Start with a fragrance list. Name your favorites. A simple exercise of listing those favored aromas. As examples: fresh mowed grass, a lit match, rubber tires, roast dinner, bacon frying, vanilla, coffee brewing, burnt toast, grapefruit, clean sheets, or freshly baked bread are often cited as favorites. Be sure to take an inclusive approach if cohabitating. Include your entire household so that you can define the best smells for everyone to further define your homelife scent schematic. Also, the added benefit of engaging the entire family is learning more about each other. Perhaps you didn’t know your husband loves the bouquet of fresh lilacs, or your son a heady spiced perfume, while others enjoy a whiff of evergreen know matter the time of year. Even if you decide on a household scent that doesn’t reflect each individual favorites due to comprise, think of the gift-giving opportunities that knowing these preferences has unfolded! Getting to know each other through scent can be rather rewarding.