Patty White launched Perfume Posse in 2005, and we've been yapping on and on about perfume endlessly since.
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…
Okay, I promise, no more deeply personal and downer posts for a while. Let’s finish up with the Cartier Les Heures. I am very much relishing these as an artistic theme. It allows me to overlay my own interpretation within the framework Mathilde Laurent has set out. There are only The rest, please…
Seems like I should leave a warning before I spiral off into something more personal, which I usually just avoid doing, but the part below isn’t a comfortable subject for lots of people, so feel free to skip down to the perfume review of Cartier Les Heures below it. This The rest, please…
A bottle of Annick Goutal’s Musc Nomade just landed in my hands… and! Perfect. Created by Isabelle Doyen with Camille Goutal, it has notes of white musks (muscone, angelica, ambrette), tonka bean, almond accents, labdanum, and Bombay wood (a papyrus derivative) *taken from Now Smell This. Some musks, like Frederic The rest, please…
French house Annick Goutal makes charming scents in charming bottles, the sorts of bottles you want to wrap up and give as gifts.Among the hardcore perfume fans, Hadrian, Duel and Sables are among the most popular, and even the hardest of hearts might be melted by a spray of Gardenia The rest, please…
