Good smell, good life | Today’s psychology

Many of us are trying to seal our homes for the season. You are ready to turn on your air conditioner (Northern Hemisphere) or heating system (Southern Hemisphere).

After the windows close, the air in our home has gotten old and it takes a few days to start to nostalgically reflect on the fresh breeze that was floating through our home. But you need to “engineer” scent What scent would be best in your home and if you would?

When we are in a place that smells “good” we feel better and when it happens, we are more effective problem solvers and we think more creatively and get along well with others, for example.

When the smell is fresh, the space smells. “Fresh” is one of the sensory experiences we recognize when we encounter it, but we find it difficult to describe in words. If you have windows open when possible, then the home is probably pretty fresh, as you have a modern ventilation system in place, clean/replace the air filters of your HVAC system on schedule, and keep up with dust, vacuums and mopping.

So, once you have established a “fresh” base, what kind of fragrance should you layer?

You bring products to your home with a scented scent – even “uninhibited” ones that usually smell like something. In addition to keeping the smell of your home fresh, you should also make multiple scent-related choices when purchasing cleaning products, soaps, and more.

• Around the world, people generally think that the scent of flowers smells nice.
• The baking and holiday traditions of each culture produce all kinds of odors that enhance positive relevance and mood. In North America, for example, the smell of vanilla is tied to freshly baked gravel and the end-of-year holiday with cinnamon and pine.
• When associating something comfortable Memory The scent makes you feel better when you smell it. For example: If a jasmine vine surrounds your grandmother’s veranda and you have had a wonderful time on that veranda with your relatives, the smell of jasmine will enhance your mood today.

What does the research say about scented products and specific odors to look for clean and clean?

• Now is the time to use the lavender potpourri that has been given to you for years, or scout out the lavender scented soap/cleaner. Scientific research shows that the smell of lavender is truly relaxing. Plus, it trusts us more.
• Are you a huge fan of lavender? Instead, add an orange smell to relax and defeat you anxiety level.
• Do you want to be more vigilant? Try smelling rosemary, grapefruit or peppermint.
• Another benefit of smelling grapefruit: When a woman smells like grapefruit, a man may estimate her age as five years younger than he actually is.
• In your home office, the lemon smells nice to sniff. It is linked to improving professional performance.
• The cinnamon sugar smell in cinnamon rolls is directly linked to a creative performance boost. I knew there was a good reason to bake cinnamon pastries.

Don’t add too much fragrance to the space. People shouldn’t even recognize that the space is “smelling and swaying” unless you’re drawing them Note Plus, and even then, they should not be able to identify the smell being used. It’s easy.

Managing the scent of your life is one way to make your life much better.