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Instead of cheapening perfume by masking it with horse urine, why not just sell horse urine perfume?

6.3K views • 2mo ago
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14 Comments
@PatrciaLahare
@@PatrciaLahareImported2mo ago
“ 🎶🎵”Nay” I say “Nay “ Nayyyhyyy”🎶🎵 Hay… Hay Hayyy🎶🎵❤
@JaneClark-w9b
@@JaneClark-w9bImported2mo ago
Hilarious 😂😂
@trillianmcmillian2660
@@trillianmcmillian2660Imported2mo ago
❤
@EightIsGreat81
@@EightIsGreat81Imported2mo ago
🎉 gross
@vincemarckioni1389
@@vincemarckioni1389Imported2mo ago
I SINCERELY HOPE THAT ALL THAT CHEDDAR YOUR POCKETING ISN'T SWISS AND FULL OF HOLES ; )
@sammoxford
@@sammoxfordImported2mo ago
How would a horse unscrew those tiny tops?
@Aware_Bear
@@Aware_BearImported2mo ago
Gross.
@sandiebourassa9040
@@sandiebourassa9040Imported2mo ago
Very funny! 😂
@muse_xxl
@@muse_xxlImported2mo ago
W. (Bush) said it best: "BRING IT ON!"
@averyraccoon7922
@@averyraccoon7922Imported2mo ago
Well, they're already adding whale puke.
@shellaheiens5050
@@shellaheiens5050Imported2mo ago
Sweeney Todd anyone 😂
@johnjarusik7383
@@johnjarusik7383Imported2mo ago
Hilarious!<br> I did tour the Guy Laroche perfume factory in France some years ago. Some of the ingredients were pretty crazy. Some were disgusting. Then there were so many that were secret. Jus&#39; sayin&#39;.
@SnowflakeHenri1
@@SnowflakeHenri1Imported2mo ago
😂😂😂😂
@ZimuzorOkezie-k7z
@@ZimuzorOkezie-k7zImported2mo ago
Real high-end ingredients like jasmine and other white florals contain chemical compounds called indoles that can give off a faintly urinous or animalic facet. Perfumers occasionally use minute amounts of animalic notes for depth and realism, which might read as sharp or ammoniacal to sensitive noses.