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What do we smell when the lab is burning?
The US-American brand with the highly original name "A Lab on Fire" was completely unknown to me until then; I first got to know it through the friendly gift package of a perfume in which this fragrance was contained. It (the brand, not the Parfuma) is, according to its very stylish, not unsympathetic and also somewhat informative Internet presence (linked here at Parfumo), connected with the other brands S-perfume and Monoscent. The pleasantly manageable range of fragrances, packed in very tasteful cartons, comes from a wide variety of perfumers, from such well-known ones as Thierry Wasser to young stars like Mackenzie Reilly, who is responsible for this fragrance here.
I was fascinated by this perfume from the first spray, it is captivating because it is so unusual; I don't know any other perfume of this kind. I briefly considered buying a bottle of it. My wife was immediately completely enthusiastic about it and still is after several tests (on me). I don't find it after a certain acclimatization now nevertheless so my thing and will leave it with the highly interesting test experience.
Unfortunately this comment is not very descriptive, please forgive me, because I don't know what I actually smell even after several tests, except that it is unusual and fascinating. I can smell a single scent for sure, and that's the rose. The fine rose fragrance is embedded in a creamy, softly drawn texture, perhaps there is something like a white bloomer in it, so that the Californian snow goes a bit in the direction of the Clean Bear, but it is not quite a classic "Clean". And that although it (this is the third and last thing I can say in terms of description) is eminently synthetic. If the fragrance pyramid or individual comments give the impression that these are organic smells, then I have to disagree, this is beautiful and impressive, but in a rather chemical way (why not).
By the way, a strong share of chemistry is also supported by fragrance notes such as "moist earth", which cannot be reproduced conventionally. On the company's website there are also other fragrances that sound conventional here at Parfumo ("cedar") so poetically indicated ("cedar forests like in Big Sur") that it cannot be assumed that this refers to "real" cedar, these are more likely to be sensations from the (burning?) laboratory
Two more remarks: It's the most unisex scent imaginable (despite my perhaps rather feminine-sounding description as Rose-Creamy-Saubär..., so forget that for now). Why can't I say. But when I tested him, without looking at this page here, "blind", a kind of neon sign "UNISEX" stood in the sky. Blinking bright. And: I cannot perceive the "cannabis" smell (on the side of the company it is called "marijuana"). I know how marijuana herb smells (or the air after smoking a sachet), there's nothing to be felt here, at least not for me, which I also don't smell sage, chamomile (although... could be...), vetiver or mineral notes. Snow also not (sorry, Yatagan, sorry, manufacturing company, sorry, all of you out there in California and the rest of the world).
My conclusion: This fragrance is optimally suitable (at least for testing) for all:
a) love the rose and don't hate chemistry;
b) looking for the kick of a completely new fragrance;
c) who have fallen in love with the woman on the box;
d) couples who are so strict minimalists that they want to get by with just one fragrance for both.
P.S.: In addition to the fragrance pyramid and the "woody-flowery" fragrance family, the company's website also names a "style" for this fragrance, namely "wicked rose", which can be translated as "nasty rose" and "horny rose". That's not bad.
P.P.S.: For those who had no melody in their head at the headline:
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Top Notes 
Chamomile
Black sage
Tea
Sweetgrass
Heart Notes 
Hay
Rosebud
Jonquil
Cannabis
Base Notes 
Cedar
Musk
Soil
Vetiver
BoBoChamp
Itchynose
