From Pyrgos

I remember Paris Hilton in her day. Reality TV shows. D-Movie roles. Fashion Week. Filthy rich Hilton Hotel heiress who has never worked a d...

Image courtesy of CFCAI YouTube has become  the premier place for perfume reviews and commentary, having unseated fragrance blogs like this ...

Here's a fragrance that should be getting far more attention than it is. I suspect that its brand, its name, and its relative commercia...

Target has its own in-store brand of fragrances and toiletries called Goodfellow & Co, after the store's original name from over a c...

Lately, probably due to acquiring Banana Republic's Grassland (I needed a lot of grassy land for growing my bananas), I've been thin...

Grassland. A perfume. Imagine you are a seasoned fragrance writer with an affinity for "green" scents, and you happen across the r...

"Patchouli" is as much a concept in perfumery as it is a note. Translated from Tamil, it means "green leaf," and has a r...

Recently I read an article  by Ítalo Pereira, in which he discusses the differences between "synthetic" and "natural" pe...

In a recent Fragantica article   by Eddie Bulliqi, he questions in pointed language whether the original masculine Aramis scent will be disc...

Few fragrances have endured more criticism than Bernard Chant's Cabochard (1959). It's a midcentury animalic chypre that has seen si...

Photo as taken by DRs Kulturarvsprojekt In the past few months I've been tackling a project concerning what is truly my first love in th...