In don't know where Atypyk got the idea for their new Burned Forest air freshener, but it seems like an appropriate object for what is, in many places, the summer fire season.
Just think, if the Burned Forest air freshener is successful in replacing those cardboard tree air fresheners that people hang in their cars, the smell of charred wood and the smelly aftermath of seasonal fires may become vogue.
Implications - If you're not the kind of person who gets excited about camping out in the woods, but you still have an appreciation for the outdoors, this Burned Forest air freshener is the perfect compromise. Rather than avoiding nature entirely, this air freshener can be placed anywhere inside or outside the home -- it also makes for a great gift!
Tragically Funny Hanging Trees
Atypyk Burned Forest Air Freshener Smells Like Burned Forest
Trend Themes
1. Alternative Air Fresheners - The success of Atypyk's Burned Forest air freshener indicates a trend towards alternative scents in the air freshener market.
2. Nature-inspired Products - The popularity of the Burned Forest air freshener suggests a trend towards products that bring the outdoors inside.
3. Disruptive Odor Experiences - Atypyk's Burned Forest air freshener disrupts traditional scent preferences by introducing a charred wood scent.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive Accessories - The Burned Forest air freshener has the potential to replace traditional cardboard tree air fresheners in cars.
2. Home Decor - The Burned Forest air freshener can be placed anywhere inside or outside the home, indicating potential in the home decor industry.
3. Gifts and Novelty - Atypyk's Burned Forest air freshener can also be marketed as a unique and unconventional gift option.