I can't inhale any of that @#$%. Perfume will make my lungs itch and get me wheezing. Scented candles, incense, air freshener (air polluters), and anything else like them, same results as perfume. I can't handle smelling smoke of any nature, be it cigarettes or someone grilling, burns the eyes, gets me coughing and eventually wheezing. Baby powder, strong smelling soap, bodywash (ugh, back when we were in North Carolina my nephew used to use this stuff, AXE, crap was potent, would stink up the whole house from him being around after washing up, made my chest tight smelling it), fabric softer sheets (I hate walking by the laundry room when lots of people using it, the air filtering out spoiling my fresh air), and oh, so many other things, mostly all chemicals, all very toxic, yet somehow most people can not only tolerate but I can't, but they thrive on it. Crazy.
I can't handle rubber, especially the smell of tires, puts my mind in a state of panic, causing dizziness when I smell them in the air, remember all too well vertigo that I had which was set off by similar odor.
Flowers I can handle short term, some I'm fine with others will make my eyes itch and cause sneezing, but at least they're natural, so I don't have any serious problems with them.
Wood, such as cut for lumber or craftwork, or sawdust, I can't handle, besides bothering my breathing makes my skin itch if handled. Cut grass bothers me somewhat, I hate it when too many people are mowing their lawns, releases so many allergens into the air along with the scent of grass juices.
