01/17/2024
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Wound care with scout plasters, white powders and white spirit
Think about it, your first scout camp. You sit in the smoke by the campfire and burn your fingers on the stone. No, you don't know pain, Indian! You make yourself a band-aid out of wet hay, wrapped in damp tobacco leaves, someone sprinkles white healing powder on the outside. You have to laugh. It looks like incense sticks, the cheap ones that smell sweetly of bright flowers and colorful wood flour. Someone comes along with white spirit and the plaster melts like craft glue, drips onto the roots in the wet soil and draws purple soap streaks. Oh, Baden-Powell, then you want to go home, let the fire burn and the camp be coal.
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The married couple Ryan and Liberty Handis founded the American niche brand Broken Anatomy in 2020. The name is based on their activities, they work full-time in the emergency room and in the medical field. Their fragrances are intended to remind us of moments that help people grow, such as moments of emotional success or physical injuries The name "Burnt Remedy" shows that they work with a wink in their fragrance art, as it adds a "t" (burnt remedy) to the term "Burn Remedy". Logically, the fragrance opens with smoke, namely synthetically pungent wood smoke, before the smell of wet hay and damp, rather bitter tobacco emerges underneath, inlaid in powdery, woody, slightly floral cashmere, which gives the whole thing an artificial purple hue and begins to shift between the other base notes, sometimes resembling synthetic oud with the resin, sometimes sweeter, almost incense-like (chocolate, cashmere, smoke) and finally taking on more and more rooty, petrol-like aromas (vetiver), sometimes reminiscent of Russian birch tar soap in the drydown.
I feel the same way about the fragrance as Caligari mentioned below. The approach is certainly exciting, but the synthetic components blur the overall concept too much. The unorthodox burn projects moderately and for an above-average length of time.
(With thanks to Tony1106)
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The married couple Ryan and Liberty Handis founded the American niche brand Broken Anatomy in 2020. The name is based on their activities, they work full-time in the emergency room and in the medical field. Their fragrances are intended to remind us of moments that help people grow, such as moments of emotional success or physical injuries The name "Burnt Remedy" shows that they work with a wink in their fragrance art, as it adds a "t" (burnt remedy) to the term "Burn Remedy". Logically, the fragrance opens with smoke, namely synthetically pungent wood smoke, before the smell of wet hay and damp, rather bitter tobacco emerges underneath, inlaid in powdery, woody, slightly floral cashmere, which gives the whole thing an artificial purple hue and begins to shift between the other base notes, sometimes resembling synthetic oud with the resin, sometimes sweeter, almost incense-like (chocolate, cashmere, smoke) and finally taking on more and more rooty, petrol-like aromas (vetiver), sometimes reminiscent of Russian birch tar soap in the drydown.
I feel the same way about the fragrance as Caligari mentioned below. The approach is certainly exciting, but the synthetic components blur the overall concept too much. The unorthodox burn projects moderately and for an above-average length of time.
(With thanks to Tony1106)
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