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Don’t Get Me Wrong Baby, I Don’t Swallow by Etat Libre D’Orange {Perfume Review & Musings} {New Perfume}
By now the Parisian niche perfume house founded by Etienne de Swardt, Etat Libre D'Orange, have become [...]
Passion Brésil by Esteban {Perfume Review & Musings} {New Perfume}
Passion Brésil is the latest fragrance by Esteban in the Le Bain collection geared towards the pleasures of scented bathing rituals. It has top [...]
Coney Island by Bond No 9 {Perfume Review & Musings} {New Perfume}
Coney Island is the upcoming new release by Bond no9 which will be available from June 1st with pre-orders ready to be taken on May [...]
Iris Poudre (Powdery Iris) starts with a little olfactory shock: the name prepared you to experience a riot of powder, instead you are struck by the luminosity of the fragrance and associate two main notes, iris and aldehydes. The powderiness however is there but its presence is subtle enough to be felt more as an abstraction - powderiness - than a reality - powder. Instead of having the powderiness titillate your nose ...
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