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YDI for wearing "body spray." men wear cologne, not axe or done other fruity, nasty splash.
you don't put it directly on your clothes. if it's perfume, you spray a tiny bit on your hands and rub it into your clothes. "body spray" is a product for women that's essentially body soap with a fancy name, which you use in the shower. so YDI.
Body spray is not soap
Aw, I bet you feel so smart for trying to make a witty comment. Too bad you are wrong. Body Spray is not a soap and not used in the shower. Body spray is a spray you put on your body (or clothing) which has more of a water content than perfume and less oils. You can spray both perfume and body spray on your clothing it, although the smell doesn't stay with you as long as it would have if you sprayed it directly onto your body. Next time you make a witty comment, make it a correct witty comment.
Well, it's not soap. And even if you can spray it on your clothing (I don't recommend it because it might contain dye and stain certain fabrics), the key words here are "your clothing." Spraying a rental tux with anything, including body spray, is idiotic. A rental is not "yours" and should not be treated that way.
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you deserve it because you use body spray and not actual cologne.
Keywords
arent you supposed to spray it on your body, and not on your clothes?
I thought only the bride was supposed to get something blue. Oh well. Now you you just have to find something old, something new, and something borrowed.