MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS Wood chips; damp tennis ball; general dog scent; cabbage; cocoa; simple floral perfume; paint; fountain; greenery; air conditioning; chlorine; lemon balm; Port-o-Potty; melon mixed with air conditioner; fruit salad; socks; urine.
Arriving at L'Artisan Parfumeur for the launch of new fragrance Fleur de Liane (to be released next October), the store transports you back to the simple elegance of perfume houses in pre-eighteenth century France.
Simple splurges should include perfume and cosmetics, says Cynthia O'Connor, CEO of Cynthia O'Connor + Company, a New York-headquartered women's fashion showroom.
During that process, the cell walls of the fruit soften, allowing the various separated chemical compounds to mingle, turning what was once simple flavor into a perfume that's much more complex and grand.
The perfumes, in simple squared-off flacons, are carried at C. O. Bigelow Apothecaries and Bergdorf Goodman, where one called Oud, smelling of saffron and patchouli, was recently introduced.
Although Constantine's laboratory in Poole is tiny compared with those at the big perfume houses, all perfumers use the same, fairly simple, apparatus – bottles, pipettes, beakers, scales.
Take a shower or bath every night, use a light, sweet, floral perfume and wear simple, clean, pretty clothes.
Since she will feel so feminine cascading down the aisle with a frilly dress, basket of flowers, and done up hair, pick her some mom-approved perfume, or a simple piece of jewelry.
The perfumes, sold in simple cylindrical vials, are clinically displayed within a refrigerated armoire in the shop, which is decorated sparsely with Art Deco furniture and art from Malle's Paris apartment.
