You'll save yourself a lot of time if you take the car. If you take a close look, you'll find that your friends and you have similar personalities. Don't take it for granted that the nature is always there to help us. Instead of cleaning the house today, I think I'll take a ...
or Montenegro, someone would invariably pull out a tin of loukhoum and you’d find yourself mindlessly chomping through two or three cubes of vaguely rose-flavored gelatin with the coffee (always more of a texture than a taste), careless of the post-loukhoum sugar headache that loomed over ...
I can’t help feeling sad that ‘regular’ people who just love a good, well-constructed perfume rather than obsessing on one or two of their constituent raw materials will likely never get to smell the Musk series from Areej Le Doré. Except for one, none of the perfumes in this collec...
My sense of Oud Taiwan being the scent of a place rather than a perfume is borne out by his comment on the second day of testing, when he noted that it also smells like walking into the family’s old village house near Skadar Lake and breathing in the smells of the salamis hung up ...
(Amouage). What this means is that sometimes you can smell Libertine Neroli on yourself, and sometimes you suspect it is ghosting you. But rest assured that others around you can still smell it. It seems to become part of your pores, so you smell great but not necessarily like you are ...
When rose petals are distilled into pure sandalwood oil, the result is an oil known the world over as ‘attar of roses’, or sometimes even Attar Gulab, as here (Gul means rose in Hindi, although the word is sometimes also loosely interpreted as ‘flower’.) Attar of roses production ta...
The History of Attar attars are not complex-smelling attars. They are single distillation attars, meaning that only one fragrant material was loaded into the deg and then distilled over the base of sandalwood. This was an intentional choice on the part of Russian Adam, I believe, as he wante...
such, is only dirty in the wayBal a Versailles(Jean Desprez) is dirty, meaning that underpinning the morass of rich, creamy florals, fungal oud, greenish rose, and spiky woods is a lascivious schmear of honeyed civet, there to add that unmistakably ‘French’je ne sais quoiof soiled ...