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The Perfume Lover: A Personal Story of Scent
The Perfume Lover: A Personal Story of Scent
'Why couldn't I be a perfumer's muse? I've come such a long way in the realm of scent. In fact, I was never really meant to poke my nose into it ...' The Perfume Lover by Denyse Beaulieu is an intimate journey into the mystery of scent. What if the most beautiful night in your life inspired a fragrance? Denyse Beaulieu is a respected fragrance writer; it is her world, her love, her life. When she was growing up, perfume was forbidden in her house, spurring a childhood curiosity that went on to become an intellectual and sensual passion. It is this passion she pursued all the way to Paris, where she now lives, and entered the secretive world of the perfume industry. But little did she know that it would lead her to achieve a fragrance lover's wildest dream ...When Denyse tells a famous perfumer of a sensual night spent in Seville under an orange tree in full blossom, wrapped in the arms of a beautiful young man, the story stirs his imagination and together they create a scent that captures the essence of that night. This is the story of that perfume. As the unique creative collaboration unfolds, the perfume-in-progress conjures intimate memories, leading Beaulieu to make sense of her life through scents. Throughout, she weaves the evocative history of perfumery into her personal journey, in an intensely passionate voice: the masters and the masterpieces; the myths and the myth-busting, down to the molecular mysteries that weld our flesh to flowers...The Perfume Lover is an unprecedented account of the creative process that goes into composing a fragrance, and a uniquely candid insider's view into the world and history of fragrance. Your world will never smell the same.
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The Perfect Scent for Women by Chandler Burr A Year Inside The Perfume Industry In Paris and New York --
The Perfect Scent for Women by Chandler Burr A Year Inside The Perfume Industry In Paris and New York --
The New York Times Perfume Critic—yes, You Read That Right—follows The Creation Of Two Industry-defining Perfumes. While Burr (the Emperor Of Scent, 2003, Etc.) Approaches His Beat With Healthy Skepticism, He’s Also Capable Of Flowery Language, Describing A Perfume As Smelling Like Early Evening On An Island Where It Is Always Summer. It’s This Mixture Of Hard-nosed Business Writing And Flights Of Olfactory Fancy That Makes The Text Improbably Exhilarating. Split Between The Twin Capitals Of Fashion, And Therefore Of The Perfume Industry, Burr’s Account Tracks The Development Of Two New Scents, Each A High-stakes Crapshoot. The New York Fragrance Was Celebrity-driven. To Create Sarah Jessica Parker Lovely, The Actress Spent An Impressive Amount Of Time With Beauty-product Manufacturer Coty’s Corporate Perfumers Trying To Create A Scent That Would Not Only Capture Her Essence (don’t Laugh: They Actually Seem To Have Done It) But Would Survive In An Increasingly Volatile $31-billion Market. Un Jardin Sur Le Nil, The More Traditionally Designed Parisian Fragrance, Was Revolutionary In Its Own Way. Seeking A Higher Profile In The Lucrative Perfume Market, Hermès Hired Jean-claude Ellena, One Of The Professional Ghosts Who Actually Make The Scents Sold Under Designers’ Names, To Be Its First-ever In-house Perfumer. The Astoundingly Complex Struggle To Define And Refine Nil, First Reported By Burr In A 2005 New Yorker Article, Centered On An Ephemeral Conceit Of Green Mangoes On The Nile. Lovely Comes Across Here As A Far More Personal Scent, Though That Might Be A Subjective Judgment—the Author Seems A Little Star-struck By Sjp. Nonetheless, Burr Sharply Evokes The Intoxicating, Often Infuriating Mix Of Precise Science And Artistic Vision Necessary To Create A Perfume, Aided By His Impressively Calibrated Bs Detector And Ability To Unearth The Industry’s Many Dirty Little Secrets. An Unusually Grounded Depiction Of A Business Built Largely On Artifice.
