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Creative Director Neela Vermeire and perfumer Bertrand Duchaufour devoted a great deal of time developing NEITH by Neela Vermeire Creations The post NEITH by Neela Vermeire Creations Winners appeared first on ÇaFleureBon Perfume Blog.

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The best fragrances to beat the heat are fresh, citrus and ocean inspired scents enriched with bergamot, juniper, white florals and tea. The post 5 Best Fragrances to Beat the Heat + Summer In The City Giveaway appeared first on ÇaFleureBon Perfume Blog.

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It’s the third weekend in July, and we’re marking the occasion with our same old open thread poll. Talk about anything you like — the fragrance you’re wearing today, the last fragrance you tried that met or exceeded your expectations, the AQI in your area, whatever. Or, ask a question about fragrance, then see if anyone else has asked a question that you can answer... Read the rest of this article »

Launches

French niche line Neela Vermeire Créations has launched Neith, a new fragrance. Neith is named for the Egyptian goddess... Read the rest of this article »

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The concentration of creative minds in the same few zip codes—people boldly forging their own paths across disciplines—has also created the space for first- and second-generation immigrants to build fragrance brands on their own terms, making room for unconventional ideas, identities, and perspectives. Take The New Savant: The six-year-old brand based in Gowanus infuses its candles with whimsy and complexity, crafting scent profiles that push back against the fragrance industry's tendency towards Eurocentrism and heteronormativity. — Read more in How Brooklyn Became an Incubator for Wildly Imaginative Indie Perfume Brands at Condé Nast Traveler.

Ingredients

Perfume PosseUne Folie de Rose by Les Parfums de Rosine (since we lost most of Thursday when the site was down, here’s Portia’s post if you missed it. — March) Hey there Posse Peeps! Next on our journey through my lovely husband Jin’s fragrant wardrobe we stumble across Une Folie... Continue Reading → Perfume PosseUne Folie de Rose by Les Parfums de Rosine

Launches

Singer songwriter Billie Eilish will launch Eilish Intense, a new flanker to her debut fragrance, 2021’s Eilish... Read the rest of this article »

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From Kuoca, Grapefruit Brûlée Hand & Body Wash with fresh coconut cream: "A gentle, moisturizing liquid hand and body wash suitable for all skin types, infused with the rich signature scent of Kuoca Grapefruit Brûlée. This versatile, EEWG Green Grade certified gel is renowned for its delicate, fine-bubble lather that cleanses gently and thoroughly without ever overdrying", $32 for 300 ml at Luckyscent.

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Estée Lauder will launch Glimmer, a new gourmand amber floral fragrance for women... Read the rest of this article »

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A spot for Viktor & Rolf Bonbon Berry Jelly, Bonbon Caramel Crunch and Bonbon Cola Fizz.

Reviews

Escentric Molecules M01 M+ Clary Sage is a vivid green perfume, unfussy and direct while offering a challenging snapped-stem kind of realness The post Escentric Molecules Molecule 01 M+ Clary Sage Review (Geza Schoen) 2026 appeared first on ÇaFleureBon Perfume Blog.

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It’s Friday, plus, World Emoji Day, World Day for International Justice and David Hasselhoff’s birthday. Our community project for today is Decades Friday...name a favorite decade, and wear a fragrance to fit your choice. (This has been suggested by multiple people, and is possibly a repeat.) What fragrance did you pick? As always, do chime in with your scent of the day even if you’re not participating in the community project. The 1990s was one of my favorite decades, but fragrance-wise, it’s all a blur...I don’t think I was paying much attention to perfume. Early in the 90s I was probably still wearing Prescriptives Calyx, but I stopped buying it because the bottles often spoiled before I finished them, and I eventually let my Yves Saint Laurent Paris run out as well. The fragrance I associate most with the decade, CK One, I never even owned, although the samples were given out like candy so I did wear it quite a bit. Today I’m doing a corrective: I’m wearing an Olivia Giacobetti fragrance from 1993, L’Eau de L’Artisan, even though I’m pretty sure I would not have appreciated it at the time... Read the rest of this article »