More IFRA News
Here’s an interesting blog post where IFRA responds to questions bloggers have raised:
http://graindemusc.blogspot.com/2009/05/ifras-stephen-weller-answers-grain-de.html
Tomorrow’s installment should be interesting too.
Here’s an interesting blog post where IFRA responds to questions bloggers have raised:
http://graindemusc.blogspot.com/2009/05/ifras-stephen-weller-answers-grain-de.html
Tomorrow’s installment should be interesting too.
I’d like to thank Elena of Perfume Shrine for organizing this group blog post and for including me. I like to think of the annual “best” lists as “favorites” lists by the writers because it is so subjective. So, here are some of my favorites from last year. We were allowed to include other categories…
I’ve been really busy but plan to do the drawing tomorrow afternoon or evening. On the positive side, my delay has given more people a chance to join in. I want to mention a couple of interesting links from recent posts elsewhere. First, research and trials are underway for developing a new extract of lilac…
I’ve had a number of people ask me about the differences between what’s actually in the bottle (ingredients), what is listed on the box (ingredients list), and what is listed in the notes for a fragrance. I’ll give a brief explanation of how these things differ. The notes given for a fragrance are a description…
I tried the new Annick Goutal Un Matin d’Orage today and really enjoyed it. I wasn’t sure how I’d do with the new AG because it has been compared in style to the new Hermes Vanille Galante, which had too much of a melon note for me, though I did like the rest of the composition. …
It’s been over 100 F three days in a row, and today’s peak was 106 F on my outdoor porch thermometer. We always have a few of these heat waves each summer. I worked a bit on Lieu de Reves yesterday and Gardenia Musk today. I spent several months working on each of these last winter but didn’t finish. I’ll…
Finally caught up after a very busy couple of weeks; all orders have shipped, mostly via Priority Mail, and all should arrive before the 25th. That sure feels good! Now I need to do a few last Christmas things for my family, and I have to eventually get back to paperwork that has gone undone…