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NOYZ Makes Fragrances Inspired by Real Stories & Raw Feelings

In an industry known for its meticulousness, from precise formulas to carefully crafted commercials, NOYZ is a disruptive new brand breaking the mold with divergent scents inspired by real stories and raw emotions, challenging the traditional boundaries of perfumery.

"In an industry that has long been rooted in hyper-filtered fantasy, we saw a massive white space in the fragrance market for a brand rooted in realism," says creator Shaun Neff, "We feel more people will relate to our Sh**ty Day fragrance rather than doing a perfect hair flip with an 18-pack of abs or flawlessly riding a beautiful white horse in a magical meadow."

Sh**ty Day is one unique amber fragrance from the disruptive brand that provides uplifting refreshment and a tangible reminder to take a deep breath to reframe a bad day.
Trend Themes
1. Genderless-fragrance-sector - The rise of genderless fragrances offers an inclusive approach to scent that caters to all genders, breaking away from traditional gender norms in the beauty industry.
2. Emotion-driven-products - Products inspired by real emotions and stories are resonating with consumers seeking authenticity and personal connection in their purchases.
3. Realism-in-marketing - Marketing campaigns rooted in realism and relatability are gaining traction as consumers grow tired of idealized, unattainable standards propagated by traditional advertising.
Industry Implications
1. Fragrance - The fragrance industry is evolving with brands that use emotion and personal narratives to create scents that are more relatable and authentic.
2. Personal-care - The personal care industry is witnessing a shift towards products that emphasize emotional wellbeing alongside physical benefits.
3. Marketing-and-advertising - Marketing and advertising sectors are increasingly valuing campaigns that prioritize realistic and relatable experiences over aspirational fantasies.

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