Chumasande MatiwaneCreating a welcoming and personalised home environment is more than just decorating spaces with beautiful objects. It is also about infusing your living spaces with scents that evoke emotion and comfort. Transform your ordinary homes into a bliss with powerful scents. Here is everything you need to know to master the art of home fragrance.
Light up incense
Incense has a powerful, crafted source of scent. It can also be heavy and deeply aromatic, depending on the choice. When opting for incense, go for scents that won’t overpower you or agitate you. Using incense may not be for everyone, so playing around with what works for you is key. The disadvantage to using incense is that when exposed to it for too long, you become used to it and stop smelling it altogether.
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Be mindful where you spray
There are advantages to being mindful of where you spray your scents. It helps the fragrance last longer. But you shouldn’t spray it everywhere. Certain sprays can stain fabrics or even leave a sticky residue, so be careful. I would rather stick to spritzing scatter cushions and throws as these are easy to wash, and if staining occurs, they are less expensive to replace than, say, a sofa or a set of curtains.
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Incorporating different fragrances in your home
Integrating scents into your home should be a thoughtful and creative process. You need to consider the seasons, the mood, and the atmosphere you want to create. Experiment with layering scents to create a unique home aroma that reflects your style and mood.
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Using candles
Candles are some of the most effective and satisfying home fragrances. I would. The experience of using candles brings joy to most. But as with anything good in life, there are some drawbacks. When it comes to using candles, be sure to extinguish the flame whenever you leave the house. When using candles, you can melt and mix different scented candles. This way, you are incorporating different fragrances into your space.
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