Composition opens with notes of Italian mandarin, guava and nectarine pulp. A heart incorporates water lily, coconut orchid, orange blossom absolute and jasmine petals, while a base finishes with sandalwood, sensual musk and amber. While the fragrance was being created and developed, Lopez asked the perfumers to accentuate sandalwood at least a bit more and to make the fragrance a bit sexier…
”Creation of flacon, outer carton and advertising campaign was much easier than creating the fragrance composition. “ – said Lopez.
The fragrance is available as 50 and 75ml EDP, along with 200ml body care lotion. Jennifer Lopez created the flacon in cooperation with designer Jon Dinapoli. The designers' wish was to shape the flacon to fit its name - Love & Glamour! Inspiration for the flacon was a celebrity in a glamorous gown on red carpet...
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Some say the best way to break up with someone is by being honest. I beg to differ. In some instances, honesty is the best policy. In others - whether the boy is super nice or he's crazy
horrible - it's best to employ the ideal tactic so you come out bigger, stronger and feeling fab.
So when is it better to be honest with your reason or when to make something up to spare his feelings? Should you do it quick like a bandage or should you drag it out an make him break up with you? Just pick breakup level and go.
The best approach is to lie through your teeth. I know what you're thinking - this isn't right, but would you rather tell that man the truth and make him insecure for life? That's a hard thing to do and something that you may not want on your conscience. If the reason for you wanting a breakup is nothing major but you know it would hurt his feelings to find out, just have a heart to heart with him and tell him that you're not ready and he doesn't deserve you he's so amazing. I realize this is the infamous "it's not you, it's me approach," but he'll appreciate you for it in the long run.
Why go with the gentle approach, you ask? Well, it's simple – if you don't have a valid reason and you'd prefer not to have to explain why you're breaking up with said guy. It beats the awkward conversation, that's for sure. In this case, I'd talk to him face to face or over the phone and say something like, "I like you but it's just not the right time." Boiling it down to timing will make him sad, sure - after all, it is a missed opportunity - but he'll get over it in time.
This is when modern-day technology comes in. If you haven't been dating this guy long and you know neither you or he are attached to each other (you haven't formed that special bond where you'd miss him if he were gone), you can do the illustrious e-mail. You can either go with a long explanation, detailing why the relationship is just not happening. Or, you can write a quick line of reason. At either case, because neither of you are invested in coupledom with each other, this should go so smooth that he may even become a friend later on.
Say this guy is a big cheapo and you end up picking up the tab more often than not or he makes plans and flakes, that's how you know it's time to institute a little "mean." It sounds harsh, I know, but he deserves to be taught a little bit of a lesson being as dating dyslexic as he is. So this is what you do: talk to him face to face and tell him exactly how you feel (mention all of his faults because he deserves to know and you owe it to yourself to sound off). The honesty will be brutal - but in a good way.
So what do you do if the guy you're dating is so disrespectful you don't wish to see him again? Text him something short, not at all sweet and to the point. If he is two-timing and lying about it, for instance, send him this message (of course after explaining why you're breaking up with him): "This is so not my style. I'm no longer interested. I feel sorry for you and the next woman you date." Okay, so that's way harsh, but you know what, that man had it coming. If he texts you back, don't even read it. Just delete it before you see a single word. Looking at it may hurt your feelings, make you feel guilty or start an all-out text war. Refrain, be the better person and move on.
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So when is it better to be honest with your reason or when to make something up to spare his feelings? Should you do it quick like a bandage or should you drag it out an make him break up with you? Just pick breakup level and go.
Breakup Level: Super-Gentle
Who Applies: If he's a nice guy but is doing something weird that turns you off.The best approach is to lie through your teeth. I know what you're thinking - this isn't right, but would you rather tell that man the truth and make him insecure for life? That's a hard thing to do and something that you may not want on your conscience. If the reason for you wanting a breakup is nothing major but you know it would hurt his feelings to find out, just have a heart to heart with him and tell him that you're not ready and he doesn't deserve you he's so amazing. I realize this is the infamous "it's not you, it's me approach," but he'll appreciate you for it in the long run.
