Thursday, June 4, 2015

The Awesome Smell of the Humble Tic Tac Box

I have always liked Tic Tacs... they are a nice size and, as Cheryl Tiegs points out in her circa 1986 commercial, they are the 1 ½ hour / 1 ½ calorie breath mint.  But I got to wondering today whether anyone is as obsessed with the smell of a Tic Tac box as I am.  I love it so much I actually keep the box around for awhile just to catch that last lingering scent. 


A brief search of the interweb tells me that maybe I'm not alone out there.  Take Gwennan, for example. She is on the site Fragrantica searching for a perfume that smells like Tic Tacs.  Not the smell of the box, per se, but I will count her anyway. Oh, and witness Facebook... there is an entire page focused on the smell of the Tic Tac box (logically titled "The Smell of Tic Tac Boxes").  Hmmm, maybe I'll "like" it... that would bring the like count to 49. Ah, and there is yet another another Facebook page also dedicated to that heavenly smell (simply entitled "I Love the Smell of Empty Tic Tac Boxes). Fifty likes!

So, there you have it... the official count for people that love the smell of Tic Tac boxes, including me, Gwennan and 98 Facebook likers, is exactly 100.  Anyone else out there?

3 comments:

  1. hello , even i was searching the whole internet for this , a perfume that resembles the classic mint tic tac. when i was small i had that smell with some people , when they were passing by , but didn't had the guts to ask them what's their perfume is or to be evident i didn't know it was perfume that resembled their smell ... hope you found something like that !!

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    1. What a nice story - thank you for putting a smile on my face today. How cute that you thought it was a perfume! :D Nice to know that tic tac smell lovers can still pull up my blog in their searches!

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  2. I saw someone on the metro today who smelled like Tic Tacs and I've been googling for a fragrance that smells like that but so far, no luck! Lovely scent!

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