1. Lavender Chamomile from the Sleep line from Bath and Body Works
2. Clinique Happy Heart
3. Strawberry Rhubarb candles by PartyLite
4. Home Sweet Home fragrance from Scentsy
5. Beauty by Elizabethe Arden (sadly discontinued)
6. Cucumber Melon, any type, any company
7. Sweet Pea from Bath and Body Works
8. Cedar Patchouli candles by PartyLite
9. Chocolate Cake (not a scent, but the actual cake while it’s baking and when it’s ready to eat)
10. Bread Baking at Subway
11. Juniper Breeze from Bath and Body Works
12. Old Spice Swagger body spray or deodorant
13. Stargazer Lillies
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I'm not much in to flowery smells, but I LOVE the smell of chocolate cake baking in the oven!
ReplyDeleteI agree - cucumber melon always smells good.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite scent is Drakkar Noir (on my man of course) but my favourite flower smell is lilac...mmmm!!
Sandalwood. Cedar. Many more, eh?
ReplyDeletecool list. I'm with you on cake.
Just about any sort of baking is wonderful, but also things simmering on the stove (savory things, not veggies).
ReplyDeleteI wish someone could bottle my hubby's scent - it's unique to him (he doesn't wear cologne), and I miss it so much when we're apart in summertime...
Lovely list!
There's a cocoa-smelling lotion. I'm using it and I love it. ;)
ReplyDeleteI am not much on scents because of my allergies, but I think the smell of chocolate chip cookies baking is about the best in the world. What a great post!
ReplyDeleteDue to allergies I cannot abide flowery scents, but love the smell of anything baking, be it chocolate cake, bread, brownies or lasagna. The smell from a nearby restaurant's grill isn't bad, either. My blog
ReplyDeleteSweet Pea has been popular for a long time.
ReplyDeleteHave a great t-13
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what a lovely list
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