>>3) Lacuna, dealing with taste or smell sensory seekers, I'm pretty badly scent avoidant for floral scents. Love the ocean and even low tide stink though! :-D You can take the islander away from the ocean, but they won't take the ocean away from me!<<
OH! You too? I've got a super-nose for some reason and most of the things that are made for normal noses to enjoy are just... too much. Or synthetic and crappy. But the scents I like are deemed "icky" by broader society. Horse-sweat, for example (okay, almost any mammalian critter if it's happy and sweating from heat/exercise) smells clean and good and happy, copper in the forge smells hot and spicy and alive, fresh dirt turned over in the garden (assuming your dirt is happy dirt. Unhealthy dirt is bland and sad.), that really specific dust scent from old books. I'd wear any of those in perfume. But no, have five types of fake flower mixed with vanilla and alcohol, and one sandalwood extract sadly polluted with musk from a cage-raised critter, why dontcha. *grumps at the perfume industry*
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dancing_serpent
(no subject)
Date: 2018-05-02 01:17 am (UTC)OH! You too? I've got a super-nose for some reason and most of the things that are made for normal noses to enjoy are just... too much. Or synthetic and crappy. But the scents I like are deemed "icky" by broader society. Horse-sweat, for example (okay, almost any mammalian critter if it's happy and sweating from heat/exercise) smells clean and good and happy, copper in the forge smells hot and spicy and alive, fresh dirt turned over in the garden (assuming your dirt is happy dirt. Unhealthy dirt is bland and sad.), that really specific dust scent from old books. I'd wear any of those in perfume.
But no, have five types of fake flower mixed with vanilla and alcohol, and one sandalwood extract sadly polluted with musk from a cage-raised critter, why dontcha. *grumps at the perfume industry*