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	<title>The Perfume Heretic &#187; Issey Miyake</title>
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		<title>Feu d&#8217;Issey</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[by Issey Miyake, 1998 It&#8217;s a fire alright, right outta Hell!  This has been characterized as an odd floral-spicy scent, roses &#38; hot milk, according to some. I put it on and immediately thought, &#8220;OFF! OFF! GET IT OFF ME NOW!!!&#8221; Roses &#38; milk &#38; spices MY ASS! This is roses &#38; boxwood &#38; baby [...]]]></description>
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<p>by <a title="Issey Miyake Perfumes" href="http://www.isseymiyakeparfums.com/?l=en" target="_blank">Issey Miyake</a>, 1998</p>
<p>It&#8217;s a fire alright, right outta Hell!  This has been characterized as an odd floral-spicy scent, roses &amp; hot milk, according to <a title="May 2008 Archive" href="http://1000scents.blogspot.com/2008_05_01_archive.html" target="_blank">some</a>. I put it on and immediately thought, &#8220;OFF! OFF! GET IT OFF ME NOW!!!&#8221; Roses &amp; milk &amp; spices MY ASS! This is roses &amp; boxwood &amp; baby barf. The roses I&#8217;m sure of, the boxwood is my best guess at an indelible strong spicy-woody-vileness accord, one that reminds me to those nasty bottles of <a title="Predator Pee" href="http://www.predatorpee.com/" target="_blank">predator urine</a> (bobcat, wolf, fox, etc.) you can buy at fancy <em>garden centres</em> to sprinkle around your vegetable plot and scare away the little bunnies from eating your lettuces. The baby barf is the closest to the purported &#8220;milky&#8221; note, but if it&#8217;s milk, it&#8217;s waaaay beyond rotten, and not even cheese yet, just a bile-laced bad-breath sour-rotten nightmare that clings needily to skin. I don&#8217;t get it at all, why is there a following for this discontinued dumpster juice (Heaven help us! there&#8217;s a &#8220;<a title="Feu d'Issey Light" href="http://www.isseymiyakeparfums.com/?l=en#/31/perfumes/51/le-feu-d-issey-light/" target="_blank">Light</a>&#8221; version still available)?!</p>
<p>I diligently tried to scrub it off after enduring close to an hour of wear, just to be fair and check for development into something tolerable. Was it worth it? Let&#8217;s just say this was possibly the biggest sacrifice I&#8217;ve ever made in the name of Fairness.</p>
<p>After scrubbing three times with different detergents and soaps, IT&#8217;S STILL THERE! I may have to amputate&#8230;</p>
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