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Olfactive Studio – Autoportrait

Olfactive Studio is the brainchild of French perfume designer, Celine Verleure. I always enjoy tracking the success of an individual whether it is a famous actor, artist or business owner. You will...

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Puredistance – M

It must be increasingly hard for perfume brands to make their products stand out in a rapidly expanding market. Even niche perfumery is now subject to a high and frequent number of new product...

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Robert Piguet – Bandit

Guerlain’s Mitsouko (1919) was the first perfume that opened my mind to the possibility of wearing perfume designed for woman. I was cautious to begin with. Can a man really wear a scent designed with...

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Penhaligon’s – Vaara

India once again lends itself to inspire a modern day perfume story. In this case the story is told by Penhaligon’s, one of England’s oldest and most respected perfume houses. What began as a private...

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Grandiflora Fragrances – Magnolia Grandiflora Michel

* for the next three days, I’ll be publishing posts about the recently launched perfumes by renowned Australian florist and author, Saskia Havekes. Her brand, Grandiflora, is based in Sydney and a...

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Grandiflora Fragrances – Magnolia Grandiflora Sandrine

* over three days, I am publishing posts about the recently launched perfumes by renowned Australian florist and author, Saskia Havekes. Her brand, Grandiflora, is based in Sydney and a couple of...

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Mona di Orio – Tubereuse

During the past three years that I have been writing about the perfumes I have collected, one of things I enjoy about the process of writing a review is the search for perfume notes that go...

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Penhaligon’s – Iris Prima

Iris Prima is the scent of the ballet as imagined by Penhaligon’s. The British perfume house worked with Master Perfumer and last year’s recipient of The Fragrance Foundation’s Lifetime Achievement...

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Oriza L. Legrand – Foin Fraîchement Coupé

Guerlain’s Jicky is always eulogised as a symbol of change in perfumery. When Jicky was launched in 1889, it was heralded as one of the first perfumes to use synthetic raw materials and historians...

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Malbrum Parfums – Tigre du Bengale

Last week I published an interview with B. Kristian Malbrum, the Norwegian founder of a new line of niche perfumes called Malbrum Parfums. Of the three extrait de parfums I discussed with Kristian,...

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