Bergamot in Perfumery: The citrus note that does far more than sparkle
Fresh, bitter, floral and quietly indispensable: bergamot does far more than open a perfume. Five fragrances show how versatile this Calabrian citrus can be.
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Acqua di Parma Cedro Virtuoso: Cedar Meets Hazelnut
Acqua di Parma turns cedar into a full creative exercise, pairing three woody facets with bergamot, sandalwood and an unexpected touch of hazelnut.
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Acqua di Parma Oud Ambrosia: Italian Citrus Meets Oud Butter
Acqua di Parma Oud Ambrosia brings Italian citrus brightness to a darker composition built around saffron, oud butter, leather, honey and tobacco.
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François Demachy: The man who made Dior smell like Dior
François Demachy shaped modern Dior with a style that made luxury feel clear, sensual and unmistakably Dior.
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Acqua di Parma Fico di Amalfi Limited Edition
Acqua di Parma gives Fico di Amalfi a collectible La Caletta makeover, with Laura Gonzalez dressing the Blu Mediterraneo classic in bold organic blues.
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Iris in Perfumery: Powder, Lipstick and Quiet Drama
It may look delicate, but iris has roots, patience and considerably more personality than a polite purple flower has any…
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Acqua di Parma Note di Colonia I Review: Freshness in Tailoring
A bright yet dry citrus cologne with remarkable elegance, refreshing energy and surprisingly good longevity on my skin.
