From Pyrgos

This post will  give you a bit of a pre-game for what lies ahead in 2023. If you follow me on Fragrantica (username: karlovonamesti) you...

I was thumbing through Luca Turin and Tania Sanchez's Perfumes: The Guide 2018, and I was struck by a few oddities. What really leaps ou...

It's been ten years since I visited this one, and a lot has changed in that time. I used to think Nautica Voyage was a generic hum-drum ...

For the full rundown on exactly what the Ungaro fragrances are, read my review of Ungaro Pour L'Homme II,  which explains that this hous...

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...