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Contest sample packages going out today

written by Laurie June 2, 2008

I worked hard this weekend and am almost caught up on orders and the contest sample packs will all go out today except for one that needs special postage to go overseas.  I should be all caught up by Thursday (I hope).  No time for working on the new scents for a few more days.  I’ll post more when I’m caught up.  Meantime, these samples are on the way.  🙂

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CindyN June 4, 2008 - 2:37 am

Laurie,
Just got my samples today after work. Being a violet lover, had to try the Wood violet. Wore it for about 1 1/2 hrs, then had to have it. Just ordered. Thanks for making my day! Will try Vintage Rose and Bois de Champagne tomorrow. thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you ….

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Laurie June 4, 2008 - 3:49 am

Hi Cindy, I’m so glad you liked the Wood Violet! Just got your order, thanks! Will work on it tomorrow afternoon. The Champagne is just a tester; I’m collecting feedback on that one and am trying a few more things. I’m curious to see the level of aldehydes that seems right for most people, enough to give some sparkle and fizz without being too much. I think I could go a bit higher but not sure yet.

Thanks again!

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