I was hoping to try out the suggestion of a recent study that seemed to show women preferred the scents of licorice and cucumbers as 'sexy'. Does anyone out there have any suggestions for both of these items as notes in one product, or if not, then at least one of these at the heart of a product. Thanks.
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