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It was filled with paper detritus, photographs, china vessels, cologne water, twine, and a "hundred indescribable things besides," along with stacks of his own books he sold upon request.
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The two terms, cologne and toilet water, however, have come to be used interchangeably.
Over the years, Donald has attempted to leverage the Trump name to promote not just real estate but all manner of consumer products: steaks, wine, bottled water, cologne.
Later on, Snoop revealed how he liked to, "put some bubbles in the tub," so he could, "take a bubble bath" before drying his hair, putting on new underwear and applying the, "Johnson baby powder and Cool Water cologne".
The terms toilet water and cologne are commonly used interchangeably; such products contain about 2 6 percent perfume concentrate.
American, with an intensity and an absolute confidence, his cologne redolent of river water and orchids.
If you happen to stop by a gas station before you get home wash your hands face and nostrils (the smell seems to get caught in them and you think that everything around you smells like smoke) and instead of cologne use soap and water and rub in on your clothes.
The title comes from the nickname Bahari had given a buffoonish interrogator who wore strong, rose water-scented cologne.
This is the despair that lacks possibility: "When one faints, people shout for water, eau de cologne, smelling salts; but when one is about to despair the cry is, Get me possibility, get possibility!
In one respect, though, rose water does resemble the cologne that detractors so often compare it to: too much can have the opposite of the intended effect.
The water is an alcohol-based cologne used in voodoo ceremonies, said Mr. Charles's lawyer, James M. Weinberg.
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