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Salon du Parfum 2026 Guide >>

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The Science of Scent

Can the Faint-Smelling Compound Cedrol Change How Quickly You Fall Asleep?

Overnight recordings in 11 young women found differences in sleep onset and total sleep time with cedrol, but not in deep sleep or ratings on waking.
2026.10.19
The Science of Scent
The Science of Scent

Does Reactivating a Mint-Scented Mask Make It More Comfortable?

A six-hour study found lower perceived nasal discomfort with a mint-scented mask, but no clear additional improvement when its scent was reactivated.
2026.10.19
The Science of Scent
The Science of Scent

Does Pineapple Fragrance Increase Saliva? An Experiment on Room Brightness

A study of 10 healthy men examined pineapple fragrance, lighting, and footbaths. What did the saliva measurements show, and what remains uncertain?
2026.10.19
The Science of Scent
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