Collection: Gunpowder Fragrances
The perfume note of Gunpowder releases a smoky, metallic aroma that captures the distinctive essence of this historical military material. It ignites with a sharp, sulfurous scent, reminiscent of the aftermath of a fired gun, offering an aroma that's bold and impactful. This initial burst is layered with a deep charcoal undertone, reflecting the scorched and blackened residues of combustion. As the scent matures, it reveals a faint metallic note, echoing the cold steel of the artillery that houses it. The Gunpowder note infuses fragrances with a sense of audacious power and nostalgic intrigue, its scent capturing the enigmatic energy of bygone battlefields.
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Gunpowder, or black powder, is the world's first chemical explosive. The gunpowder formula mixes sulfur, charcoal and potassium nitrate. Gunpowder is generally used as an explosive, but it has also had some rather unusual uses throughout history: for sterilization on ships, for lack of salt when there was no other food available. , for tattoos when ink was not available and for fireworks and firecrackers.
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