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My previous post discussed the scents that should be kept away from the vehicle’s interior, and more importantly, to prevent the driver from experiencing these scents. In fear of the possible effects of smells to your safety, you could come into a decision not to give your car a scent. But, it would bring you no good too. Studies even show that having a neutral smell inside your car could lead drivers to be disturbed that could lead to irritation and hallucinations.

If there are scents to be avoided, there are some that are beneficial. These are as follows:

• Peppermint and cinnamon. This makes the drivers become less irritable and improves the concentration levels.

• Lemon and coffee. Also for high concentration levels, these are also good for clear thinking.

• New car smell (cleaning products and organic solvents). This has the power to make drivers concentrate more and practice more care while driving.

• Sea ozone. This encourages deep breathing that helps relax the muscles, relieves stress, and calms the mind.

In the event that you are inviting passengers to get inside your vehicle, they will surely be turned-off with smells like pet odor, stale smoke, dirty interior, smelly gym gears, urine or vomit, sickly air fresheners, food wrappers, spilled drinks, mildew from air conditioning, and more.

So, get these things out and stick to the recommended ones. Have a great ride always.