Marian Bendeth Research Paper

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It stalks a person twenty-four hours and seven days a week. It comes off as a pleasant or horrible scent as it attacks the nostrils of the people who are trapped in its atmosphere. “Fragrance speaks the loudest on a subliminal level,” states Marian Bendeth. This is indeed true. The first thing a person notices on someone is his or her scent. The smell tells the story of that particular person’s life and what characteristics the person possess. A person knows if someone is dirty or clean just by smelling their fragrance. First impressions are very important, so why would a person want to have a horrible smell lingering onto him or her? A person roams around many stores to find the right type of fragrance for him or her. For women, the right

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