SCENT NOTES: saltwater, amber, metal At first, all you can smell is a faint spark, something sharp and bright leading down the fuse to a fragrant explosion. This perfume starts quiet and takes about twenty minutes for the fuse to burn before the scent comes alive. Like an underwater firecracker bundled with incense, light saltwater notes meld with hot metal to create an inviting, warm glove that shapes differently to fit each wearer's hand. If your new bottle of Pipe Bomb smells like alcohol, it's fine. Here is why... ANOSMIA: Pipe Bomb contains so few molecules that the nose may become anosmic to the scent. What is anosmia, you ask? Well, it's the total or partial loss of smell. The ability to smell the things around us varies from person to person. Mucous membranes, head traumas, the common cold, and/or simple genetics complicate things further. We also lose the ability to smell certain aromas because we are overexposed to those aromas. With Pipe Bomb, if you can't smell the fragrance on your skin, wait up to 20 minutes, as it will grow over time. Then, if you still can't smell it, trust that your friends can, or maybe they can't. Over time, you may become anosmic to the scent, so you might consider taking a break or seeking something stronger. AGING: Your bottle of Pipe Bomb will grow stronger infinitely over time. Keep this in mind when transitioning from an older bottle to a newer bottle (Anosmia may occur). Store testers and samples will always smell stronger than your new bottle. To help prevent issues, we age all bottles of Pipe Bomb for at least four months before bottling. For more information about Pipe Bomb vs. Pipe Bomb Intense, click here.
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