From Pyrgos

Palo santo is an unusual material. While it has an appealing scent, its pure form doesn’t strike me as something that would work in a person...

The oriental category of fragrances ("oriental" meaning "of the East" in classical perfumery terms and not a slur, contr...

While I can certainly understand why the average Joe on the street might hesitate to say a good word about Donald Trump, I find endless humo...

It seems the "wood" note of the twenties is palo santo, making oud feel like a relic of the last decade—well, not quite, but it o...

An Original 1988 Cool Water Print Ad Lately, I’ve noticed a trend among YouTubers, posting about Davidoff’s Cool Water, the original 1988 r...

Shelley Waddington of En Voyage Perfumes is the nose behind this 2015 creation. To date, only Squid rivals it as the Zoologist fragrance tha...

I don't want to rattle on at length about this, so I'll cut to the review and then drop in my rhetorical questions, accompanied by ...

I often hang a Little Trees air freshener in my car called "True North," and after a long workday, I find its crisp, snowy, sligh...

In the late nineties, this was my summer fragrance, a staple I packed for family trips to our holiday home in Ireland. Wearing it felt like...

This is both the second part of my meditation and a review of Tabarome Millésime. Here’s the crux of it: Tabarome Millésime is the most imp...

In 2010, the perfume world experienced a watershed moment, much like Hollywood did in 1999. It was a year marked by great releases and intr...