Artistic breakthroughs can come from pushing one’s own envelope, and I think Ellen Covey has done an admirable job of creating fragrances based around a note she found difficult-Seattle Chocolate and California Chocolate.
Zelda Fitzgerald was a complicated woman, so creating a fragrance that captured her essence posed many creative challenges. How do I create a perfume that does justice to both the highest and the lowest aspects of her life? A bright beginning, a full heart, and a dark base would be the perfect start.
Rodrigo Flores-Roux has composed a frankincense still life in Tom ford Sahara Noir that will enhance my enjoyment of frankincense for years to come.
The task was to match up the seven secrets to each of CaFleureBon’s staff editors and contributors- Elise, Valerie, Michael, John, Tama, Mark and Michelyn. The answers will suprise you
Standing before the large display of fragrances, my friend asked me, how should I begin? I let the juice color and my gut direct me, and I was specifically drawn to the most incredible green hue. I reached out and took Fueguia 1833 Patagonia Thays in my hand
The Rose With The Broken Neck is a beautiful perfume….period. It is an example of olfactory art….period. It lives up to its title in every way by stressing the rose throughout its development. A bravura perfomance by natural perfumer Alexandra Balahoutis
