I just saw an advert for Sharpie atomizer and it reminded me of an idea I'd played with a good way back. Not something I ever pursued properly, but maybe someone else will have a use.

I wanted to add scent as little extra element to routines. I make use of these mini misters in craft, but figured they were good for spreading scent. You can buy similar as mini perfume sprays. These, I know, are a good size though. They are about the size of a pen and spray a very fine mist making it easier for the scent to travel further. There are smaller perfume ones you could probably palm. I made use of a few different mixes one of a musty mix of essential oils and another with lavender for inspiring different ideas. Even a small amount of fine mist diffuses around quite large rooms.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ranger-Inkssent......2&sr=8-5

I made use of them within a few routines where I had the chance to spray while walking behind spectators out of sight of the rest of the audience. A couple of times an assistant sprayed, but I rarely work with anyone else. I made use of it within a regression/midnight side of the mind type routine where I wanted to just add scent as a little extra element. Scent being particularly evocative. It has a little issue with the noise of the spray so need to talk over it, which is a little issue as the sort of times I wanted it were generally routines where silence was expected.

In the end I dropped the idea as I found it was enough to suggest people may smell something and left it to their imaginations. I didn't need an extra thing to carry or be caught out on, but someone else may find a use.

I love the idea with this! Always be careful with scents though, some people get really sensitive when it comes to smells

Yes, always careful on that side. As this can be done dilute with water and it's subtle anyway I didn't encounter any issues on that front. Not to say you couldn't though you can always blame a poltergeist.

That's why I always use fart spray. lol