In creating Commodity Fragrances Milk, perfumer Christelle Laprade was inspired by the memory of a family vacation in the Fall, when her family spent hours around hot wood-fires, telling stories and making s’mores. She wanted to capture the intimate nostalgia of this moment in a fragrance. The coziness and comfort is evident right from the start and remains for hours, enveloping the wearer in a warm embrace.
Creating a new jasmine-centered fragrance, original and unique is a real challenge for a brand. Perfumer Alexandra Carlin accomplishes this in J.U.S Bloomastral
The Perfume Companion The Definitive Guide to Choosing your Next Scent is the first fragrance guide to recommend Axe/Lynx body sprays, Avon, and multiple modern variants of 4711, Demeter and other bon marché scents which won’t break the bank; it’s a refreshing change of pace.
XJ 1861 was later known as Renaissance and Xerjoff 1861 has become a sub brand of the Xerjoff universe which celebrates the magnificence of Italy. The fourth, Xerjoff Decas is the “decennial” fragrance (a play on the number 10) and is a scented dedication to Italy, the bel paese and the many regions which are known their beautiful native raw materials.
Imagine if you could travel back in time and give advice to your younger self. What would you say to the younger “you”?
A thread of weightlessness carries through the top and the heart of Laboratorio Olfattivo ExplOud, and it can be perceived even in the base of the fragrance, despite the gradual introduction of the more tenebrous notes of the drydown. If the opening represents the “explosive” part of ExplOud, then it is here, in the base, that we get to experience the oud in all its somber glory.
