What Next?
Hey, everyone. I was hoping this was going to be a post on a couple more fragrances – that was the plan! – but it didn’t pan out. I’m going to have to figure out some higher-grade tree pollen defense… Continue Reading
Blame, Badgers and Dumbasses
This ‘N That: Going Out and Maison Louis Marie No. 04 – Bois de Balincourt
Well this was a week. After being hermetically-sealed in my house (well feeling like it) for the past two years I actually ventured out. There is going to be a City Council election in town come June and a couple… Continue Reading
Down the rabbit hole: Charlie by Revlon
The 70’s were known for heavy-hitting fragrances: Opium, Cinnabar and Halston pop to mind immediately, but even “lighter” scents Like Anais Anais or Diorella were, by comparison to the 90’s trend of “eaux d’eau” (Eaux dear, bad fwehnch!) pretty in-your-face.… Continue Reading
By Request: Love’s Baby Soft, Canoe by Dana, and Camay
One of these days I will actually get to something that was released in this millennium. But Musette requested via FacePlace that I do Love’s Baby Soft, and it is always better in the scheme of things to do what… Continue Reading
No Joy in Mudville: Jean Patou Joy
Okay, so I said I would write about 4711 since some people on FacePlace asked (one of whom is one of my oldest friends who has the most dirt on me..) but none of the online retailers I checked could… Continue Reading
Cheap and Cheerful, Yet again: Jean Naté by Revlon
Well now, we are getting into the way-back machine.. Someone on here happened to mention good old Jean Naté, which is something I haven’t even thought of in decades. According to the interwebs, Jean Naté was created back in 1935… Continue Reading
Mistakes Were Made
After Portia’s post on SJP Lovely, I felt an undeniable longing to go find my bottle of Narciso Rodriguez, which I was pretty sure was in the perfume-stash cooler I packed for moving. Each bottle was safely wrapped pre-move, in… Continue Reading