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The Secret Smell Routine for Mature Women; Smell Luxurious During Menopause! 720p 50fps
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Jul 2, 2025
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Hey there. Today we're diving into the
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art of smelling absolutely amazing.
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Because as mature women, our scent
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should be as distinctive and captivating
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as our journey. Think of this as your
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invitation to rediscover the power of
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fragrance, a blend of cherished
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memories, personal stories, and that
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unmistakable aura of confidence.
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Whether you're revamping your signature
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scent or simply curious about elevating
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your everyday routine, we're here to
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celebrate every nuance that makes you
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uniquely you, let's explore how the
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right aroma can transform your mood,
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boost your confidence, and truly reflect
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the radiant woman you are. Let's dive
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in.
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Ladies, let me share one of my absolute
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favorite tricks for staying fresh. A
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little secret you might already have
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tucked away in your closet. I'm talking
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about turning your silk scarf into a
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personal mobile fragrance diffuser.
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Trust me, silk scarves aren't just there
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to add a touch of flare to your outfit.
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They're truly secret scent superheroes.
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I don't spray directly on my silk scarf.
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Instead, I mist my favorite perfume into
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the air and allow the delicate fragrance
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to settle naturally onto the fabric. I
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always ensure that the scarf's scent
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harmonizes beautifully with the base
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notes of my perfume. Think of pairing a
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subtle vanilla tone with a hint of
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amber. And the best part,
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silk holds fragrance three times longer
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than skin, all while keeping your look
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effortlessly chic.
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Now, let's dive into the science behind
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it. Silk is a natural protein fiber,
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meaning it's slightly porous, like a
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delicate sponge. This unique quality
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allows it to absorb and hold perfume
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oils beautifully. As my body heat gently
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warms the scarf throughout the day, the
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scent is released in soft, inviting
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waves, like having a personal diffuser
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that moves with you. I even did a little
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comparison between silk and cotton. When
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both were exposed to the same perfume,
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cotton barely held a trace after an
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hour, while the silk still carried a
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heavenly aroma. Cotton may absorb
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fragrance readily, but it quickly
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releases it, whereas silk locks it in
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for a longerlasting experience.
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Not all silk scarves are created equal,
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though. Let's break it down. Chiffon,
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lightweight and sheer, ideal for
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delicate, airy scents like citrus or
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florals.
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Chararmuse, thicker and glossy, perfect
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for richer fragrances such as amber or
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vanilla. Prints versus solids. Bold
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patterns can cleverly hide any potential
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perfume stains, while solid colors let
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you experiment with fun, colorful
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ribbons. When it comes to applying your
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perfume like a pro, here's what I found
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works best. For spraying on silk
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scarves, oil-based perfumes are the way
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to go. They're friendlier to the
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delicate fabric and actually last longer
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thanks to their slower evaporation rate.
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Just remember, oil-based perfumes can
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sometimes leave stains, so always test
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on a hidden spot first to be sure.
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Why should you avoid alcohol-based
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sprays? Well, alcohol can be a bit harsh
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on silk. It dries out the fibers and
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over time could cause some
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discoloration.
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On the other hand, oil-based fragrances
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are perfect for longevity. They cling to
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fabric better and last a lot longer. But
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here's the trick. When you're using an
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oil-based perfume, less is definitely
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more. Just apply a small amount and dab
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it gently to avoid oversaturating the
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fabric or risking any stains. It's all
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about the right balance.
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If you're like me and have a collection
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of fragrances, a little strategy goes a
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long way. When you have multiple
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perfumes, spraying your scarf can be a
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delicate balance since the scent lasts
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many days on fabric compared to skin. My
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solution, I keep a dedicated scarf for
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each perfume, perfectly matching them to
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every occasion.
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There are so many chic ways to style
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your scented scarf, the classic necktie.
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Just drape it loosely for daytime
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errands, letting the scent rise
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naturally.
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Two, we have the Bohemian headband.
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Ideal for a walk in the park. The warmth
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from your head activates the fragrance.
