Intergalactic Outer Space Sampler - Set of Five 2ml Samples

This sampler will let you experience outer space without actually having to go to outer space. 

1. Byredo Space Rage (Cactus Jack for BYREDO - Travx Eau de Parfum) - Space Rage is a collaboration between Travis Scott and Byredo which debuted in November of 2020 with a candle and fragrance which sold out in three hours. They did a limited restock on January 21st and immediately sold out then as well. It is no longer available. Space Rage is meant to smell “literally like space,” Ben Gorham of Byredo told WWD (Women's Wear Daily) in November. He said Space Rage is “a play on words — our own space program. We just wanted to create something tangible and accessible from the idea of space travel and space.” With top notes of cosmic dust and antimatter particles; middle notes of starlight and the scent of supernova; and base notes of atmospheric vapor and dark nebulae.  
2. Eau de Space Eau de Luna The Smell of the Moon EDP – Created by Steve Pearce, Eau de Luna is described as "a unique smell, that's hard to describe...like spent gunpowder". It is based on early accounts from Apollo astronauts and is an authentic account of a lunar experience. Based on the success of the Kickstarter campaign for Eau de Space, Eau de Luna is based on verified astronaut accounts from the only 12 people to ever step on the moon's surface. In 2010, artists working with the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam created a limited edition, scratch-and-sniff print that featured the smell of the moon using Pearce's "Moondust Natural R342" scent. Pearce designed the lunar aroma around Apollo 16 moonwalker Charlie Duke's description of the lunar regolith, or soil. "It is really a strong smell," radioed Duke after getting a whiff of the dust from the stains on his spacesuit once he was back inside the lunar module on the moon in 1972. "It has that taste to me of gunpowder — and the smell of gunpowder, too." On the next mission, Apollo 17, Gene Cernan remarked, “smells like someone just fired a carbine in here." Apparently every Apollo astronaut would bring moondust back inside the lander. Moondust was incredibly clingy, sticking to boots, gloves and other exposed surfaces. No matter how hard they tried to brush their suits before re-entering the cabin, some dust made its way inside. Once their helmets and gloves were off, the astronauts could feel, smell and even taste the moon and now you can too.
3. Gritti Super Nova Extrait de Parfum - Born from explosion, born to glow bright. Chaos-to-order. Cosmic violent beauty bursts through the dark to light; a teal blaze smears the horizon. Open your eyes. Inhale the night. Discover the mineral abyss of space through subtle metallic accords entangled with frosty aromatic nuances and a deep, dusky mix of oud and grey amber. Super Nova features top notes of mineral notes, artemisia and green pepper; middle notes of ozone, gunpowder and oud; and base notes of cashmere, grey amber and metallic notes.  
4. Sixteen92 The Book of Stars Parfum - The Book of Stars is part of the May Legacy Collection. It was originally released as a Circle Membership Special Edition in 2020. These are usually offered to Circle members only, but since Sixteen92 did not open a Circle membership this year, the owner was able to make a small batch of this by special request to share during Legacy. It features notes of the smell of space (meteor dust, ozone, metal and ethyl formate) blended with grounding white sandalwood, papyrus and earthy musks. 
5. The Strange South Space Dust EDP - Space Dust is the scent of smoldering remains of comet trails, moon rock and cosmic debris.