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Japanese perfumery based around everyday memories, places, foods and little pieces of Japanese culture? yeah they got me. i love how oddly specific some of these concepts are—from roasted green tea and coffee shops to ramune and traditional sweets. t...






d’Annam basically looked at food, memory and everyday life in Vietnam and said “what if you could wear that?” and unfortunately for my wallet, that is exactly the kind of thing i LOVE in a fragrance. rice, pandan, Vietnamese coffee, mango sticky rice...






i came for the perfume and somehow ended up reading stories about ancient cities, Rumi, time, transformation and taking up space 😂 Nishane is exactly why i love fragrance as an experience—not just “this smells good,” but trying to translate a place,...







