Demeter took the idea of a sweet, shrill and metallic scent and twisted and extended it into an out-of-this-world wearable fragrance experience. There has been much discussion about the smell of space over the past few years. After a 2003 mission, astronaut Don Pettit described it this way on a NASA blog: "It is hard to describe this smell...The best description I can come up with is metallic; a rather pleasant sweet metallic sensation.” Spacewalk is a cologne.
DEMETER SPACEWALK REVIEWS
Fragrantica: "Smells... sterile? But not to an offputting degree. It's like a hospital waiting room, but more welcoming, as though it were some sort of home. It's certainly unique and i absolutely love it."
Fragrantica: "Definitely a futuristic scent if you’re looking for some thing in that range, it is very metallic and it is slightly leaves a candy likes scent trail. Also, it also is remnants of a very soapy light and almost comes off like a fabric softener, but I think it’s because of the Candy like notes. But overall, very metallic. This fragrance really last a long time I work in third shift with a lot of water and no matter how much water was splashed on me I could still smell it on my clothes even on the skin. It’s that potent.. this almost smells like an out of the shower smell too. It’s very clean, like when you’re washing Stainless steel metal."
Fragrantica: "My favorite Demeter fragrance so far. Spacewalk starts off as metal dust, then the subdued sweetness of red beets takes over. After that, it does not change too much. Still, this is a cool and unusual scent. The colors I associate with it are ones such as misty lilac, trade winds and dusty mauve (for references check out Patone website - basically dusty greys and reddish purples). I do find some similarities with Nasomatto’s Fantomas, although more in style than in specific notes. “Spacewalk” in my opinion was made eyeing a young and urban target group. It is completely unisex. So far, this is probably the only Demeter that I also wear as a perfume. I recommend this one. It’s far more wearable than the name suggests. TL;DR: Purple metal dust and red beets."
