The usual: tell us anything you like — what perfume you're wearing today, the last perfume you bought, the next perfume you're planning to buy, whatever. Or, ask a question about fragrance, then see if anyone else has asked a question that you can answer.
Note: image is Minature Lilac by Caro's Lines at flickr; some rights reserved.
Happy May Day!
The usual open thread drill: tell us anything you like — what your perfume is today, the last perfume you bought, the next perfume you're planning to buy, whatever. Or, ask a question about fragrance, then see if anyone else has asked a question that you can answer. We're also happy to hear any complaints or suggestions you might have.
Two quick notes: I'm out of PXA tickets. If you still need a ticket, try Perfume Smellin' Things.
And some of you may remember that when we moved Now Smell This to a new domain in late March, we lost some of the old comments. I've now restored all of them that I can find, but I know some are still missing. If you should happen to come across an article that you're pretty sure used to have comments but they're not there, I'd much appreciate it if you'd leave a comment on that article to let me know.
Note: image is Lily of the valley by tanakawho at flickr; some rights reserved.
Same old drill. Tell us anything you like: what your perfume is today, the last perfume you bought, the next perfume you're planning to buy, whatever. Or, ask a question about fragrance, then see if anyone else has asked a question that you can answer.
Note: image is Night clouds 26 june by omarrun at flickr; some rights reserved.
You know the drill: ask a question about fragrance. Anything: where to buy something, what's the best rose scent, whatever. Or, tell us what your scent of the day is, or what is the last thing you bought, or the fragrance you want to buy next. Or just show off your brand new gravatar. Anything you want.
Then see if anyone else has asked a question that you can answer.
Note: image is orange blossom by wetwater at flickr; some rights reserved.
A few years back I did a list of green fragrances in honor of St Patrick's Day. Today, let's do a mash-up of green fragrances + an open thread: name a green fragrance you like, then go ahead and talk about whatever else you want to talk about (ask a question, tell us what perfume you're wearing, the last scent you bought, whatever). Then see if anyone else has asked a question that you can answer.
I'm wearing Annick Goutal's very green Mandragore…