Succulent fruits, bursting with overripe juices, is what many people think of when autumn shows its face. The days of warm breezes and sand between your toes are replaced by woolly jumpers and the click of the heating. These fruity aromas also appear regularly in the new perfume releases at this time of the year, partly as a hark back and partly to signal the approaching festive decadence. Now, overly sweetened fragrances are not to everyone’s taste, and even including a fruit in the name can be troublesome. Thankfully Jessica Buchanan of 1000 Flowers has dared to challenge preconceptions with the textural Figuier Sauvage.
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Showing posts with label Diptyque. Show all posts
Monday, 8 September 2025
Monday, 1 May 2023
STEPHAN'S SIX - CATH KIDSTON-PADGHAM
There are few people whose name has become a brand in itself, but Cath Kidston-Padgham is definitely one of that illustrious group. With one successful business behind her, and her latest C.Atherley range of geranium-inspired products destined to become 2023’s most desired body products, I thought it was time to coax her from the greenhouse and discover her own scented secrets during “Stephan’s Six”.
Thursday, 18 April 2019
VALENTIN by Olivier Pescheux
There is nothing better than receiving a glowing review from Luca Turin and Tania Sanchez, but it does make the imminent launch of your new fragrance a little bit of a nail-biting experience. This was the position that Fragonard found themselves in this year after the reviewing pair fell for the charms of L’Aventurier. It had been created by Jordi Fernandez of Givaudan, and built upon the success of the previous Homme Élégant by Quentin Bisch, but 2019 had already been scheduled for the release of the company's new male fragrance. So, how does the romantic Valentin by Olivier Pescheux fare?
Labels:
Agnès Costa,
Confidential,
Dior,
Diptyque,
Fragonard,
Givaudan,
Homme Élégant,
ISIPCA,
Jordi Fernandez,
L’Aventurier,
Magellan,
Mont Blanc,
Olivier Pescheux,
Quentin Bisch,
Siècle,
Valentin,
Zizanie
Monday, 17 April 2017
STEPHAN'S SIX - SUSIE WILLIS
Susie Willis is no stranger to success. She sold her first company, Plum Baby, in 2010 for £10m but she still had a desire to further investigate the natural ingredient market. So, in 2016 she launched the skincare range Romilly Wilde and their first fragrance, Idle, was listed in two categories in the 2017 Fragrance Foundation Awards. With nominations for Best New Fragrance In Limited Distribution and Best New Independent Fragrance, I wanted to find out Susie's own perfume memories during "Stephan's Six".
Labels:
Anais Anais,
Avon,
Brylcreem,
Cacharel,
Chanel,
Christalle,
Coal Tar Soap,
Diptyque,
Eau des Sens,
Giorgio Beverly Hills,
Guerlain,
Honeysuckle,
Idle,
Nahema,
Rive Gauche,
Romilly Wilde,
Stephan's Six,
Susie Willis
Monday, 3 April 2017
STEPHAN'S SIX - EMMANUELLE MOEGLIN
Emmanuelle Moeglin trained at ISIPCA in Versailles from 2006-2008 before going on to found The Experimental Perfume Club in London. Alongside holding regular classes in perfumery for novices right through to experienced perfumers she now also has her own consultation and creation business. With a career that includes PUIG, L’Oreal and Symrise, what would we learn about Emmanuelle during “Stephan’s Six”?
Labels:
BeauFort London,
Cacharel,
Diptyque,
Do Son,
Eden,
Emmanuelle Moeglin,
Fahrenheit,
Givaudan,
ISIPCA,
Leo Crabtree,
Musk Oil,
Narciso Rodriguez,
Stephan's Six,
The Experimental Perfume Club
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