I know I'm odd but I like the smell of cow dung....it reminds me of visiting the local dairy with my Father when I was kid. Also reminds me of working on a dairy farm in Maine. I have chickens and ummm not that fond of their smells lol

I love the smell of new carpeting and new eletronics.
I wear Gio by Armani. I like a cripy clean soapy smell for me.
I never described this before but reading some posts I think this is a good description, I like a femmes perfume to be clean smelling with a fruity and very subtle powdery mix to it. Does that make sense?
I love the way Clubman talc powder and after shave smell I use them alot.
I don't like skin so soft, I don't like charlie, jontue, any heavy loud old lady smelling perfume.
I don't like the smell of febreeze.

Non-perfumes I love the smell of:

Office supply stores
The air after a thunderstorm
Oranges
Fresh apple pie
Cut grass
Baking bread
Maple syrup (I mean the real deal, not Mrs. Butterworth's)
Fresh paint
Clean baby
Curry
The ocean

Perfume/cologne:

It's really individual, what I like on a date. Every chemistry is different. Having said that, mega extra points to anyone who can wear Ralph Lauren Polo.

On me:
Cool Water for work
Armani She
CKOne
Paris Amour from B&BW
Vanilla Fields
Eternity
Elizabeth Taylor's Passion and White Diamonds

And I guess I'm an old lady ;). I love L'Air du Temps, Shalimar, Charlie, Chanel #5, White Shoulders.

For some reason when I was a kid, I loved the smell of the vacuum in the vacuum closet and I used to close myself in there and I couldn't get enough of the vacuum smell... haha. Every time I smell something similar I love it!! Weird!!

Don't laugh but I love walking down the dog food isle at the super market...just love that smell

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I wear nothing but Escential Oil cocktail potions:

I like the scent of Dragon's Blood
and Jasmine w/ Y'Lang Y'Lang.

I even like the scent of "Forest Rain" -
which I buy once in a great while.

I love bonfires - the smokey scent of burning wood.

I'm also fond of the scent of mint - there used to be
fields upon fields of mint, where I grew up and I loved
how dense the air smells when the mint is ready for harvest.

I also love the smell of fresh cut hay
and the delightful scent of the Pacific ocean air.

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i don't wear mens cologne or deodorant.
but i like the smell. i do wash my hair in mens shampoo.
Axe is a favorite. the back of an Axe bottle says,
GET GIRL APPROVED HAIR ... Directions: Wash, Attract, Repeat. that's cute lol.
when your gf tells you she washed the pillow cases in Axe, you know it has to be smellin' right!

my fave perfume is Happy. i like the smell of Beautiful on someone else.
like say she just left the room and i walk in ... i know shes been here. love that.

sun dried clothes
High Maintenance liquid detergent ...
you don't have to wear perfume or cologne when using this.

when you first cut a watermelon, mmmm

the smell of a mechanic. not any mechanic. just those special ones.

Mmmm...
 

I totally lost my sense of smell a year and a half ago. Since then, a tiny bit of it has come back. It's sort of like - if the ability to smell were like the ability to hear, I can only detect a few notes. There is a sweet note that I can smell in pretty much every perfume and incense stick. It's the same note - I can't differentiate. And there's the dead smell that chicken and eggs have - the smell that's hidden by the delicious smells when a person has a full sense of smell. Similarly, my hair conditioner smells like chemicals, but I can't smell the scent they cover over the chemicals with. If I could find a good conditioner for my hair that was all happy and organic, I would switch.

Back when I could smell, I loved so many smells. I wish my brain could call up the memory of a smell the way it could a voice or a person's face. It's very rare for me to remember a smell.

I loved incense. Frustratingly I am finally with a person who also enjoys the smell, and I can't enjoy it anymore! Such is life, right? But sandalwood, nag champa, patchouli - those were my favorites.

For perfume, I never was drawn much to the fruity scents. I liked strong, dark scents. Opium was my favorite for years, though the last time I remember smelling it, it just reminded me of the pain of my early adulthood. I enjoyed Obsession and Obsession for Men, Drakkar Noir for Men.

I loved the smell of Chanel No. 19 because it smelled like nostalgia and the pages of a long-unopened book. And I wore Chanel Coco for about a year and loved it. I discovered Paloma Picasso in an antique store and found it intoxicating. I bought a fresh batch and still loved it, though some days it appealed to me more than others. A date told me once I smelled like icecream when I wore it.

I also loved to wear Arabian Musk or White Musk oils from time to time, because I found them lovely. But I came to understand others didn't agree - so I only indulged on occasion.

The last smell I remember smelling was a pink mimosa flower. They have a very pretty scent - light and sweet. It's one of those smells that's been with me since childhood. I'm glad I took the time to smell it. I loved the smell of honeysuckle, hay, freshly-cut grass, roses, desert sage. Heck, I miss the smell of dirt. Dirt had a good smell to it.

Someone wearing Lagerfeld melts my butter. I don't have to see you. I don't have to know you. I just smell it and I am instantly turned on! Mercy!
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