In the second part of the Opus 4 line from L’Atelier Parfum, we are focusing today on Woodylicious and Carnal Bliss, after I already introduced you to the…
Category: Woody
Wood in all its facets.
Don’t worry, I’m fine and the headline is absolutely coherent as it is. If you have any doubts about the accuracy of this statement and/or my state of…
The two eaux de parfum Himalayan Spell and Malfa Walls by Obvious Parfums are the protagonists of today’s blog post, after I already presented the first fragrance in…
A few months ago, the French niche fragrance label Obvious Parfums launched the new High Standards Collection with the fragrances Frida’s Thorns, Himalayan Spell and Malfa Walls. The…
It has been some time since the Australian fragrance house Goldfield & Banks was a guest on this blog. But with the relaunch of Mystic Bliss, the time…
In this final article on Essential Parfums, we will be looking at three fragrances, namely Bois Impérial, Bois Impérial Extrait and Néroli Botanica. This concludes this series on…
Part IV in Essential Par fums’ round-up of fragrances brings us to the creations Fig Infusion and Patchouli Mania, created by perfumers Nathalie Lorson and Fabrice Pellegrin. As…
I’m particularly looking forward to today’s two eaux de parfum Divine Vanille and The Musc from Essential Parfums, as vanilla and musk could be right up my street.…
I would like to continue the Essential Parfums review series with the two eaux de parfum Mon Vetiver and Orange X Santal. There are still a few more…