Jasdip, no, I don't. That was a bit of an issue with my first job out of college, while I waited for my real job (in a hospital) to start: piercing ears in the jewelry department of a local department store. I had to wear the full "nurse" kit - white uniform etc and my cap (which I never wore again). It was an issue because several wavering customers asked to see my earlobes. What could I say? I told them I "hadn't gotten around to it yet." Eight for me.

Annie - found out that fatbreeze does nothing to remove odors, it's action is to damage olfactory cells so you can't smell anything, frightening idea. And as if that wasn't bad enough it is also an endocrine disrupter.

I used my history degree about twice a year whether I needed to or not. - Patricia Briggs

Note: My husband works with an inspector who brings his cat on the construction job site on a leash & harness. It climbs ladders with him....to do the inspections....goes where ever he does. It does NOT mind the loud noises or react to them.