Introducing The Fragrance Wheel, or, How A Man Named Michael Edwards Can Save Your Scented Soul
When you first start road-testing perfumes, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Having to stare down an ice-queen sales associate just to try something new,
Category: History
 Eau Monumentale by Thirdman: Vive La France
Fireworks, military parades, firemen’s balls may be some of the best ways to celebrate July 14th this year, but absolutely the best way to honor the
What Is World Perfume Day & How to Celebrate
Celebrate World Perfume Day by honoring the art of fragrance, exploring scent history, and discovering how perfume shapes memories and emotions.
1960’s Swinging Scents Perfumes: Mod to Hippie Chic
From the miniskirts to the grandma dresses, the 1960s had so many groovy styles that can still be recreated today. Whether you decide to
The Age of Swing: 1930s Inspired Fragrances
The 1930s are most remembered for the depression era and the beginning World War II. But it also became the golden age of Hollywood
The Epoch of Renaiscents
[slideshow_deploy id=’6670′] In today’s society we have something marvelous called the shower! There are endless brands of shampoos, conditioners, body scrubs, shower gels, and
Naughty But Nice Fragrances
You are in a predicament. You want to get the attention of that certain someone. But all you have are girly fruity fragrances. They
A Brief Lesson in History of Perfume
Perfume: Dots the i’s and crosses the t’s of every style since 2nd millennium BC.
Destination Fragrances
Making alluring, relaxing or elegant fragrances for the market are standard. But once in a while, perfume designers make a fragrance that reminds them of a
We Got the Beat! 1980s inspired fragrances
[slideshow_deploy id=’6476′] The purple eye shadow, valley speak, preppy fashions, and the rise of individuality. The 1980s were all about being bold. And that
Let’s Misbehave! 1920s Inspired Fragrances
The bob haircut, the raised hemlines, red lipstick and love of jazz. The flapper was the ultimate icon of the roaring ’20s where women
Top Perfume Trends for you
There’s no doubt about it: fragrance is a personal thing. How will it complement your natural scent? How long will it last? Will it
#flashbackfriday: Yves Saint Laurent
Yves Saint Laurent, otherwise known as Saint Laurent Paris, began as something much different that what it has come to be in the perfume
#flashbackfriday: Hermes
Flashing back to the founding of Hermes, one of the biggest perfume staples When Thierry Hermès moved to France in 1828, he decided to
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