The Winner of the 1001 Arabian Nights Draw
Being an admirer of the Armani Privé line, I was naturally very curious about their newest addition to the Arabian nights’ collection; ‘La Collection des Mille et une Nuits’, Cuir Noir.
New Fragrance Review: Giorgio Armani Prive Cuir Noir + 1001 Arabian Nights Draw
From the name I was expecting a leathery vanilla, but this Arabian tale opens with a genie out of the bottle; Oud. Supported by creamy honey-like sandalwood, the oud mixed with delicate rose unfolds proud like the tower of a minaret.
CaFleureBon Profiles in American Perfumery: The Winner of The Eighth Decade Book Draw
My work is not done – there is still so much to do. I think that the more people learn about plants the more they will want to make their own perfume and in the learning they will become more responsible and educated about the environment and realize that ‘nature’ provides
The Winner of The Star Struck Draw
Naughty and irreverent, yet whimsical and endearing, this whispers sweet but shouts sexy.
CaFleureBon Profiles in American Perfumery: Jeanne Rose + Eighth Decade Book Draw
I think that the more people learn the more they will want to make their own perfume and in the learning they will become more responsible and educated about the environment and realize that ‘nature’ provides. This is the earth-driven web of life.
FRAGRANCE REVIEW: Thierry Mugler ANGEL EDP + Star Struck Night Draw
In 1992 perfume history was made. Perfumers Olivier Cresp and Yves de Chirin collaborated on and Parfums Mugler released what would become one of the best-selling perfumes in the world. A polarizing scent people (usually) either love or hate. We have a draw for the EDP