Sometimes, things go wrong in your life that, no matter how much you try, you\u00a0just cannot hide them.<\/p>\n
Especially if you work with smelly chemicals in your lab.<\/p>\n
You spill one of those and your biggest wish would be to\u00a0bury the evidence of your clumsiness. It’s all well. You clean up, no big damages. No one saw you. It should be fine. Only<\/em> if it was this simple.<\/p>\n The smell\u00a0of the chemical\u00a0will not let\u00a0it be so. It haunts you and follows you around everywhere you go.<\/p>\n And people start asking questions. Questions that should not have been raised in the first place, that are best left unanswered.<\/p>\n And then, you have to admit that yes, it is you. This is\u00a0something that you have done. And it is definitely you who smells like that chemical.<\/p>\n But in this adversity lies a masked opportunity. An opportunity to develop your own line of perfumes that smell like chemicals in your lab. Then you can wear them all the time and get the people in your lab accustomed to those smells.<\/p>\n So that next time, they won’t even know (plus you generate revenue. Win-win.)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Sometimes, things go wrong in your life that, no matter how much you try, you\u00a0just cannot hide them. Especially if you work with smelly chemicals in your lab. You spill one of those and your biggest wish would be to\u00a0bury the evidence of your clumsiness. It’s all well. You clean up, no big damages. No … <\/p>\n