Tag Archives: Perfume Blog
Chanel Bel Respiro Perfume Review
Something about this time of year just makes me feel like going feral. Maybe it’s the pile of work in front of me, the anxiety that it will never get done even though it always does get done one way … Continue reading
Tyger Tyger by Franchesca Bianchi
Like they ground up a honey comb, honey and wax, into a fine dust, put it into a compact, and then blow it into the air. That’s what I think anyway. Tyger Tyger by Francesca Bianchi. If you found the … Continue reading
Eau de Jane Perfume
If you’re looking for a summer freshie, look no further than @eaudejane created by my friend Jane Daly . It’s a ‘70’s inspired green floral that smells pretty, happy and fresh. I can spray it with abandon in the heat … Continue reading
Lush Breath of God Perfume Review
Took me 13 years to use up 9ml. Lush Breath of God. Smoky vetiver and incense, but also a blast of fresh air, melon, and a tiny bit of cloves when it warms up on your skin. Warm but not … Continue reading
Hermes Hiris Perfume Review
I’ll be shocked if I don’t get a speeding ticket in the mail for my driving today – that’s how busy the day was. And in the centre of the blur of a day was Hiris, cold and tranquil, sparse … Continue reading
Sisley Eau du Soir for Green Perfume Season
When the weather gets warm, I pull out my green scents because they evoke a certain freshness that other perfume profiles don’t deliver. If you’re looking for something fresh but don’t want the usual citrus cologne, try going for something … Continue reading
Perfumes for a Teenager
Perfumes I love but so might certain teens. Is it true that teenagers only like sweet perfumes? I think like most people, they like all kinds of things, sometimes sweet and sometimes not. Ariana Grande Cloud, and actually all the … Continue reading
Tom Ford Cafe Rose
This is the original bottle, and Tom Ford Cafe Rose was limited edition but it has since been brought back, and I recently saw it at the Tom Ford counter! Felt like something as dry as my sense of humour. … Continue reading
Perfume about Pilgrimage: Buen Camino
Sometimes perfumes pair themselves with books so naturally, and in this case, I’m surprised I didn’t see it sooner because both of these are texts about a pilgrimage, and both of them are tied to Spain. I’m reading The Alchemist … Continue reading
Zara Leather Jardin Review
If you like vintage green perfumes, if you know what the word Chypre means and you can use it in a sentence, if you like the scent of grass, and want something fresh and cold, Zara Leather Jardin is for … Continue reading