The first encounter I had with this unique ethereal green floral fragrance was with its predecessor in the misty glass and plastic bottle wi...

First of all, let me prephrase this review by saying the original vintage edition of Molinard de Molinard from 1979 was a gift of my belove...

The funny thing with tuberose is that in its complex glory it's a blossom that hides an intensely green facet. Its top note is a menthol...

Galbanum is a material that has such an intense personality that like a memorable villain in a film it ends up casting its shadow so long th...

"Perfume is made mainly so that one remembers the woman who wears it. I like to call it the elevator effect. This is the man who goes t...

Australian niche perfume house Tommi Sooni can be proud of one thing among many others: They don't charge premium prices for second-rate...

Before we begin, here's the giveaway, courtesy of Mandy Aftel who will send the bottle to the winner: A 5 ml spray bottle of Aftelier Ha...

Beware of the celebrity endorsement; it might get you in trouble hunting for rare, long lost treasures to the detriment of your wallet: The ...

"The original No.19 was created in the 70s," Sheldrake says in a full-bodied British accent. "This was an era of the emanci...

A lucky symbol ~it means “return of happiness” in the language of flowers~ the delicate beauty of lily of the valley is however poisonous (e...

Fidji by Guy Laroche, coming out in 1966, revolutioned the industry in more ways than one: First, it was at chasm with the previous French ...

"Just a drop on each wrist and two in the bath were enough to send silver running down the walls" wrote French Vogue editor Joan J...

Roja Dove likes to narrate the tale of an American customer who came into a British shop opulently dressed in mink and diamons when Vol de ...

“I will tell you of a perfume which my mistress has from the graces and the gods of love; when you smell it, you will ask of the deities to ...