It's all about the smell.

Everyone and everything around us changes when it's winter. These changes mean that the fragrances we use for ourselves and our homes should change as well. Here's a guide to good smells for autumn and winter that will help you and your home feel better.

Ylang Ylang for a boost

Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, is a type of depression that comes with changes in the seasons. It starts in the winter and lasts for a few months. This oil makes you feel better when you're down. It's easy to add a few drops to your bath water or mix it with another oil for a massage. It is also a strong aphrodisiac and can help with anxiety, tension, and stress, as well. To use this on your hair, you can add some drops of the oil to your shampoo or conditioner and use it as the last rinse.

Orange for good mood

Use this oil to make you happy when the weather changes. Make your bath water smell good by adding a few drops of orange.

Rose was made for calm.

There is a lot of rose oil because wedding season has begun. It helps with mental fatigue, anxiety, and leaves you with a sense of calm. It also helps to rejuvenate tired muscles, and it can help you stay healthy.

You can put lemon grass in your garden to help get rid of mosquitoes

To let fresh air in, we like to open our windows when there is a little chill. But mosquitoes come with open windows, so lemongrass is the best way to get rid of them. Mix it with water and spray it around your house to keep mosquitoes away. It has a strong smell that keeps them away.

Basil is good for luck.

Basil is one of the most powerful oils, and it is said to bring good fortune. You can use it during the holiday season to welcome the good times.

Choose your scent.

Before you choose a perfume for yourself, make sure that the smell goes well with your body smell. All scents have their own personality. Make sure you pick the one that fits with yours. To start with, you need to figure out if you are a person who likes things that smell like flowers, wood, spices, or citrus. Layer your perfume, but don't wear more than three at a time. Then, spray it on your wrist and hold it 6 inches away from your nose to smell. This helps you get to it more quickly.

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