what are members favorite scents

[Guest guest]

I am attracted to musk, soft floral.

Isis

 

, purplepassion

<thelilacflower> wrote:

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> I love the fruit scented candles and bread baking.

> Donna

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> Amy <sandpiperhiker> wrote:

> > Toss it.Mint! Yi Yi Yi

>

> *lol* some of us like mint! ;-)

>

[Guest guest]

Lavendar

vanilla

roses

Baking bread

 

many others

 

Gary

[Guest guest]

hyacinth

stargazer lillies

baking cookies

cinnamon

ylang ylang

clean babies (probably won't find a candle in this

scent lol)

 

--- Gary Mattingly <gsmattingly wrote:

 

> Lavendar

> vanilla

> roses

> Baking bread

>

> many others

>

> Gary

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Roses, cinnamon, clean laundry and many more.

Mya

[Guest guest]

cranberry, mulberry, cookie dough, gingerbread, coffee, snow, rain, a baby right

after a bath! lol!!

Julie

 

 

 

Roses, cinnamon, clean laundry and many more.

Mya

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Fresh Lavendar from my garden, vanilla, fresh basil from my garden, spearmint

from my garden, cilantro, clean crisp soapy smell, banana bread baking in the

oven, GOD I have so many- CHOCOLATE!!!! Coffee brewing! Night blooming

Jasmine in the spring! The garden references are because when you walk through

a garden that has lavendar, mint, cilantro, or basil, and you brush against the

herbs, they release a heavenly smell!

 

myathemouse <myathemouse wrote:

Roses, cinnamon, clean laundry and many more.

Mya

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Walking between trees, pizza when to take the first bite and the ocean.

Joseph

[Guest guest]

I, too, love lavendar and rose. I also like NagChampa (incense); but

that's the only incense I can handle. I do have some apple cinnamon

candles that I burn that are nice as they're not too overpowering. And

I like anything citrusy.

 

Denise

 

, Gary Mattingly

<gsmattingly> wrote:

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> Lavendar

> vanilla

> roses

> Baking bread

>

> many others

>

> Gary

>

[Guest guest]

The smell of newly cut grass ... it takes my back thirty years

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Oh yes! I forgot about that also. Uuummmmm Donna

 

PuterWitch <puterwitch wrote: omg I forgot my most favorite!!

frankincense!!!

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Lots of great stuff in that list. I

was very tempted to add the smell of

new mown grass. I think there's a story

or poem with a name like that.

 

This weekend we cut an evergreen tree

in our back yard (I had a really hard

time cutting it down. My wife thought

it was getting too big and crowding

other plants, which was true, but I

still felt a little bad because it was

doing so well. ) and we're using it as

our Christmas tree inside this year.

It smells particularly good and fresh.

 

Then last night I was making candles

for Yule presents and didn't realize

that a new bottle of candle fragrance

didn't have a restrictive opening for

pouring (I guess I was a little tired

last night) and proceeded to pour way

too much into the melted candle wax.

Our house smells very, very much like

roses currently. Maybe a little bit

too much like roses . . .

 

It's the first candle I've made with

this mold. I used a fairly bright

wine red color. Haven't pulled it out

of the mold yet though.

 

http://www.soapandcandlemolds.com/moldlarge.asp?prim=20d7-21rosepatt

 

Oh well, more candles still to be done

over the next 3 or 4 nights. I make lots

of votive candles and give out boxes of

four (yellow, red, blue, green)

 

Gary

 

 

--- southernflower wrote:

 

> Favorite scents:

>

> lavender

> cinnamon

> fresh apples

> pine

> cedar

> chocolate

> warm laundry

> ocean

> tangerines

> limes

> bread rising/baking

> teacakes baking/on the cooling rack

> fried green tomatoes, fresh out of the skillet

> collards 'n' mustard greens cookin'

> vanilla

> almond

> cumin (chili, red beans & rice, etc.)

> homemade applesauce cookin'

> fall leaves

> woodsmoke

> roses, especially the " old roses "

> lily of the valley

> grape hyacinth

> cherry

> grass just after it's mowed

> Southern dirt

> Southern trees/woods

> water lilies

> cloves

>

> This was a fun question!

>

> Bron

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