I realize there are a lot of variables that can affect how we interpret a given fragrance. But can specific fragrances smell different depending on a person’s mood or possibly illness or maybe emotional disposition? I tried a fragrance awhile back and really didn’t like it when I first smelled it. A few weeks later I tried it again and I actually liked it better. I also tried a fragrance a couple of weeks ago when I was dealing with some sinus headache issues and didn’t like it at all, but now I find it somewhat appealing. I guess I’m wondering if individual fragrances ever come across differently to a person, depending on that person’s circumstance at the moment. Just curious! (stock photo)

I want to say happy mothers day to the ladies of the group, if they are. Also a happy mothers day to all of the members mothers & spouses if you have children. Make it a special one for them fellas! 💯

Hey just want to send a big thank you out to the brotherhood that helped get me to level 9. I have enjoyed this community very much since joining. Special thanks to @Antonio Centeno @Nestor Lopez@Jonathan Ventura @Julio Gutierrez @Lon Chaneyfield @Edward Mooney @Michael LoCascio Sr@Henry Clay@Srinesh C m@Rich Toczynski@Blake Merl @Jeff Beason@Anthony Buntyn @Jeffrey Plotka@Frank Barnett

Doctor’s orders a two week ban on all things fragrance as I’ve broken out with a severe rash on my arms and legs. They did a biopsy as they couldn’t figure out what it is. I doubt it’s fragrance related as my spray points aren’t impacted. See y’all in a bit.

Smell your best today Brothers.