A short message on cleaning products in France:in America everything clean must smell of pine or lemon. I'm not sure why this is...
in France clean can be grapefruit scented [as in the St. Marc's anti-bacterial wipes, shown above] or thyme-basil. It can be orange flower, lotus or jasmine..rose or lily-of-the-valley. sweet almond or savon de marseilles (which really is just French for lavender scented). do the French have a heightened appreciation for smell? alternatively, why don't more use deodorant?
and why must all beauty products concerning feet in America smell like peppermint? riddle me that, Batman.
4 comments:
I love orange scented cleaning products. You can find that now in America. I think cleaning product smells have started to diversify here lately.
I love your thoughts on scented products. You gave me a good laugh this morning.
If I could I'd have everything in my home smelling like sweet pea or clean linen. Is there such thing as essence of clean linen?
Is there such thing as essence of clean linen?
Demeter makes a fragrance called Sweet Pea, actually! I've never tried it but I have smelled Laundromat, and it's pretty yummy. My favorite scent of theirs is Dirt [probably not what you had in mind, though]. You should check them out!
"I think cleaning product smells have started to diversify here lately."
I certainly hope so! Someone else also mentioned green apple for dishwashing liquid, so, I guess now I'll have both of those to look forward to =)
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