What would 1,400 samples smell like?

[The Chandos]

This is pretty crazy. Dutch artists Lernert and Sander combined 1,400 samples of every new perfume launched in 2012 to create Everything. "Everything smells of your average fragrance department store — that wall of smell that hits you when you enter it."

 

[Mick]

That is pretty wild indeed.

 

[BillC]

We did something similar with all the leftover alcohol in my fraternity house at the end of every semester - I don't think we ever created an award winning drink

 

[Timmy Dee]

I want a small sample vial of Everything!

Cheers Chandos! Hope you don't mind I stole the link and posted it over @ BN (with you credited, naturally). That is interesting as hell!

 

[BigFoot]

 

[LoveThatBurn]

Posted on facebook.

 

[Quintar]

I'd guess it smells like bergamot, lavender, sandalwood, moss, musk and maybe vetiver...y'know the most common notes in most perfumes, they would sum up to have the greatest impact.

 

[Lamb Root]

This is a honorable scent-oriented experiment. I salute that try, and I'd like to buy a sample of that perfume. In no other circumstance I'd buy something called 'everything'.

 

[mattnick]

That is pretty funny. It probably smells a lot like Sephora, but I would still order a sample if I could.

 

[Schad]

I like the smell when walking through fragrance section of a Neiman Marcus.