Tips to Scent Your Home: Give a Different Touch to Each Room

Did you know that...? Although it was believed that humans could detect about 10,000 scents, recent research has revealed that our nose could perceive up to 1 trillion of them. It's an almost unimaginable number, so specialists decided to divide scents into 10 groups: Fragrances Woody Fruity Chemical Menthole/mint Sweet The smell of popcorn Lemon Spicy/herbs Rotten Aside from the rotten smell, and perhaps the chemical one, the others could work to scent your home, but which ones would suit each room or even your mood best? Here we tell you. Scent your home naturally For the kitchen Choose those with a fruity scent, as floral scents could embed in the food.  For the living room It is generally a place in the house to comfortably be with family, so a jasmine scent would be very fitting. This is how you can eliminate bad odors from kitchen rags For the bedrooms  Lavender or chamomile would be ideal because they have a relaxing effect. Just make sure not to place the air freshener too close to your bed. For the study or office Look for a freshener with citrus, especially lemon, which helps improve concentration and reduce moments of anxiety. Use lavender leaves to eliminate ants For a romantic night Scents with vanilla would give a sexy touch to the room; some even consider this flower to be aphrodisiac. For the bathroom Some recommend essential oils or citrus scents, although much will depend on your personality, even on the decoration of your bathroom. Leave your bathroom spotless with these tips Tip: When you buy a scented candle, before lighting it, rub your finger over the wax around the wick, this way the scent could be released more easily. Combine them If you want to maximize the scent of a room, you can opt for aromas that transport you to natural environments like the mountains, fields, springs, gardens, among others. A good option to achieve this is the Glade® air fresheners that come in different forms: candles, gels, oils, aerosols, and more products that adapt to the needs of each person. Decorate your home to combat depression [caption id=attachment_20113 align=alignnone width=849] Vase full of colourful flowers on glass table with sofa at Cafe[/caption]