Eau de Luna - The Smell of the Moon by Eau de Space

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Eau de Luna - The Smell of the Moon Eau de Space 2020

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5.0 / 10 18 Ratings

A perfume by Eau de Space for women and men, released in 2020. The scent is smoky-earthy. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Smoky

Earthy

Synthetic

Powdery

Green

Perfumer

Steve Pearce

Ratings

Scent

5.018 Ratings

Longevity

7.515 Ratings

Sillage

7.315 Ratings

Bottle

6.914 Ratings

Value for money

7.311 Ratings

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3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

04/11/2021

8Scent 9Longevity 8Sillage

Numcks4frags
21 Reviews

Numcks4frags

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Moon dust

Kickstarter campaign frag. Believable rendition of moon dust. Similarities to Michael Storer's Monk and LDDM by Tauer with that dry, mortar, dirt note -- like old plaster and books. Also has a vanilla type note. Odd but pleasant and wearable. Long-lasting and linear.

06/07/2021

4.5Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

Chizza
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Top Review 18

Fly Me to the Moon - and please come back quickly

Wolle's Eleven had to test the Eau de Luna and serve as the promotional figurehead for the Herner perfumery dealer. This time, they were prepared for anything and got ready. Wolle visited the nearby Natural History Museum in Dortmund to learn something about the formation of the moon. This was only partially successful. The remedy was supposed to be “Was ist Was Band 21: der Mond.” Wolle made it to page three, up to the imprint. Then, they cautiously switched to the specialist book “Wieso? Weshalb? Warum? Junior: when it gets dark.”

With this newfound strength, the Herner crew was sent on their next mission, which involved a trip to the moon. To the moon, meaning the local supermarket outfitted accordingly. Wolle and his crew were to don astronaut suits and spray the customers while saying things like “Houston, we have a scent problem! I will fix this!” After spraying the first customers, the scent lingered in the air and even penetrated through the helmets.

Hotte was the first to comment: “At least it doesn’t smell like hot metal on flesh, right? You want to start positively. I think it smells like slowly cooling burnt rubber. The moment when you think the burning rubber doesn’t smell toxic anymore, but now even less pleasant due to the intense burning. It could also have been an electrical fire. What do you think, Wolle?”
“I had to think for a long time, then it came to me. There’s a kind of old scouring milk smell mixed in, which unfortunately comes too late for the bath.”
“Is that an empirically supported statement, Wolle?” Totty teased.
“No. We don’t have any scouring milk. But it seems to me that it wasn’t a good idea to spray the triplet babies earlier. With a dozen sprayers.”
“For me, it smells like skin that was rubbed with sunscreen hours ago. Then you were in the sun, maybe briefly in the salty sea, and I can sense that too. At first, I thought there was something fruity in it, but that faded away.

“What if we combine the scent with beer? That would surely make it bearable. I recently tasted a full moon beer.”
While Wolle said this, he accidentally sprayed an 80-year-old lady who fell into the shelf in shock. In doing so, she knocked over a mountain of cans that scattered everywhere, causing other visitors to fall, who then knocked over 100 bottles of Eau de Luna, which spilled out and fogged up the supermarket. This happened so quickly that afterwards, all visitors fainted to the ground. Everyone except Udo. He was already unconscious due to his consumption.
These fainting spells were not because Eau de Luna would change significantly; the scent remains linear. The smell of scouring milk going up in flames still hung in the air, which, when released in higher doses, led to a state of emergency in Herne and branded Wolle's Eleven as the scourge of Herne. A move to Wanne-Eickel was in the air.

Frank Sinatra sang “fly me to the moon [...]” and surely had a romantically idealized view of it. Eau de Luna does not. Even though I gave this scent and Eau de Space rather below-average ratings, the experiment behind it is still many times more interesting than scents in the 6-7/10 category, which you forget the next day. I wanted to mention this additionally and apologize for the rather brief scent description.

03/14/2021

10Scent

FrauHolle
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Helpful Review 17

Apollonia's Panty Dropper?

Too much fame rarely does anyone good.
Business hasn't been going well since '69, hardly any TV appearances, of course, the ratings at 4 a.m. are probably terrible, maybe he should have a word with the network chief.
But whether this brand will help Neil financially out of the moon dust mess is questionable. Because I believe he wants to pull a proper fast one on us here.
SO much is probably not to be smelled under the helmet, us mask wearers (airy) are not easily fooled! Powdery moon soil, one can quickly let the imagination run wild,
what, Neil?

First of all, I would like to revise the fragrance pyramid, from smoky-earthy (..earthy, just think about it) to:
smoky-melony.
And here I am not talking, contrary to the opinion of a star perfumer, about a water melon, but about a honeydew melon, although the honeydew melon used and smelled here does not smell at all like honey; nor like water.
Google searches on this were completely unsuccessful, so don’t even try. But common sense should tell us all that neither type occurs botanically, naturally on the moon, which leads us further to the question: Why?

Isn't there already enough moon-priced flacons in the niche perfume market?
Bruchsaler say no. But you won't find such a FUNNY, happiness-inducing niche even there.
No idea how Neil plans to sell his batches, I checked, NASA doesn't have a SINGLE perfume in its program.

My conclusion, in a long jump step:
The girl with the matches wore a melon.
... & one thing is for sure, Frank S. will be so jealous of Neil.