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	<title>Comments on: Tips To Add Natural Fragrance To Your Home</title>
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		<title>By: Di</title>
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		<description>I make perfume for a living, including indoor fragrances for homes etc. The best fragrance to have 24/7? None. Allergies are incredibly common these days, and if someone has a small allergy exposing that person to the same allergen over and over - whether it&#039;s a perfume, flower, furniture polish - can actually increase the severity of the allergy over time because it reduces tolerance.

A fragrance that lasts for a few hours - or a few days - is great, but if you&#039;re planning on living with a scent, it&#039;s better for your nose and your immune system to switch off substances every so often.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I make perfume for a living, including indoor fragrances for homes etc. The best fragrance to have 24/7? None. Allergies are incredibly common these days, and if someone has a small allergy exposing that person to the same allergen over and over &#8211; whether it&#8217;s a perfume, flower, furniture polish &#8211; can actually increase the severity of the allergy over time because it reduces tolerance.</p>
<p>A fragrance that lasts for a few hours &#8211; or a few days &#8211; is great, but if you&#8217;re planning on living with a scent, it&#8217;s better for your nose and your immune system to switch off substances every so often.</p>
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