Why Scents stay in the Heart
- vidyamev
- Jul 31, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 1, 2025
Fragrance and memories are directly associated with each other. Fragrance brings
memories and memories brings back our heartfelt moment. Have you ever found yourself
suddenly in mid of your childhood garden or park just because you smell that rose or mogra
again? Have you ever found yourself again in your home while you are miles away because
you got the smell of freshly baking of besan k Lodoo from neighbourhood. Infact smell of my
mother’s Shampoo makes me remember her wet hair, her touch that waked me up in the
Sunday mornings. Fragrance of your Dhoopbati could make you remember God. That old
sweater make you remember a hug you forgot you missed? Might be of your Ex. Hahaha.
Smell of your newly born is forever in your heart. You sense that in every close moment
with your kid.
That’s not magic. It’s your brain—and your nose—working together in the most emotional
way possible.
The Science Behind it
Unlike other senses, smell is processed by the olfactory bulb, which is directly connected to
the brain’s limbic system — the seat of emotion and memory.
This is why:
A fragrance can make you smile or cry before you even know why.
Memories tied to scent are more vivid and emotional than visual or auditory ones.
Creating Memories Through Fragrance
Fragrances don’t just unlock old memories. They create new ones.
Wearing your Signature smell (Musk or Black) is associated with the memory you
gonna leave in your workplace.
Crypto is going to create an aura, an environment that makes your presence felt
even without speaking.
Exotic actually tells your mood, your confidence. Speaks you are definitely ready for
today’s challenges to conquer.
Floraine in your partner can make an unforgettable memory in every party.
Fierce is unapologetic you. Balancing work and Life without guilt.
Amber like smoothness is your day forward.
Your mood, your Oscean, your Instinct is “You” and memory you create.
Choose the Fragrance which stays in the heart.




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