Patty White launched Perfume Posse in 2005, and we've been yapping on and on about perfume endlessly since.
What did I promise last week in the drawing? Oh, yeah, all those samples except the Watermelon Gazpacho, which I slurped down. Then I just abandoned all pretense of civility and started eating watermelon straight. Just watermelon/melon for three days. I’m foundering on it. We have now entered the melon The rest, please…
I was in Chicago for a nanosecond for meetings and some fun. And that always includes perfume. But it’s been kinda boring lately, with all the flankers and foobers and flubbers clanking their way across the counters, shrieking and clawing for attention, all smelling much the same (but it’s The rest, please…
By March I rooted around in the collection of vials and decants sitting near my computer, I haven’t done a random candy samples review in forever! Also: I’m thinking we should do another Swapmania, in June, maybe? I promise not to do it on a holiday weekend this time. Would The rest, please…
by Musette When we were in our 20s (back in the Jefferson administration) my galpals and I fantasized about our married coworkers’ lives -a permanent partner for Chinese food and Friday Movies, sex every night, total validation on Valentine’s Day…and the cessation of the ignominy of the Blind Date. The rest, please…
Denyse says L’Heure VII Defendue is based on the seven deadly sins or the Forbidden Hour. I’ll say. in snaps and sn L’Heure VII Defendue is not some lightweight chocolate that’s a little milky or fluffy like a dessert. This is the dark black chocolate that’s a lot bitter and The rest, please…
When I first stumbled into the Posse, one of the first things I did, after I stopped drooling, was to go into the Archives to see what I’d been missing . One of my faves was this hysterical post, which got me on a hunt for Hermes Doblis, just to The rest, please…
Let’s all settle in to unpack the new L’Heures, shall we? Anita is going to be reviewing one soon, Fougueuse (horse and tea according to Denyse), so I picked the one that I liked the name the best. Did I choose well? The notes? Not so much. Rose, litchi, peony. The rest, please…
