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Fresh cut grass is a wonderful smell. I just love that smell, and the smell of my plants right after being watered. But I have to put my face right down in my plant to actually smell it good. I water my plant at work every Friday, and smell it. I cause my co-workers to wonder about me.
travistie wrote:Fresh cut grass is a wonderful smell. I just love that smell, and the smell of my plants right after being watered. But I have to put my face right down in my plant to actually smell it good. I water my plant at work every Friday, and smell it. I cause my co-workers to wonder about me.
I love the smell of fresh cut grass, and the smell of a field RIGHT after a rainstorm… To die for. Of course now I live in Edmonton where grass is a rare-ish commodity (at least compared to where I used to live) so I get to smell wet concrete. 😆 Not quite as nice, but I still like it for some reason.
And the smell of a thunderstorm – but that only works if it’s a very light or non-existent rain. But it’s quite the unique and awesome smell of ozone 😀
My favorite candle scent is Pumpkin Spice or Pumpkin Pie (even though I hate the taste of anything with Pumpkin in it). I also like Cinnamon, Sugar Cookie and harvest scented candles.
Lavender, but it has to be the essential oil based lavender. Anything else is “off” to me. And then pumpkin pie spices.
Yankee Candles did a Lavender for a long time, then retired it, and then brought it back recently. I think I bought like a half dozen to stock up against the next discontining trend.I love the smell of the hay barn when the fresh hay comes in; I can walk into the barn in the dead of winter and get a whiff of nice hay, and go instantly back to the summertime. 😀
Never smelled a candle with that smell, though.frozendragon wrote:my fav is woodberry..
one a lady here in town makes is so amazing…
I have fresh cut grass on my list to buy… when I have enough money to get it…
vanilla makes my head hurt… it’s one of the scents of a list of many that can trigger migraines… so I stay away from vanilla…
cinnamon is good.. we get a kind called ‘red hots’ very yummy smell..
I bet I could get plain mint too.. just gotta save up some money… 🙂
Isn’t mint supposed to be good for headaches too?? You should definitely try that Frozen.
purplecat wrote:I’ve always found it interesting how different scents appeal to different people. Especially candle scents. What’s your favorite scent of candle?
mine are: pomegranate, lemon, cinnamon, melon
just a silly question, but I really am curious to know. 😀 😀I prefer the musky earthy spicy ones. we don’t use scented candles around here because John is very sensitive to chemicals and scents, but I stick one in the fireplace sometimes.
My favorite “life scents” are rain on cement, horses, and breast fed baby’s heads. The bottle fed ones don’t smell as nice.Melody wrote:purplecat wrote:I’ve always found it interesting how different scents appeal to different people. Especially candle scents. What’s your favorite scent of candle?
mine are: pomegranate, lemon, cinnamon, melon
just a silly question, but I really am curious to know. 😀 😀I prefer the musky earthy spicy ones. we don’t use scented candles around here because John is very sensitive to chemicals and scents, but I stick one in the fireplace sometimes.
My favorite “life scents” are rain on cement, horses, and breast fed baby’s heads. The bottle fed ones don’t smell as nice.Ok so I’m not the only one 😀 I always thought I was weird liking the smell of rain on pavement!
lamortefille wrote:My all time favorites are Yankee Fresh Cut Grass (discontinued *sigh*) and MidSummer’s Night. I prefer the spicy/musky ones. No food scents for me, either.
MidSummer’s Night is one of my favorites. Mmmm…
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