Atomiser Spray Bottles

[hunnymonster]

Aw, c'mon...........it's called Splash for a reason. :roll:

But... if you use an atomiser, any cooling or burning effects seem to me to be enhanced. Also my nose tells me that Proraso AS smells totally different when atomised rather than splashed... it probably isn't, but my nose tells me otherwise.

 

[Canuck]

some of the stuff I spray on is pretty intense,

Sex Panther? Yes. It stings the nostrils.

 

[moodymick]

Also my nose tells me that Proraso AS smells totally different when atomised rather than splashed... it probably isn't, but my nose tells me otherwise.

Beardo! No wonder your razor blade stash won't run out for so long - is that how long stainless steel lasts before it dissolves?

 

[moodymick]

And I spray a little behind my ears too...

I did wonder why your knees smelled so nice :lol:

 

[IanM]

Aw, c'mon...........it's called Splash for a reason. :roll:

But... if you use an atomiser, any cooling or burning effects seem to me to be enhanced. Also my nose tells me that Proraso AS smells totally different when atomised rather than splashed... it probably isn't, but my nose tells me otherwise.

That's interesting, as I have some Trumper's Spanish Leather in one of mine, and it seems to smell slightly different than if splashed directly out of the original bottle.

Ian

 

[Pig Cat]

Aw, c'mon...........it's called Splash for a reason. :roll:

But... if you use an atomiser, any cooling or burning effects seem to me to be enhanced. Also my nose tells me that Proraso AS smells totally different when atomised rather than splashed... it probably isn't, but my nose tells me otherwise.

That's interesting, as I have some Trumper's Spanish Leather in one of mine, and it seems to smell slightly different than if splashed directly out of the original bottle.

Ian

Snap! Perhaps some of the higher notes are easier to smell when it is sprayed in a fine mist. Not sure though, I've never been very good at identifying individual scents. I admire people that can identify notes of raspberry, pine nuts or olive oil.

 

[hunnymonster]

<waits patiently for Henk to supply the obvious answer>