Though Bois de Jasmin is one of my favorite ways to share my love of all things sensory, I also write for other publications on arts, culture, beauty topics. Below you can find links to some of those articles. As with all my writing, it is my pleasure to share it with this community; the feedback I get from all of you keeps me motivated and inspired. Enjoy!
The New York Times Magazine
Marie Claire
Perfumer & Flavorist
- Rapid Changes Impacting Global Industry
- The Story in the Bottle : Benzoin
- Defending Fragrance Ingredients
- L'Heure Bleue at 100
- Scent and Chemistry Book Review
- 7 Best Things About Fine Fragrance Now
ELLE
How to Spend It FT
- Scents of the east
- Fougères: fern-inspired perfumes
- Orange perfumes for spring
- Fantastical perfumes
- A branch of mimosa for Carmen
- Perfumes that linger: the poetic potency of sillage
- Perfumes and books: a scented story
- Winter Flowers and Fruit
- Spicy scents to add some heat to winter
- Elegant perfumes with a raunchy side
- Savory Perfumes
- The Magic of Nutcracker
- Lilac to Tantalize and Intrigue
- Best Rose Perfumes for Men
- Perfumes with a Twist of Japanese Incense
- Rose Harvest in Grasse
- The Best Lavender Perfumes
- Perfumes Whose Blossoms Beguile
- Place Vendôme Haute Parfumerie
- The Essence of London
- Cult Shop : Boudoir 36
- Past Perfect
- Up Close and Personal
- Smouldering Scents of Seduction
- Sultry Fragrances for a Scented Bath
- The Inspirational Aromas of Tea – In a Bottle
- A Heady and Refined Scent For Winter
- Springtime in a Bottle
- The Dark Side of Rose
- Celebrating the Renegade : Germaine Cellier
- Orange Blossom : A Note that Embodies Spring
- Looking for the Magi : Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh
- Woods and Femininity
Aurora in Ormonde Jayne Orris Noir Perfume Giveaway: Thank you Rainboweyes and Victoria. One book I read every year is Anna Karenine (in French). Anna would wear Le Dix. Another book I read recently is George Eliot’s Adam… December 14, 2019 at 5:42am