Olive Smell Room Fragrance Spray (13-000)

What scents transport you back to your impressionable teenage years? Is it the kapok blossoms on campus? Or the aged plum preserve brewed at home? Esteemed beauty expert, Teacher Guan Ling, in her new role, will guide you through your 13-year-old memories with scent and vision. Does this evoke memories of your 13-year-old self? Begin by listening to a story about the composition of scents. Teacher Guan Ling describes: "As a baby, I preferred Yakult with a hint of lime over plain milk. Even more so, I loved challenging my grandmother's aged plum preserve – its juice long evaporated. From then on, 'sour' became inextricably linked with me, and my favorite taste. This even includes the fermented sourness of kapok flowers on campus in late spring and early summer, which triggers certain memories. After the kapok flowers fell, the night-blooming jasmine from the neighbor's rooftop would bloom. This marked the arrival of May, my birth month. As a romantic teenager, I loved pressing against the screen window on the third floor, feeling the cool breeze (mint) and privately enjoying the scent of night-blooming jasmine drifting from my neighbors' home... constantly tempting me! But such beautiful evenings were marred by the smell of coal tar from road repairs late at night..." Regarding the first scent – 13-000 – Teacher Guan Ling shares: "I tried to recapture fragments of childhood memories through photos and words. So, I began recreating the scenery of my childhood home in Yangmei using various scents. For instance, the living room and study where I spent the most time with my father, cluttered yet with a damp patch of ground blooming with beautiful flowers. 13-000 captures the scent of my middle school years. I didn't like myself back then, but I loved the scents that accompanied me at 13. Smelling them… makes me dislike myself a little less." TOP Lime, Peppermint, Orange, Smoked Plum HEART Tuberose, Gardenia, Cilantro, Kapok Flower BASE Benzoin, Amber, Cedarwood, Tar, Sulfur About Teacher Guan Ling With 35 years of experience in the publishing and beauty industries, Teacher Guan Ling, a revered figure in skincare, has always cherished scents as part of her memories since childhood. She recalls scents of erasers, food, spaces, plants, fabrics… even tire rubber. She has a particular fondness for sourness and often shares her fragrance collection on her social media. In her new capacity, Teacher Guan Ling is transforming her imaginative explorations of scent into the brand "Olive Smell" and will continue to release new creations. Product Name: Olive Smell Room Fragrance Spray (13-000) Price: NT980 Purpose: For indoor air freshening only. Instructions: Spray 1-3 times into the air. Ensure good ventilation after use. Main Ingredients: Ethanol, Fragrance Components (Natural Essential Oils, Plant Aromatics, and Fragrance Compounds), Water. Volume: 8 mL Made in Taiwan Shelf Life: 3 years Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Precautions: 1. Fragrance products are not eligible for return or exchange after opening. 2. Not for consumption. Do not ingest. 3. Contains alcohol; flammable. Do not spray towards open flames.