Make them panties WHISPER!

[Courtneypage]

As I wrote that title I channeled my inner crunk rap artist.

But in all seriousness I wanted to share a panty trick that I learned! SO I get requests quite often for my panties. (as you do as well, I am sure) I never was always concerned with guys wanting the worn, dirty pair instead of a nice fresh undie with a spritz of perfume (my idea of sexy is the latter)...I even received a request for 14-day old panties. OKAY, 1)I don't wear any piece of clothing 14 days in row, let alone my underwear!, 2) I get that "a scent" is wanted but as my own worst critic I still go "WHY dirty?!"...

THen I figured out a sexy solution to my insecurities(for lack of a better word). There is an essential oil called Whisper and it • Combines with each individual’s chemistry to create a beautiful, unique, and personal fragrance • Provides a warming, musky aroma • Entices and intrigues the senses​

I just discovered essential oils and I thought this oil was one to finally share and talk about! What do you think? Have you sold crusty undies (sorry going for an imagery thing here) proudly or been thinking about it? I would love to hear if experienced knickers-sellers would approve or think this would be disappointing for the buyer!

 

[KylieJacobs]

Have you smelled this stuff before? We bought it a year ago to combine it with another essential oil that supposedly kept away mosquitoes.... In my opinion, it didn't smell like "dirty panties," but I really didn't like the smell of it.

 

[ImNotSamISwear]

I would love to hear if experienced knickers-sellers would approve or think this would be disappointing for the buyer!

I'll start right of the bat acknowledging that I'm not who you wanted to hear from, as I neither sell nor buy panties, but I'm going to throw a couple pennies in anyway.

If I'm reading the post correctly, this oil would be a replacement to actually wearing the panties? So you would be selling unworn panties with this oil combined with your chemistry for an unique scent?

If this is the case, as long as you aren't advertising the panties as worn and are up front with what the member is receiving, I'd say you are fine. I would only see an issue if you are purporting the panties as something they are not.

I'm pretty sure that's the most I've ever typed the word "panties" at one time...

(Reengage silent running)

 

[NoelleBright]

I don't sell panties, but I've been in this industry for a LONG time and I can tell you that if someone wants a pair of panties worn for 14 days straight they don't just want a nice pussy aroma, they want them to downright stink.
It sounds gross and it seems like the complete opposite of what people want, but when someone asks for this it's because they know what they want and what they want is them to be...ripe.

IMO, don't mask the smell of anything. Whoever buys them will know and will be disappointed. They're buying dirty panties for a reason and I can guarantee you it's not to smell Bergamot and Patchouli.

 

[SamanthaGrant]

If I were you I wouldn't do it. Like mentioned above if someone is paying you money to provide a product then that product should be what they are asking and paying for. You can't provide what they're asking for (i.e. Panties worn for 14 days)? Just say so. They'll be happier you were truthful and more likely to trust you for other products.

If someone goes on Amazon and pays for a leather ottoman but receives a cheaply made pleather one they aren't going to be happy. And I'd venture to say they will quickly lose business.

You have to think of yourself as a business. Do you really want to risk a customer finding out and then telling all your other customer you aren't up front about your products? I surely wouldn't.

Of course only do what you are comfortable with and of course panties worn for extended amounts like that are worth more money. Just be honest with your customers about what you are willing to provide other wise it might come back and bite you later.

 

[Isa Wilde]

I don't sell panties, but I've been in this industry for a LONG time and I can tell you that if someone wants a pair of panties worn for 14 days straight they don't just want a nice pussy aroma, they want them to downright stink.
It sounds gross and it seems like the complete opposite of what people want, but when someone asks for this it's because they know what they want and what they want is them to be...ripe.

IMO, don't mask the smell of anything. Whoever buys them will know and will be disappointed. They're buying dirty panties for a reason and I can guarantee you it's not to smell Bergamot and Patchouli.

If I were you I wouldn't do it. Like mentioned above if someone is paying you money to provide a product then that product should be what they are asking and paying for. You can't provide what they're asking for (i.e. Panties worn for 14 days)? Just say so. They'll be happier you were truthful and more likely to trust you for other products.

If someone goes on Amazon and pays for a leather ottoman but receives a cheaply made pleather one they aren't going to be happy. And I'd venture to say they will quickly lose business.

You have to think of yourself as a business. Do you really want to risk a customer finding out and then telling all your other customer you aren't up front about your products? I surely wouldn't.

Of course only do what you are comfortable with and of course panties worn for extended amounts like that are worth more money. Just be honest with your customers about what you are willing to provide other wise it might come back and bite you later.

Well said...I think these 2 posts about cover it...

 

[JerryBoBerry]

Fun fact: Every single time I see this thread topic in the new threads list I think it's about farting in panties.

 

[KylieJacobs]

Fun fact: Every single time I see this thread topic in the new threads list I think it's about farting in panties.

Do we need to start a farting in panties thread then?!? haha

 

[JerryBoBerry]

Do we need to start a farting in panties thread then?!? haha

I think having a thread like that would probably stink up the place.