New Fragrance Review: Guerlain Songe d’un Bois d’Éte “Thierry Wasser as Shéhérazade”
Songe d’un Bois d’Éte has enough French school perfumery to always give an appearance or glimmer of the familiar Guerlain perfumery art, at the same time as there is enough Middle Eastern edge to keep you guessing
Open Sky Untitled S01E01: Five Interpretations Before the Reveal + The Way it Made Us Feel Draw
Five writers from CaFleureBon interpret Open Sky Untitled S01E01 as a piece of art. Five very different interpretations from Mark Behnke, Tama Blough, John Reasinger, Valerie Vitale, and Neil Sternberg.
The Winner of The Heeley Extraits Draw
Mr. Heeley has only previously worked with Eau de Parfum strength compositions and those have a clear strong sense of architecture in their form. With the extraits I was curious if there would be a softening of that spine and a bit more malleability within these new releases.
NEW FRAGRANCE REVIEW: Ys Uzac – From Classical Music to Modern Perfumery
Ys Uzac is a Swiss brand of fragrances started in 2011 by classical cellist Vincent Micotti. The line consists of four perfumes, Metaboles, Lale, Monodie, and Pohadka. Dressed in fancy packaging and simple, attractive bottles, the line is pleasing to the eye, and, as I found out, to the nose as well.
CaFleureBon Top Ten Summer Fragrances 2012 + Hot Fun in the Summertime Perfume Draw
“End of the Spring and here she comes back..those summer days”. Since every change of season deserves a top ten list these are the fragrances we “cloud 9” on. Draws from Guerlain, Penhaligons, Opus Oils,Bond No. 9, L’Artisan Parfumeur, Xerjoff and Atelier Cologne.