"beautiful scent" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a pleasing or appealing odor or fragrance. Example: "The garden was filled with a beautiful scent of blooming roses."
It was a beautiful scent, with a raw green hint — and it was, he realized, wrong for Nil.
This morning saw the first of the delicate pink 'Lord Nelson' opening, again without much vigour, but with a beautiful scent that makes all disappointment abate.
Sweet violet Often overlooked besides better-known spring flowers such as primroses and wood anemones, the common or sweet violet is small and lies low down, but has a beautiful scent which has been used for perfume since Ancient Greece.
But a morning downpour in Melbourne has not only ignited the beautiful scent of the gum trees, it has also softened the ground and I manage to float the ball 160 yards or so on to the green.
"The smell of cooked grain is a beautiful scent for them," O'Neill said.
Simply having a flower on the label with a tagline about the beautiful scent of lavender does not mean there is any lavender in the formula.
For the wider perfume market, the company produces a distillation of tuberose — a flower that blooms on agave plants — that is one of the most beautiful scents ever created.
Though she does not own one bottle of perfume, Subha M. Patel, the director of fragrance research and development for International Flavors and Fragrances, has spent 26 years cataloging some of the most beautiful scents in nature for the company, the world's second-largest producer of artificial flavors and fragrances.
Using herbs in the bath is a calming experience that fills the air with beautiful scents, transforming your bath from a cleaning routine to a transforming experience.
Buy now Verdict: You won't put a foot wrong if you give your girl Chloe Love Story – a beautiful romantic scent, or the Diptique Rosafolia candle.
The youths of Al Zuhur were jasmine trees whose petals had scattered, night-blooming flowers that had blossomed with sunset, their beautiful nighttime scent wafting through like the Arabian jasmine that the young men of Tripoli sell to Libyan ladies in traditional attire on their way to weddings.
