How to Boost Your Mood With Beautiful Scented Products
Scented products like candles, perfume and body lotions can boost your mood. This article will explain the connection between your sense of smell and your emotions. You can boost your mood with scent using essential oils and other beautifully scented products. Keep reading to the end because there is an exciting special offer for you. Note: This post may contain affiliate links which mean I may receive a commission, at no extra cost to you, if you make a purchase through a link. Please see my full disclosure.
How Our Sense of Smell Influences Our Emotions
We can improve our well-being using our five senses. Read more in this recent post. The sense of smell is linked to the brain’s limbic system. It is responsible for our emotions, behaviours, sense of smell and long-term memory. That is why smells bring back memories of happy events. The smell of coconut body butter takes me instantly to holidays in the Pacific Islands where the scent of coconut oil and tropical flowers permeates the air.
Essential oils are used in Aromatherapy to stimulate the limbic system. That is how they can trigger memories and emotions. The limbic system plays a role in several unconscious physiological functions like breathing, heart rate and blood pressure. Hence the reason aromatherapy affects our bodies in such positive ways like reducing anxiety and stress, enhancing sleep and relieving headaches among many. Source: Healthline
Boost your Mood with HideAWAY Products – They Smell Divine.
I have been accepted as an affiliate of HideAWAY, an Australian company. HideAWAY produces a signature range of whipped soaps, soap bars, buddy custards, scrubs and bath time treats. These products come in the most divine fragrances like tropical punch, frangipani dream, vanilla caramel and pineapple coconut. So you can create your own day spa at home using bundles containing a variety of their products like whipped soap, body custard and bath salt.
Layering Scents for a Stronger Aroma
Using 2 or 3 products with the same fragrance layers the scent on your skin, which boosts how strong the scent is. For example, use the body wash, body mist and body custard from the same range and you will smell amazing. Likewise, using the room spray, wax melts and scented candles will give your home a beautiful aroma.
About HideAWAY Products
Ingredients used in their products are all natural, locally sourced and sustainable. HideAWAY products are beautifully packaged and made here in Australia. Their tropical colours on the packaging suit our aesthetic. All HideAWAY products are handmade using organic oils and butters that are rich in antioxidants, vitamins and nutrients that are essential to healthy, radiant skin.
The best news of all is that HideAWAY is having a massive Spring Sale from Thursday 24 – Sunday 27th September. During this store-wide event prices have been slashed. There will be different promotions each day. Please see their website for terms and conditions. I’ll be stocking up on some bubble bath and body custard.
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18 responses to “Boost Your Mood With Scented Products”
Even the slightest smell can affect the human brain, causing enormous changes in thoughts. I hope we can learn all about the brain in the future.
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Hi, yes I agree. The science backs that up too. There’s nothing better than beautiful scented products for our skin and home. Thanks so much for your comment, regards Christina
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The products sound amazing! I’m a big fan of lovely scented products! Well done on becoming an affiliate ‘
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Hi Adele, thanks so much! I’m stoked to be able to promote a brand that is locally made and one that I really believe in. I’m glad you enjoyed my blog post. Thanks for commenting, regards Christina
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Thanks for the tips! I will be checking the site out!
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Hi Michele, thanks so much for your feedback. Regards Christina
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Scents are a wonderful thing. I love playing with essential oils and stuff
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Hi Erika, I agree. They really boost your mood don’t they? Thanks so much for commenting, regards Christina
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Hi Christina well done with the affiliates and the products look lovely and probably smell delicious! Don’t forget that MLSTL is still going each Wednesday on the Women Living Well After 50 Facebook Group and you are welcome to leave your link there. I’m learning about essential oils and I do think that different perfumes and scents evoke memories especially from childhood
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Hi Sue, thank you so much. It was a huge accomplishment for me and it took a long time to get to this stage (my website had to have so many things like legal pages etc.) I didn’t realise MLSTL was still going! I’ll definitely check it out. Regards, Christina
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Thanks for sharing this with me for #ShoutoutSaturday Christina, it makes complete sense to me. I have a love of citrus scents and they can pick me up when I’m feeling a bit low. I’m off to visit the site now and well done!
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Hi Debbie, I love citrus scents as well. Thank you so much for your feedback, regards Christina
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Thanks, Christina, for sharing this. I like lemon and lavender scents. They’re good for stress relief. #lifethisweek
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Hi Natalie, I agree they’re lovely and uplifting. Thanks for commenting, regards Christina
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It’s a funny thing for me with perfumes and scents. I cannot be in near someone who uses perfume which is overpowering and I found I could not walk into a lush store ever because of that. However, I enjoy gentle scents of coconut and have used some lavender to help me sleep.
Thanks for linking up this week, next week, the optional prompt is 39/51 Healthy. 28.9.2020 Hope to see you there too. Denyse.
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Hi Denyse, I find that some women’s fragrances affect me too. A waft of a strong perfume can set my asthma and hayfever off. I prefer more understated scents. Thank you for your comment, regards Christina
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It’s amazing how smells can influence our mood. I love the scent of saldalwood or patchouli. Both feel calming to me.
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Hi Laurie, yes they are very calming scents aren’t they. Thank you for commenting, regards Christina
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