What turns you on SCENTS-ually?

[impressive]

It is said that our olfactory sense is the most powerful in terms of creating or evoking memories. What scents light your fire?

Me? Blooming honeysuckle. A bonfire. Marshmallow cream. Peppermint.

EDITED: Oooooo, how could I forget cinnamon?

 

[Evil Alpaca]

Certain citrus-y smells. Reminds me of someone long ago . . .

 

[Colleen Thomas]

An aroused woman. there is no scent quite like it and while no two are the same, they all evoke the same desire.

 

[yui]

Clean sweat. Soap. Sun-dried sheets.

 

[rgraham666]

Thanks to my pipe smoking I have almost no sense of smell.

So I can't answer this one.

 

[Guest]

the promise of snow on the air...
the tang of salt water
musk...like patchoulie and lavender...

the smell of skunk, usually harrolds in spring or a sultry summer night.

 

[ABSTRUSE]

Sandlewood.

 

[gotwood49]

...oh, the smell of her freshly-washed skin, as she pulls that little string-strap thing down off her shoulder and I lean in to nibble on her neck and shoulder. I sense, rather than hear, her little intake of breath as she feels my teeth on that little patch of skin...the momentary tensing of her shoulder as I nip. Then, the subtle surrendering of her body to me as I travel down her smooth torso. Soon, I can smell my other favorite scent: the cautious arousal below. Like a cat in heat I zero in on it, nibbling my way down...licking and kissing. She yields obediently, and soon I am at my favorite place, and the aroma is heady, arousing...so very consuming...

(where was I? Oh, yeah, I meant to say, SOAP...yeah, that's it!)

 

[Liar]

Coffee. Got certain memories.

Sea.

And unless it's a bad one: Breath.

 

[Rumple Foreskin]

It is said that our olfactory sense is the most powerful in terms of creating or evoking memories. What scents light your fire?

Me? Blooming honeysuckle. A bonfire. Marshmallow cream. Peppermint.

EDITED: Oooooo, how could I forget cinnamon?

In no particular order: Kabuki incense, Chanel #5 perfume, and banana pudding.

Rumple Foreskin

 

[maggot420]

It is said that our olfactory sense is the most powerful in terms of creating or evoking memories. What scents light your fire?

Me? Blooming honeysuckle. A bonfire. Marshmallow cream. Peppermint.

EDITED: Oooooo, how could I forget cinnamon?

How could you forget cinnamon?
And some kind of perfume that smelled like roses...i forget what its called. I won't ever forget her though.

 

[minsue]

clove

 

[nikkijames]

most colognes and nag champa incents

 

[yui]

Bvlgari.

 

[carsonshepherd]

The smell of a man who's worked in the sun all day: hot salty skin, sweat.

 

[Trinique_Fire]

Plumeria. Musky scents. Muted scents.

 

[SeaCat]

Tanning oil, the one which smells like Coconuts with just a hint of Citrus. (Hey I live in Florida what do you expect?)

Hot Spiced Wine.

Cat

 

[yui]

Tanning oil, the one which smells like Coconuts with just a hint of Citrus.

Cat

Agreed.

 

[lucky-E-leven]

Rose soap.

Mint.

Whatever coffee she drinks. (This is saying a lot because I hate coffee.)

Ocean in summer.

Grey Goose Vodka & cigarette smoke. (*rowr*) Don't knock it 'till you've kissed it.

~lucky

 

[Svenskaflicka]

Axe's "Africa"
Newly bakedbread.
Feash clean clothes
Green apples

 

[English Lady]

freshly cut grass.

the smell of the seaside (the sea,dougnuts and candy floss)

several lynx scents which sadly now they don't make

Polo sport (when I used to go autograph hunting at the manchester united training ground, nearly all the guys wore this -phwoar!)

chocolate cake

the smell of his just worn clothes.

I don't know the name of the bush (will have to ask my gardener dad) but the smell of the little pink flowers in the spring is just such a heady scent.

leather.