loewenherz

For me, I admit, a perfume is always a product for all the senses, must be a product for all the senses. First of all, of course, there is the fragrance itself - how is it constructed, how is it orchestrated, how does it develop during...

Here we go, friends. Get the feathers and the tar, I'm ready. Part of me actually almost regrets writing this - spoiler alert! - not-really-nice comment right now. (The other part doesn't care.) Nevertheless, it should be acknowledged...