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When Others Abhor The Scent You Adore

Wednesday 30 August 2017

 

From Australia's ABC News:

 

Perfumes
Those of us who wear perfume, especially to work, may be
surprised to know our harmless fragrance can actually
make some people very ill.

(iStockPhoto / kieferpix)
 

When others abhor the scent you adore

By Clare Pain
August 29, 2017
© 2017 ABC

Go to any workplace and chances are there will be at least one person who's a little heavy-handed with the perfume.

These are the people you can smell long before you actually see them.

Some of us won't mind their scent and will have no trouble sitting next to them in a meeting. Others will find their fragrance overpowering, but feel fine once they get some 'fresh air'.

But a small proportion of people may leave the meeting feeling unwell, and in some cases, so ill they will need to head home to bed.

 

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