Closing my small business so I've put up earrings up for sale. Selling two earrings together Rs 179 (including shipping). Kindly dm if you're interested in buying.
No cod accepted. Can send our business account and other details in dms if you plan to further proceed with your order.
Closing my small business so I've put up earrings up for sale. Selling two earrings together Rs 179 (including shipping). Kindly dm if you're interested in buying.
No cod accepted. Can send our business account and other details in dms if you plan to further proceed with your order.
I'm an Indian student planning for doing my undergrad in the university of edinburgh. Wanna apply for the fall intake of 2027.
Here's a few things I wanted to know:
How is the environment for an international (especially indian) student?
Is there any community building or something for students?
How's the living conditions?
How's the psychology undergrad course?
Is the university of edinburgh a good option for psychology undergrad?
I'm planning to revive my small business and also post about it on reddit. How do I do that? Will people actually buy? Which sub is more suitable for this? I'm very confused and apprehensive. Will I even make sales?
Well, does anyone else here have fragrance sensitivity?
I love scents, but most perfumes give me headaches or yk feel wayy too overwhelming. I even start feeling nauseous at times because of it. The only scents I can comfortably enjoy are very soft, skin close fragrances (for me, it's light sandalwood, especially that lingering scent after using sandalwood soap)
I've been wondering about building fragrances specifically for people who love smelling good but can't really tolerate strong perfumes.
If you're scent sensitive, I would love to know:
• What scents work for you?
• What scents trigger headaches or discomfort?
• Is there a scent you wish existed as a gentle perfume?
I'm genuinely curious and trying to understand if others struggle with this as well. I would absolutely love to get a response
Well, does anyone else here have fragrance sensitivity?
I love scents, but most perfumes give me headaches or yk feel wayy too overwhelming. I even start feeling nauseous at times because of it. The only scents I can comfortably enjoy are very soft, skin close fragrances (for me, it's light sandalwood, especially that lingering scent after using sandalwood soap)
I've been wondering about building fragrances specifically for people who love smelling good but can't really tolerate strong perfumes.
If you're scent sensitive, I would love to know:
• What scents work for you?
• What scents trigger headaches or discomfort?
• Is there a scent you wish existed as a gentle perfume?
I'm genuinely curious and trying to understand if others struggle with this as well. I would absolutely love to get a response
Well, does anyone else here have fragrance sensitivity?
I love scents, but most perfumes give me headaches or yk feel wayy too overwhelming. I even start feeling nauseous at times because of it. The only scents I can comfortably enjoy are very soft, skin close fragrances (for me, it's light sandalwood, especially that lingering scent after using sandalwood soap)
I've been wondering about building fragrances specifically for people who love smelling good but can't really tolerate strong perfumes.
If you're scent sensitive, I would love to know:
• What scents work for you?
• What scents trigger headaches or discomfort?
• Is there a scent you wish existed as a gentle perfume?
I'm genuinely curious and trying to understand if others struggle with this as well. I would absolutely love to get a response
Kindly fill this up 🫶 (women only and feminine men can also fill up)
Hi! I'm 16F, looking to learn Korean. I'm a beginner and only know hangul along with a few basic phrases. I am yet to learn grammar properly and can't really construct intricate sentences in Korean. Would really appreciate if someone could help me out with my Korean language learning journey.
Also, english is not my native language but I believe am at par with the native speakers since I started learning english even before my own native language. So I'm positive I can help out with english, be it writing or speaking.