Sensory journey for Christmas

Anyone who has ever visited India will never forget the first breathtaking moment they step out of the airport and into the overwhelming heat and chaos of this country. Hit by a blanket of humidity and a frenzy of sounds, the scent of the air is indelible. Simmering in the heat are the aromas of spices, a sensual mustiness and pervading hints of sandalwood and musk. Click here for exotic fragrances from the East

Most Australians will identify with the lasting connections experienced from childhood summer holidays spent lazing at the beach. There is something so invigorating about the biting tang of salty sea breezes, the sweet and irresistibly cloying scent of coconut oil sizzling on skin, and the earthy grounding notes of moss on rocks, seaweed fermenting on sand and sun-baked driftwood. Click here for how to create your own personal paradise

There can be no question that Paris is a woman. What other city in the world speaks to women in a language that can indulge all her senses from the visual beauty of the city, with its incomparable fashion, to the musical sounds of the language, the delectable taste of the food, the passionate feelings and sentiments of the people, its culture and history to the everlasting recollections of scents and fragrances?Click here for French-feel fragrances