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The Psychology of Scary Scents: Why Fear Has a Smell

Think of the last time a smell stopped you mid-step. Woodsmoke drifting in from nowhere. The damp breath of an old cellar. A cold, mineral edge in the air just before a storm. Before you could...

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Air Aroma Is Seeking Distributors in Thailand, Malaysia, Qatar and More

Scent is now part of how a hotel lobby, flagship store, or a wellness space is remembered. Air Aroma designs and delivers that experience for brands around the world, and we are looking for distributors, agents...

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Petrichor: The Science Behind the Smell of Rain

We can picture the sight, sound and feel of rain without much effort. Its smell is harder to pin down, yet it may be the most evocative part of the experience. That distinct, earthy fragrance that...

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What Are Gourmand Fragrances?

Often, it’s the scent of butter and sugar that stops you in your tracks walking past a bakery, well before the sign does. That instinctive pull is the entire premise behind gourmand fragrances, a category built...

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Why Every Medspa Needs a Signature Scent

The sensory side of wellness considers all the senses in a well-designed space. Before any treatment begins in a medspa, every sense is engaged through a women tapestry of elements; soft, well-placed lighting, soothing music at...

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Niche Fragrance is Having a Moment

There was a time when “interesting” perfume meant picking between three department store counters. Today, the most compelling conversations in fragrance are happening well outside the mainstream aisle, in small-batch ateliers, artist studios, and, increasingly, in...

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The Scent of Summer, at Sea

The warm sparkle of a summer scent leaves a glow. Summers hold precious nostalgic memories, often loaded with sensory components like the sweet melt of a fruit popsicle, the glisten of the sun on the ocean...

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The Return of Maximalism: How Scent Anchors Hospitality’s Boldest New Design Era

For more than a decade, hospitality design followed a fairly consistent script: pale palettes, clean lines, and restraint as a virtue. Now, across the industry, a new generation of hotels is embracing pattern clashes, saturated color,...

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Smell Training: How to Improve Your Sense of Smell

“I remember the realization that I had lost my sense of smell. It was December 2020, months into the global pandemic, and I was preparing scent blotter samples for a meeting I had coming up that...

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Floral Fragrances

Floral essences capture a type of beauty best expressed in scent. The ancient pull to the sweet, tart, or hazy aroma of a blossoming floral has connected humans to their environment for thousands of years. Florals...

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