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03-23-2007, 11:18 AM #91Soapmistress
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Good Morning Gentlemen,
Sometimes I find I get the best straightforward thoughts when I just put a picture up and don't say to much. I still have the black containers....so let me clarify a little. Currently its my plan to only change the lid....not the container itself. I put the amber ones in the photograph to show the new smaller size with the flat lids. (aka what I have downstairs )
I will be ordering the new lids today....they are flat, smooth (no ridges) very classy, that fit nicely on the current black containers and with the right label would be able to sit on any shelf in NYC....
We do have one comment for Pancake Syrup for the woozy bottles...
but this is when the general population is looking at them with a bottle choice for "Cologne" in mind, we will see what transpires today as I asked this morning for any opinions on using the other bottles for an Aftershave....
For the AS "free for all" I think we still have one week left for one of our testers to finish up and that's ok....as I'm fast and furious at the blending table so this is giving me a little extra time for the next round which will immediately follow.
XXWarm Regards, Colleen
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03-25-2007, 04:31 AM #92Senior Member
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Sorry I'm so slow! But, yes, down to the final week!
Originally Posted by churley
Good Morning Gentlemen,
Sometimes I find I get the best straightforward thoughts when I just put a picture up and don't say to much. I still have the black containers....so let me clarify a little. Currently its my plan to only change the lid....not the container itself. I put the amber ones in the photograph to show the new smaller size with the flat lids. (aka what I have downstairs )
I will be ordering the new lids today....they are flat, smooth (no ridges) very classy, that fit nicely on the current black containers and with the right label would be able to sit on any shelf in NYC....
We do have one comment for Pancake Syrup for the woozy bottles... but this is when the general population is looking at them with a bottle choice for "Cologne" in mind, we will see what transpires today as I asked this morning for any opinions on using the other bottles for an Aftershave....
For the AS "free for all" I think we still have one week left for one of our testers to finish up and that's ok....as I'm fast and furious at the blending table so this is giving me a little extra time for the next round which will immediately follow.
XXWarm Regards, Colleen
RT
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03-28-2007, 01:09 PM #93Face nicker
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Wellllll Welllll
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03-28-2007, 01:23 PM #94Soapmistress
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ROTFLMAO...... We are almost there Originally Posted by RichZ
Besides.....I've been so busy, the extra time has been a blessing in disguise.
Does anyone here like scents with a "hint" of rose....?
Is it possible that Gentlemen would agree to an open discussion of #1 and #2 ??
I have my reports in for both from everyone on board, and we could share thoughts on these two while #3 is being finished up.... Colleen
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03-28-2007, 01:28 PM #95Face nicker
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No roses for me. When I was 2 I drank a bottle of my mothers Joy (rose) perfume. I have never been fond of it since... Originally Posted by churley
ROTFLMAO...... We are almost there
Besides.....I've been so busy, the extra time has been a blessing in disguise.
Does anyone here like scents with a "hint" of rose....?
Is it possible that Gentlemen would agree to an open discussion of #1 and #2 ??
I have my reports in for both from everyone on board, and we could share thoughts on these two while #3 is being finished up.... Colleen
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03-28-2007, 04:21 PM #96Senior Member
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It's ok w/me. Originally Posted by churley
Rich's "joy juice" ... Originally Posted by RichZ
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03-28-2007, 04:40 PM #97Face nicker
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Yeah discussions on 1&2 are ok with me too...
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03-28-2007, 04:48 PM #98Senior Member
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Okay by me too. I just finished sending Colleen my final testing notes, so for once in my life I'M NOT THE LAST ONE TO TURN IN AN ASSIGNMENT!!!!!! Thanks Randy.
On another subject, I'm good with a light rose scent...my typical aftershave application is an alum block followed by GFT's Coral Skin Food.
Cheers,
Ed
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03-28-2007, 04:49 PM #99Face nicker
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Obviously you have never drunk it.... Originally Posted by ForestryProf
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03-28-2007, 05:02 PM #100Senior Member
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WAAAAAY too expensive to drink...I'd much prefer a really good single malt scotch. Come to think of it, I wonder how Laphroaig 10 year old would work as an aftershave? I can hear the debate inside my head now..."Do I apply this topically or internally?" Originally Posted by RichZ
Obviously you have never drunk it....
Silly me...to think that I was convinced that shaving just couldn't get any more pleasurable.
Cheers,
Ed
