Comedy done like a mystery, and perfumes done like other perfumes (possibly even better). Continue reading Imaginary defenses against imaginary adversaries—but the perfume is real
An encounter with a scent of this generation’s moment. Continue reading Green is the new black? (10 a.m. Flirt by Kierin NYC)
More green than blue; more moss than sea. Continue reading An exercise in contrast (Cap d’Antibes by Eight & Bob)
An experiment in which the star ingredient became a moving target. Finally, it’s narcissus. Continue reading Choco Poeticus
This musk molecule might inspire more flights of fancy than zen. Continue reading Perfumed Alphabet: Z is for Zenolide
A woody base note with hidden horsepower. Continue reading Perfumed Alphabet: Y is for Ysamber® K
Some unexpected fragrance encounters in a friendly atmosphere. Continue reading eXpectations defied in Provincetown
A citrus-dominant perfume that sends the senses reeling… what could it be? Continue reading When in doubt, perfume!
A popular ingredient I would rather encounter in ice cream than perfume. Continue reading Perfumed Alphabet: V is for Vanillin
This green might hint of blue. Continue reading Perfumed Alphabet: U is for Undecavertol
In a world with not enough scented novelty items, one doesn’t always have to be practical! Continue reading Time for a scented swim
This is one of the first aptly named aromachemicals I encountered. Continue reading Perfumed Alphabet: S is for Stemone®
Not for the faint of stomach, this adds a touch of metal if that’s what you’re after. Continue reading Perfumed Alphabet: R is for Rose Oxide
This molecule makes a bold statement with a light touch. Continue reading Perfumed Alphabet: Q is for Quinoline
This synthetic aromachemical can be found in many functional fragrances. Continue reading Perfumed Alphabet: P is for Peonile®
A mixture that is very possibly greater than the sum of its parts. Continue reading Perfumed Alphabet: O is for Orris Givco®
An olfactory trip back in time. Continue reading Perfumed Alphabet: N is for Nitro Musks
Literally and metaphorically icing on the cake. Continue reading Perfumed Alphabet: M is for Methyl Diantilis®
This floral top note seems to be ubiquitous in fragrances but is not always recognizable. Continue reading Perfumed Alphabet: L is for Linalool
Behind the scenes of the recent Perfumed Alphabet ingredient poetry series. Continue reading Keen for some peachiness
Nose Prose 