excellent, thanks ella. In addition to the other stuff I was mentioning.

I was thinking of demon in the dark bar soap, buffy
aromaco, angels on bare skin, karma koba and american cream conditioner.

They closed the lush nearest to me and are remodeling the one 2nd nearest to me, so it will be a bit of a trip to get there so just looking for a bit of an advantage as I won't want to go out there again if anything really sucks

we did this today.

i guessed i liked one of their ****s as a lip stain.

but it's like 22 dollars and i got mad.

but we did that color wheel of fortune thing.

well.

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some of my customers want me to suck their *****es. i tell them allah did not create my mouth for that purpose.

whats the new fragrances like? which ones manly? i dont wanna ask them in lush coz they have a ****fit saying a smell does not have a sex.

I'm surprised you escaped with your life.

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Originally Posted by LaBellaVita
The last **** I saw, was so ****ing ugly it literally sent me into a depression. I became suicidal for a week.

actualy [sic] I have quite a blessed life if I'm honest. I have many people to love, hate few and have few money problem's [sic].... What more does a person need? Oh yeah and I have some kind of humbleness unlike you of course ^_^ ~ CarefulCarpenter

I find most of them quite masculine, I think. The Voice of Reason definitely. I'd steer clear of Hellstone, and maybe Furze, depending on how the coconuttiness reacts on your skin, but the rest of them, even Flowers Barrow are surprisingly male.

I think this new range is weird: I get why they are better perfumes: fine fragrance and all that, and they're definitely complex, but I don't think they're very commercial... I certainly didn't feel the need to buy any. I feel like sometimes you just want to smell lovely, and none of them are conducive to that. I don't need to feel like the folklore of a small cornish tin-mining town at dawn.

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