Rancé 1795 Laetitia Review + Napoleonic Beauty Draw

Rancé 1795 Laetitia – so named in honor of Napoléon’s mother, is a woody floriental perfume of considerable tenacity, elegant and eminently wearable.
Rancé 1795 Laetitia – so named in honor of Napoléon’s mother, is a woody floriental perfume of considerable tenacity, elegant and eminently wearable.
Parfums de Marly Oajan, composed by Shymalaya Maisondieu, pairs honey with osmanthus a Middle-Eastern gourmand that is never cloyingly sweet
The power of scent can help reconnect with our well-being. I conduct olfactory workshops for women suffering from cancer. -Mathilde Bijaoui of MANE
Perfumer Luca Maffei is a genius. So to choose only 3? Fath’s Essentials Rosso Epicureo, Gabriella Chieffo Ragu, and Perris Monte Carlo Cedro di Diamante
The hidden beauty in Tobali Spring Snow alludes to Nakamura Utaemon VI, one of the most famous Kabuki actors whose feminine characters transcended gender
Masque Milano Kintsugi is inspired by the Japanese philoshopy belief that when something’s has suffered damage and has a history it is more beautiful.