Experts say, there is no memory as powerful as the memory of scent. We form our strongest associations, our most ardent likes and most violent dislikes, based on information from our olfactory organs. If you've ever been assailed by a sudden memory from the past with unexpected intensity, you may not realize it, but there was probably a smell, faint perhaps, of something reminiscent of your past. A familiar perfume, flowers from your neighbor's back yard, a whiff of apple pie, pipe tobacco, or any number of things can trigger memories, good or bad, old or new, welcome or intrusive.

We all have our favorites; odors that make us smile, because we associate them with pleasant experiences in our lives. As lovers, we can use smells to lure and entice. Freshly bathed, sweet smelling with just a hint of muskiness, we are hard to resist. It will take little effort to convince our Significant Other that we are interested in romantic play. The fragrance we choose can be our secret signal even in polite company.

Perfumes are one thing which always remind you of heavenly fragrance and beautiful sensuous feeling in the heart and soul. Owning some of the finest perfumes though, can burn a hole in your pocket. Most of the perfumes and colognes are extremely expensive, depending on the concentration of pure oils in their composition. Since ancient times, perfumes were used in the form of perfumed body oils, which were, are even now and will always be the strongest and longest lasting form of fragrance.