DSH Perfumes Parfum de Grasse: Dawn Spencer Hurwitz’s “Hymn” to Grasse
DSH Perfumes Parfum de Grasse is a floral chypre that reveals seamless loveliness and abundance. It is a hymn to the City of Perfumery
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NEW Fragrance : Diptyque Vetyverio – “Luncheon on the Grass”
For Vetyverio M. Pescheux has chosen to use a blueprint that worked for another Diptyque fragrance, Tam Dao. Tam Dao is one of the most complex studies of a single note, sandalwood, as exists in perfumery. It works because, Daniele Moliere the nose, allowed sandalwood to create an axis around which the other notes would interact and allow for those interactions to illuminate and delineate the central note. In Vetyverio I experienced the same kind of development as M. Pescheux takes us on a journey through all that vetiver can be
New Fragrance:Oh Joya! Joya Studio Moves Out of the House and Onto Your Skin with FvsS: Parfums
I met with Frederick Bouchardy, the Creative Director of Joya Studio last summer and previewed two parfum extraits, marking the Company’s first entrée into the world of fine fragrances… FvsS: Parfums Composition No. 1 and Composition No. 6.
Xerjoff Oroville and Xerjoff Oesel-Reach For A Star
I discovered Xerjoff fragrances about a year ago and was sent samples of the entire line at the time by the company. Xerjoff was positioning themselves to be the ultra-luxe Italian fragrance equivalent to Amouage and their French-Middle Eastern influences. Of this initial group of fragrances I admired the quality of all of them. …
NEW FRAGRANCE: Eau de Yosh Parfums Six Degrees of Separation
Ms. Han has done an incredible job of reformulating her original six fragrant oils into something different and exciting and altogether beautiful. I think this shows a perfumer who really understands the architecture which underlies her fragrances and how to successfully alter it. Then again what else would I expect from a perfumer for whom the Chinese character for her name, Yosh, means fragrant. It is clear to me she has a deep connection to her fragrances
Colette:The Olfactory Novelist and Goddess of the Senses
Animals and nature play an important role in Colette’s writing. Mood, desire, relationships, emotions, atmosphere are all expressed through a language intertwined with the phenomena of nature. It is perhaps here, in her descriptions of the natural world, that she achieves her greatest writing.