
Molinard will launch Habanita L’Esprit, a new flanker to their iconic 1924 fragrance, Habanita. A new version of Habanita Eau de Parfum was released in 2012. Habanita L’Esprit is reportedly airier, fresher and more floral than the original…
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Molinard will launch Habanita L’Esprit, a new flanker to their iconic 1924 fragrance, Habanita. A new version of Habanita Eau de Parfum was released in 2012. Habanita L’Esprit is reportedly airier, fresher and more floral than the original…
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1. What was the first fragrance you ever owned?
2. What was the first fragrance you bought as a perfumista?
3. What was the last fragrance you bought…
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The Fragrance Foundation has announced the announced the finalists for the 2013 Fifi Awards, known as the “Oscars of the fragrance industry”. For each category, the original list of 10 semi-finalists is now whittled down to 5 (or more in case of a tie). It appears also that the name of the awards is being changed from “Fifi Awards” to “Fragrance Foundation Awards”.
The final awards will be presented on June 12.
And the finalists are…
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Balmain will launch Eau d’Ivoire, a new* fragrance for women, in June…
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When I was recently compiling my list of Top 10 Spring Fragrances 2013 (a very subjective guide to what I’m wearing right now and will be wearing for next month or two), I realized that we’ve never posted a review of Lostmarc’h Iroaz; so, better late than never. Iroaz was released in 2008, and its name comes from the Breton word for “rose.” Lostmarc’h describes the fragrance as “a delicate yet wild marine rose. Rose absolute refreshed by marine aromas and red berries. The subtle and profound aroma of orris forges the link and harmonises the whole.”
Iroaz is one of those fragrances that appealed to me when I first heard about it, and I have no idea why I took four years or more to try it out and then purchase a bottle. Iroaz has never had the fan following of Lostmarc’h’s Lann Ael, which puzzles me, because it’s a well-crafted fragrance that should appeal to a range of tastes. When I sniff Iroaz from the bottle, I notice a lemony citrus note. But when I spray it on my skin, it’s an interesting blend of aquatic and peppery notes…