Label rose, perfume of optimism for Maria
The floral bouquet of this rose perfume creates a charming and carefree atmosphere. It makes you forget the troubles and start enjoying every moment…
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Florence melts for the eau de parfum vanille
For the winter I sought something comfy and the eau de parfum vanille has this very cosy side Florence from the blog La Mouette…
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The origin of incense: a perfumed travel
When we talk about incense in perfumery, our imagination often takes us to a sacred temple or church, or to an oriental market with…
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Lavender, a perfume from Provence with love…
Since the dawn of time, lavender perfume is as much appreciated for its delicate scent as for its medicinal virtues. While its use dates…
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Lavinia travels to the Orient on her flying kilim
Kilim reveals itself full of surprises, playing with the light that illuminates its notes appearing over the hours. Lavinia, from the blog Les Plus…
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History of perfume: the Renaissance
As we saw in our article last month, perfume was considered frivolous during the Middle Ages. It was then adopted for its medicinal properties,…
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Perfume creation: from the idea to the bottle
A perfume creation is a long and delicate process. It can take a while, months or even years to achieve the desired fragrance. Thanks…
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The perfume of Grasse, an inspired French craft
Perched on a sunny hill, Grasse is an emblematic city where it is good to stroll but also to smell the new perfumes. It…
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Marine notes and refreshing fragrances
For decades, marine notes have plunged us into an olfactory immensity, a journey twenty thousand leagues under the sea. Aquatic notes have found their…
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ippi patchouli, Karine’s new addiction
(ippi) patchouli is here softened by notes of vanilla and amber which gives it a certain fullness. It leaves in its wake warm and…
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History of Perfume: the Middle Ages
We have already explored the origins of Perfume through a journey into Antiquity until the fall of the Roman Empire. To continue our set…
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A perfume for each season?
Whether the sunlight warms your skin or the snow makes you shudder, one thing is certain: you never go out without perfuming yourself. This…
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A hint of autumn with label rose and 555
I like to wear label rose in the morning, it is sensual, very feminine, its notes accompany me all day. Stéphanie from the blog…
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History of Perfume: the origins
To know the history of Perfume it is important to look at its origin. As far as our knowledge of the world goes, perfume…
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Sense of smell: how to train your nose?
The art of perfumery takes us on paths that we sometimes discover for the first time. And like all the first times, it can…
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Skin and perfume: an almost perfect wedding
Long lasting perfume: 5 misconceptions Spray a perfume on a blotter. Now smell it again, on your skin this time: do you find it…
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Synthetic perfume: an inspiring match
In a previous article, we explained that the scent of certain plants was naturally impossible to catch. However, these “mute” flowers are at the…
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The power of olfactory memory
On the vacationers tanned skins, a scent of monoi spreads on the beaches and mixes with the marine and salty smell of the sea…
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How to clean a candle jar to give it a second life
Once the last drops of wax have melted, the wick of your candle extinguishes for good. You have taken great care of it and…
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Glovers-perfumers have perfume under their skin…
In its history, Perfume has taken many forms since its appearance in Antiquity. But did you know that perfumers and glovers have long shared…
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Pauline treats herself in a perfumed break with 555 and musc
I discovered Carrément Belle perfumes and it was a very good olfactory surprise. Pauline from “La Parenthèse Beauté” On her blog full of sweetness,…
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How to try a perfume? “Nose” that easy!
30 seconds is the average time you need to try a perfume and know if you like it. But if you read our previous…
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The mute flowers’ speech
Lily of the valley, lilac, lily, hyacinth, carnation, honeysuckle, peony, violet, freesia, gardenia, sweet peas… Most of these plants are very fragrant. They delight…
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Anastasia, a Carrément Belle Russian doll
It is very difficult to find an original style, to create unusual scents. But the brand Carrément Belle has brilliantly succeeded. Anastasia, creator of…
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The Carrément Belle story
It seems very natural to spray your favourite fragrance to start a new day, or to close one before a festive evening. Your Carrément Belle perfume…
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Men and women: a different perfume for each?
Discovering a perfume is an always surprising adventure. But choosing one is a strong commitment as a fragrance says a lot about your personality,…
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(Carrément) Beau with alfred kafé
Alfred kafé, a sweet, intense and soft fragrance, which stands out from what one can usually smell. Rody from the blog Comme un Camion…
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Perfume manufacturing techniques: how is perfume made?
Spraying your perfume has become a natural gesture in your daily routine. But what happens between the harvest of the raw materials and the…
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When Angélina yields to ippi patchouli clair
Patchouli is clearly dominant and celebrated although alleviated, refreshed and illuminated with the addition of tiare flower to its original formula. Angélina from Ambiance…
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An ode to ïōdé by Pamela
An olfactory genesis that creates a powerful emotional shock, an instinctive thrill! Pamela Soluri from Tr3ndy Girl The most marine of our perfumes, ïōdé,…
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