...I layer Iso E Super with L'eau de Kasaneka, and I layer Eau de Guerlain with anything that needs a little citrus amplification, like Burberry Brit.

...That cleared it right up, Triffid! I got stuck thinking that all the fragrances were from the same house. So, "she" is Sophia Grojsman, and here are the fragrances I think you may have referenced:"Vanderbilt" by Gloria Vanderbilt"Fortune" by Kosé "Nude" by Bill Blass"White Linen" by Estée Lauder"Champagne/Yvresse" by YSL"Paris" by YSL"True Love" by Elizabeth Arden"360 degrees Pink" by Perry Ellis"Sun Moon Stars" by Lagerfeld"Diamonds and Rubies" by Elizabeth Taylor"Spellbound" by Estée Lauder"Ex'cla-ma'tion" by Coty"Calyx" by Prescriptives"Christian Lacroix" by Christian Lacroix"Eternity" by Calvin KleinOh dear, that's 15, so at least one of them is wrong.And I am not certain about my choice of Lacroix, so that could be two wrong.

...Triffid:Alain Deloin with the numerous perfume variations being based on his 1967 film "Le Samourai"? Talk about flanker madness!Do you want me to list the fragrance names (please, no).Please, no!And of course, Alain Delon and "Le Samourai" is correct.

...Oh, I was terribly far off, Triffid! I am absolutely sure it was because of my personal feelings about those sorts of threads.So, to move on...This house is named for its owner, who was a French film star.Over two dozen fragrances from this house contain the name of just one of this star's films.

...I will admit that I searched for a fragrance named "GHB" since (sadly) date-rape drugs always come to my mind when someone asks one of those awful panty-dropper questions.

...I didn't have to Google the first poem -- the "noble" tipped me off!"2He Helium" by nu_be.I haven't guessed the second one, so let's see who can!

...Triffid has it!I was hoping the "four men" would provoke a chuckle, but your answer certainly did, Scarletting!

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...Ah, it's "Snuff" by Elsa Schiaparelli. I had no idea the bottle looked like that.

..."Lullaby" by Francesca Dell'Oro?

...I'm still in longshot territory, I think.How about "Fight Club for Men" by Rayane Tradition?

...Triffid:"Not a Perfume" by Juliette Has a Gun?Even though Scarletting claimed that the image is related only to the fragrance and not to the house, that's such a great answer that you should get the win!

...Okay, this is a longshot, but I am going to guess "Spellbound" by Estée Lauder.Here's why. Magritte's "La Trahison des Images" isn't a film, nor is it bloody, so I decided to start with surrealism and horror in film and go from there. One thing that occurred to me is that there is a surrealistic dream sequence in the Hitchcock film, "Spellbound." As a matter of fact, Salvador Dali was a consultant on that film, and helped to design that dream sequence. So, yeah. "Spellbound" is my best guess so far.

...But you are totally right! (And by the way, I don't think that is cheating at all.) Congratulations, and now it is your turn to post the clues.

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..."Synthetic Nirvana" by MAC?

...Absolutely right! :D

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...1. mirror2. stamp3. comb4. fish5. hourglass6. map7. plaque?8. silence9. keyboard?10. spongewhich gives us MAOHHAUSDSCan anyone unscramble that?

...Scarletting:I'm happy to give hints, just let me know which riddles are causing trouble.Riddle 3, for example, is an everyday item that you all likely own.Oh, since you say that, can I then assume that "snares" is used in an English-speaking country other than my own to mean "snarls"? As in one's hair?