Paris: Air Aroma, a perfume manufacturer, has developed a scent ‘Eau de MacBook’ that has a smell as if new Apple products.
This may very well be the weirdest perfume ever created. Apparently, the guys at Air Aroma have been working around the clock to make a perfume that combines the unique aroma of cardboard, printed ink, plastic wrap and a brand new aluminium laptop.
The formula was commissioned by Melbourne based artists Gavin Bell, Jarrah de Kuijer and Simon McGlinn, for their exhibition on the digital age and the rise of new technology, entitled “De Facto Standard”.
Alex Cosic of Air Aroma said: “The scent requested by our client was quite unusual so we contacted our fragrance suppliers in the South of France to send over samples of fragrances with the aroma of glue, plastic, rubber and paper.”
Until now, Eau de MacBook will only be used during the De Facto Standard exhibition, and won’t be available as a commercial product.
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