Sunday, October 30, 2016
The (Unending) Rise of Candy-Sweet Perfumes...and Some Salty Solace
I was consulted as a perfume expert
(alongside Michael Edwards no less) by Wendy Kaur writing for the NUVO Magazine on the no-showing-signs-of-abatting trend of gourmand fragrances.
You know the ones...the ones which make your salivate and get your teeth scared at the same breath. Caramel...chocolate...almond...honey...lots of dazzle for your palate with those.
If interested you can read the entire (not too long) article on this link.
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