deodorant. I love armpits and I dislike the feel of aluminum powder in my mouth
Bonus points if you suck my armpits, too.
xoxox
Tori
Tori, you are a naughty, naughty girl. That last line was fantastic!!!! Sometime, we need to meet so that we may endeavor to misbehave.
You remind me of a London party that I went to. It was a take on an Erotic/Kinky Olympics. Anyway caught behaving was spanked. Well, kidding, but well... fun was the goal. A slight bit Victorian for most Americans.
Again, great timing on that last line.
Oh, I never use deodorant. It destroys dress shirts.
It's kind of Victorian to call sexuality "naughty," no? LOL just kidding. I'm actually supremely pleased to know that I evoke that kind of scene for you.
I never wear deodorant either. It's been about a decade, so the aluminum build up is certainly gone at this point. And let me tell you, I tatste absolutely delicious. Did you catch a glimpse of my newest video? http://vimeo.com/126765671
Some day babe, some day.
xoxox
Tori
You remind me of a London party that I went to. It was a take on an Erotic/Kinky Olympics. Anyway caught behaving was spanked. Well, kidding, but well... fun was the goal. A slight bit Victorian for most Americans.
Again, great timing on that last line.
Oh, I never use deodorant. It destroys dress shirts.
....on clothes if you want to wear some fragrance but not on your skin.