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Tag Archives: Rose otto
Pre-Raphaelites – Astarte Syriaca
Mystery, lo! betwixt the sun and moon Astarte of the Syrians: Venus Queen Ere Aphrodite was. In silver sheen Her twofold girdle clasps the infinite boon Of bliss whereof the heaven and earth commune: And from her neck’s inclining flower-stem lean … Continue reading
A Motley Brew .. Tetley Tea Perfume
“Tea is water bewitched” Robert Louis Stevenson Tetley the ‘tea folk’ have launched a Tea inspired fragrance (Tetley-Le Brew) which has many people bemused, .. who wants to smell like a cuppa char!? Promoted by the fair Tina, the female team … Continue reading
Posted in Culinary, Fragrance themes, Tea
Tagged Bulgari, clary sage, Elizabeth Arden, Green tea absolute, le brew perfume, oakmoss, rose absolute, Rose otto, Steffan Arctander, tea, Tea for Two, Tea perfumes, tetley, tobacco, vetiver
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A Seductive Soak
In honour of St Valentine, why not share a softening soak with your loved one or indulge on your own. Here is a simple, natural recipe for bathing to set a romantic mood. You will need: 1 x pint of … Continue reading
Posted in Bathing, Fragrance themes
Tagged bath milks, bathing, honey, Jasmine, milk, Rose otto, St Valentines, ylang ylang
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A Symphony of Scent – Part II
Middle Notes Otherwise known as the ‘heart’ or ‘bouquet’ notes, they are more longer lasting than our capricious, fleeting top notes. Unfolding over a few hours, the heart notes impart body, fullness and warmth to a perfume and are the … Continue reading
Posted in Fragrance Classification, Fragrance themes
Tagged florals, Fracas, Gardenia, Jasmine, Lancome, middle notes, music and perfume, Note (perfumery), perfume structure, Piesse, Piguet, Rose otto, Safari, Tresor, tuberose, ylang ylang
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