ScentBox @tryScentBox

Monthly Subscription Box Service For Designer Fragrances, only $14.95/mo. scentbox.com United States Joined September 2016

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ScentBox @tryScentBox

5 years ago

@kortney_erin You’re very welcome

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@kortney_erin We offer double the fragrance inventory, FREE Exchanges every month, full atomizer case each month, rewards program (15% back in ScentBucks each month). On-time fulfillment and top customer service. Would love to keep you as a member.

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7 years ago

@QueerAF4 @TerniValentine @Scentbird Yes definitely ScentBox.com, 15% off gift subscriptions using code Scent15

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7 years ago

@Jon_Loftis Email [email protected] and we’ll get it squared away

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7 years ago

@_jgypsy I think you’re a genius

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ScentBox @tryScentBox

8 years ago

Remember when you were younger and wanted to try your mother's perfume? #Funfact Friday, the time has finally arrived! With over 600 fragrances to choose from, make your mother proud! bit.ly/2mIeWpA

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ScentBox @tryScentBox

8 years ago

Study shows that we can smell a million different fragrances! Test your nose with over 750 designer fragrances!

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ScentBox @tryScentBox

8 years ago

VINCE CAMUTO CIAO! Floral, fruity and oriental. This fragrance represents new beginnings, as well as the warm rays of the Italian sun. bit.ly/2mIeWpA

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ScentBox @tryScentBox

8 years ago

With birthday's on the way, what better gift than over 700 original designer fragrances! Give your family and friends access to a large inventory that will allow them to really expand their fragrance library!

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ScentBox @tryScentBox

8 years ago

Start the week fully dressed with ScentBox!

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ScentBox @tryScentBox

8 years ago

Did you know... The various extracts from flowers in their distilled, liquid state can be found in bottles on a Perfume Organ. This desk gets its name from its strong resemblance to an actual organ. Noses use these Organs to develop scents.

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ScentBox @tryScentBox

8 years ago

If you don't know what her favorite perfume is you can always buy her a #ScentBox subscription bit.ly/2mIeWpA

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ScentBox @tryScentBox

8 years ago

A love letter to rose, Giorgio Armani's Si Rose Signature has top notes of freesia, iris and blackcurrant extract and base notes of musk and vanilla, while the pure rose absolute heart combines two different varieties of the flower. Just one of the fragrances at ScentBox.

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ScentBox @tryScentBox

8 years ago

Many woody fragrances can seem masculine so flowers ‘lighten’ them, making them more feminine. Search #ScentBox for woody fragrances. Over 700 designer fragrances to choose from with 50% off your first box! bit.ly/2g4ESps

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ScentBox @tryScentBox

8 years ago

If you are looking for a gift they will really appreciate, look no further! Let them choose from over 700 designer fragrances every month #ScentBox

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ScentBox @tryScentBox

8 years ago

#FunPerfumeFact As any perfume buyer knows, it can get expensive. The process of making perfume takes multiple months and up to years to complete. Even more, each flower needs to be picked from its field. Masses of flowers are required to make small extracts.

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ScentBox @tryScentBox

8 years ago

Spicebomb is a perfect balance of strength and elegance, intensity and subtlety. It's powerful, daring and sensual bit.ly/2hklsNg

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ScentBox @tryScentBox

8 years ago

Fancy a different fragrance every month? Sit back and revel as you go from extreme anticipation to utter ecstasy as your monthly delivery arrives with your new fragrance. #ScentBox

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8 years ago

Sweet, spicy ‘oriental’ fragrances are generally considered to be sexier, if you fancy employing a bit of science you might want to look at scents like Dior’s Fahrenheit and Paco Rabanne’s Invictus, which are big on an ingredient called hedione. bit.ly/2g4ESps