It is very significant in the case of Flora who has collected a variety of perfumes and often uses them: I like perfume because the bottle of perfume is normally beautiful, and I'm delighted to have a lovely fragrance.
Her bathroom was a frilly gift that one girl might give to another, an assortment of powders, soaps, oils, lotions, perfumes, sea sponges, lava stones, and so on.
On the way out, at the makeup counter, she bought a lipstick, a bottle of perfume, and an assortment of expensive creams that promised to firm her throat and brighten her eyes; she was uninterested in the Avon products my mother used.
And an excellent creative director of perfumes.
The Little Book of Perfumes: The Hundred Classics.
Shaman would bathe the baby with various kinds of perfumes.
Cyclopentanol is an important fine chemical intermediate, which has been used in the production of perfumes, medicines and dyes, and as a solvent for medicines and perfumes [1].
Mr. Lafler blew so much glass in his garage in his spare time that he no longer had space for his growing assortment of glass flowers, beads, pendants, vases, drinking goblets and perfume bottles.
The patisseries offer an assortment of napoleons and éclairs, and boutiques are stocked with discounted vintage wines and perfumes -- all priced in euros.
The boss also provided an assortment of essential oils, which came in small, pretty bottles and looked like perfume.
Photos: The sweet smell of success: Clockwise from top: Emilio Pucci at work in 1959; a 1966 ad for Vivara perfume; the newly revamped Vivara; Marisa Berenson models an assortment of bags in 1965.
