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Me too! And there's a definite difference in the strength of what's on the right and the left wrist as a result.

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Yup! Stronger on the left than on the right - and I made sure to employ equal opportunity application! (Spray) (I am right handed.) Closer to the heart?

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I don't blot and am an equal opportunity spritzer. I too notice that scent is stronger on my left wrist, but I attribute it to the fact that I am right handed, thus more is rubbed off in normal my day to day arm and wrist movement of my dominant arm. Does this make sense?

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I'm such a bore, both my wrists smell exactly the same.
They're fragrant twins.

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Quote: Originally Posted by dimples I don't blot and am an equal opportunity spritzer. I too notice that scent is stronger on my left wrist, but I attribute it to the fact that I am right handed, thus more is rubbed off in normal my day to day arm and wrist movement of my dominant arm. Does this make sense? I thought about that too - but had done my sampling within about an hour after application when I had as yet not done anything with either hand. (Wafting about in my peignoir, sipping my morning "tisane" - you know!!) Chi?? Right brain/left brain phenomenon??