For some people, lighting up a stick of incense,
lighting some scented candles and putting on a bit of perfume allowing incredibly erotic smells into the air. Other people, in the
presence of the same smells, will end up with a swollen tongue, watery eyes
and, possibly, a ripping headache.
Some people suffer from sensitivity to smell.
This isn’t the same as an allergy to a particular component of whatever is
burning or being sprayed, as an allergy is a reaction that involves the immune
system. Sensitivity to smell simply means that certain smells are irritants,
which can be just as distracting – if not as dangerous – as an allergic
reaction.
If you are worried about this, let whomever you plan
on having some fun with smell whatever incense you plan on lighting up or the
candles and see how they react to it. If they wrinkle up their nose and squint their
eyes, it’s a good sign that they’re going to like the smell even less when you
light up or spray the items. This is a good way to make sure that whatever you
have in mind is going to get you the result you want and not result in someone
not wanting to have sex because of having a headache or a tight feeling in
their chest.
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