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By Momma Phoenix on November 24th, 2009
Product Review for Lacoste: Touch of Pink
I received a free sample of the above perfume. This is an unbiased review of their product.
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By KNOWLEDGE BASE on October 7th, 2009
Getting Rid of Embarrassing Body Odor: Finding The Right Fragrance Perfume for Guys
Fewer things are as embarrassing as learning that you stink. Being a single guy trying to hit on a girl is hard enough but being a single guy trying to hit on a girl while you stink is even harder.
By novelist on October 5th, 2009
Headaches: Tips to Prevent and Cure
Headaches are commonly experienced. The problem is so common that more than 45 million Americans get them time and time again.
By bethenya on August 16th, 2009
Body Odor
First, it’s important to remember that you – just like everybody else – naturally and automatically have an individual odor, caused by your own sweat.
Second, sweat is the way your body regulates its temperature. While sweating varies from person to person depending on the individual’s activity and nervous tension levels, no one escapes sweating.
Occasionally, a very strong body odor can be a warning sign of a serious medical condition or skin infection. If you worry about your body scent, check with your doctor.
Otherwise, to prevent body odor:
By vladimir padilla on March 18th, 2009
Aromatherapy for Love
Aromatherapy for love has been and hopefully always will be a great help. Who has not used aromatic essences used to increase the senses and sensuality? This article will show you to understand the real secrets of aromatherapy for those who love and enjoy.
By The Good Vibes Girl on February 24th, 2009
Lavender for Health: Cooking & Magic
Explore the amazing properties of lavender and learn how to incorporate it into your life.
By sally writer on December 22nd, 2008
Pheromones Role in Attraction
Pheromones are odorless chemical substances that are secreted from sweat glands in humans. They are also produced by animals and act as a type of chemical communication. Some pheromones that animals (including humans) produce are designed to attract a mate and provide information about reproductive status and genetic compatibility, while others are used to mark trails, define boundaries, signal territories as well as provide a sense of familiarity.
By Kristie Leong MD on August 7th, 2008
The Hidden Dangers of Perfume
The sweet smelling fragrance you spray on before you leave the house may not seem so sweet when you consider its potential health effects. Could your perfume be toxic?
