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In my teens I was exposed to a series of romantic novels based on the adventures of a temple dancer called Muna, the Rose of Madore. Katharine Gordon's works of fiction provided a rich tapestry of colour, passion and fragrance ... influencing my fertile immagination to such an extent that I could feel...

http://salondeparfum-sherapop.blogspot.com/2012/10/the-bottle-controversy-philosophical.html

Hello, Summer is turned to Autumn here in North Finland and soon its raining snow. And this always brings to my heart longing to woody oriental scents. Today I have been sniffing Boucheron Boucheron, maby this is a bit too light for dark period of year, eaven if its spicy kinda floral, but not actually woody...

  I’ve been giving some thought to perfumery and art.  Below are some questions and comments. While I have a lot of questions I don’t mean the overall tone to be pedantic.  The use of questions rather than statements is just a reflection of my inability to write better.  It’s a cheap shorthand...

http://salondeparfum-sherapop.blogspot.com/2012/10/perfumes-of-geography-whats-in-place.html

http://salondeparfum-sherapop.blogspot.com/2012/09/is-pierre-montale-william-shakespeare.html

http://salondeparfum-sherapop.blogspot.com/2012/09/the-toiletries-trapor-is-it-safe-haven.html   Arts and Crafts and the Status of Perfume

http://salondeparfum-sherapop.blogspot.com/2012/09/perfume-and-pre-socratics-5-was.html