Instead of our Molecular Moses, Neil Sternberg or our CMO (Chief Molecular Officer) Mark Behnke reviewing this book which really could be subtitled (The Trouble with IFRA ). The Little Book of Fagrance is really Ms. Sanchez’s post scripts circa 2011 of the 1800 fragrances reviewed in Perfume A-Z . The draw is the advanced copy
Contributor Claudia Kroyier and Managing Editor Mark Behnke suggested that it did not seem fair for the first responders to do all the heavy lifting for “what’s behind the picture frame” and give away clues for some to copy. So we now add a twist. What are our ten top cities where the blog is widely read?
Senior Editor Ida Meister has been wearing Aftelier Perfumes since they debuted, and was the the first to review Honey Blossom, a FiFi finalist in 2011
La Femme Bleue is a limited edition of 1,000 bottles meant to coincide with the Giorgio Armani Spring/Summer 2011 collection of the same name.Despite the name La Femme Bleue is a distinctly shared fragrance.
Vol de Nuit opens up with galbanum. When I smelled it for the first time at Dawn Spencer Hurwitz’s studio, I hated it.What happens with Vol de Nuit is Margarita’s laughter. Sparkling aldehydes — seems like they are jumping in the air, and if I swallow one of those bits of laughter
In Revolution, the vetiver melds with birch tar in a distinctly urinous manner.
Someone peeled out in a momentous hurry, and your back has the tire tracks to prove it.
