| abstract |
Conventional, perfumed consumer products, such as e.g. washing powders, have a uniform odor throughout the entire product. The invention relates to odorized consumer products which comprise at least two differently smelling perfume oils which are not evenly distributed in the product in terms of their percentages. The leading edge product concept allows the consumer to produce, using one and the same product, e.g. washing powder, a variety of odors during application, thereby completely breaking the monotony of olfactory experience associated with conventional, perfumed consumer products |