Marcelle Dormoy Nacarat fragrance review – first published in Cafleurebon “Are you curious to know the strange sensations I feel, when I am suspended in infinity, between heaven and earth? It would take a careful and meticulous psychological notation to record moment by moment my …
Lait Concentré is the kind of fragrance that feels like looking at an album of overexposed light-filled pictures from your childhood.
Xerjoff Dhajala Fragrance review “Capa: When a Stellar Bomb is triggered, very little will happen at first -and then a spark, will pop into existence, and it will hang for an instant, hovering in space and then, it will split into two, and those will …
Goldfield & Banks Australia Blue Cypress review first published in Cafleurebon. “Not I, not any one else can travel that road for you, You must travel it for yourself. It is not far, it is within reach, Perhaps you have been on it since you …
This Jeroboam Boha fragrance review first appeared on the Cafleurebon site. As a SF aficionado, the Google Deep Dream project fascinated me from the first second I’ve heard about it. In short, it’s an algorithm that locates and alters certain patterns identified in pictures, then …
*Boadicea Intense perfume review first appeared on the Cafleurebon site. “just your mouth just your love just your anointing oils just your name just your chambers just your love and my myrrh and my spice and my honeycomb and my honey and my wine and …
Envoutant (translates as enchanting) seems to be built after an art nouveau olfactive print, with an unexpected middle eastern influence. With an intricate and sinuous construction, resting on the natural curves of flower stems, with striking colorful whiplash lines of sharp spices, and abrupt valleys of oud and vanilla, the perfume is both reassuring and startling at the same time.
Tonkade’s red thread draws you in with a false feeling of comfort and easiness: it’s sweet, feels natural, it’s familiar.
Night is the smell of those long-lost, one-night dalliances that stay with you long after they probably should.
Whimsical yet somber, Angelo Orazio Pregoni’s Path Etique is a creature greater than the sum of all its parts.