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Triloka - Perfume Oil Midnight Spice - 1 Dram
Triloka - Perfume Oil Midnight Spice - 1 Dram
Triloka Perfume Oil Midnight Spice 1 Dram Triloka Perfume Oil Midnight Spice is a blend of plant and flower essences in a vegetable oil base. No harmful chemicals or alcohol are use. Triloka perfume oils are produced without animal testing, and no dyes or harmful chemicals are used. Natural essential oil are used whenever possible; however, some fragrances utilize natural identicals. Since Windrose Trading Company does not manufacture the Triloka perfume oils, they are unable to provide customers with the exact ingredients in these oils, but they have been assured that all ingredients are of the highest quality. Customers with a specific allergy to any oil product should not use Triloka perfume oils. Triloka Perfume Oil is for external use only. Fair Trade Background of Windrose Trading Company At Windrose, they provide the highest quality Triloka aromatherapy incense and handcrafted gifts by supporting Fair Trade cottage industry partners. Windrose founders were among the first pioneers of Fair Trade cottage industry in India and Nepal. It has always been at the core of the values to partner with suppliers who are supporting worthy projects or foundations. Net profits from a long-time Triloka incense producer have been supporting an Ayurvedic free clinic in India for over 20 years. The sage is sustainably harvested by a Native American reservation cooperative, which is preserving a sacred native tradition while providing income for an impoverished community. For over a decade, the main partner providing Nepali handcrafts has supported a monastery housing over 200 monks. One of Triloka's long-time Indian partners is a member of IFAT, the International Fair Trade Organization. This group has been actively promoting Fair Trade since the 1970s, and has made tremendous impact on the community through their efforts. They focus on ensuring that all artisans have the training and support needed.
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The Perfume Lover: A Personal History of Scent
The Perfume Lover: A Personal History of Scent
The Perfume Lover is a candid personal account of the process of composing a fragrance, filled with sensual scent descriptions, sexy tidbits, and historical vignettes.What if the most beautiful night in your life inspired a perfume? When Denyse Beaulieu was growing up near Montreal, perfume was forbidden in her house, spurring a childhood curiosity that became an intellectual and sensual passion. It is this passion she pursued all the way to Paris, where she now lives, and which led her to become a respected fragrance writer. But little did she know that it would also lead her to achieve a perfume lover’s wildest dream: When Denyse tells famous perfumer Betrand Duchaufour at L'Artisan Parfumeur of a sensual night spent in Seville under a blossoming orange tree, wrapped in the arms of a beautiful man, the story stirs his imagination and together they create a scent that captures the essence of that night. As their unique creative collaboration unfolds, the perfume-in-progress conjures intimate memories, leading Beaulieu to make sense of her life through scents. Throughout the book, she weaves the evocative history of perfumery into her personal journey, in an intensely passionate voice: the masters and the masterpieces, the myths and the myth-busting, down to the molecular mysteries that weld our flesh to flowers.Now, just to set your nostrils aquiver: Séville à l’aube is an orange blossom oriental with zesty, green and balsamic effects, with notes of petitgrain, petitgrain citronnier, orange blossom, beeswax, incense, and lavender, and is now available at fragrance outlets in the U.S.
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The Perfect Scent for Women by Chandler Burr A Year Inside The Perfume Industry In Paris and New York - Softcover --
The Perfect Scent for Women by Chandler Burr A Year Inside The Perfume Industry In Paris and New York - Softcover --
The New York Times Perfume Critic—yes, You Read That Right—follows The Creation Of Two Industry-defining Perfumes. While Burr (the Emperor Of Scent, 2003, Etc.) Approaches His Beat With Healthy Skepticism, He’s Also Capable Of Flowery Language, Describing A Perfume As Smelling Like Early Evening On An Island Where It Is Always Summer. It’s This Mixture Of Hard-nosed Business Writing And Flights Of Olfactory Fancy That Makes The Text Improbably Exhilarating. Split Between The Twin Capitals Of Fashion, And Therefore Of The Perfume Industry, Burr’s Account Tracks The Development Of Two New Scents, Each A High-stakes Crapshoot. The New York Fragrance Was Celebrity-driven. To Create Sarah Jessica Parker Lovely, The Actress Spent An Impressive Amount Of Time With Beauty-product Manufacturer Coty’s Corporate Perfumers Trying To Create A Scent That Would Not Only Capture Her Essence (don’t Laugh: They Actually Seem To Have Done It) But Would Survive In An Increasingly Volatile $31-billion Market. Un Jardin Sur Le Nil, The More Traditionally Designed Parisian Fragrance, Was Revolutionary In Its Own Way. Seeking A Higher Profile In The Lucrative Perfume Market, Hermès Hired Jean-claude Ellena, One Of The Professional Ghosts Who Actually Make The Scents Sold Under Designers’ Names, To Be Its First-ever In-house Perfumer. The Astoundingly Complex Struggle To Define And Refine Nil, First Reported By Burr In A 2005 New Yorker Article, Centered On An Ephemeral Conceit Of Green Mangoes On The Nile. Lovely Comes Across Here As A Far More Personal Scent, Though That Might Be A Subjective Judgment—the Author Seems A Little Star-struck By Sjp. Nonetheless, Burr Sharply Evokes The Intoxicating, Often Infuriating Mix Of Precise Science And Artistic Vision Necessary To Create A Perfume, Aided By His Impressively Calibrated Bs Detector And Ability To Unearth The Industry’s Many Dirty Little Secrets. An Unusually Grounded Depiction Of A Business Built Largely On Artifice.
