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What do you think is the best way to keep a room smelling good?
Do you use candles, sprays, oils, incense...etc?
I want to invest in a proper aromatic method for my apartment. Looking for something long lasting that (both the product and scent).
I don't want anything too floral, or too sweet. Something half way, and somewhat sweet.
If it helps, I like roses, herbs, and vanilla as a starting point.
How should I do this, /fa/?
I don't know what other board this would be appropriate on, so I'm posting it here since /fa/ is the closest thing I can relate it to.
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>>12088898
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Candles honestly. It's nice warm lighting.
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>>12088908
I kind of thought the same thing. It would compliment dim lighting and give the environment a more relaxed feel.
The basic bitch answer I often get is Yankee Candle, but that's overpriced mall tier shit imo. Looking for something worthwhile.
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I USE INCENSE; MYRRH IS MY FAVOURITE.
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scope out your local market or hippie store! a lot of times, those candles are made w/ simpler ingredients & perform just as well. supporting local businesses is /fa/
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>>12088981
My mom used incense a lot growing up. They were pretty effective I guess.
>>12089014
I agree, local shit can be just as great, if not better. Worth the extra bucks imo.
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>>12089014
Yup, that's what I do. Feels good to buy directly from the maker.
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>>12088913
make your own. if you can boil water you can make a candle
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Anything by voluspa is good, I like the baltic amber
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There were some decent smelling candles at Target from a brand called Archaeology.
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>>12089014
The problem is, where I live, the store owners almost exclusively cater to women, and as such there's nothing generic/masculine smelling.
The most masculine-smelling candle (pic related) I've found in my area was at a Joanns
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I burn candles regularly, but for actually used rooms i think things like febreeze or whatever are also necessary. You need to neutralize smells in the air and on surfaces, not just cover them up(what a candle does).
Both are needed in conjunction. Also, clean surfaces with something like lysol. You'll be amazed how much better your room smells if you clean hard surfaces.
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Le Labo's diffuser / nebulizer is pretty nice and their home fragrances are amazing.
Order some samples off their site.
I use their Figue 15 in my home and it never gets old.
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>>12090714
try etsy
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>>12088899
I use this, keeps my room smelling fresh.
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