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On the other hand, I'm allergic to most fragrances (itchy eyes, running nose, stuffed up sinus). I have to hold my breath while almost running through the perfu
by bxparks 3y ago
On the other hand, I'm allergic to most fragrances (itchy eyes, running nose, stuffed up sinus). I have to hold my breath while almost running through the perfume department on the ground floor of a department store. I cannot walk down certain aisles of my grocery store (cleaning supplies, detergents, soaps). I dread staying at higher-end hotels because they spray their perfume everywhere. The smell of laundry detergents and fabric softeners makes me sick. Same with most dishwashing soaps. The deodorizers in Uber/Lyft cars can be terrible. The fragrance at the Denver airport bathrooms is so overpowering, I have to hold my breath while I'm in there, and then gasp through my mouth before running out.
I don't remember fragrances being so terrible when I was younger. But maybe it's another case of "it was better in the old days".
- zdragnar 3y ago> I don't remember fragrances being so terrible when I was younger. Developing allergies to perfumes / strongly scented things is pretty common as people age. Companies are also much more likely to try to incorporate particular scents into their 'brand', so more places like hotels and brand-name stores are using more scents nowadays.