Growing up in the 80s, popular fragrances your father wore include Dior Eau Sauvage, Caron Pour Un Homme, Aramis, Polo and Halston Z-14
Elizabeth Taylor Black Pearls composed by legendary perfumer Sophia Grosjman, 1996 is a uniquely peachy, wet and powdery fragrance,
Whimsical, intricate, endearing, a bit dark, a bit goth, and sprinkled with a dose of nostalgia, Lolita Lempicka is a cult classic with a devout following
L’Eau par Kenzo evokes floating on an imaginary forest lake, surrounded by impossibly perfect waterlilies, ripe fluffy peaches, frozen in time
In Caron Parfum Sacre there is the aromas of warm dunes, the spice market with fruit baskets spilled over spices. In chiaroscuro, we see a perfect rose
The beauty of Christian Dior Pure Poison comes from a note of sandalwood, gasping for air, alive under the bark underneath the layer of white poisoned snow.
