What ARE Fragrance Test Strips Made Of? The Surprisingly Dramatic Truth
Uncover the secret life of fragrance blotters! We dive into what those fancy perfume test strips are really made of, from their posh paper origins to why they're the VIPs of the scent world. The Unsung Hero: A Sarcastic Saga of the Scent Strip Alright, settle in. You want to know what those little paper sticks at the perfume counter are made of? Buckle up, because we're not just talking paper. We're talking about the Ferrari of filtered tree pulp. The secret agent of the scent world. Our story begins not in a glamorous Parisian boutique, but in a far more dramatic location: a paper mill . Gasp! I know, try to contain your excitement. These aren't just any old scraps from your office printer, oh no. That would be like using a paper plate at a Michelin-starred restaurant—a total travesty. Your average fragrance test strip , or "blotter" if you want to be fancy about it (and we do), is typically made from a special, ultra-thirsty, and blessedly unscented ...