Donut Cologne

Invented in 1996 by three California firefighters turned entrepreneurs. Their explanation of how they got the idea:

"We were coming out of a fire one night and we walked past this policeman who smelled like donuts. We were like, 'Wow, we love that smell.' And we started laughing that cops hang out in donut shops so much, they actually are starting to smell like donuts."

More info: LA Times - May 3, 1996

San Bernardino County Sun - Aug 7, 1996

Los Angeles Times - May 3, 1996

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Posted By: Alex - Thu Jul 12, 2018
Category: 1990s | Perfume and Cologne and Other Scents

Comments

I could not find any more information about the product but did find another company. From the Demeter Fragrance Library, Handcrafted in the U.S.A. we have available "Jelly Doughnut" in spray, roll on, body lotion, and several others.

Posted by Steve E. on 07/12/18 at 07:25 PM

How about burnt gunpowder scent talcum powder?

Posted by KDP on 07/12/18 at 11:09 PM

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