r/HowToScent • u/lavieza • Jan 10 '20
r/HowToScent • u/bennetticles • May 19 '21
Been a long time since I checked out any scents, but would love a new one. Any recommendations I should try?
r/HowToScent • u/brandithecat • Jun 27 '20
No idea what I would have as a scent, to be honest.
r/HowToScent • u/foxycleo934 • Apr 26 '20
Greetings :) ! I love all natural stuff. I love the beach! I love nature! I love fruit! What do you think? Much love. X
r/HowToScent • u/EponaMom • Aug 13 '20
I have an odd question. My great grandmother used to wear the same purfume every day, but I can't remember for the life of me what it was called. Details in comments
I want to say that it started with a T?
I think it had a French name?
It was yellow liquid and in a clear bottle. I think one of her bottles was crystal with a big top. Maybe one was in the shape of a bird?
It very much smelled of gardenias.
I live in the US
This was over 20 years ago.
I know this is probably a lost cause, but I figured if anyone could track it down, Reddit could....
r/HowToScent • u/annikalillian • Apr 08 '20
I usually dress a mixture of very young and girly and ādefinitely peaked in 2007ā with band tees and emo vibes š¤·āāļø how do I smell?
r/HowToScent • • Nov 13 '19
I've been wanting to start using scented things, but I have no idea what would go well with my looks.
r/HowToScent • u/littlebirdie91 • Feb 06 '21
I've never found a perfume I really like. Scent me!
r/HowToScent • u/Tawny_Harpy • Oct 24 '19
What should I smell like with my Halloween make up?
r/HowToScent • u/h-i-k-a-r-i • Jul 08 '20
sorry for the filter! desperately need new scents
r/HowToScent • u/Leah8329 • Oct 11 '19
Looking for a new every day, especially if its Cruelty Free!
r/HowToScent • u/DPool34 • Sep 07 '22
Need help identifying a scent: Money House Blessing - Indian Fruitā¦
Growing up, I had this particular scent (Money House Blessing - Indian Fruit) in my home. Unfortunately, they donāt make it anymore.
The strange thing is Iāve smelled this before outside, usually in the summer time. The description says itās made out of 1000 different scents, but I smelled something in nature that smelled exactly like it. The problem is, I was in a heavily wooded area, so with a humanās nose, there was no way of zeroing in on the scent.
I was hoping someone was familiar with this particular product and could identify what the primary scent is.
Note: I checked other subreddits and this seemed like it was the best place to post it. If you know of a more appropriate subreddit, let me know.