Mary Greenwell will launch Fire and Cherry, two new fragrances, in March. Fire and Cherry join existing perfumes Plum and Lemon (shown above), and will have orange and red packaging respectively…
Mary Greenwell Lemon ~ new fragrance
Makeup artist Mary Greenwell has introduced her second fragrance, Mary Greenwell Lemon…
Les Parfums de Rosine Lotus Rose ~ new perfume
French niche line Les Parfums de Rosine has launched Lotus Rose, a new fresh floral for women…
Bex London ~ new niche line
Bex London is a new UK-based niche line founded by Rebecca Goswell, and debuting this month with four fragrances in the Londoner series, “drawing inspiration from some of London’s most iconic places”. The fragrances were developed by perfumer François Robert…
Mary Greenwell Plum ~ fragrance review
One morning last week I lay on the acupuncturist’s table, stuck like a pomander, trying to identify the familiar yet elusive note that carries Mary Greenwell Plum. It wasn’t plum — that much I knew. Maybe it was the lobotomizing New Age music or maybe the needle planted smack in the middle of my forehead, but the answer came to me all at once: Smuckers. Smuckers grape jelly, to be precise.
Mary Greenwell Plum hit the market in October 2010 and quickly became a must-sample fragrance. It had a lot of promising features: its perfumer was François Robert, accomplished nose and descendant of the legendary Guy Robert and Henri Robert; it was a chypre; and it was hard to find.
Mary Greenwell is a British makeup artist who made her start prepping a teenaged Brooke Shields for a Francesco Scavullo photo shoot…