Though invisible, scent is powerful. We often forget its impact until a certain aroma triggers a rush of memories or feelings. The reaction is biological: When we use our sense of smell, it sends signals to the regions of the brain responsible for emotion and memory.

Scent’s role in the home has come to the forefront in recent years. The pandemic and its lockdowns keenly refocused our attention, and how our bodies and minds respond to interior spaces . “We now know that there’s an intrinsic link between our home environment and our mental wellbeing,” says Pippa Jameson, writer and founder of The Sensory Home . “Scent plays a significant role; it can lift mood, reduce anxiety, and foster a sense of comfort and belonging.”

Accordingly, the market around home fragrances has boomed. Th

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