The perfume notes that scare most noses: castoreum or beaver juice.

Highlighting perfume materials that are strange and scary to most noses. Castoreum: what is it, how and why perfumers use it and the best perfumes to smell castoreum in: Unum's _but_not_today_, Anna Zworykina's Cuir de Russie and Zoologist's Beaver. bloomperfume.c...

[@Michelle-Eden]

"You use Evian skin cream, and sometimes you wear L'Air du Temps...but not today."

[@ferengiprofiteer9145]

Real fur is organic, renewable, sustainable, natural, and doesn't degrade into micro plastics.
In case you're concerned about the environment.
Same with beaver castor.

[@71wicker]

I’m a trapper and I smell beaver caster all the time on people, makes me nauseous!!

[@sambomcl]

I love beaver juice. Just saying,

[@SPACEDOUT19]

yikes, oof, cringe

[@markperkins9445]

It is an insult to animalics to refer to today's compositions as such. If they don't have it they don't have it. There is no substitute.

[@random4969]

Love your channel

[@liciomarfisi4868]

I am currently in the process of sampling several of Zoologist’s concoctions but I haven’t sniffed this one yet, I have also sampled several of Filippo Sorcinelli’s compositions but not the one featured today...you probably know this, but you’re pretty damned good with perfumes and funny...how refreshing!✌️

[@falcone9255]

Could you do something on oakmoss? Feeling very confused and frustrated with the note

[@bshannon67]

Doesn't scare me. In vintage Antaeus and Leonard pour Homme for example it's beautiful. The best leather notes are castoreum based.

[@ebblue81]

I was told that beavers should smell like lettuce, if one catches a hint of salmon tread with caution.

[@gilbertodivirgilio6671]

Are you the lady in "the nose - searching for blamage"?