<v Speaker 1>Katy and Josh makes one hundred about smells and stuff. Katie, Well, yeah,

<v Speaker 1>because here's the thing.

<v Speaker 2>One of my favorite compliments someone can give me is

<v Speaker 2>you smell good. Right, Yeah, it really is, like immediately

<v Speaker 2>makes your whole day.

<v Speaker 1>You smell like bomb pops. Bring that bomb pop.

<v Speaker 3>Yesterday, like the sweet smelly stuff. Right.

<v Speaker 2>My, you was so sexy perfume that I wear. Yes,

<v Speaker 2>So it honestly is such a good compliment. But somebody

<v Speaker 2>said something to me the other day where I was like, well,

<v Speaker 2>this kind of upsy anty a little. They said, you

<v Speaker 2>smell rich, and I just immediately stopped me in my

<v Speaker 2>tracks because I was just I know rich, like exactly right,

<v Speaker 2>almost five dollars a gallo. No, but it like made

<v Speaker 2>me in such a good mood. And I sat there

<v Speaker 2>and I thought about it for a second because I

<v Speaker 2>was like, first of all, what does smelling rich mean?

<v Speaker 1>But also and leather bound books.

<v Speaker 3>And it's kind of funny because that's exactly what it is.

<v Speaker 2>So they talk about, you know, smelling rich in a rich,

<v Speaker 2>luxurious frank. It's not all about like intensity, but it's

<v Speaker 2>about evolving slowly on your skin and like emitting itself

<v Speaker 2>throughout the day, it's not that strong, you know, like

<v Speaker 2>the bomb pop forward, Like when I came into the

<v Speaker 2>room the other day and you're like, well, that smells like.

<v Speaker 3>A popsicle, Like that doesn't smell rich.

<v Speaker 2>Right, it's those mahogany sense that really linger.

<v Speaker 3>And sandal wood that's one of them as well.

<v Speaker 2>And they talk about how the base notes give a

<v Speaker 2>fragrance weight and structure, which is often perceived as more expensive.

<v Speaker 2>So when you're walking around with those sense, people immediately

<v Speaker 2>think you have money.

<v Speaker 3>So what are those rich smelling fragrance? Number one?

<v Speaker 2>They say, the underlying one is vanilla, which you may

<v Speaker 2>think sweet, which we talked about isn't rich, but it

<v Speaker 2>really is like the base of a lot of sense

<v Speaker 2>that kind of like again throughout the day, it just

<v Speaker 2>your body emits it and it kind of blends with

<v Speaker 2>all the other sense that you mix it with to

<v Speaker 2>make it rich.

<v Speaker 1>So if you ever go buy a little thing of

<v Speaker 1>vanilla for like baking, is a little bottle like forty

<v Speaker 1>bucks or something.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, I mean if you get the actually a little

<v Speaker 3>that's smart. That's look at you ahead of the game.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah, all right, check.

<v Speaker 2>I don't know, is it ode o U D.

<v Speaker 1>It's so they seems like when you stub your toes.

<v Speaker 2>It's the most recognizable ingredients when it comes to luxurious

<v Speaker 2>smelling fragrance fragrances. So it's like warm, rich and slightly animalytic.

<v Speaker 2>So they're saying it's got a little bit of this panther,

<v Speaker 2>just a little because the price reflects its rarity.

<v Speaker 3>So just a little bit of that sex people's ode oh.

<v Speaker 1>Ud, don't you see that? Like ode to whatever? Black?

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, well in O U D.

<v Speaker 2>Also in perft perfume, like they have all those fun

<v Speaker 2>little French words that go in the perfume too.

<v Speaker 3>Here's when rose rose rich in sense of summer. Again,

<v Speaker 3>a little bit of the floral when you mix it

<v Speaker 3>with the other one.

<v Speaker 2>Here's one you may not know, saffron what not, just

<v Speaker 2>for cooking, also a rich smell apparently, so they say

<v Speaker 2>that that's one that you'll find in perfume quite often.

<v Speaker 2>Orris that's a classic ingredient and happens to be just

<v Speaker 2>the most expensive in perfumery, so it makes.

<v Speaker 3>Sense that it reads rich. Right.

<v Speaker 2>Some other ones that you are familiar with is amber,

<v Speaker 2>so you get that nice golden, deep color and smell.

<v Speaker 1>And then also, actually I have a friend named Amber

<v Speaker 1>that I rub on me before I work every day.

<v Speaker 3>Again ahead of the game, Jeremy, you really do you

<v Speaker 3>smell rich? I can.

<v Speaker 1>I love my friend Amber, and I put vanilla baking

<v Speaker 1>Vanilla on America.

<v Speaker 3>And I can see the wealth. I can see it

<v Speaker 3>coming out of your ear.

<v Speaker 1>I got drip.

<v Speaker 3>But they say, if.

<v Speaker 2>You're looking for actual perfumes and stuff that are just rich,

<v Speaker 2>you don't have to make your own take from here

<v Speaker 2>and make this Chanel number five the blueprint.

<v Speaker 1>It is class classic.

<v Speaker 2>And obviously it's withstood the test of time. So when

<v Speaker 2>you smell people who have Chanel number five on, you

<v Speaker 2>know like, oh you rich, rich, homie Josh with your

<v Speaker 2>Chanell number five.

<v Speaker 3>But yeah, in case you want to walk around smell

<v Speaker 3>and rich, there's some pointers for you.

<v Speaker 1>What about my eight ninety nine brute from Target? Does

<v Speaker 1>that work? Oh?

<v Speaker 2>So?

<v Speaker 1>Second working for me? It's a classic little splash of

<v Speaker 1>brute before

<v Speaker 3>You head off that smells like man