The last indie movie I watched was Past Lives. I really appreciated its quiet, emotional storytelling and how it focused on subtle human connections rather than dramatic plot twists. It felt very intimate and realistic, which is something I value in indie films.

Yes, I have. I recently watched Past Lives, and I really appreciated its quiet storytelling and emotional subtlety. I enjoy indie films because they often focus more on atmosphere, character development, and authenticity rather than spectacle, which inspires how I think about storytelling and creative work.

For a Valentine’s Day experience, I would showcase ScentMatch as a way to create intimate, meaningful moments, whether that’s with a partner or through self-love.

I’d focus on cozy, romantic visuals: warm candlelight, soft textures, handwritten notes, and relaxed at-home settings like a quiet evening in, a slow dinner, or a self-care night. The wax melts would be presented as part of the atmosphere, subtly enhancing the moment rather than being the main focus.

Content-wise, I’d highlight different Valentine’s experiences:

A romantic night in with calming scents

A self-care Valentine for those spending the day alone

Small rituals like winding down, journaling, or setting the mood

The messaging would center on emotion and connection, showing how scent can elevate simple moments into something special. This way, ScentMatch becomes part of the feeling of comfort, intimacy, and intentional self-care, not just a Valentine’s product.