Psychology of smell: how fragrances control mood and emotions
You walk into a room where someone has just peeled an orange, and your mood lifts on its own. You ha...
Fragrance columnist at Fragsi. I write about how scents shape mood and memory, test new releases and take compositions apart note by note.
Ottawa, Afghanistan
You walk into a room where someone has just peeled an orange, and your mood lifts on its own. You ha...
Two bottles stand side by side. One asks a modest sum, the other several times more expensive, and t...
You stand at the display, you like the bottle, you bring the blotter to your nose. And then your gaz...
Clothing has long had the word "wardrobe". We don't wear the same sweater to the beach and to a wedd...
Familiar story. A friend wears a fragrance that makes you lose your mind, you buy the same one, but ...
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Very informative! A rating system with 5 criteria is just what you need. I run a small blog about fragrances myself, I'll take note. Thanks!
Amazingly accurate article! I am a stylist and work with clients every day. I fully agree about the conflict of auras - it's a real problem. I will recommend this article to colleagues!
Very useful article! I especially liked the style table. Now I will consciously choose fragrances for each look. Thank you for such a detailed guide!