Perfume is supposed to attract, so what should we make of a perfume that is meant to resist?

A new scent sold in Lebanon was created for precisely this purpose. Only instead of resisting the people on the street with an unpleasant smell, "Resistance Perfume" makes good on its name with an oppositional political agenda.

Decorated with a photograph of Hezbollah's Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, the perfume is said to be strong and musky. In addition to the photograph of Nasrallah, the packaging of "Resistance Perfume" contains a digitally manipulated image of a sinking ship meant to represent the Israeli warship which was damaged by an Hezbollah missile.

The perfume is sold for $1, and while it has marketed as a unisex product, Resistance Perfume is mostly worn by men.