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Three is the wrist wrap. A clever trick
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for dates or meetings. Simply wrap a
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ribbon around your wrist.
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And lastly, braid it into hair. Weave a
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ribbon into a braid for a look that's
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both romantic and functional.
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To keep your scarf as fresh as your
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spirit, a little maintenance goes a long
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way. Hand wash sparingly in cold water
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with a drop of baby shampoo and let it
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air dry.
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And as for refreshing the scent, hang it
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in your bathroom during a hot shower.
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The steam revives the fragrance.
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Lastly, always roll your scarf instead
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of folding it to keep both the fibers
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and the scent intact.
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For mature women, this trick holds even
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more appeal. Hormonal changes can
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sometimes make our skin more sensitive,
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and applying perfume directly to the
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neck or wrists might lead to irritation.
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With a silk scarf, you can enjoy your
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favorite fragrances without worrying
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about a rash. and during those
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unpredictable hot flashes. Simply loosen
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the knot for a cooling breeze and a
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refreshing burst of scent. So, how do
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you style and wear your silk scarves?
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I'd love to hear your thoughts and tips.
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Ladies, let's look at another simple yet
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transformative trick for keeping your
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clothes fresh. It's something I
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absolutely swear by. Scented sachets.
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These little bundles aren't just pretty
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accents. They're real powerhouses,
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especially when it comes to managing the
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hormonal changes that come with
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menopause. Let me share why they work so
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well, how I use them, and why they've
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become my closet's best friend. So, why
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do natural fabrics like cotton, linen,
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or bamboo need sachets? Well, these
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fibers are breathable and absorbent,
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which is great for comfort, but it also
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means they can soak up odors from sweat,
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humidity, or even the scent of fading
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perfume. In comparison, synthetic
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fabrics like polyester trap odors
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because they don't breathe. This is
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where sachets come in. They work with
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natural fibers, infusing them with a
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gentle freshness rather than just
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masking smells with harsh chemicals.
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Natural fibers are basically odor
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sponges and sachets.
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They provide gentle natural freshness
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without overpowering the senses.
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I like to pair my sachets with my
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signature perfume. For example, lavender
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sachets paired with a citrus perfume.
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Divine and cedar with vanilla always
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gives me a warm, cozy vibe. When it
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comes to choosing the right sache for
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your needs, here's what I love.
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Lavender, calming, classic, and fights
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moths. Perfect for storing sweaters and
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delicate knits. Cedar, musky, and
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grounding. Ideal for shoes, handbags,
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and wool coats. I love to get creative.
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Dried rose petals and lemon peel for a
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fresh spring vibe.
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Just beware of synthetic sachets with
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those artificial fragrance beads. They
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can leave behind residue or cause
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allergies. Stick with natural fillers
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for the best experience.
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Placement matters when it comes to
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sachets, too. Don't just toss them into
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any drawer and hope for the best. Here's
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how I strategically place them to get
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the best results. For coats and blazers,
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I tuck a cedar sache in the inner pocket
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to neutralize sweat odors.
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In my handbag, I drop a mini lavender
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sache so I get a fresh scent every time
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I open it. My shoe racks are never
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without a cedar sache slipped into each
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boot or sneaker overnight.
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And for underwear drawers, lavender
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sachets are perfect for adding a subtle,
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clean scent to delicate fabrics.
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For seasonal storage, I can't recommend
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enough that you add two to three sachets
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to your garment bags. Your winter
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woolins will thank you.
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And if you're feeling crafty, here's a
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super easy DIY sache tutorial. A great
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way to personalize your own fresheners,
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get muslin bags, dried lavender or
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cedar, ribbon, and a drop or two of
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essential oil, but it's optional. Scoop
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your dried herbs into the muslin bag,
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leaving some room to tie it up.
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Once a month, just add one drop of
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essential oil to revive the scent. Now,
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I'd love to hear how you use scented
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sachets in your wardrobe. Do you have a
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favorite scent or placement secret?
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Thank you so much for watching. I truly
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hope you found value in this video. If
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you'd like more tips and insights,
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please drop a comment below. I have a
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