I have been intrigued with Odin as a perfume line for some time. The stark, dark bottles always seem so masculine, that I’m not sure I’m allowed to wear the perfume inside. In the last month, they released the seventh and eighth scents in the line, 08 Seylon, and 09 Posala. Fortunately, I have found that the perfumes are wearable by any gender.
I know that Tanja Bochnig has her own story about the inspiration for her new fragrance Calling All Angels, but by the thought of angels and Berlin, I couldn’t help but to think of the iconic 1987 film ‘Der Himmel über Berlin’ by Wim Wenders.
It has been a while since the house of Houbigant, famous for the original Chantilly and Quelques Fleurs, has released a new fragrance aimed to the feminine market. Now they have added to the line with a perfume based on orange blossom by perfumer Jacques Flori, called Orangers en Fleurs.
Akuura Kulak, the nose and the brains behind Aroma Sanctum, opened the shop in 1996. Over the years, Ms. Kulak has composed an exquisite line of house blends. Let’s step into the shop and spend some time with a few of her most popular blends…
For the 10th anniversary of Luckyscent.com, owners Franco Wright and Adam Eastwood pay a fragrant homage to their hometown Los Angeles with a quartet of fragrances: Lys de Desert created by Perfumer Andy Tauer and Santal Sacré , “Bois Bourbon”, Nuit Épicée by Jerome Epinette.
The children’s story, Moss Gown, written by William H. Hooks is the inspiration behind Providence Perfume Co.’s newest botanical scent. Perfumer Charna Ethier read it to her daughter and was intrigued by the witchy woman living in the bayou who turned a young girl’s rags into an enchanted gown.
