Scents take an important place in our perception of outward things. Often they are associated with some events and feelings. Childhood and mother have their own scents
House-plants will help you to create a unique scent of your house.
It’s just important to choose aromatic plants for each room correctly, as scents affect health and create mood. Some calm down us, others, to the contrary, hearten us. Meet aromatic plants, their amazing qualities and find your own one, dear and unforgettable.
Scent from childhood
The most popular aromatic plant, known to us since childhood, is Pelargonium odoratis (apple geranium). For a long time it was placed in bedrooms to improve sleep. All kinds of this plant have absolutely different scents: roundhead and redolent Pelargonium smell like rose, crisped one smells like lemon, nectarean has a smell of nutmeg, pannose one smells like mint.
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Saturday, December 4, 2010
Monday, May 10, 2010
Scents and Memories
Recently a discussion came up on a message board with candle sellers from all companies talking about how scents affect memories. The scent you associate with a parent, with an event, etc. These are unique to everyone.
One that comes to mind for me is this: Lilac's remind me of being a kid cuz we had huge lilac bushes in our front yard. It was part of spring to go out there and cut some down and bring them in the house. But we had to be careful of bees. Those things were probably 8 feet tall (granted, I was only 4 feet tall)
What scents have memories associated with them for you?
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