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  1. I enjoyed reading that post. Thank you.
    I discovered aromachology a few years ago and was disappointed that I didn’t know about that field of science when I was choosing my career. How fascinating it would have been to study fragrance and the effect it has on feelings and emotions.

    1. Oh I bet it would be amazing to get to know more about it and how it works with the human body to change our feelings.

  2. I really try to use lavender when I can as I struggle with sleep / stress/ anxiety so this should really be the perfect scent for me, the only issue is I really hate the smell of it so kind of backfires!!

    1. Have you tried something with chamomile in it instead? That is also quite relaxing if you aren’t a fan of lavender.

  3. I have never played around with scents to see how it affects my mental health. I guess it’s rarely mentioned amongst therapist and doctors but it does make so much sense. The only problem is that I really don’t like lavender which is a bit annoying but I will try Chamomile one day

    1. Definitely worth trying chamomile there’s something really nice relaxing scents based on it out there.

  4. I think aromatherapy is much underrated. Sometimes you get transported to a different place unexpectedly by an aroma

    1. Definitely – it is incredible what scents can do for you – it’s something I’m found that definitely effects my mood.

  5. I can’t say that I had thought of this before, but it certainly makes sense. Candles and their scents are very interesting, different fragrances for different seasons, right now cinnamon is a favourite.

    1. Apple and cinnamon is a favourite of mine for this time of year as well I have to admit – there’s something wonderful about it.