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smellsgood2022-03-23 03:05 pm
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let's play pretend
You have been hired by Company X to make their new Spring scent for next year, and to take all the time and money you need to on producing it.
What does it smell like?
What notes do you want to put in it?
Does it tell a story or paint a picture?
How complex or simple or well-blended is it?
What are your scent inspirations for this Spring season and what are you loving? Let's talk perfume.
What does it smell like?
What notes do you want to put in it?
Does it tell a story or paint a picture?
How complex or simple or well-blended is it?
What are your scent inspirations for this Spring season and what are you loving? Let's talk perfume.
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Wet ferns and rose with a little bit of basil and the occasional faint whiff of wild strawberry.
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Basil and rose works surprisingly good together, at least as it happens directly from my plants.
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It smells like vetiver and lavendar and bergamot and it actually lasts and doesn't fade. LOl
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I have a cacao CO2 and it lasts forever (but also stains, so I have to wear it in a locket).
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Yeah, it's Comme des Garcons for sure.
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I hope it’s beautiful.
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I’d like to express the weird mutability of spring in the Miami (Ohio) Valley, where March can vacillate between January and May; an explosive white floral with icy wintergreen, penetrating ozone, and astringent grapefruit notes, suggesting white flowering tree petals and snowflakes scattered interchangeably in a dramatic anime wind.
And I even have an associated song, although the video imagery is all wrong; there’s Vampire Prince Gackt being carried through the blazing desert, when everything about the song demands a melancholy silver-to-white aesthetic and the cusp of winter and spring; Synaesthete Problems.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=1bTHhXSpd4U
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And that sounds like a crisp and refreshing scent that speaks to early spring or spring in the northern latitudes. I would like to sniff that, certainly.
Now that we’re further into spring...
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https://odiferess.blogspot.com/2014/04/the-scent-of-hawthorn-may-day-witches.html?m=0
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