
Olfactory NYC popup in the Boston Seaport
An old favorite in a new location! Continue reading Olfactory NYC popup in the Boston Seaport
An old favorite in a new location! Continue reading Olfactory NYC popup in the Boston Seaport
It’s made for lots of people out there who are not me. Continue reading Fragrance for a social-first demographic (Melrose Place by OUAI)
It can involve perfume, but it doesn’t have to! Continue reading What makes for good conversation?
Some note seems to detach itself from the rest of the perfume. Continue reading The aromachemical solo
Revive the good things from the past; leave the rest behind. Continue reading Show and tell with slinky jewelry
When even perfume becomes hard to describe. Continue reading Eau de writer’s block
The lighter the better in my case, this time. Continue reading Eau de common cold
…that is, if it might not be you? Continue reading Do you care who wears it better?
Or, who would, if the way to power were through the nose? Continue reading Who’s Got the Power?
A surprisingly complementary pairing of notes. Continue reading Duality you can dial up (Davana Cèdre by LilaNur Parfums)
Thinking inside the pods and roots while not quite ready for the leafy greens. Continue reading An alternative spring perfume genre?
An important chapter in my olfactory autobiography. Continue reading Revisiting an old perfume love: Amorito by The Body Shop
Each universe had better have perfume. Continue reading Verse jumping
How do you interpret “finding the new you” through fragrance? Continue reading #smellfie for International Fragrance Day 2023
Cameos by some old and some new perfumes. Continue reading What color is the scent of a red bird?
Not quite what it says on the tin. Continue reading Hide and seek (I_Ristretto by Maison Tahité)
More spicy than gourmand, and very wearable. Continue reading How do you like your coffee? (and Velvet Coffee by Maison Tahité)
A perfume from Taiwan, about Taiwan. Continue reading “Bring the Garden Here” (Formosa Perfume)
On working with paper and some of its associated scents, which become scent anchors for the work itself. Continue reading The smell of accomplishment
Perfume is my Valentine’s Day (post) muse. Will it be a muse for my valentine? (Unlikely, but that’s OK!) Continue reading Valentine’s Day musings