National Fragrance Day
Spring is back in the air, as well as National Fragrance Day. Each year on March 21st, let your favorite scents lift your mood or transport you to another location.
Fragrances and science are both present in fragrance and science
How to celebrate #nationalfragranceday.
- Find some new ways to enjoy your sense of smell
- Use your current fragrance or find a new one
- Light a candle or replace a wax melt
- To your bath, add fragrant oil
- Remember that a scent can lift a mood or become a signature style.
- To add a floral scent to the room, place a bouquet of flowers in a vase. Place a bouquet of flowers in a vase
- Education students, visit the Classroom for a National Fragrance Day lesson planned for you!
- On social media, use the hashtag #NationalFragranceDay to post
The national fragrance day is the first national fragrance day in the United States' history
Parfum manufacturers introduced National Fragrance Day in the early 1980s to celebrate all the ways fragrances can enhance our lives.
Frangrance FAQ
Is there any other smell-related days on the calendar?
A. Yes. Yes. Yes. Find these observances out: Check these observances out:
- Smell Day is the National Sense of Smell Day in the United States
- National Anosmia Day
Q. Do fragrances have different strengths?
A. They do come in different strengths when it comes to cologne and perfume. has the highest percentage of fragrance oils, while Eau de Fraiche has the lowest amount of fragrance oils, and Parfum with the lowest amount of fragrance oils is the most popular. The fragrance's purity is determined by the oil content..
