Gourmand Scents
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Finding Your Gourmand Scent
Coffee Or Dessert
Caffè Latte is the coffee shop. Pistachio and Salted Caramel, Whipped Vanilla and Confetti Vanilla Cupcake are dessert. Cotton Candy is the lightest and sweetest of the group.
Spice Or Citrus
Gingerbread, Apple Cinnamon and Pumpkin Spice bring baked spice for the cooler months. Limoncello is the bright one, with lemon zest and candied citrus over a soft vanilla finish.
Room By Room
Coffee and citrus near the kitchen. Caramel and vanilla in living rooms. The sweetest scents suit smaller rooms, where a lower setting is plenty.
Two Ways To Use Every Bottle
Each bottle can also be used as a room spray with the included fine mist attachment. Because the formula is concentrated and oil-based, a light spray is all you need to fill a room. Avoid spraying directly on leather, vinyl, wood, or painted surfaces, and be cautious over bare floors which can become slippery with repeated use.
Why Gourmand Scents Feel So Familiar
Most people know what coffee, caramel and vanilla smell like long before they know anything about fragrance. That makes gourmand scents easy to choose, because you already know whether you like them.
They also suit rooms where people spend time together. A kitchen that smells like a fresh latte or a living room with a hint of salted caramel feels lived in, where a sharp or very floral scent can feel out of place.
Sweet scents can feel heavy in a small room, so start the diffuser on a lower setting than you would for a fresh or citrus scent, and turn it up only if the room needs more.
Our Best Gourmand Scents
Caffè Latte
Fresh coffee and steamed milk with a touch of vanilla. The coffee shop scent, and a good fit for a kitchen or home office.
Pistachio and Salted Caramel
Roasted pistachio, buttery caramel and a little sea salt. The salt keeps the caramel from tipping into sugary, which makes it easy to run in a living room.
Whipped Vanilla
Creamy vanilla with soft spice and a sweet floral edge. A rounder vanilla for living rooms and bedrooms.
Confetti Vanilla Cupcake
Vanilla buttercream, cake crumb and sugar. The bakery scent, sweet but soft, for bedrooms and smaller rooms.
Cotton Candy
Spun sugar with soft strawberry and vanilla. The lightest scent here, and the most playful.
Gingerbread
Molasses, ginger and butter. Full and warm, and at its best from late fall through the holidays.
Apple Cinnamon
Baked apple and warm cinnamon. A softer spice scent that runs easily all day in a kitchen or family room.
Pumpkin Spice
Spiced pumpkin with cinnamon, nutmeg and clove. The fall classic, from September through Thanksgiving.
Limoncello
Lemon zest and candied citrus with musk and vanilla underneath. A bright take on dessert for kitchens in the warmer months.
Tips For Gourmand Scents
Pair Sweet With Fresh
Run a gourmand scent in one room and something fresh in the next. The contrast keeps both easy to notice.
Match The Season
Pumpkin Spice and Gingerbread suit fall and winter. Limoncello and Cotton Candy fit spring and summer. Coffee, caramel and vanilla work all year.
Start Near The Kitchen
Coffee and caramel feel most natural close to where food is made, so a kitchen or open dining area is a good first spot.
Gourmand Scent Questions
What does gourmand mean in fragrance?
It describes scents built around edible notes such as vanilla, caramel, coffee, sugar and baked spice. The word comes from French and refers to someone who loves good food.
Which gourmand scent is the least sweet?
Caffè Latte. It is built around coffee and steamed milk, with only a touch of vanilla.
Are gourmand scents only for fall and winter?
No. Pumpkin Spice and Gingerbread lean seasonal, but Caffè Latte, Pistachio and Salted Caramel and Whipped Vanilla work all year, and Limoncello suits the warmer months.
Which gourmand scent works best in a kitchen?
Caffè Latte or Limoncello. Coffee and citrus sit comfortably next to cooking, where a very sweet scent can compete with it.
Which size should I start with?
The smallest bottle is a good way to try a scent in one room. Choose 8.5 oz. or 24 oz. for larger rooms, more than one diffuser or a scent you already know you like.
