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I'd be extremely interested to hear from anyone who has actually tried these in real life!
Apropos, what is your favorite fragrance evoking books? Share them in the comments.
Mine are Dzing! and VIP Room.
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I really like Fueguia 1833 - Biblioteca de Babel. It evokes the smell of books upon wooden shelves.
ReplyDeleteI never experienced an artificial fragrance that reminds me a book... may be I love old books too much.
ReplyDeleteI'd give these cans a try!
I was just wondering if today is the 1st of April???
ReplyDeleteJillie
I'd love to try these if they were real as I love the smell of a good paperback.
ReplyDeleteA joke surely? Did you see the health warnings? :)
ReplyDeleteA joke, I hope. Mind you, I once had a boss who called me into her office & complained of the headache she had developed, due to the smell of the ink coming from the new book on her desk...
ReplyDeleteThere's an old book called City of Bells, which describes the cold, mouldly, stone-with a hint of potted geranium, smell of an old house - a later one has drain trouble...
Howl's Moving Castle (the original book) has regular mention's of Howl's varying scents, as well as the dust of an uncleaned "castle".
Sarah,
ReplyDelete*busy noting down*
Love the Babel reference in the name! :-)
Thanks for commenting.
Mariantu,
ReplyDeleteperhaps books are an experience that bypasses the mere olfactory and therefore one can't quite "catch" their "essence" ;-)
Thanks for chiming in!
Jillie,
ReplyDeleteno no, these are real enough! :-D
Jolene,
ReplyDeletelooks like you're the target audience!
AMC,
ReplyDeletehohoho! They're obliged to say all these things because people do all sort of crazy things (just imagine spraying on the subway or near flame, possibly close to real books!). It's a legal getaway ("we told you so"). Just that.
The feline testosterone though is mighty interesting; is this extracted, bio-mimicked (more likely), an approximation? Hmm.
MH,
ReplyDeleteno joke, real website, real product,
Your boss sounds highly sensitive. I do get a bit nauseated by petrol/oil myself, but that involves sitting on a hot day right beside the pump.
MH,
ReplyDeleteposted before I finished.
The book utilizes olfacory evocation well, by the sound of it. I too envision an abandonded castle as mighty dusty and with a cold feel to it, I'm not alone for sure!