I'm guessing most of their customers are in Turkey, Europe, or other places where the scent is evocative of "cleanliness" and as such don't equate it with a public toilet. As such, Arko doesn't need to incur the added costs of R&D and other ingredients to pursue the diminishing returns of satisfying the whims of a handful of Americans who are just as likely to spend their money on artisan soaps, instead.I doubt that most ppl infact dislike the scent it would be easy for the folks at arko to offer more scent profiles for their sticks and pucks i guess they don't listen to their customers like other soap makers do and keep developing their products to suit the needs of customers