Perfume and cologne-loving humor fans can rejoice with the introduction of ‘Eau My,' the first scent by Star Trek alumni George Takei, due out on December 15th. The title is a spin on his famous catch phrase "Oh My," and is sure to make fans chuckle when they hear it. The perfume smells of, among other things, mandarin zest, fresh ozone, jasmine, white freesia petals and grated ginger. Woods, crystallized amber, and soft skin musk are also featured scents in the perfume.
Whether you want to smell enticing, or just like the pun-infused name or even George Takei himself, Eau My (available for both men and women) will be a great addition to any beauty product collection or routine.
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