The word "scents" is correct and usable in written English.
It is the plural form of the noun "scent," which refers to a pleasant or distinctive smell. You can use "scents" in any situation where you want to refer to multiple smells or fragrances. Here is an example sentence: - The perfume shop was filled with a variety of scents, from floral to woody to fruity.
While some may long for the muted sensory world of winter – the hushed din and dulled scents of a blanketed metropolis – the city's signature, ebullient blaring tends to correlate with a welcome uptick in the mercury, summer street garbage be damned.
Labiofam spent 18 months working with a French company, Robertet, to formulate the scents, uncorked this week at a launch event in Havana.
The sexes themselves smell different, too, and women can glean information about a man's social status from his smell alone.As long ago as the 1950s, a perfumer called Paul Jellinek noted that several ingredients of incense resembled scents of the human body.
They already knew that appropriate scents can improve the mood of those who wear them.
A house cat, you see, does not like being thrust into a torrent of unfamiliar sights, sounds and, most disorienting, scents outside.
They will elevate one's mood but not attract a mate .The fallen sons of Eve?The most interesting area, though, is the interaction between perfumes and natural scents that carry messages but do not have the specific properties of pheromones.
Coming your way: the scents of pitanga (a red berry) and priprioca (a sweet-smelling grass)—and perhaps a cafuné.
And Mr Mazumdar scents opportunity in India's current financial distress.
With the death of Janjalani, the government scents victory.
The buzz his outré designers create around loss-making catwalk collections (Mr Galliano's latest show clad models in tea bags and straitjackets) generates follow-on sales of highly profitable accessories, from bags to scents.
