It's very important that your shedworking atmosphere smells good to inspire your creative juices. And what better way of giving you that extra lift than spraying a little essence of
In The Library from Christopher Brosius' CB Experience (part of his I Hate Perfume line)? The main note in the scent is taken from a Signed First Edition of one of his favorite novels in Russian & Moroccan leather bindings, worn cloth and a hint of wood polish. Here's how he describes the experience:
"I love books, particularly old ones. I cannot pass a second hand bookshop and rarely come away without at least one additional volume. I now have quite a collection… Whenever I read, the start of the journey is always opening the book and breathing deeply. Don’t you find there are few things more wonderful than the smell of a much-loved book? Newly printed books certainly smell very different from older ones. The ink is so crisp. I’ve also noticed that books from different periods & different countries also have very different smells. And then there are the scents of different bindings: leather is marvelous of course but I find a peculiar pleasure in musty worn clothbound books as well. Perhaps just a hint of mildew…"
It's very important that your shedworking atmosphere smells good to inspire your creative juices. And what better way of giving you that extra lift than spraying a little essence of In The Library from Christopher Brosius' CB Experience (part of his I Hate Perfume line)? The main note in the scent is taken from a Signed First Edition of one of his favorite novels in Russian & Moroccan leather bindings, worn cloth and a hint of wood polish. Here's how he describes the experience: 
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