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New men's fragrance: Kanøn Norwegian Wood
Palm Beach Beauté, the company which acquired the rights to produce the classic Kanøn fragrance in 2008, has announced a new version of the men's scent, set to launch in 2010. The new fragrance is named Kanøn Norwegian Wood.
Palm Beach Beauté describe the new scent as:...soothing woods and calming aromatics; a mans fragrance close to the source.
With its famed brand signature of highly-defined masculine character Kanøn for Men introduces Kanøn Norwegian Wood. A new mans scent which calms the soul through a specialized mix of perfectly-blended warm, natural woody essences. Impossible to resist and in one movement a perfect state of natural harmony and masculine presence.
The original Kanøn fragrance was launched in 1966 by Scannon.Comments (32)
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...isn't it good Norwegian Wood?
Wait for the flanker 'This Bird Has Flown' ...
...isn't it good Norwegian Wood?
Wait for the flanker 'This Bird Has Flown' ...
For a Norwegian the name looks like a spelling mistake. If they plan on launching it in the Scandinavian countries they better get rid of the slash thru the O, at least then it makes (some) sense.
Kanøn in Danish means "Canoe"... perhaps "Norwegian Canoe Wood"?
Kanøn in Swedish means "Gun".... weirder still...
And doesn't Kanøn in Norwegian mean "Canon"??
Yeah, I think this is just a bunch of logo and packaging creatives throwing random " / 's " (slashes) around in an attempt to make the whole design aesthetic more Scandinavian. And we Northerners are left scratching our heads... lol!
For a Norwegian the name looks like a spelling mistake. If they plan on launching it in the Scandinavian countries they better get rid of the slash thru the O, at least then it makes (some) sense.
Kanøn in Danish means "Canoe"... perhaps "Norwegian Canoe Wood"?
Kanøn in Swedish means "Gun".... weirder still...
And doesn't Kanøn in Norwegian mean "Canon"??
Yeah, I think this is just a bunch of logo and packaging creatives throwing random " / 's " (slashes) around in an attempt to make the whole design aesthetic more Scandinavian. And we Northerners are left scratching our heads... lol!