There is so much to look at on his site, I've barely scratched the surface of what he has to offer. However, I could hardly contain my brow-raising when I found this "In The Library" scent. Too bad I love the library, especially the smell! What an awesomely random idea. The scent is specifically “English Novel" and taken from a "Signed First Edition of one of [his] very favorite novels, Russian & Moroccan leather bindings, worn cloth and a hint of wood polish". My senses would be so confused (in a good way) if I were to catch a whiff of someone wearing this.

I'm not sure if I would actually sport this scent, but that's coming from someone who usually abstains from perfume. Anyway, I think it is definitely unique and could attract an intellectual from miles away.
P.S. This Brosius guy is super intense about his work. Exhibit A - his company's manifesto (below).
CB Manifesto
I hate perfume.
Perfume is too often an ethereal corset trapping everyone in the same unnatural shape
A lazy and inelegant concession to fashionable ego
Too often a substitute for true allure and style
An opaque shell concealing everything – revealing nothing
A childish masque hiding the timid and unimaginative
An arrogant slap in the face from across the room
People who smell like everyone else disgust me
* * * * * * *
Perfume is a veil that reveals the soul
Perfume is the fanfare of our individuality sounding differently to everyone who listens
Perfume is a signpost to our true selves – a different journey for the brave to travel
Perfume is the weather of our inner world bringing life to a personal landscape
Perfume is an art that shows us who we can be if we dare – an invisible portrait of who we are
Perfume is discovered fully only by our lovers when we are together - naked.
Um ... okay. If you are not at all creeped out after reading that, you would most likely enjoy the 2006 film, Perfume: The Story of a Murderer. Enjoy!
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