Teach Soap

I couldn't think of a good title for this thread that adequately explains what I'm asking!

I've got a friend whose favorite fragrance is no longer made in the U.S. As it turns out, one of my FO suppliers has a dupe of it. Her birthday is in early June, so I wanted to surprise her with some perfume made with this FO.

But what's the best way to package it? Would a spray be best? (I'm remembering those old perfume bottles with the fabric bulb that my mother had when I was a little kid.) Roll-on? Solid perfume? Something in a bottle that she could just dab behind her ears and on her pulse points?

She used to work in the cosmetic industry (spent 20 years working for Elizabeth Arden, if I remember correctly), so I will be able to work this into a conversation. ("How do you feel about solid perfume?" And I can do it with a straight face, batting my eyes innocently as I mentally take notes on her answer. ) I'm just not sure which form, as it were, would be best.

Thanks for the help.

Anita

I personally prefer solid perfume, seems to last a lot longer and its easier to put on just as much as you want.

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~~Heather~~
Mad [soaping] Scientist

I like both sprays and solid. I like the spray for when I first put it on and the solid to take with me for touch ups.

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Linda
I know the voices in my head aren't real, but they sure have some great ideas!

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Genny

I like roll-ons. Solid perfumes soften in my purse due to triple digits here and I prefer not to use fingers to apply.

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

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Genny

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

Elements has some deodorant tubes that might work. They have some that looks like lip balm tubes on steroids (much bigger diameter than the lip balm tubes) and others that are oval shaped. Hopefully no one would mistake them for actual lip balm! I may look into those.

Thanks, everyone!



Anita