Frederic Malle Publishes His First Book “De L’Art Du Parfum”
This book tells the story of each of his collaborations with the most talented perfumers, their inspirations, complicities, and trade secrets.
The Winner of The Dark Side Draw
Ralf Schweiger pulls off a neat trick here as a fragrance named Ambre Nue has no amber as a distinct note in it but the notes that are present create an amber accord, an ambery bouquet if you will, and in that construction makes Ambre Nue something to be admired.
The Winners of the Perfume of The Gods Draw
One of the things that first attracted me to the House of Lord’s Jester was that they are all natural perfumes made with no synthetics whatsoever
CaFleureBon Profiles in American Perfumery: The Winner of The Eighth Decade Book Draw
My work is not done – there is still so much to do. I think that the more people learn about plants the more they will want to make their own perfume and in the learning they will become more responsible and educated about the environment and realize that ‘nature’ provides
CaFleureBon Triples Growth in 2011+ Swimming in a Sea of Perfume Contest
The number of CaFleureBon’s unique readers (not the amount of visits) as defined by Google Analytics tripled from 2010- 2011. Can you guess how many there were? We have 10 draw prizes (six full bottles) that went unclaimed and two winners can take them all.
The Winner of the Beach in Winter Draw
I wanted lush, sultry, sexy, tropical. Coconut Milk seemed to be everywhere, and I adore it – my goal was to capture the lushness of a tropical escape-Sarah Horowitz Thran