Have you ever entered a house where there are no cats and still smelled a strong cat smell?
Among the many discoveries from the East is that of Cat scented perfume. Cats have a long history in Japan, dating back to ancient times. They were probably brought to the country in the 6th century AD, during the Nara period (710-794), when ships from China brought cats to combat the rodents on board. These cats soon became valued not only for their usefulness, but also for their grace and personality.
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In Japan, cats are considered lucky cats and are often depicted as Maneki-neko, the famous “lucky cats” with their paws raised. This deep bond with cats has led to the development of special products, including perfumes specifically formulated with cat scents.
“Cat Head”: the perfume that is all the rage in Japan
The smell of the cat’s head is a truly amazing fragrance essence. This scent has been compared to the irresistible scent that emanates from it a freshly baked bread. But what makes this essence so special?
It is unlike any other fragrance on the market and that is one of the reasons why it has caught the attention of perfume lovers around the world. While many fragrances try to imitate ordinary smells, this essence draws on the unusual and brings a touch of freshness and originality to the world of perfumes.
The perfume was created by the Japanese company Very happy, who spent four months capturing the essence of cat. They carefully studied the olfactory notes of domestic cats and examined the nuances of smell around them. The result is a perfume that captures the natural smell of cats in an irresistible scent.
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This fragrance is a complex blend of fragrances. The dominant note of this fragrance is the sweetness of freshly baked bread. Reminiscent of hot ovens and crusty bread crusts, this note creates a delicious and enveloping olfactory experience.
The smell of the cat’s head is enriched by a subtle vanilla note, giving the perfume a warm and welcoming touch. This combination of sweetness and warmth makes it suitable for many occasions.
Surprisingly, this product only costs approx 10 dollars, meaning you can immerse yourself in the feline vibe without spending a fortune. Felissimo doesn’t stop there. In addition to the perfume, they also offer a hand cream that not only moisturizes the skin, but also smells like a cat.
Japan’s connection to cats is shaped by history, culture, art and a love of animals. Cats are considered special creatures that bring happiness and joy, and this special relationship is deeply rooted in the lives and mentality of the Japanese. Now also in the fragrance that smells like cat!