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The cubicle was thick with fragranced fog but he could just make out a dark hunched shape on the floor near the door.

Treat yourself to a long, luxurious bath, full to the brim with beautifully fragranced water.

The result is a fragranced oil suitable for anointing any portion of the body, and it will not burn the skin.

A handful of incense hits the glowing charcoal, unleashing a fragranced fog.

Each of the four fragranced oils used here are combined with purified tonic water and henna extract.

Although Axe's lead product is the fragranced aerosol deodorant body spray, other formats of the brand exist.

But most agree that deodorant soap or highly fragranced soap contains strong detergents and should not be used on the face.

Cosmetic companies in particular target us with a bewildering array of products, from genital deodorants to fragranced sanitary towels.

The dancers also wore cones made of fragranced semi solid fat, used to give out a pleasant perfume as the dancers performed.

She viewed fragranced men the way Churchill viewed the Germans-they were either at your feet or at your throat.

Fragranced products: Scented soaps, lotions, and shampoos smell nice, but they contain substances that can cause children's skin allergies and other skin irritations.

Sri Tanjung fell and died, but the miracle happened; just like her word, her spilled blood was a sweet fragranced perfume, a testament of her innocence.

When I used to go into town for Christmas gifts it used to be: some sort of fragranced stuff for Mum, CDs/DVDs/books for everyone else.

This study reveals that a considerable percentage of the U.S. population reports adverse health effects or irritation from fragranced products, with higher percentages among those with asthma and chemical sensitivity.

The inn rents a machine from nearby Alvarado Hospital to clean the air, usually once a month, and housekeeping staff who enter the room are forbidden to wear any perfume, hair spray or fragranced powder.

The room was permeated by a fresh bitter odour of crushed fern, which combined pleasingly with a heady floral scent being exuded by fragranced fountains at the far end of the room.

This is a highly fragranced oil that may be applied to the skin in more liberal amounts; it is a close, modern approximation of the oil described by Abramelin to Abraham of Worms.

Levels of these musks in human bodies appear to be associated with the frequency of use of fragranced products, meaning that the more individuals use fragrance, the higher the levels of chemicals like galaxolide and tonalide.

The name "Ivory" refers to a series of products created by the Procter & Gamble Company (P&G), including varieties of a white and mildly fragranced bar soap, that became famous for its pure content and for floating in water.