drom Fragrances and The Color Association of the United States collaborated on a presentation of beauty and fragrance trends for Fall 2013. The concept was “what’s old is new again” and the forecast looks at how traditional colors and concepts are being reinvented.
I’ve always been aware of the connection between science and art. When I smell a fragrance I rarely concentrate on the individual notes, instead searching for the structure, base, and foundation that inform its character. For me, being an American perfumer means respecting tradition while not being bound by it.
Petale Noir dries down to a feminine and sexy skin scent. It is not overtly woody or musky, and is soft and pretty.
Last month we featured the top five Artisans perfumers in spilled perfume, so we close the circle and we recognize the noses and niche perfumers in our CaFleureBon Profiles in American Perfumery Series. Your task to claim spilled perfume is to rank the TOP FIVE NOSE AND NICHE PROFILES IN AMERICAN PERFUMERY IN ORDER OF MOST READ. Below …
A tangy and vibrant fragrance, Flash Back is an olfactory reminiscence: tangy and slightly green rhubarb mixed with hesperides revives an enveloping childhood smell: that of rhubarb tart. A base note of vetiver and cedar give it woody sensuality.
Since that drive I wore Café V on the skin, and it had been catching my attention every time with its smells of coffee, freshly chipped wood, maybe a hint of cocoa
