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Too Much Perfume Smell

I sprayed too much perfume on me today. I hate when others do it and I want to control the smell. I've tried to damp a napkin and wipe the smell of a bit but it didn't work too well. Can anyway help me out. I don't want to kill everyone in the office.

Johanna

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By
06/04/2008

Use Non Scented hand lotion...put it on wherever you sprayed the perfume. It eases it a little bit.

By Micha (Guest Post) 06/04/2008

I hardly ever wear perfume, but today I overdid it. EEk--Almost gave myself a headache! Luckily, I always have a bottle of hand sanitizer handy so I tried that trick and it worked like a charm--yay!

By Gina (Guest Post) 12/03/2007

I did the same thing to myself this morning. Too much perfume came out in one spritz all over my sweater. I gag every time I inhaled the stuff!

But found a new remedy to tone down the perfume! I'm at my office and lo and behold...I have Hand Sanitizer on my desk. I rubbed it on my hands and wiped it on my sweater.
Ahhh.I can breath again!

By April (Guest Post) 12/13/2006

After trying out a new fragrance I put too much on too! I sprayed hairspray lightly over the areas I put the perfume and it really helped! THANK YOU!

By
05/24/2005

Hi Ann,
We posted this as a new request:

http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf994782.tip.html

By ann (Guest Post) 05/24/2005

we went away and when my luggage arrived there was a hole in a bottle of my perfume the whole bottle leaked into the suitcase and now i cant get rid of the odor, please help it was a borrowed suitcase and i need to give it back without the smell.

thanks""""

By
04/20/2005

rubbing alcohol works to cut down on the smell. just rub over same spot as perfume

By
04/19/2005

I've noticed that after I re-spritz my hair with hair spray after a particularily powerful perfume moment, that the smell isn't as strong. It could be the alcohol in the hair spray. Hope this works for you ...

By Lee-Ann (Guest Post) 04/19/2005

I think you can use rubbing alcohol where you've sprayed and it will cut the fragrance.

Good Luck!

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