Breakup Level: Gentle
Who Applies: If he's an okay guy and you don't have a real reason, you just aren't into him.Why go with the gentle approach, you ask? Well, it's simple – if you don't have a valid reason and you'd prefer not to have to explain why you're breaking up with said guy. It beats the awkward conversation, that's for sure. In this case, I'd talk to him face to face or over the phone and say something like, "I like you but it's just not the right time." Boiling it down to timing will make him sad, sure - after all, it is a missed opportunity - but he'll get over it in time.
Breakup Level: Neutral
Who Applies: If neither you or him are not emotionally invested in this relationship.This is when modern-day technology comes in. If you haven't been dating this guy long and you know neither you or he are attached to each other (you haven't formed that special bond where you'd miss him if he were gone), you can do the illustrious e-mail. You can either go with a long explanation, detailing why the relationship is just not happening. Or, you can write a quick line of reason. At either case, because neither of you are invested in coupledom with each other, this should go so smooth that he may even become a friend later on.
Breakup Level: Mean
Who Applies: If he stands you up or does weird things that annoy you.Say this guy is a big cheapo and you end up picking up the tab more often than not or he makes plans and flakes, that's how you know it's time to institute a little "mean." It sounds harsh, I know, but he deserves to be taught a little bit of a lesson being as dating dyslexic as he is. So this is what you do: talk to him face to face and tell him exactly how you feel (mention all of his faults because he deserves to know and you owe it to yourself to sound off). The honesty will be brutal - but in a good way.
Breakup Level: Super-Mean
Who Applies: If he is just an unbelievably horrible date or does something so appalling you wish him the worst.So what do you do if the guy you're dating is so disrespectful you don't wish to see him again? Text him something short, not at all sweet and to the point. If he is two-timing and lying about it, for instance, send him this message (of course after explaining why you're breaking up with him): "This is so not my style. I'm no longer interested. I feel sorry for you and the next woman you date." Okay, so that's way harsh, but you know what, that man had it coming. If he texts you back, don't even read it. Just delete it before you see a single word. Looking at it may hurt your feelings, make you feel guilty or start an all-out text war. Refrain, be the better person and move on.
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Is it time to kick your boyfriend to the curb? Below are ten reasons to break things off right
now.
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now. 1. You’re Bored
While the excitement of a new relationship is bound to fizzle, no matter who you’re with, boredom is a sure sign that a break-up is impending, especially if you are exerting a lot of time and effort into the relationship, trying to make it work.2. Your Friends and Family Don’t Like Him
Your friends and family shouldn’t be the decision-makers in your life; however, if they unanimously hate your boyfriend for valid reasons, it could be a big, red flag that he is not the right guy for you.3. You Have Money Issues
Money problems, especially during a recession, aren’t an uncommon challenge for couples to face. However, if you aren’t financially compatible i.e. if one of you is a spender of Confessions of a Shopaholic-proportions and the other is determined to build a nest egg, it could spell doom for the relationship.4. Everything He Does Irritates You
Sometimes it’s not one big thing, but a series of small annoyances that start the ball rolling towards Breakupville. The way he smacked his lips together or his Snoop Dog cell phone ring tone may have endeared you to him at the beginning, but do you now find them irritating?5. Your Sex Life Has Become Non-Existent
When you first met, you couldn’t keep apart from each other, but, if now the only physical interaction you have is when you accidentally brush against each other in the bathroom, it’s time to call a meeting about the status of your couplehood.6. You Fight All The Time
Fighting is the number one warning sign that a break-up is not only good, but necessary as well. Constant fighting tends to escalate over time and lead the relationship down a dangerous road, especially if the fights become physical.7. You Feel Suffocated
The expression “joined at the hip” may sound cutesy, but the reality of a controlling, co-dependent boyfriend is not. Each person in a relationship needs space and freedom to pursue his or her own interests, and, if you don’t have that, it’s time to vamoose.8. You Can’t Imagine a Future Together
The future may seem a long ways away, but if you dream of having a large house in the suburbs and three kids, and he’s content to stay single and play the field for as long as possible, it may be wise to cut the cord now.9. He’s Lied or Cheated
No matter how many times he’s apologized or whatever rationale he used to justify it, if your man has lied or cheated in the past, he’s likely to do it again.10. You Think You Can Do Better
Ultimately, you know it’s time to break-up when a little voice inside your head whispers, “You can do better.” Always trust your gut instinct when it comes to matters of the heart; it will rarely steer you wrong.YOU CAN ALSO SEE:
