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.
The newly released The Zoo Amber Classico 2021 by Christophe Laudamiel has notes of Fresh natural Mandarin, Gentian absolute, Geranium from Egypt certified For Life®, Patchouli from Indonesia certified For Life® , Peru Balsam certified Fairwild(R) from El Salvador, Labdanum and Nebulone® , Benzoin tears from Laos .
In concert, the plethora of materials in Maher Olfactive Sagan Dalya sing seamlessly – like an ensemble in which the singers stagger their breath to create a lyrical line which appears endless. It’s a marvelous form of infinity, though: chalorous and cool, comforting and contemplative. The hearth may be warm, but you can hear the wind whistle through the forest as a few memorable draughts slither through the cracks in the windowsill.
Perfumer Linda Sivrican provides beauty with a mission: proceeds from Fiele Fragrances A Flower For You will benefit The Ron Finley Project, an ongoing campaign which empowers inner city Los Angeles inhabitants to cultivate their own food as a means of encouraging an accessible, better-quality diet and overall health and well-being. Ron Finley is known as The Gangsta Gardener and is both local hero and muse
For Jovoy Paris Fire At Will, perfumer Vanina Murraciole adds her personal signature, a little je ne sais quoi that makes the difference, that I am beginning as a signature. This time it was an amazing mimosa note on top that adds a unique twist to ubiquitous vanilla fragrances.
Hermetica FigFever unites a fun, sweet-fruity wave with modish, powdery florals and woody notes to mirror the feeling of hot sun and cool shade on skin, like going from a sunny garden to the shade between Panama City skyscrapers downtown.
