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What kind of scents, if any, do you find attractive? Are there certain ones that you find just impossible to resist and if you smelled it on someone you would just have to get to know them? I for example, for some unexplainable reason find the smell of cigarette smoke simply irresistible. I do not smoke myself tho. 
Cigarette/any tobacco smoke is disgusting. My biggest turn off. I'd rather smell BO. Ron |
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i love the smell of poison on a woman omg
or when we spent the day in the woods shooting pics she has pine pitch on here the smell of that her skin and her hair MELT MELT MELT |
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Edited by
Dancere
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Mon 07/19/10 02:15 PM
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Tobacco and leather are 2 'base notes' heavily incorporated in the world of perfume...
They are strong triggers ... Many that think they are not attracted to either - will find they are both actually two of the most incorporated/popular, anchoring base notes, found in some of their very favourite men's and women's fragrances! I love Sandalwood Mysore, Rose (Absolute and Damask/Otto), Tuberose, Lilac, Magnolia, Jasmine, Frisias and Hyacinth, to name a few ... Also the 'green notes' hay, pines/spruces and clovers, etc. ... Also a wild fan of Nag Champa incense ... ... 
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The smell of a guy just out of the shower... before cologne or deodorant or any of that.... makes me wanna get him dirty all over again
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My lover........Well, and leather, fresh duct tape, and sweat.   
Wow, interesting combo 
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Mmmm I would have to say that because each person has their own scent, I like the scent of a man, whatever it is. What is so funny Suzanne, is that I also find the smell of cigarette smoke, somewhat of a turn on, and also have never smoked myself. Weird huh..when you figure out why we do, let me know will you? Will do. 
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Tobacco and leather are 2 'base notes' heavily incorporated in the world of perfume... They are strong triggers ... Many that think they are not attracted to either - will find they are both actually two of the most incorporated/popular, anchoring base notes, found in some of their very favourite men's and women's fragrances! I love Sandalwood Mysore, Rose (Absolute and Damask/Otto), Tuberose, Lilac, Magnolia, Jasmine, Frisias and Hyacinth, to name a few ... Also the 'green notes' hay, pines/spruces and clovers, etc. ... Also a wild fan of Nag Champa incense ... ...
That's good to know, thanks  now I don't feel so odd.
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Interesting, I know quite a few people who enjoy the "all natural" thing. It must be from first sweat off a clean body because I forgot soap one weekend out of town and just rinsed off in hot showers and I thought I smelt pretty rank. I guess us Americans are way too in touch with cleanliness. I have lived in 3rd world countries and they are not as enlightened yet the produce like bunny rabbits. It must have some appeal, or maybe it’s the curry or other spices used in the food they eat. |
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Interesting, I know quite a few people who enjoy the "all natural" thing. It must be from first sweat off a clean body because I forgot soap one weekend out of town and just rinsed off in hot showers and I thought I smelt pretty rank. I guess us Americans are way too in touch with cleanliness. I have lived in 3rd world countries and they are not as enlightened yet the produce like bunny rabbits. It must have some appeal, or maybe it’s the curry or other spices used in the food they eat. I think it has to do with not hiding who you are, completely who you are. Or it may be the curry
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I guess this post has a sinus cold. Nothing a habanero pepper can’t handle!
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gasoline can be quite intoxicating
so can shellac or laquer ... even laquer thinnner [nail polish remover] |
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Bacon Agreed. That Taco Bell commercial is surprisingly accurate. The smell of burning leaves. |
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