The little girl wouldn't buy my idea. Buy something to give to my teachers, gave a sharp "command". Last Christmas, she gifted both teachers, pencil holders and the security guard, face towels. Something usable. She continued to whine. Suggesting a plastic made red roses that sells for 10-20 pesos a piece at the local market. Aw! Surely, I didn't give in.
Then, I saw these perfume sampler that were sitting in the bathroom caddy (serves as air freshener there^_^). These were given by sissy-in-law (of course, as always) as part of the Christmas package she sent two Christmases ago.
Most are not my "specific" brand, I had to give few to my nieces. Except the D&G Light Blue samplers which tops as my uber fave scent. So, I asked the little girl if it be okay if we gave few to her two teachers. She immediately gave a nod ^_^.
Few tips I'd like to share what to do with perfumes (or other gift/pasalubong stuff) in case you didn't want to resell them or it stood as "white elephant" in your vanity.
- perfumes (unused or those old scents you have) can be used as air freshener. When your Glade runs off its scent or are ever tired of the citrusy commercial air freshener, perfumes can be perfect substitutes.
- whiff a little on your seat cushions, throw pillows, even on couches, edge of your curtains, bed spreads...guest will be delighted to the sophisticated scent of your home. They would want to imagine, Am I at Rustan's?
- Be careful not to spray directly on fabrics, as perfumes can cause stain. Must be the oil.
- And, by the way, because perfumes are made from essential oils, scents are long-lasting. Especially the Eau de Parfum.
- Only recently, I happen to spray perfume, too, on candles and potpourris which scent have already fade off. A few whiffs ons wax candle will surely add relaxing feel to any room.
And, it continues to mystify my senses and perhaps ignite some passion.
Ooopppsss!
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