As promised, please enjoy part two of the holiday gift guide episode with the creator of Black Girl smell good, Maya Nicole.

So let's do a little gift specific. What do you think is the

safest blind buy for someone who maybe doesn't know that much about who the person they're

gifting to, like what they like, whatever. They just are like, I want to get something that's just

like going to be good. I feel like basic musk sense tend to please everyone because it's just kind of middle of the road.

It smells like you.

So if you don't like, it's your natural smell.

I'm only going to enhance your natural smell.

So or like in Broxon-based sense.

So Julie with a toly or one that I've been loving, Ellis Brooklyn Super Amber, I feel like they're hard to hate. Like, what is there not to like about them? Right. And so if I'm going, I don't know who I'm gifting, I tend to stick to like soft musk or a very, very light floral, something like that. But those two seem to be winners. I've gifted them to people that I'm like, hey, you know, I wanted to bring something, but I didn't know what they wanted. And so I'll give them, like, travel sizes of fragrances like those. And they seem to always be a hit. So I usually stick to that. I agree. I feel like a citrus or a light floral or a musky scent are three genres that like whether it's going to be your

favorite scent you've ever smelled, like I can't see someone like smelling a citrus scent and being

like, oh, awful.

Yeah.

I feel like at the very least, you'll think like, okay, this is enjoyable.

Even if it's not your favorite, it'll be enjoyable.

You can't go wrong with a good, with a good citrus.

And with that said, I have one that I think is really, if you are interested in a citrus,

regardless of whether it's this person's genre or not, I can't imagine anybody like having any

aversion to this scent.

And that is citrus grandis from Chris Collins.

Have you smelled that one?

I have his discovery, sir.

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