Robert Pattinson claims he can “turn off” his sense of smell

Oh, Edward Cullen, don’t This face. Robert Pattinson may have played a vampire to whom the smell of his girlfriend’s blood was irresistible, but that scenario wouldn’t be a problem for the actor in real life because… his nose is built differently? At least if A self-confessed liarThe latest interviews have to be believed anyway. “I can weirdly turn my sense of smell on and off,” Pattinson said recently. deerstating that he believes he suffers from “smell dyslexia,” in which he believes that “something has the smell of something that no one else thinks exists.” The current face of Dior Homme echoed this idea while speaking to him Harper’s Bazaar About the latest fragrance campaign (which I incidentally think smells like pencils). According to Pattinson, when asked to describe the scent of the new eau de parfum in a behind-the-scenes video, “Every ingredient I said had a nothing It has nothing to do with smell – absolutely.

Fatherhood has clearly taught Pattinson’s fuzzy nose a lesson. While he thought all babies smelled like “genetically modified pigs,” he changed his mind after welcoming his daughter with Suki Waterhouse last spring. “My baby smells great! I still don’t really like the smell of other babies,” he explained. Harper’s Bazaar. “I think my baby smells different from other babies. It’s not a common baby smell.” He admitted that this view might be just “wishful thinking”, but he was still confident enough to suggest it “El”[I]”If there was a barn for the kids, I think I could probably put it out.” Maybe she got it from her mother? Pattinson called Waterhouse the best person he’d ever met and said she smelled like happiness. But we now know that if this stopped, he could just use his ability to close his nose! There’s always a lot to learn from Pattinson’s press tour, right?