This story reminds me of a scene from the movie "The Addams Family." Two Girl Scouts show up at the Addams' door and ask Christina Ricci if she wants to buy Girl Scout cookies.
"Are they made from real Girl Scouts?" she replies.

NEW YORK (AP) — Now at the grown-up fragrance counter — the scent of a baby.
Several perfumers are creating fragrances that try to capture what Americans think of as new baby smell, that aroma of baby powder and lotion that so readily conjures up memories of happy, peaceful newborn bliss.
That sweet, immediately recognizable scent can have elements of violet, cumarine and musk, says Delphine Jelk, of the fragrance lab and manufacturer Drom, and “when you smell it, you smell baby skin.”

So, how do you think they're getting that new baby smell?