Smelling Pleine Lune makes me dream of relaxing in a meadow field, looking at the moon. The night is bright, with few clouds; hence I can see the moon shines…
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I accidentally discovered Élisire through Instagram when the founder, Franck Salzwedel, had a live session with Fabrice Croisé, the founder of Scents of Wood (I wrote a post about their…
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I’ve wanted Narciso Rodriguez L’Absolu since the first time I smelled it years ago, but I didn’t get myself a bottle because I wasn’t looking for this kind of smell.…
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Psychotrope is multifaceted and evolves quickly on the skin before settling into a woody and ambery fragrance. The journey begins with a bitter, dusty, and slight gourmand-balsamic accent that reminds…
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You know that feeling at the end of the day when you finally rest on your sofa, relax your mind, don’t think about anything else but feeling comfortable with you…
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I cannot say that I am not a fan of orange blossom perfumes, but I rarely pick orange blossom or neroli scent when discovering a new perfume range. For me,…
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Combining rose and leather? Why not! It is a fantastic pairing, especially when Memo Paris does it. French leather opens with an elegant bloom of rose petals. A morning pink-colored…
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Life is full of surprises. We never know. This time I speak by experience. It’s been too long since my last post. Many things have happened; moving to Paris is…
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Fig & Lotus Flower starts with a fresh and sparkling splash of grapefruit. The grapefruit smells zesty with a hint of bitterness similar to the real fruit. Leave it on…
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The first time I smelled Times Square, I screamed, “Osmanthus!” Times Square begins with a gorgeous, glorious scent of osmanthus flowers. It smells so natural that it brings me back…