Becoming addicted to smelly things

Ironandwine69

SomebodyWakeUpHIcks wrote: »

Leather

There is nothing sexier than leather smell. Everytime I get a new Frye bag, driving with it in the passenger seat is almost distracting.

slessofme

Ironandwine69 wrote: »

SomebodyWakeUpHIcks wrote: »

Leather

There is nothing sexier than leather smell. Everytime I get a new Frye bag, driving with it in the passenger seat is almost distracting.

The smell and feel on skin. If only leather fitted sheets were a thing.

For myself I prefer spicy or clean over flowery scents and no mass market scents right now. Something with anise makes me feel a little sassy, so I only wear that for a night out. Men's cologne - also prefer spicy, kind of "dark" scents. Patchouli and spices. There was a consultant that worked in my office for a while that smelled like the definition of masculinity - spicy, strong, just this side of over powering. I wish I would have asked him what he wore but I tried to keep my distance so I wouldn't suddenly find my face buried in his neck.

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Ironandwine69

hellvee wrote: »

Ironandwine69 wrote: »

SomebodyWakeUpHIcks wrote: »

Leather

There is nothing sexier than leather smell. Everytime I get a new Frye bag, driving with it in the passenger seat is almost distracting.

what about fresh new leather restraints?

You know it.

Motorsheen

fresh cut grass... on a football field

&. rain


but not together

beaglady

Mostly I wear my own essential oil blends. My favorite is intended to evoke the scent of opening a beehive on a summer day. Another one I wear l lot is patchouli, geranium, cedar and citrus.

I love scents, and used to make soap, which I sold at craft fairs. Some of my favorites for soap are blackberry sage, a knockoff of D&G Light Blue and endless variations on sandalwood.

I don't wear much commercial perfume tho I occasionally wear Chanel 19.