Exoticism, the dictionary says, is “the charme of the unfamiliar”. It seems to be the case of this air freshener whose scent is called Moroccan Bazaar. As anyone who’s ever set foot in a Moroccan Bazaar knows very well, “Fresh-ground ginger, one of the many stimulating scents at a Moroccan spice market” is in fact just one of them, the others being camel dung, roasted lamb, rotting vegetables, open air butchery and Kif smoke. I can think of many excellent reasons to visit a Moroccan Bazaar (and I would suggest the truly unforgettable Djemaa el Fna square market in Marrakesh), but the scent is definetly not one of them.