I was so pleasantly surprised to see it in Market Hotel's bathroom this weekend. There's really no *need* to have this around your house (or club) unless you're working with a lot of thicc oil and grease, but who cares. The grainy feel and citrus smell take me back to landscaping jobs and garages and it works like a charm.
I’m a very scent inclined person and my nose is strong, as a result every room has some kind of designated smell to it and it just makes sense to me. Here’s what’s in my rotation of scents for my new home Living room: any fresh or dank candle (right now it’s Citrush by Boy Smells and the pomelo note smacks the entire room) but I’m partial to the Kush candles too. Anything that smells like musk or lemons or grass is preferable Dining room and kitchen: ideally nothing or good food cooking but the hand soap has to be lemon verbena Bathroom: lavender and vanilla bedroom: palo santo or sandalwood
some people go their whole lives without experiencing something they want to do or allowing themselves to try something. the rules are made up. you are not too old for anything
