Are there any scents that are generally well-liked that you dislike?

Contributor: surreptitious surreptitious
I'm not talking about things that you find are frequently too strong, though you're welcome to include those if you'd like. I'm talking scents that can make you grimace and turn up your nose at the faintest whiff. Personally, I find floral scents to be revolting. I especially don't like heavier flowers, like roses, or nighttime floral perfumes. I'm also not a big fan of coconut on its own - I don't mind the taste of coconut, but artificial coconut-scented things are just icky. I don't mind coconut when it's mixed with other things, like pineapple or banana, but on its own it's a deterrent.

I hope that I'm not duplicating someone else's thread, but after reading through 7 or 8 pages of threads on scents, I had had quite enough of seeing the same people ask over and over "what does this smell like?" If you know of a similar thread, please feel free to link me!
06/10/2013
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Contributor: MrWill MrWill
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Originally posted by surreptitious
I'm not talking about things that you find are frequently too strong, though you're welcome to include those if you'd like. I'm talking scents that can make you grimace and turn up your nose at the faintest whiff. Personally, I find ... more
Cucumber.

I can't stand the smell of the real thing, and I've only found a single synthetic version I can stand (which is on baby wipes, mixed with something else)
06/10/2013
Contributor: Ansley Ansley
Vanilla. Coconut. Patchouli. They all smell quite vile to me. I like heady scents like musk and jasmine.
06/10/2013
Contributor: MrWill MrWill
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Originally posted by Ansley
Vanilla. Coconut. Patchouli. They all smell quite vile to me. I like heady scents like musk and jasmine.
A woman with just the right amount of a jasmine scent on her could make me do very very evil things.
06/10/2013
Contributor: PropertyOfPotter PropertyOfPotter
Roses and any overly floral scented product.
06/10/2013
Contributor: SydneyScreams SydneyScreams
Vanilla scent gives me headaches and makes me want to vomit. Super sweet smelling scents also bother me (usually fruity scents)
06/10/2013
Contributor: Catan Catan
I don't mind vanilla as a scent, but I don't like the flavor vanilla, which is pretty unusual!
I'm not a huge fan of floral scents like roses, but I don't find them off-putting.
06/10/2013
Contributor: js250 js250
Cinnamon, musk and patchoulli....uggh!!
06/10/2013
Contributor: Lildrummrgurl7 Lildrummrgurl7
Warmer scents like vanilla, caramel, butterscotch, or those "fresh baked cookie" candles. Blegh.
06/10/2013
Contributor: Adnerbmw Adnerbmw
i dont like store created rose scent, and Vanilla, the super sweet vanilla that most candles have makes me want to vomit. its too much. But i love jasmine scents
06/10/2013
Contributor: evanescentowl evanescentowl
There aren't many scents that I dislike, but I'm not a huge fan of either vanilla or chocolate (at least the fake kind you usually find in candles and body washes).
06/10/2013
Contributor: surreptitious surreptitious
I find it crazy that there are so many things that are vanilla-scented, yet a TON of people dislike vanilla. Okay, okay, I'm drawing from a very small sample, but still. I love the smell of vanilla, but a lot of vanilla-scented candles and such are too much for me because they just put in SO much fragrance. It's very easily too sweet.
06/10/2013
Contributor: ViVix ViVix
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Originally posted by surreptitious
I'm not talking about things that you find are frequently too strong, though you're welcome to include those if you'd like. I'm talking scents that can make you grimace and turn up your nose at the faintest whiff. Personally, I find ... more
I'm not a huge fan of florals either.
06/10/2013
Contributor: ViVix ViVix
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Originally posted by PropertyOfPotter
Roses and any overly floral scented product.
Oh! Definitely roses!
06/10/2013
Contributor: PeaceToTheMiddleEast PeaceToTheMiddleEast
I think the only one that I do not like is musk. I actually enjoy patchouli.
06/10/2013
Contributor: Chelynn67 Chelynn67
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Originally posted by surreptitious
I'm not talking about things that you find are frequently too strong, though you're welcome to include those if you'd like. I'm talking scents that can make you grimace and turn up your nose at the faintest whiff. Personally, I find ... more
I can't handle anything offensive, I have a hard time dealing with it. It will make me very sick and I hate that. I drive my family crazy too because I shower often.
06/10/2013
Contributor: rosythorn rosythorn
new car smell and lavender.
06/10/2013
Contributor: sunflower sunflower
Besides saying "I hate anything scented", stuff that smells too much like cherry or grape medicine. I was looking at some massage oil that smelled like grape medicine and said NOPE.
06/10/2013
Contributor: KinkyKatieJames KinkyKatieJames
I'm not the biggest fan of fruity scents.

This is out of the ordinary, but I can't stand the smell of pizza. Maybe because I actually dislike pizza (I'm weird, I know), but this seems to shock everyone... Especially when they find out I'm Italian.
06/10/2013
Contributor: Zombirella Zombirella
Floral. Flowers are pretty but they make my allergies nuts. I also hate cut grass, nothing upsets my allergies worse than that.
06/11/2013
Contributor: clockwork451 clockwork451
I hate lavender, cotton, and anything overly floral or fruity.
06/11/2013
Contributor: Ansley Ansley
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Originally posted by MrWill
A woman with just the right amount of a jasmine scent on her could make me do very very evil things.
Love, love jasmine. It's just so romantic and sexy. I turn into a puddle when hubby splashes on a bit of Polo (original), the muskiness just melts my knees.
06/11/2013
Contributor: chicmichiw chicmichiw
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Originally posted by surreptitious
I'm not talking about things that you find are frequently too strong, though you're welcome to include those if you'd like. I'm talking scents that can make you grimace and turn up your nose at the faintest whiff. Personally, I find ... more
I dislike Chanel! Every Chanel scent, from classic No. 5, Coco and even the Bleu pour homme -- they all smell kind of musty, kind of 'old people-y'. Maybe it's because it's such a classic scent that it gets imitated everywhere (sometimes badly). But I adore Issey Miyake perfumes since it just smells like a refreshing take, like I've never smelt it before.
06/11/2013
Contributor: bettyboom bettyboom
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Originally posted by Ansley
Vanilla. Coconut. Patchouli. They all smell quite vile to me. I like heady scents like musk and jasmine.
I hate the smell of Patchouli. I totally understand there. Initially, the scent isn't bad, but everyone I know that wears it seems to take a bath in the stuff.
06/11/2013
Contributor: *Camoprincess* *Camoprincess*
Cucumbers and Coconut Lime
06/11/2013
Contributor: alliegator alliegator
Perfume-y floral scents give me a terrible headache. I love rose, but when it smells more natural and not when it's intensified into fake-perfume smell.
06/11/2013
Contributor: Cosmonaut Cosmonaut
Sometimes Old Spice makes me sick..only sometimes.
06/11/2013
Contributor: bayosgirl bayosgirl
Patchouli. Powder. Strong perfumes/air fresherners in general. Ick.
06/11/2013
Contributor: Taylor Taylor
Probably my least favorite are lotions/candles that are food scents like cookies, or apple cider or something like that.
06/11/2013
Contributor: null null
I don't like florals, especially lavendar. Yuck!
I also get sick when I smell bread and milk, but I still eat them, I just try not to smell them.
06/12/2013