If you’re someone who still likes to wear fragrance, something you could do to help those with fragrance issues is to consider wearing less fragrance during cold weather. Our houses and buildings are more closed up with cold weather so fragrances will be more concentrated. Try to go a little lighter.
Also true for holidays. Perhaps you like to wear fragrance for holidays and special occasions? Consider not doing it though. It will be a help to a lot of other people.
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Another idea – don’t fill your homes with the “fragrances of the season” those are some incredibly overwhelming these days. You can’t even walk into a store without being bombarded with pinecones, evergreens and the other sweet smells.
Excellent suggestion, Page! Thanks. I’m allergic to evergreens, so I especially have to avoid places that have them.