It’s no secret that scent and emotion are closely connected. Aromas can make us feel grounded, euphoric, nostalgic, relaxed, or, unfortunately, tense, anxious, and even fearful. As it turns out, there is real neuroscience behind the connection between what we smell and how we feel.
Now that Covid-19 vaccine numbers are up in the U.S. and new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths are down, what do we do with all those half-used bottles of hand sanitizer?
It’s no secret that scent and emotion are closely connected. Aromas can make us feel grounded, euphoric, nostalgic, relaxed, or, unfortunately, tense, anxious, and even fearful. As it turns out, there is real neuroscience behind the connection between what we smell and how we feel.
Now that Covid-19 vaccine numbers are up in the U.S. and new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths are down, what do we do with all those half-used bottles of hand sanitizer?
