A round up of scents that use one of the trickiest materials around
Ciel Immobile by Phaedon
A still sky on a day in the past
Piano Santal by L’Orchestre Parfum
Sandalwood lovers take note of this one!
Dust by Perfumer H
Latin ashes and the dust of Greece mixing with novels, history and verse
Ultrahot by JUS
Hot or not?
Number 5 by Rosendo Mateu
A surprisingly summery scent considering the heavy-hitter notes…
Rausch by J.F. Schwarzlose
Rausch or raunch? Possibly both…
Soothing, comforting scents for difficult times
Fragrances to help you relax
Anti-blues by Pierre Guillaume
An edible, chocolate treat with layers of delight
Cacao Azteque by Perris Monte Carlo
Dark and spicy cacao with a surprisingly lively lift
Niche perfumery, animals and the environment
What’s the environmental or animal testing policy of your favourite brands?
The Architects Club by Arquiste
The scent of old books
Reine de la Jungle by Papillon Rouge
Honey, honey, honey
Ashoka by Neela Vermeire
Think you’ve smelled fig? Think again…
Focus on: dark rose fragrances
Powerful and magnetic roses used in fragrance
Brand guide: Maison Sybarite
A perfume range without alcohol – could they be more than a gimmick?
Douleur by Bogue Profumo
Come to the carnival. All the fun of the fair. And then some!
The Hour of Dusk and Gold by Parterre
The scent of an imagined Edwardian afternoon
Terror and Magnificence by Beaufort
Dark and dandy
Bee by Zoologist
Bzzzzzzzzzzz
