Patchouli Weather

[Guest guest]

Hey there -

 

I hope it's been a comfortable temperature where you are. We have just

had 2, 100 plus degree-days (Fahrenheit). It's completely un-

seasonable for this type of heat, and we sure aren't looking forward to

summer.

 

When it's that hot, dry heat - not the Florida mucky stuff, but the

desert heat you can almost smell, I reach for Patchouli. I don't know

what it is about sweat and patchouli, but something about the earthy

grounded-ness of it gets me every time. I also like the uber-florals

when it's warm: Jasmine, Rose, and Ylang-Ylang. But nothing gives me

the earthy satisfaction of Patchouli.

 

Anyone else reach for a certain thing in extreme temps?

 

Cheers,

Christina

[Guest guest]

Hi Christina

In the winter I find Peppermint warming and comforting, in the summer

I find it cooling and refreshing.

I also love citrus oils more in the summer, esp lemon or lime.

LLx

 

2008/4/28 Christina M <BodyAmbrosia:

> Hey there -

>

> I hope it's been a comfortable temperature where you are. We have just

> had 2, 100 plus degree-days (Fahrenheit). It's completely un-

> seasonable for this type of heat, and we sure aren't looking forward to

> summer.

>

> When it's that hot, dry heat - not the Florida mucky stuff, but the

> desert heat you can almost smell, I reach for Patchouli. I don't know

> what it is about sweat and patchouli, but something about the earthy

> grounded-ness of it gets me every time. I also like the uber-florals

> when it's warm: Jasmine, Rose, and Ylang-Ylang. But nothing gives me

> the earthy satisfaction of Patchouli.

>

> Anyone else reach for a certain thing in extreme temps?

>

> Cheers,

> Christina

>

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