The phrase "seductive scent" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a pleasing aroma that is attractive or alluring. For example, "the seductive scent of jasmine wafted through the air".
The heady, seductive scent of Thai basil sparked spicy hot drunken man noodles with pork, our choice of meat.
This lovely pasta was cooked perfectly, and the seductive scent of porcini, which were employed with abandon in light cream sauce, made this dish of a few simple ingredients a superb piece of work.
Another unanswered question is what this seductive scent actually smells like.
Shelly is also a judge and people's award favorite, winning Best Aroma and Most Seductive scent from the judges and from salon attendees, Top Artisan Perfumer, Best in Salon and shared Most Seductive Scent with Olfactory Ambassador.
I can envision a pre-human tribe padding warily through the fragrant ashes of a forest fire as they follow a particularly seductive scent.
He was even more successful in the People's Choice Awards, winning Top All-around Product Line and Best New Product, and sharing the lead for Best Aroma, Most Unique, Top Artisan Perfumer and Most Seductive Scent.
I love seductive, scented, sultry syrah.
The country's manicured capital, impeccable roads, high-speed trains, glorious food, seductive scents and deep-rooted savoir-vivre provide a compelling image of wealth and tradition.
The article continued: "The country's manicured capital, impeccable roads, high-speed trains, glorious food, seductive scents and deep-rooted savoir-vivre provide a compelling image of wealth and tradition.
The air is heavy with seductive scents of lavender, vervein and mimosa, and behind the shelves stacked with perfumed soaps and beauty products, you can visit a workshop at the back where the savon is still produced using a variety of Heath-Robinson like contraptions.
It has also been considered to be one of the most seductive scents.
