They say that the eyes are the windows of the soul, but the nose may be the key to emotional health. You may know through experience that there is a connection between smell and emotion, and how connections affect everything from work performance to stress levels. Therefore, it is not surprising that aromatherapy (the use of natural oils to enhance people's health or mood) is in the mainstream.
You want the smell in the bathroom to cover up, but don't be too strong. (Source: gwycech / iStock / GettyImages) 7. Bathroom
When it comes to the bathroom, you want to find a part-time scent - or a scent combination. On the one hand, the aroma you want - and the bathroom itself - is clean, and in other respects, it's a nice space with an exhilarating smell that helps activate and wake you up in the morning.
"Bathrooms need constant attention," Yang said. “The water in the bath and shower air causes mold and scum, so a good way to keep the room clean is to use lemon, tea, eucalyptus and lavender essential oils.” (Note: These oils can be used in diffusers or homemade cleaning products.) For an exhilarating, vibrant atmosphere, Anthony recommends mixing grapefruit, rosemary and mint. “This combination is clean and white,” she said. “This is a great way to start a new day.”
