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Adakan Aroma dalam digital

Saya ingin mendapatkan testimoni dari keharuman bunga. Bunga yang beraroma lembut dan menyegarkan. Bisa membangkitkan rasa baru, semangat baru seperti saat menikmati embun pagi. Menelisik hidung menguar bersama semangat dan harapan. Dimana aku bisa mendapatkan?

Iseng dan penuh harap, segeralah aku browsing di google "aroma lily" hanya ada sebuah gambaran bahwa bunga lily memberikan keharuman yang lembut dan aku tidak paham kelembutan seperti apa yang bisa diberikan bunga Lily. Apakah seperti bunga mawar, bunga krisan atau bunga melati atau jangan-jangan seperti bunga sedap malam dan aku tidak tahu.

So, bagaimana agar aku bisa menemukan dengan mudah segala aroma yang menguar melalui kotak ajaib di depanku?

Is it imposible?

I think i should make it crazy

Sebuah laman khusus telah diluncurkan dengan medeteksi aneka aroma yang bisa membangkitkan gairah hidup secara berlebih. Anda bisa menemukan aroma pagi yang memberikan semangat pagi. Aroma petrichor yang anda bisa nikmati saat siang hari. Aroma bunga, buah dan tanaman yang menyegarkan pikiran bahkan aroma makanan kesukaan anda diwaktu kecil. Ini sangat mengiurkan untuk dicoba.

Hal baru yang harus dilakukan adalah bagaimana kita menangkap aroma itu dan menyimpannya dalam bidang digital.
Seperti tester parfum pada majalah kecantikan. Aku memikirkan untuk menyimpannya dalam digital dan bisa menguarkan aroma dengan satu kali klik. Is it imposible? and i need it.
And abisa menikmati aneka aroma sesuai kesukaan tanpa perlu membawa botol parfum kemana-mana seperti yang saya lakukan saat ini.

Membawa dua botol parfum, dengan aroma coffe dan jasmin dan aku menginginkan aroma aqua? dimana aku bisa mendapatkan? Sedangkan saya berada di perpustakaan pusat. Haruskah saya pergi ketoko parfum dan menikmati bagaimana jika saya tidak mendapatkan apakah harus berkeliling dan mencoba semua jenis parfum dengan berakhir nothing i need. Padahal hidungku sudah mati rasa.

Ayolah
Mari berpikir dengan jalan pintas yang imposible. Dapatkan apa yang menjadi kesukaan anda

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