Re: TOTD: What aromatic was your first love?

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the smell of rain.... in any format....on hot pavements.... damp earth...dry

hay.. on sand

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the smell of rain.... in any format....on hot pavements.... damp earth...dry

hay.. on sand

janita

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incense.

Alfred

in San Francisco at the office today

FOR ME

gardenia

later tuberose

and of course ROSE

Osmanthus at Christmas time

dried heliochrysum bouquet in the house

gee I can't remember which was first though

Bb

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incense.

Alfred

in San Francisco at the office today

FOR ME

gardenia

later tuberose

and of course ROSE

Osmanthus at Christmas time

dried heliochrysum bouquet in the house

gee I can't remember which was first though

Bb

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Subject: TOTD: What aromatic was your first love?

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Mine would have to be dark patchouli, & bergamot.

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Subject: TOTD: What aromatic was your first love?

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Mine would have to be dark patchouli, & bergamot.

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Labdanum and petitgrain-sur-fleur

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Labdanum and petitgrain-sur-fleur

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Rosewood and Vetiver

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Rosewood and Vetiver

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Anya wrote:

> For me it was East Indian Sandalwood

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SNAP!

Such sweet pheromoney depth....I wore it for years and used it as a base

in ALL of my early perfumes....

For me, it is also very close to the musky scent in fresh underarm sweat

of certain people....I have had two boyfriends (including my husband)

who had opiate pheromones...with both of them I used to sleep with their

t shirts if they weren't there...

And sandalwood, particularly EI has something that I can detect in

certain human pheromones too......

Ambrosia

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Anya wrote:

> For me it was East Indian Sandalwood

>

SNAP!

Such sweet pheromoney depth....I wore it for years and used it as a base

in ALL of my early perfumes....

For me, it is also very close to the musky scent in fresh underarm sweat

of certain people....I have had two boyfriends (including my husband)

who had opiate pheromones...with both of them I used to sleep with their

t shirts if they weren't there...

And sandalwood, particularly EI has something that I can detect in

certain human pheromones too......

Ambrosia

http://www.perfumebynature.com.au

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Jasmine Grandi absolute...still is main love, though the sexy orange

flower absolute oft turns me my head...

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W. Bourbonais

L'Hermite Aromatique

A.J.P. (GIA)

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Jasmine Grandi absolute...still is main love, though the sexy orange

flower absolute oft turns me my head...

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W. Bourbonais

L'Hermite Aromatique

A.J.P. (GIA)

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Lavender....still today I carry in my handbag!

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Lavender....still today I carry in my handbag!

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As a child I would go on the truck with my father to California. We would

drive thru a town in California that the streets were lined with orange

trees, not to mention the groves outside of town. This is why I have such a

fond love of Orange Blossom, it also sparked my love of all things aromatic.

Sandi

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> the smell of rain....

The smell of rain in the desert, liberating the creosote bush resin,

AND the smell of the dry desert lapping up it's shower...

Kiler

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Patchouli. When I first found the real stuff, it was like a drug! And

put that on the right man... Wheeee!!!!

Andrine

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For me it would have to be the smell and taste of fresh orange blossom

jam or Persian rosewater ice cream.

Another pivotal aromatic would have to be the liter bottle of lavender

eo that I bought from a farmer in the Vaucluse (summer of 1983) who had

just distilled it.

Maggie

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For me it would have to be the smell and taste of fresh orange blossom

jam or Persian rosewater ice cream.

Another pivotal aromatic would have to be the liter bottle of lavender

eo that I bought from a farmer in the Vaucluse (summer of 1983) who had

just distilled it.

Maggie

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Lavender and vanilla...

Saskia

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Lavender and vanilla...

Saskia

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Vetiver and

Therese

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If you mean as a person, it would be english leather or brute, if for the sake

of scent only, sandalwood and frangipani.

e