Natural trend: green notes
The vegetal trend tickles the perfumery with ingredients of fresh, moist and rosy tones. These natural and springtime scents evoke the smell of wet…
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A drop of coffee in your perfume
In the world of perfumery, when we talk about coffee, we often think of the jars filled with beans that are supposed to neutralize…
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Edition and re-edition: what is a flanker?
As you wander through the shelves of a perfume shop, you may come across fragrances with familiar names… But with something different. It may…
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A gourmand home scent for Majorie with the candle vanille
A really nice discovery that I recommend to all the lovers of gourmand home scent. A beautiful gift to offer or to treat yourself…
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The fern accord in perfumery
Among the different olfactory families, there is an accord with a mysterious name: the fern. But beware and go beyond this name, the fragrances…
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The osmotheque, museum of lost perfumes
From the inspiration of the perfumer to the bottling and marketing, the life of a perfume is made up of a succession of stages…
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Cristina falls for our marine scents
Miss Tenerelli, alias Cristina, is an Italian woman with a passion for perfume and all kinds of scents. On her Youtube channel, she shares…
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Cocooning atmosphere with the scented candle vanille
The scented candle vanille is a pure delicacy with its notes of vanilla, almond and caramel. Stéphanie from the blog S the crazy girl…
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Cinnamon, em-bark for a ride
Known since Antiquity and recognizable miles away, cinnamon perfumes our skins as well as our favorite pastries. Adored or unloved, this spicy bark is…
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The candle vanille: Murielle’s favorite
I am very happy to discover Carrément Belle with this candle vanille! In addition to being very pretty, it smells deliciously good! Murielle from…
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The perfume guide for Christmas
With just a few weeks to go before Christmas, the gift race has really started! Every year it’s the same headache to find original…
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Oriental notes: bewitching fragrances
Known since the dawn of time, oriental notes are revealed in warm fragrances. Considered to be one of the most widespread olfactory families, these…
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Ippi patchouli clair: Nathalie’s beloved perfume
The perfume ippi patchouli clair is a warmly gourmand fragrance that will melt our hearts this winter. Nathalie form the blog “Le petit monde…
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Panic: I can no longer smell my perfume!
The mechanisms of our sense of smell are full of mysteries and often play tricks on us. Sometimes, we can have the impression that…
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The eau de parfum alfred kafé wins Charlotte’s heart (and nose)
The eau de parfum alfred kafé perfume suits my better-half, he likes it very much and it fits perfectly on his skin. This eau…
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The orange blossom, adored and perfumed
Orange blossom is a fragrant ingredient that has been appreciated by all for centuries. Its scent, sometimes fresh and sour, is also sweet and…
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555, the perfume that Julie shares with her better half!
I really like 555 for its amber incense scent. It has something warm and Mediterranean with its spices. Julie from the blog “les paillettes…
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Spicy notes
Cinnamon, nutmeg, pepper and other berries have seduced our palates since ancient times. Thanks to their olfactory and healing properties, spices have been used…
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The dictionary of synthetic molecules
In a previous article, we told you about the opportunities offered by the synthesis for the perfume industry. Thanks to chemistry, the perfumer has…
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Perfumery professions
The process of creating a perfume is a several noses task, which is often carried out with many hands! When we talk about the…
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Around-the-world scented trip: European perfume
After several months of olfactory travel, the end of our adventure is approaching. We have already explored ancestral traditions and new fragrant materials from…
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Florette tests and takes the plunge with alõ
Alõ is the perfect balance between a green and fresh scent, and an iodine fragrance. Florette, from the blog Bulles de Tests Florette, as…
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The mysteries of sandalwood
Warm scents coming from an incense stick burning in a temple in India… That is what sandalwood evokes to us. Known for 4,000 years,…
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Leather & perfume: the smell under the skin
Masculine yet feminine, wild yet refined, powerful yet delicate… In perfumery, leather puts us off the scent. Yet its animal smell has been linked…
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5 mistakes to avoid with perfume
It’s time to go back to work! We take this opportunity to look back at our books and review the classics of perfumery. The…
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The eau de parfum ïōdé in Christèle’s notebooks
I don’t regret my choice because the eau de parfum ïōdé is so pleasant, perfect for summer… an invigorating, explosive sensation with fullness. Christèle…
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Around-the-world scented trip: perfume of North America
For several months now, we have been exploring the 4 corners of the earth to decipher the traditions and fragrant ingredients of (almost) the…
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Mix and match: mix me if you can!
Finding your perfume, the one that will perfectly match your desires and your skin, that will make you stand out but not too much,…
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Iris: blue gold of perfumery
Olfactory treasure of perfumery, iris is a plant that contains many mysteries. Behind its crumpled look and its blue-violet hues, iris is also known…
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Solange falls for SO, our sensual fragrance
I like this brand and this sensual fragrance! Solange from the blog Les Bons Plans de Modange On her blog, Solange brings unfailing joie…
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