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Oh god.

I've grown up, and in doing so become one of those women.

You know, the woman whose first act upon realizing she has more money than she expected in her checking account is to go to Bath & Body Works and buy shower products she'll never use.

::mourns for the wooden-sword-swinging monster-hunting child that never would have bought any bath product more expensive than bubble bath::

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[rashaka.livejournal.com]

I'm still fishing around-- I tend to buy products based on function more than smell. But according to my housemates I need to find "my scent" and wear it every day and doing so will make men nearby associate that smell with me and they will come like moths to a flame. Supposedly.

Right now I got a sugar scrub (first time I tried it and I love it) that smells like Eucalyptus and Spearmint, and a body cream/butter stuff that smells like "tamarind nectar". I don't know what that is, but it comes in an pretty orangey-pink container.

[thisficklemob.livejournal.com]

If it's the same stuff, tamarind's a poddy-type plant that's sold in hard dried squares, or jars of concentrate like jam, to flavor Indian food.

Let is know how it smells. (I had some vanilla sugar handsoap and such for awhile there, but I'm not sure it's "my scent".)