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[quote="Advocatar"]sometimes I wish I was bantu.......things would be alot easer![/quote]

Why you say that? What would be different for you?

Hey I'm down with the Salafi oils too

[quote="Gedo_Boy"]Hey I'm down with the Salafi oils too [/quote]
I don't know what slafi oil means but the one I'm talking about is good and very expensive.

Go to any Islamic function and you'll see the small oil bottles they sell sometimes b/c they're not down with alcohol based fragrances.

But I am talking about traditional oil scent. I think originally they bring from Asia. I don't know what they call in English.

incense sticks or the small fragrance rocks we call uunsi?

It's liquid comes invery small battle, because it's very expensive that why they make it very small.

I think thats what he's talkin' about.....i got a couple of those, i buy at the friday prayer, some are £3 ($6) and others are like £7 ($14) and are about the size of my finger.

What you call in English?

small perfume bottle

Right now i have 3, Explorer by Ralph Lauren, Esstentials by Lacoste, and Man by Calvin Klein. I tried Unforgiveable by Sean John, too strong, didn't like it.

I am asking my co-workers now. They knew it and one of them saying her grand mother brough it from japan. they make it from very expensive kind of wood that grows in Combudia, Viatnam Philiphine and India.

I have never heard of perfumes or oil scents made out of wood
The ones i'm talking about are Musk, which up untill a minute ago didn't know it was made from Musk which is an odor obtained from a gland of a certain deer, and can be found between its stomach and genitals.

Every day we learn a new things, eh? I will ask my mother when I call her about it. She abuses those kind of things.

I bet your from one of those family's that when they open their front door any1 that's walking atleast 12 doors down can smell the odors coming out the house.