Guest guest Posted December 30, 2008 Report Posted December 30, 2008 My mother is of the opinion that a person should wear bright colors (like white shoes) in winter; her view is that the world is already drab enough in winter so she doesn't want to compound it. I'm thinking the same perspective could be applied to perfume: typically I have thought of " fresh " scents (citrus, fruit, mint, etc) as being best for spring and summer, but if the goal is to lift folks up in the cold and dark of winter, wouldn't fresh scents be good in cold weather? Can " dark " warm scents lift folks up too? Would you rather be somber in winter? Is " uplifting " to you a certain type of scent? Quote
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