Odeur 71
The second anti-perfume, cloning inorganic smells from modern life and blending with naturals. Dust on a hot bulb, photocopier toner, hot metal, toaster, welded aluminum, ink, pencil shavings, wood, moss, bay, bamboo, white pepper, hyacinth, lettuce juice.
Perfumer: Martine Pallix, Anne-Sophie Chapuis
Odeur 71
The second anti-perfume, cloning inorganic smells from modern life and blending with naturals. Dust on a hot bulb, photocopier toner, hot metal, toaster, welded aluminum, ink, pencil shavings, wood, moss, bay, bamboo, white pepper, hyacinth, lettuce juice.
Scent Development and Character
A metallic, ozonic opening with warm toner evokes an office-like sterility. Green bamboo and bay leaf bring a crisp freshness, while white pepper adds a spicy tingle. Hyacinth's floral sweetness and lettuce juice's watery greenness create an intriguing balance.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
As an editorial suggestion, For a futuristic, intellectual vibe. Suits tech or creative workplaces. Long-lasting; avoid overspraying as it can be overwhelming. Spring to autumn. Sillage is Moderate. Longevity is Moderate to long. These are editorial estimates derived from the documented composition and concentration and will vary with skin and climate.
Perfumer and Bottle
Released in 2000, this is presented as Eau de Toilette and credited to Anne-Sophie Chapuis, Martine Pallix. The front-facing 200 mL bottle, using an exact-product official image.