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Triloka - Perfume Oil Jasmine - 1 Dram
Triloka - Perfume Oil Jasmine - 1 Dram
TrilokaPerfume Oil Jasmine 1 Dram Triloka Perfume Oil Amber is a blend of plant and flower essences in a vegetable oil base. No harmful chemicals or alcohol are use. Triloka perfume oils are produced without animal testing, and no dyes or harmful chemicals are used. Natural essential oil are used whenever possible; however, some fragrances utilize natural identicals. Since Windrose Trading Company does not manufacture the Triloka perfume oils, they are unable to provide customers with the exact ingredients in these oils, but they have been assured that all ingredients are of the highest quality. Customers with a specific allergy to any oil product should not use Triloka perfume oils. Triloka Perfume Oil isfor external use only. Fair Trade Background of Windrose Trading Company At Windrose,they provide the highest quality Triloka aromatherapy incense and handcrafted gifts by supporting Fair Trade cottage industry partners. Windrose founders were among the first pioneers of Fair Trade cottage industry in India and Nepal. It has always been at the core of the values to partner with suppliers who are supporting worthy projects or foundations. Net profits from a long-time Triloka incense producer have been supporting an Ayurvedic free clinic in India for over 20 years. The sage is sustainably harvested by a Native American reservation cooperative, which is preserving a sacred native tradition while providing income for an impoverished community. For over a decade, the main partner providing Nepali handcrafts has supported a monastery housing over 200 monks. One of Triloka's long-time Indian partners is a member of IFAT, the International Fair Trade Organization. This group has been actively promoting Fair Trade since the 1970s, and has made tremendous impact on the community through their efforts. They focus on ensuring that all artisans have the training and support needed.
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Glamour Icons: Perfume Bottle Design by Marc Rosen
Glamour Icons: Perfume Bottle Design by Marc Rosen
This special edition includes a signed original print, reproducing one of Marc Rosen's design drawings.A survey of the biggest names and most famous bottles throughout the history of perfume bottle design.Conceived of and written by seven-time FiFi Award winner and internationally renowned packaging designer Marc Rosen, Glamour Icons is a book that both recognizes and celebrates perfume bottle design as an art form. Rosen calls them small pieces of glass architectureGlamour Icons is a collection of the most iconic and spectacular perfume bottle designs of the last century. Written by designer Marc Rosen, the book offers an insight into the history of perfume bottles, their place in society and their inspirations. The first designer to write a book about his craft, Rosen considers every aspect of perfume bottle production, from sketches and models, to working with glass manufacturers to realize the designer's aims. He also reveals the important processes behind developing logos, graphics, colors, boxes and counter displays.The book includes never published before stories about Rosen's career including his first job with Revlon founder Charles Revson, his work with Elizabeth Arden, and his collaborations with the fashion houses of Chloé, Karl Lagerfeld, Fendi, Perry Ellis, Ellen Tracy, and Jill Stuart. The author also recounts his work with celebrities Joan Rivers, Christina Aguilera and Celine Dion, as well his intriguing relationship with Arlene Dahl, whom he would eventually marry.Illustrated with marvelous photographs by Vincent Ricardel, the book contains many of Rosen's remarkable designs as well as iconic pieces by other designers. Including his personal photographs and artwork given to him by many of the people he worked with, this volume is truly wonderful review of Rosen's career and this compelling area of design.Contents: Foreword: Harold Koda; Introduction: Fleur Cowles; Chapter 1: Glamour Icons; Chapter 2: My Perfume Bottles; - At Revlon, - The Arden Years, - Kaiser Karl, - Carnivale Fendi, - On My Own; Chapter 3: The Art of Designing a Perfume Bottle; Chapter 4: A Designer's Eye: Icons of the Past; Chapter 5: Enduring Glamour; A Conversation with Hamish Bowles.
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