Nichiban Index Label - Lavender - 15 mm X 50 mm - 10 Sheets

I didn't realize it at first but these labels are scratch and sniff. The grapefruit has a nice citrus smell.

I had the same experience as Kim... I had no idea they were scratch and sniff. If you looked closely enough, you'll notice a pattern of polkadots embedded on the sticky notes. You rub it and you sniff it. Simple. I don't know why, but the photos made the product look bigger than it actually is. It's just normal sized sticky notes. I took a star off for the price. I think it's just a tad too expensive for paper that smells. Nothing wrong with the product, I just don't see where the use of fragranced stickies come in handy. But I'm definitely going to get the rose scented one even if I can't find any good use for them. They're just calling my name.

I have to say I am quite disapointed with this; there is hardly any scent, and that is the only reason I bought it. It is also much smaller than i expected. I dont think this product is worth the price!!

These are cute little paper flags, but the scent isn't as strong as I would have liked it to be. The tacky side holds it's grip on pages and doesn't leave a sticky residue. If I wanted to notate something on the flag I noticed that pencil and ballpoint pen worked best, the paper is too slick for roller ball pens and the ink doesn't get absorbed by the paper. I bought the yuzu (orange) along with the grapefruit (light green), lavender (purple), and rose (red/pink). I use them mostly to flag recipes in cook books and magazines.