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Hey Pandas, In Your Opinion, What Are The Best Smells In The World? (Closed)
CuriositiesJAN 4, 2022

Hey Pandas, In Your Opinion, What Are The Best Smells In The World? (Closed)

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Everyone has their favorite smells, whether they are comforting, exciting, or simply beautiful smells. It could be food, floral, woodsy, holiday-y - anything goes! Please be respectful to each other. Someone might like a smell that doesn't appeal to you, and that's OK! Just be kind. :)

#1

The air after it has spent the whole day raining.
13points

#2

freshly cut grass
10points

#3

Freshly baked bread! Freshly ground coffee. The mixture of perfumes when you walk into a department store (they should bottle it.) Old English roses.
9points

#4

Nature Air. It doesn't matter where, it smells holier then the popes waffles.
8points

#5

A book shop/library
8points

#6

Vanilla and Homemade, Fresh out of the oven cookies
6points

#7

A slightly odd one but I love the smell of a 2-stroke petrol engine. It reminds me of summers with my late grandad, helping him with the gardens.
6points

#8

The forest in the Pacific Northwest in the afternoon in summer. Cedar and fir and hemlock mixed with sword fern, salal, wild rose and earth, all heated and mingled. It’s sweet and green and warm.
6points

#9

I loved huffing the neck of my cat (the late, great Petrushka) after he’d been sleeping for awhile. Eau de Chat!
6points

#10

Wild Honeysuckle. It grew along the backyard fence when I was little. I splet in the back bedroom and woke up to that smell wafting in my room every morning when it was growing. I've been growing some in huge pot on my deck for about 10 years now. I scooped the vine out of the curb in my neighborhood. What a delight to the senses!
5points

#11

Gardenias, Lilies, lilac, jasmine, certain types of roses, fresh bread, old books, etc.
5points

#12

Wood fire
5points

#13

Cinnamon, freshly sharpened pencils, new books, petrichor, and my dad's cooking!
5points

#14

Pine needles. Old, musty books. Freshly baked goods. Warm, steamy tea. Cut grass. Earth and the smells of plants. Flowers of all kinds. Air after it rains. Gentle, soft perfume. Marshmallows roasting on an open campfire.
5points

#15

The Scottish Highlands.
5points

#16

Charlie Red it’s the perfume that my wife wore when we were teenagers every time I smell it I swear my mind time travels back to then
4points

#17

Croissants or any freshly baked cake or bread! Also lavender spray, my mum used to put on my stuffed toys to help me sleep
4points

#18

Dark red roses. Zingy perfumes. Bread baking in Switzerland. The smell of my mum's perfume.
4points

#19

The perfect salt air at ‘Sconset Beach.
Privet blossoms in May & June.
A perfume that reminds you of someone or something from your past, like the old Elizabeth Arden Blue Grass.
Hyacinths, especially at Easter.
A fresh pine tree. I’ll never understand “pine scent” candles. None comes even remotely close. Why can’t they get that right?
Sunday dinner of leg of lamb, potatoes and onions.
The way lipstick used to smell when they put a scent in it.
Sometimes typically unpleasant smells like cigarette smoke or diesel exhaust or attic mustiness that evoke warm memories.
Just-cut grass.
An old mosquito repellent named “6-12” - have been looking for an old, unopened bottle for 45+ years just to smell it again.
There are so many more, but that’s it for now.
4points

#20

Redwood forest
Homemade chicken soup
Freshly baked bread
Chocolate chip cookies fresh out of the oven
4points
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