Keep the summer feeling alive when you’re hanging out inside, too.
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The scents of summer are some of the most deliciously inviting.
Summertime is its natural blooming season, so this flower is rich in color and aroma.
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That means youll get a burst everytime you walk in the door, even if its been a minute.
Put it in a cute diffuser vessel, like theDaisy NightlightorMarble Wall Planter.
To stretch your summer scent, consider drying some herbs and flowers.
Some summer-y options include lavender, mint, basil, thyme, and eucalyptus.
you’re able to also place dried bouquets in vases or hang them in your shower.
The suns UV rays help brighten white fabrics and can zap away unsavory scents.
When you bring them inside, itll usher in those glorious earthy summer smells.
(Just beware, this might not be the best method if you haveallergies.)
Summer Candles
A flickering candle lends a soothing ambience and fills your home with delightful fragrance.
ConsiderVacations Pool Boy Candle($34),Byredos Summer Rain($99),P.F.
Citrus Simmer Pot
Summer lends itself tosimmer pots, too.
To keep your home cooler, opt for a small crockpot versus a stovetop.
This will make your entire house smell of summer.
