The Winner of the Barry Lyndon Draw
The best fragrances are capable of doing good to us, not only smelling good. They are able to give great and deep emotions, they are authentic
The Garden of Michel and Edmond Roudnitska: A Winter’s Tale
The garden that perfumer Edmond Roudnitska created in Cabris,France and that his son ethical perfumer and multi sensorialist Michel Roudnitska continues to maintain is legendary for its beauty and history. From stony, arid land it has become a place of natural unearthly beauty
New Fragrance: Q and A – Serge Lutens Eau Froide
So is this fragrance going to give an evil twist to the concept – or erroneous preconception – of frankincense?
The Winner of the Lentheric Tweed Draw
When I had laid my hands on a small decant of a vintage Lentheric Tweed from 1930s or 1940s, it was (deliberately) not labeled, so I had no name, no brand, or no story to influence my perception
CaFleureBon Favorite Winter Fragrances: Part 1 + Perfume to Thaw Draw
MaryBeth, Tama and Michelyn select their favorite cold weather scents with a draw to thaw over from Guerlain, Ineke, Keiko Mecheri, Mona Di Orio, Shelley Waddington, Yosh Han and Xerjoff
CaFleureBon Profiles in American Perfumery: Kari Arienti of Symrise + Calypso St. Barth Bellini Perfume Draw
Being an American perfumer, I felt less conventional constraints to creativity. Although we study the same classic fine fragrances, our market is so diverse that it allows for a broad range of tastes that stray far from the classics.