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Rain. Gasoline. This Vanilla Bean hand soap my brothers baby mama bought.
Skin after the swimming pool (gentle chlorine smell), flourine, curry, my wife's hair, freshly baked bread, roast chicken, clothes that have been dried outside.
There's a soecific air freshener that my parents use at their house. They only use it during winter mainly so everytime I smell that, paired with the warm lighting of their lamps, and the quietness of the snow outside. It always gives me a sense of calm that I can't explain.
The smell of rain in a forest.
CK1. Had some when I was a teenager, forgot about it for 20 years, now whenever I smell it I am instantly transported (sadly not literally) back to a more simple time before I completely fucked my life up.
Rosemary + brand-new-book-smell
Apparently Lemmy has decided for me:

Tom Ford Tuscan Leather
Tom Ford Oud Wood
Parfums de Marly Herod
Le Labo The Noir 29 and Santal 33
Napalm in the morning. /s
The University of Wisconsin Madison Arboretum has several acres planted with a combination of; magnolias, crab apples, and lilacs.
During April to early May that field smells AMAAAAZING.
None, all smells annoy me
I feel this way about 90% of smells. I really hate candles (even ones that smell fantastic) because it feels like the air is poisoned.
Having quit smoking/vaping a year ago I’m still shocked by how nasty people smell in public. We all know Los Angeles has some stench (piss and shit everywhere) but in places like theaters, Costco or other packed retail stores, etc. I’m just blown away by how bad it all smells.
Cardamom rich coffee
Night blooming cereus
The smell of my best friend from back at uni - patchouli, henna and well-cared-for dreds.
Burning Xanthorrhea trunk - the australian grass tree that acts like a firelighter.
Fabuloso
My grandfather’s basement, pine trees that remind me of childhood and last but certainly not least garlic and onion sauteeing in olive oil
We have some similar memories :)

My cats, gasoline, pinesol, Mac n cheese
A well aged cheese. Honorable mention to Creosote bushes (thunderstorm smell)
Horny pussy. It's absolutely intoxicating
I dont really like Smells
Growing up my dad had a jar of orange oil at his workstation. It smelled great every time we visited him at that job.
When the wind blew the right way it would smell like cookies outside in the mornings. There was a cookie factory within noseshot. It was like an invisible treat.
Maybe peeled clementines or tangerines, pine wood, baked pizza or even chlorinated water, as found in indoor pools.
Petrichor or slightly chlorinated water in a fountain.
In perfume - Neil Morris City Rain
Rotisserie chicken.
Kerosene mixed with summer jasmine. When you step onto the tarmac and the humidity hits you, and those two syrupy fragrances mix
Mmm.
Garlic. My mom thinks I'm weird
Weed. And sometimes dead skunk (becsuse it smells like weed).
Sagebrush after a summer rain