As I wore Mousseline Peche there was never a moment that it didn’t feel like a Providence Perfume Co. fragrance. It reminded me of the exquisite beauty of simple pleasures and perfumed paths yet to explore.
Ken Grand has forayed once more into the realm of naturals and founded Sarabecca Natural Perfume (named for his daughters Sarah and Rebecca) and released an intriguing duo of eaux de parfum entitled Day and Night.
In Jo Malone Osmanthus Blossom perfumer Marie Salamagne very cleverly chooses three notes to enhance and illuminate osmanthus. At the top it is the fruit, in the heart it is floral, and in the base the leathery quality is displayed.
I think Angel Face is the best fragrance so far in the A Dozen Roses collection; it has a much more pronounced aesthetic of its own while still retaining the brand DNA with the presence of the rose note.
Natural perfumer Irina Adam of Brooklyn, NY has named her natural apothecary company Phoenix botanicals and it is truly a propos, The idea behind the name is one can feel reborn from spending time in and surrounded with her fragrances, Saffron Veil, Bonfire Rose, Zephyr, Amber & Blues, Meadow & Fir, Night Bloom, and Triple Vanilla.
Perfumer Christopher Brosius of CB I Hate Perfume hates bugs and wanted something to wear which would keep them away. He did some research into what essential oils repelled insects and turned it into a perfume, CB I Hate Perfume #610 Outside.
