Imel

It rises strangely airy from my arm, with a spacious portion of all the aforementioned innards; thick, slightly sweet, and heavy, the notes weigh in the air. The listed ingredients are discernible from the start, provided you know...

Les Zazous (Swing Youth), "Les zazous were a fashion movement in France during the 1940s. They were young people recognizable by their English or American clothing, showcasing their love for jazz." As a great jazz lover, I had high expectations...

One day, as I always do, I started as naively as possible, when a horde of exquisite new releases made their way to Parfumo. Leading the charge were roaring comments, hymns, and wonder songs. And in this multitude of fragrances, it is hard...

One tries to avoid the tedious evenings of the days, especially carelessly, and then one encounters the machinations of so-called eccentrics who, it seems to me, can no longer express art within themselves. I believe Revolution was born...

Oud Immortel opens very herbal and camphor-like. The similarity to Byredo's Baudelaire is astonishing, although both need to be approached differently. They deliberately bear the same signature. However, Oud Immortel is less fruity. The juniper berry is replaced...

Right from the start, the scent is difficult to describe and can only be formulated in images. It begins wonderfully leathery, but not just that. With a dried-fruit depth, Accord Oud smells old, not necessarily antiquated as the scent is modern....

The opening confuses me, not in a negative sense, but is there something missing in the fragrance pyramid? Perhaps something animalistic? Even the comments below do not suggest anything of the sort, and the classification of the fragrance...

Incense rosé is a fragrance that should be tested, whether you like it or not. Firstly, because it is crafted brilliantly, and secondly, it is not just an olfactory spectacle. It is a captivatingly serene visual spectacle. The scent...

When a scent wafts through my senses and settles there, it often creates an image in my mind's eye. I prefer abstract constructions of unreal visual power, but I often find satisfaction in an explainable impression of beautiful memories. Serge Lutens'...

A "Ghostly Violet" or - "Purple". So the title. I hate purple. Not just because it seems to have to descend to the lifestyle icon of the nation, purple is simply not beautiful. It wants to be some kind of interplay between dark, mysterious...

I can easily relate to the dad feeling. Not because it reminds me of my father. After all, he doesn't wear perfume and his workplace smells like Dzing! No, this scent conveys masculine virginity. Of course, a dad is rarely a virgin. But Anvers...

To clarify a few things here. Anarchism is hardly to be equated with lawlessness. Rather, the individual sets rules for themselves, guided by morality and constructive values. They do not accept rules imposed upon them but take them for themselves....