Finding the right scent for you

Mi hogar is always filled with scents that keep me in love with my home. I love walking through the door and immediately lighting a candle, spraying a scent into the rooms and switching on the wax melts warmer. The scents in my home change a lot, depending on the season and the mood that I’m in. Now, thanks to Glade, I have six more scents to add to my collection.

Did you know that as people look to take more deep breaths and aim to enjoy each day, fragrance can help them savor more moments?

A recent study by Glade found that more than four out of five people say they understand the positive value scent can bring to their lives.

With this in mind, Glade has introduced the bold new Glade Premium Room Sprays, perfect for every type of personality. There are six different scents, and figuring out which ones to get might be a bit of a challenge – unless you like spraying them all at the store. Glade wants to help you out with this so they used the commonly recognized Myer-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) test to help you figure out which Glade fragrance is your perfect match, based on your personality. So let’s find your fragrance! Are you…

The Giver?

Popular and sensitive, with outstanding people skills. Incorporating scents of fruits including pineapple and mixed berries when hosting a gathering can make the time spent together more pleasant. A great fit would be Island Escape.

The Executive?

Assertive and outspoken – they are driven to lead. Working from home can be more effective when your office is filled with a peaceful scent of lavender including hints of rose and jasmine. A great fit would be Lavender Embrace.

The Guardian?

Practical, traditional, and organized. Likely to be athletic. Make sure you maintain a clean and inviting room with the scent of fresh sheets when coming home from a practice or winning a championship game. A great fit would be Sheer White Cotton.

The Life of the Party?

People-oriented and fun-loving, they make things more fun for others by their enjoyment. Living for the moment, they love new experiences. Make a splash with a fun, beach fragrance that combines scents of mixed fruits like melons and peaches while you prepare for your next cook-out. A great fit would be Playful Paradise.

The Artist?

Quiet, serious, sensitive and kind. Likely to be original and creative. Enjoy the present moment. Create a peaceful environment where you can enjoy your space and time with a burst of ripe fruit and floral scents. A great fit would be Dazzling Blooms.

Okay – you have your scent? Find out more about your scent and what you can expect from it:

• Dazzling Blooms: Brighten the room with a burst of ripe fruit and floral scents
• Playful Paradise: Make a splash with this fun, beach fragrance that combines scents of mixed fruits like melons and peaches
• Island Escape: Infuse the air with this sweet medley of island fruits including hints of pineapple and mixed berries
• Lavender Embrace: Embrace the moment with this peaceful bouquet of soft and soothing lavender including notes of eucalyptus, rose and jasmine
• Brilliant Sunshine: Enjoy hints of peach, cantaloupe and lilac, like a ray of sweet sunshine on a summer day
• Sheer White Cotton: Freshen the air with the scent of fresh sheets blowing in the breeze, including hints of honeydew, pear and jasmine

I can never settle on just one scent so I like to have a different scent for each room, and then my oldest kid chooses one for their room. Lavender is by far my favorite scent – and that one always goes in the restroom. Lavender is supposed to help you get a better night’s sleep!

The new Glade Premium Room Sprays are available year-round in the air care aisle of most food, drug and mass-merchandise stores. For more information visit Glade.com or Facebook.com/Glade, and follow Glade at Twitter.com/Glade and Instagram.com/Glade using #BestFeelings.

This is not a sponsored post. I received the products pictured above to facilitate this post. All thoughts and ideas remain my own.

Originally published on May 26, 2014. Last Updated on January 26, 2015 by Pattie Cordova