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Posted by Colleen Shirazi, Tuesday, June 27, 2006 10:23 PM (Eastern)
I was interrupted there...oh well, this is a blog, after all.
In the summer you can improvise a deodorant...instead of just using your regular deodorant. Here you need an eau de toilette spray or cologne spray, something light and refreshing...citrus, light floral, something like that. When you get out of the shower and dry off, spritz a little of this under your arms. I'm not kidding!!!!! Just don't get any of the spray in your face.
Once that's dried, then apply your regular deodorant over it (yep, it'll stick). Voila! This cologne-and-deodorant combo will not fail almost no matter how hot it gets. And it's a great way to use up a nice eau de toilette that you've fallen out of love with coughAzzuracough.
So far I've been happy with my newer acquisitions...the layering tanks, the khaki cotton pants, some shirts/tanks specifically to wear over the tanks, yadda yadda... What I mean by "happy" is that so far, I haven't had to stand in front of the closet wondering what to wear. I grab a tee shirt or tank, the pants, some jewelry...and it is the jewelry that makes the outfit, because it's handmade...or old...or bought in some obscure shop...you can mix these pieces together.
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