My Perfume Collection

As I passed through a pharmacy some days ago, I found a section where perfumes were sold. I mean, I was just passing by, and if I should tell you that I saw a big shelf with perfumes, then you should believe it was obvious. My friend needed an explanation for this; maybe perfumes have replaced methylated spirits since they are also volatile and contain alcohol. We laughed over it for a while, never knew others were still contemplating. This is meant for correcting body odour, and does that mean body odour is a disease?

I felt this question flooded the mind of a friend, who uttered the words, "Maybe body odour can kill like other diseases." This time I couldn't control myself; I laughed till I felt some strain in my vertebral column. Body odour is a serious ailment that needs to be corrected. Imagine boarding a public transport to a certain location and then sitting close to someone with a body odour; you will be uncomfortable throughout your journey. It may sound like an insult to gift that person a perfume after alighting, especially if he is older, though at times individuals' perspectives differ, but the truth here is you may not see the stain on your back till another person shows you. The same is the case with odours of all kinds.

Hmmmm, what a disgust!. Before acting this way, on the contrary spraying a perfume doesn't mean you are sick or you have a very repulsive body odour, but most times we spray to have a different scent on occasions; it makes us attractive. I started spraying perfume recently to have a different scent when I appear before people. If you look intently into the glass, the person you will see is me in the mirror. Actually, I don't use all these perfumes, but my friend does; I go with at least 1 perfume till I exhaust it, but this friend of mine goes with 3 to 5 and sprays them on a single outing, which is very ridiculous. He doesn't have a body odour, but his kind of work as a social media influencer/promoter permits him.

Some of my perfume bottles are amoebic; if I should really consider the whole structure, I will say it has no regular shape, to be precise, but I will give it a cylindrical shape based on the perfume cover. So far, I have used 3 perfumes; three are cylindrical.

When choosing a body spray, otherwise known as perfume, I take the scent into consideration; it shouldn't really be too sweet, less sweet but very moderate because I don't like smelling like sweets. Actually, sweet is a general word I feel I should use since I was taught in biology that the sense of thirst and perceiving are somehow connected.

My story of fragrance is above; if you love it. Don't fail to give me a thumbs up and drop a meaningful comment about those funny areas, but sometimes I think body odour could be a disease because it's not common. No proof of this anyways, but you can bring your controversies.

I want to see @wakeupkitty, @bossj23 and @whitie join this contest.

Cc.

@waterjoe