let's play pretend

[flamingsword]

You have been hired by Company X to make their new Spring scent for next year, and to take all the time and money you need to on producing it.

What does it smell like?
What notes do you want to put in it?
Does it tell a story or paint a picture?
How complex or simple or well-blended is it?

What are your scent inspirations for this Spring season and what are you loving? Let's talk perfume.

Comments

[katarik]

I'm in the PNW, so Spring smells like... rain. Rain and wet softening earth, the last of the crocus, an undertone of fern, and the rising green sap that isn't quite to a blossom yet. Just-starting rosebuds that haven't yet begun to flower, very green instead of that heady floral rose.

[flamingsword]

I made a room spray like that once, for a friend who was homesick for Portland - aquatic notes, pine, and faint roses. It wasn’t spring-y smelling to my nose, but then I’ve never been to the PNW.

I hope it’s beautiful.