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Fun Fact - Scent and Genetics

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Fun Fact - Scent and Genetics

Did you know that each human has their own distinct odor? Like fingerprints, every person has their own distinct odor. The distinct odor you have comes from the same genes that determine tissue type. The only known exception to this fact has been identical twins that share the same genetic make up.
Fairmont Hotel Scent

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Fairmont Hotel Scent

From the moment one walks into a Fairmont Hotel anyplace in the world, they are rewarded by its beautiful, distinct signature scent.  It is perfectly harmonized between masculine and feminine. With our own inspired creation, it is no longer necessary to go to a Fairmont Property to enjoy this luxurious scent! If you love the scent of a Fairmont Hotel, you will love DESERT ROSE by Aroma360. This deep and romantic scent is comprised of dark damask rose and the rich layers of oud wood. Enticing clove and sweet praline seduce your senses to create a decadent display of lush aromas for a tantalizing sensory experience unlike any other.
Case Study - Scenting Restaurants

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Case Study - Scenting Restaurants

Patrons spent 15% more time and 20% more money in a scented restaurant versus an unscented restaurant. How's that for some food for thought!!??
Sense of Smell and Disease
The Scent of the Wynn Hotel

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The Scent of the Wynn Hotel

Ever wished that amazing smell of the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas could be yours? Well now it can! Try MYSTIFY and enjoy this aromatic delight in the comfort of your own home. MYSTIFY is an aromatic masterpiece that begins with a citrus lemon note which is combined with a green melon accord. The body of the fragrance is a floral bouquet of lily and jasmine. This leads to a delicate raspberry nuance. The fragrance dries down to a mossy musk base.  It is a customer and staff favorite and it will save you a trip to Vegas!!
Fun Fact - Scent and Dogs
Scent and Creativity

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Scent and Creativity

Research reports the beneficial effect of sleep on creativity can be enhanced by an incorporating scent. In a recent study, participants congregated at a lab in the evening and watched a 10-minute video about volunteer work. After they watched the movie, they were given the task to task think of innovative ways to encourage people to volunteer more of their time. For some of the participants, a hidden scent diffuser diffused a scent while participants watched the movie. Before going to bed, they were given an envelope containing a second scent diffuser, which they were instructed to open before falling asleep. The remaining participants were exposed to no scent, either while sleeping or awake. The following morning, everyone was given two minutes to list the creative solutions they had come up with. The raters scored all the ideas on a creativity scale and found the ideas of those who slept with the scent were far more innovative than those who had slept with no odor at all.
New Client Alert - Land Rover

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New Client Alert - Land Rover

We are very proud to announce Land Rover has been added to the Aroma360 client list. As a tribute to the incredible history of Land Rover, here are some fun facts. 1. Land Rover is the second oldest four-wheel drive vehicle in history (after the Willys Jeep) 2. Charles S. King, the man who ended up designing the Range Rover, got his start developing jet turbine engines for Rolls Royce before moving over to Range Rover. 3. The Range Rover currently holds the honor of being the only vehicle ever to be displayed in the Louvre gallery in Paris, thanks to the fact that it was considered a masterpiece of industrial design.
The smell of a first impression

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The smell of a first impression

A recent study examined how identical scents can actually smell different from one another, depending on the type of labeling used. If a scent is paired with a pleasant-looking label, it will be perceived as a more pleasant smell overall than the same scent when paired with a more negative, less attractive label. The reason is, our expectations actually influence how our brain perceives scent. Brain scans taken during this particular study reveal that the person’s initial reaction to the labels—positive or negative—affected how blood flowed to the test subjects’ olfactory processing areas. How is that for first impressions!

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