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will keep you well supplied.

Don’t Overdo a good thing. Madame Rochas compares applying an exotic perfume on an apron hem or a daytime dress to serving a vintage champagne at breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Don’t let the multitude of exotic names fool you. Every scent falls into one of seven basic categories. The trick is to figure out which type — floral, woodsy, spicy, etc.—is best for you.

Experiment with other scents. Perfume habits can be lifetime things, and you may be missing out on perfumes that may be custommade for your personality and looks. For a sparkling, vivacious beauty, “Madame Rochas,” is comoletely gay and provocative. “Femme”— a fruit-and-floral scent is for the woman who’s knowing enough to combine an earthy worldliness with supreme graciousness. For the lady in a ballgown mood, there’s “La Rose.” a single-floral aura.

Take advantage of your favorite scent. “A drop here and there on pillow cases and bed sheets; a subtle spray directed at (he hem of your nightie, even a touch in your hair,” savs Madame Rochas, “will embue the master bedroom with you, you, you!”

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