Well, it is for a good cause.
Queen guitarist Brian May has created a perfume to raise funds to protect wildlife.
May and the perfume company Xerjoff have created a scent called "Save Me", named after the 1980 Queen song and the trust May co-founded in 2010 to protect wild animals.
The scent has been described as smelling like “a hint of clean badger fur, some sandalwood, and something a bit limey,” while May himself described it in a far more appealing way as “the British countryside.” It's said to actually be a combination of smells including pink pepper, jasmine, chamomile, mimosa, gardenia, sandalwood and musk. May says compassion “has never smelled so sweet.” It sells for about $266 for 50 milliliters -- unless you want May to autograph the bottle, which brings the price up to about $555!
If you're so inclined, get yours here.
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