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29/09/2022

Masks off and time to enjoy the sweet smelling world again!

29/09/2022

Hello World, AllSense is Back! -

Working with the energetic team at Museum of Ice Cream to design and deploy 8 delectable ice cream fragrances to compliment their catchy interiors.

06/08/2020

Now, we are moving on to the spices!

9. Native to SouthEast Asia, the Nutmeg tree is the source of the nutmeg spice. What does the nutmeg actually smell like? Common descriptions of nutmeg would be sweet spicy aromatic peppery woody. It is used to flavour many kinds of baked goods, confections and meat. Go find out for yourself what it smells like!

10. If you are a baker, you will definitely be familiar with this tree. The sweet spicy hot fragrance of cinnamon is emitted from the dried bark of the cinnamon tree. This power spice not only flavours both sweet and savoury foods, it is also found to have anti-viral properties! In Singapore, we can find this tree in Sentosa and Fort Canning.

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05/08/2020

7. This specimen along Upper Serangoon Road is probably more than 60 years of age and is one of the largest roadside trees in Singapore. The faintly fragrant flowers of Angsana bloom for only a day, then rain down the next morning, creating yellow carpets on the ground

8. The pulai tree is a mid canopy tree that has a pagoda shaped crown.Its flowers are lightly-scented, but fully-blooming trees emit strong heady fragrance which is sometimes described as reminiscent of burnt sugar.

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30/07/2020

5. Another flower found in Botanical Gardens- Tembusu Flowers. The Tembusu tree is one of Singapore’s most distinctive native trees. It is a large, evergreen tree that grows up to 40m in height. During the flowering season in May - June and October - November, its creamy white flowers open at sunset and give off a strong sweet-smelling fragrance in the evening.

6. The symbolic smell of Jasmine flowers sold in the shops will infiltrate your nostrils as you take a stroll along the streets of Little India, making the scent inextricably linked to the memories of the place.

Which scent do you prefer? Let us know in the comments down below!

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Contact AllSense for a fragrance consultation or pick from Singapore's favourite scents. discover@allsense.com.sg | 68731140

29/07/2020

3. Fort Canning Cannon Ball Tree. The lower part of the tree's massive trunk is lined with a mass of short woody branches bearing large showy flowers and large round fruits. The shape and size of the fruit look very much like cannonballs and thus giving rise to its name. The brightly coloured flowers are bisexual, fleshy, waxy and large, measuring about 12 cm across, it gives off a sweet and perfume-like fragrance.

4. Paper Bark Tree. Kampong Glam is named after this useful native tree, Paper Bark (Melaleuca cajuputi). Also known as the Gelam tree, it bears tiny, white to creamy-yellow flowers borne on a long spike in the shape of a bottle-brush. Its white papery bark may peel off in large flakes like sheets of paper. The leaves are used to distil cajeput oil or tea tree oil which has antiseptic uses, giving the tree a medicinal scent.

Go and search for these trees and let us know which is your preferred scent in the comments below!

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Contact AllSense for a fragrance consultation or pick from Singapore's favourite scents. discover@allsense.com.sg | 68731140

27/07/2020

As July draws to a close, we are just two weeks away from SG55! To celebrate Singapore's 55th birthday, AllSense will be showcasing 2 local iconic scents each day until 9 August for you and your loved ones to discover. Ready to embark on this scent trail together with us? Today, we start off with Frangipanis found along the Kranji Nature trails and the familiar national flower Vanda Ms Joaqium in the Botanical Gardens.

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Contact AllSense for a fragrance consultation or pick from Singapore's favourite scents. discover@allsense.com.sg | 68731140

08/07/2020

A key part of retail marketing strategy that savvy business owners understand is how to create an emotive and highly engaging experience for their customers.

Designed to express the overall brand message and environment, scent marketing has been shown to enhance both business profitability and brand identity.

A blend of Lime Zest, Watery Greens, Lavender flowers, amber and wild Eucalyptus fills the FIF showspace ensuring a shopping visit down is always a calm and welcoming experience.

Founded from a passion for creating beautiful spaces & backed with half a decade’s experience in furniture - FIF Singapore exists to bring your interior dreams to life.

AllSense provides scenting for Hotels, Retailers, Events and now...Homes.

Contact us for a fragrance consultation or pick from Singapore's favourite scents. discover@allsense.com.sg | 6873 1140

02/07/2020

https://allsense.com.sg/is-clean-indoor-air-a-new-luxury/

Clean air is the new currency..

In a comprehensive global study conducted in 2017, the World Health Organisation estimates that indoor and outdoor air pollution causes […]

01/07/2020

Smell is intimately tied to memory and emotion. Having a distinctive scent associated with your environment has been shown to enhance customer awareness, recollection and brand loyalty.

The Closet Lover, a homegrown women's fashion store that was established in 2007 as a blogshop has now expanded to 7 retail stores in Singapore, Malaysia and Cambodia.

White Tea and Lily with a foundation of Soft Musk elevates their store experience, providing a pleasant welcome to their customers.

AllSense provides scenting for Hotels, Retailers, Events and now...Homes.

Contact us for a fragrance consultation or pick from Singapore's favourite scents.

discover@allsense.com.sg | +65 873 1140

25/06/2020

https://allsense.com.sg/strategic-use-of-aromas-while-learning-and-during-sleep-might-improve-exam-performance/

Olfaction is one of the oldest senses and links closely to parts of the brain that deal with emotion and memory.

A recent study, which used rose scents to boost memory performance, investigated the role of smell in learning and memory. […]