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The Nail Studio is Burning Brightly!
My dear Mr. Singing Club, what a little potion!
First things first: Lovers of organic scents can skip the test, there is chemistry galore here!
Moreover, Boiler Room is anything but pleasant. Although I can tolerate synthetic and quirky scents, I have to fight hard here to avoid washing off the smell.
I interpret the perfume name as a heating cellar. With all due respect, but it has never smelled like this in any heating cellar I have been in.
Right when I sprayed it, the piercing scent that you can smell in those nail studios hit me.
I’m not sure if it’s the acrylic, gel, or powder-liquid technique, but I suspect that this studio offers all techniques at once. Behind the chemical haze, a floral-carrion-like nuance wafts about, which I would classify as jasmine or hyacinth.
If you bring your nose directly to the sprayed area, it also smells like burnt meat and leaves a bitter taste in your mouth.
Eventually, the scent of a rather burnt, cooled grill pan remains.
Adding up the olfactory impressions, I conclude that this nail studio, along with its staff and clients, has probably fallen victim to a fire.
And now I will fight this "fragrance" like a real fire, with water and especially with soap!
My thanks to Achilles for this olfactory boundary experience!
First things first: Lovers of organic scents can skip the test, there is chemistry galore here!
Moreover, Boiler Room is anything but pleasant. Although I can tolerate synthetic and quirky scents, I have to fight hard here to avoid washing off the smell.
I interpret the perfume name as a heating cellar. With all due respect, but it has never smelled like this in any heating cellar I have been in.
Right when I sprayed it, the piercing scent that you can smell in those nail studios hit me.
I’m not sure if it’s the acrylic, gel, or powder-liquid technique, but I suspect that this studio offers all techniques at once. Behind the chemical haze, a floral-carrion-like nuance wafts about, which I would classify as jasmine or hyacinth.
If you bring your nose directly to the sprayed area, it also smells like burnt meat and leaves a bitter taste in your mouth.
Eventually, the scent of a rather burnt, cooled grill pan remains.
Adding up the olfactory impressions, I conclude that this nail studio, along with its staff and clients, has probably fallen victim to a fire.
And now I will fight this "fragrance" like a real fire, with water and especially with soap!
My thanks to Achilles for this olfactory boundary experience!
Updated on 11/29/2018
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