The trend for green is seeing red. Red ink…. Americans love to say they are eco-consciousness, but they are more dollar conscious, according to today’s New York Times Business section. So what does that have to do with natural fragrances Two leaders in Natural Perfumery admit that they worry that too many new natural fragrances created by anyoen with a rose garden will hurt not help their Art
I have had about three dozen press releases from PR firms wanting to jump on The Earth Day bandwagon. Next week I will be getting Snooki’s tanning secrets. I thought about this day a few months ago and invited some friends in fragrance to particpate. (none came from a press release)
America is a nation of phobics. Sloane-Kettering Center found that certain scents can reduce symptoms of what really is an anxiety disorder. Natural perfumers have known this for thousands of years; we are all looking for a Calm Space DRAW.
I was not going to post this on April Fool’s Day. But in the words of the great Mr. T. “I pity the fool” who did not claim their 15 ml of Timeless fragrance by Anya McCoy
2 of CaFleureBon’s friends in fragrance have supported us from Day One. Anya McCoy, the President of the Natural Perfumer’s Guild and Dawn Spencer-Hurwitz (member of NPG). What a day for natural perfumery!!!
Dawn Spencer Hurwitz created a perfume for EIC Michelyn Camen and CaFleureBon’s first birthday. The visual inspiration she chose was a painting by Toulouse-Lautrec, “Woman With Black Boa” and a black opal and sapphire ring. What struck me about both of these pieces is they are beautiful on a surface level but if you take the time to experience them and live with them a bit there is a whole other level underneath that surface beauty. The name of the fragrance Ms. Hurwitz created was Lautrec.
