I became aware of Brigitte Witschi’s line of Bergduft Fragrances. So far there have been three releases all based on native Alpine flora; Alpenrose, Blauer Enzian and her first fragrance Edelweiss. I recently got a chance to experience Edelweiss and while I’m not sure I found my Alpine meadow I found a very nice powdery floral fragrance.
I really came to enjoy wearing Hajj because it felt like the antidote to Oud overload or as I called it the Anti Oud. M. Lucas stayed true to his inspiration but made Hajj feel like something different at the same time.
Are you looking for a little magic in your life? Do you believe that the mind has the power to manifest a desired outcome? Even skeptics will respond to the little aromatic wonders that are Abra Ca Da Bra and Temple Sweep will charm you with their magical fragrances and with the magnetism they radiate.
The two latest releases from Xerjoff, Richwood and Damarose, are excellent examples of their design aesthetic. Richwood welds together rose, sandalwood and patchouli; Damarose creates a lush opulent rose chypre. Both of these fragrances show what can be done when the finest ingredients are available to be used by a perfumer.
Urbane, witty, never treacly-
Café Noir is a masterful amalgam of spice, resin, blossoms, and darkest java.
Inspired by a beautiful poem recited to Sarah Horowitz by her father when she was a child…Roots and Wings…this beautiful poem gave birth in Sarah’s creative mind to this equally gorgeous trio of scents…Wings, Roots and Belle Route.
