Smells that make you feel good :)

[Carnation]

Fish n Chips
Lavender
Roast dinner
Fresh linen
Bubble Bath

[MyNameIsTerry]

Grass
Seaside
Furr
Women :yesyes:
Fry ups and bacon & cheese sandwiches :yesyes::yesyes:

[WiredIncorrectly]

Fry ups and bacon & cheese sandwiches :yesyes::yesyes:

I completely agree.

Yankee Candle's make me feel happy. And fresh linen.

[pulisa]

Klorane almond milk shampoo

Selection of Yorkshire Soap Company handmade soaps

Deep Heat menthol rub (weird, I know)

Earl Grey loose leaf tea (with added vanilla)

Gingerbread candles

Vanilla and white chocolate reed diffuser (Yorkshire Soap Company)

[ErinKC]

Fresh cut grass
Bacon cooking
Honeysuckle
Lilac
Clinique Happy
Used bookstores
Ocean air
Marshmallows
Tiger balm
Crisp fall mornings

[ErinKC]

Deep Heat menthol rub (weird, I know)

I love the smell of Tiger Balm menthol rub! When my husband an I first met in college we had horrible spring allergies and we'd take allergy meds, rub tiger balm on our chests, and take long afternoon naps together. The smell brings me right back to those days!

[Lola-Lee]

Freshly brewed coffee
The smell of rain,after a hot day
Clinique Aromatics:D

[Carnation]

I love honeysuckle too.
Completely forgot about candles, must put that on my shopping list. :)

Homegrown tomatoes
New clothes
Freshly baked bread /cakes :)

[MyNameIsTerry]

I love the smell of Tiger Balm menthol rub! When my husband an I first met in college we had horrible spring allergies and we'd take allergy meds, rub tiger balm on our chests, and take long afternoon naps together. The smell brings me right back to those days!

Kinky :biggrin:

Fresh air of early morning, especially after rain.

[ErinKC]

Kinky :biggrin:


Haha, much less so than it sounds considering our weezing coughs and runny noses! :roflmao:

[Scass]

Roast dinners
Mint
Lemon
Lavender
Lilac
Roses
My freshly bathed warm child [emoji3590]
Sun dried washing
Also tiger balm/olbas oil
Oranges
Petitgrain
Geranium essential oil
Warm bread
Tomatoes on the vine
Berry Tea
Coffee
Chocolate
Cakes & biscuits baking
Onion & garlic cooking in butter

Oh I could go on, I’m very driven by scent [emoji846]



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[Carnation]

Wow Scass, that's some list :D

[ErinKC]

Ooh, Scass - there's nothing like onion and garlic in butter!! Mmmm.

I had such a strong sense of smells also and scents instantly affect my mood!

Some more I thought of today are:

Biolage shampoo
Sunscreen and bug spray
Freshly ground coffee
The fresh smell of a house with the windows open in spring

[MyNameIsTerry]

Brexit in the morning. Smells like…. Victory! (Apocalypse When?). :shades:

Old Espresso bars (they’d nearly all gone by the mid-seventies – to be usurped lately by ersatz Megabucks and Costa-packet sanitised versions…:weep:).

I get the feeling you long for the days of Tony Hancock's Parisian artistic phase? :read: :shades:

[Scissel]

Irish Cream Iced Coffee

[SnowyGreen]

Honey
Cinnamon
Books
Wood fire smoke

[jojo2316]

Wisteria and horses

[mezzaninedoor]

Cloves

I also love Clove sweets

[AntsyVee]

Cinnamon and vanilla candles
Citrus
Shea butter
Coconut oil

[Pkstracy]

Fresh Cut grass
Laundry that has been hanging on a line on a summer or spring day
leaves in the fall
The rain and earth after it rains
my husband when he wears his aftershave
Books
Sandalwood

[WiseMonkey]

Coffee brewing and bacon sizzling :)

[Quinn1]

Baby Powder and Eternity by Calvin Klein :)

[Noivous]

When I was a boy there was a sugar cone factory about a half a mile from my house. I will never ever forget the Glorious sweet aroma a baking sugar cones that drifted through our neighborhood quite often. It's funny how an odor can bring you back to another time and place instantly. Whenever I smell a cheap cigar burning I think of my father.

N.

[mezzaninedoor]

Cloves.

[Carnation]

Pine trees
Eucalyptus leaves

[Carnation]

The smell of something new
Leather
Roast Beef
Oranges / Clementimes
Bubble bath

[Carnation]

Should have mentioned carnations, lol :D

[NoraB]

Haven't been able to smell properly since before Christmas when I tested negative for COVID. :unsure:

When my nostrils are working though, I like the smell of curry, sweet peas, Patchouli oil, chocolate, and cheese. (Even though I can no longer eat the stuff).

[Carnation]

Sweet peas have a gorgeous smell nora :)

[NoraB]

Sweet peas have a gorgeous same nora :)

I always buy some (or grow my own) every year. They remind me of my mum. :)

[Elise]

ylang ylang and lavender ! neroli :-)
probably regret saying this but might give someone a laugh, I actually like the smell of my boyfriends armpits and according to google its a real thing :roflmao:

[Pkstracy]

The air after it rains
Laundry either fresh from the dryer, or from being hung outside
Sandlewood or teakwood candle
the way a crisp fall day smells, wet leaves, the air (when I lived in the midwest)
a pot of soup cooking on the stove
fresh baked bread
books

[Carnation]

The smell of my cats fur :D
Roses
Fish and chip shop
Strawberries

[Darksky]

Certain perfumes do it for me also. Have a spray of Narciso Rodriguez Pure Musc when you’re in town. It’s a soft, gentle calming perfume that makes you feel wrapped up in a blanket. No one asks me what I want for birthdays anymore, they just know.

Lily of the Valley…..but dont get me started on THAT!
Washing that’s been line dried after a Fairy wash
Oddly enough I like the smell of tomato plants, even though they have vague notes of eau de cat pee.

[Carnation]

Me too with the tomato plant darksky and yes, I know what you mean, lol.

What's up with the Lily of Valley?
Next year darksky, next year. :winks:

[fishman65]

Not many because I have partial anosmia. And the few things I can smell are the disgusting ones.

[Darksky]

Well tomato plants are pretty disgusting cat pee wise. Can’t you smell them?

[Phill2]

Opium perfume :yesyes:

[ErinKC]

The other day I picked up a bottle of birch beer. I haven’t had it in years. It’s got such a distinct smell it instantly brought me back to the pizza place where I grew up where you could get birch beer in the soda fountain with wonderful crushed ice. It was such a nostalgic smell!

[Darksky]

Ah yes nostalgic smells are the best Erin. There’s a certain brand of soap that reminds me of my grandmother. I don’t know which it is but it wouldn’t be a fancy one… she was very basic and she always smelled of this soap. Now and again I get whiffs of it so it must be around still.

Also the smell of boiled potatoes remind me of my aunt who’s house always smelled of cooking, particularly potatoes. Long before the days of extractor hoods.