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The winter holiday season – December especially – is the ideal time to lean into the festive spirit and decorate your home. Some ideas are obvious, with string lights, Christmas trees and wreaths being found in homes across the country. But there’s another element that can sometimes be forgotten when updating your home for the holidays: Seasonal scents. Just as the smell of freshly baked pie or clean laundry can make your house feel warm and welcoming, so too can the right smells make your home feel especially merry during the holidays. 

Seasonal scents are ideal for quiet evenings spent at home, as well as large gatherings of loved ones. And bonus, smells are one of the most powerful senses for evoking a memory or emotion – which makes them especially loved during the joyous festive period. Scented candles are a crowd favorite, especially during the colder months when the flame adds warmth and light. Diffusers and room sprays can be a great child-proof option, while the raw materials themselves may function as both decor and scent-bomb (think: a real fir tree’s lovely woodsy aroma.) 

best pruning shears, putting together an arrangement in a vase or bringing in a little potted plant for fresh herbs. As these herbs dry, they emit a pleasant yet subtle fragrance, but they can of course also be used in cooking; rosemary is a particularly popular herb for savory holiday classics. An added bonus: If you observe Christmas, then sage also plays a valued role in Christian tradition, as it is said that Mary and baby Jesus hid in a sage bush when King Herrod was searching for them. 

Rosemary and sage plants are non-toxic to cats and dogs which is great news too. 

5. Oranges or clementines 

Many winter scents focus on warmth and coziness, but this is also a great time of year for citrus, in particular clementines. These sweet yet acidic fruits provide a much-appreciated palate cleanser to all the hearty foods and rich desserts associated with the holiday period, as does their bright aroma. On top of that, the vivid orange peels are a nice contrast to all the green, white and silver that naturally occurs during winter. They’re a reminder of warmer, brighter days ahead while still feeling festive in the moment. 

Like many of the other scents on this list, these fruits are nostalgic for a lot of people: some may have received an orange or clementine in their Christmas stocking as a child, while others will have enjoyed oranges as part of mulled wine. If you are someone who enjoys fragrances that are more zesty and sharp, then a citrusy scent is a great way to get festive.  

6. Peppermint 

The holidays are a time for indulgence and sweet treats, so much so that “peppermint” becomes synonymous with candy canes and peppermint bark. Naturally sweet and fragrant, yet with that minty freshness we know and love, peppermint is another great seasonal scent that keeps things from getting too rich and heady. 

Hang candy canes on the Christmas tree or around the house for a little burst of scent, or have a little peppermint plant for ongoing freshness. Although take care as these are toxic to cats and dogs. In addition to being yummy, peppermint is a useful digestive aid and so you can benefit twice over from a fragrant cup of peppermint tea after a big holiday meal. Outside of meal times, peppermint is also a good promoter of relaxation. You can use essential oils or other inedible products for the same effect, if you are someone who enjoys the smell of peppermint but not necessarily the taste. 

7. Myrrh 

Myrrh is one of those elusive scents that a lot of people only know as being one of the three gifts from the wise men. However, it may be more familiar to you than you think, as myrrh is popularly used in religious buildings and still commonly found in many modern fragrances from the Middle East. Native to Oman, Eritrea, Somalia, Saudi Arabia and Yemen, myrrh is a form of resin derived from Commiphora trees. 

The scent is a mix of medicinal, musky and woodsy, which makes it particularly well suited to winter holidays and creating a cozy, mature atmosphere. It’s also one of the few scents on this list that isn’t associated with food, so it’s a good choice for anyone who’s looking to avoid that genre of fragrance. While myrrh is less commonly found than classic spices, you should be able to find myrrh as at least one ingredient in a festive fragrance blend, such as a candle or perfume. 

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