…and save you the trouble.I’ll start with the non-perfume findings, because those are way more positive. And also because it’s my turn to add a cent or two of my thoughts to the much talked about Wall Street Journal article. Since it relates nicely t…
Entries Tagged 'Ayala Sender' ↓
In which I go to sephora…
December 26th, 2007 — Ayala Sender, Fendi, Fragrance, Guerlain, Gwen Stefani, Korres, Perfume, Ren, Sephora, Smashbox, Wall Street Journal, bath and body, body butter, dior, eye shadow, givenchy, holiday collection 2007, makeup, palettes from Gaia, The non-blonde @ The Non-Blonde
Ayala’s 2006 Interview on PerfumeCritic.com
August 17th, 2007 — Ayala Moriel Parfums, Ayala Sender, Interviews, Perfume Critic, perfumecritic ayala sender interview from Ayala Sender @ SmellyBlog
Due to popular demand, and the fact that this interview was erased along with all the previous material on PerfumeCritic.com, I am posting here the original interview, which took place November 8th, 2006, and was published December 5th on PerfumeCritic…
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Niche Perfumers
August 8th, 2007 — Ajne, Anya McCoy, Ayala Sender, I Hate Perfume, Liz Zorn, Strange Invisible Perfume, annick goutal, jo malone, lutens, mandy aftel from Lucy @ indieperfumes
When I try to explain my interest in niche perfumes and the current explosion of creativity in that area of endeavor, I find that it easiest to relate some stories about the niche perfume makers. Learning about the new perfumers who have been doing …
Ambrette Seed
February 23rd, 2007 — Ajne, Ayala Sender, amber, ambrette seed, hibiscus, musk from Lucy @ indieperfumes
A perfume material made from the seeds of a marsh mallow, or hibiscus plant in India, it is often used as a vegetable substitute for musk from animal sources. It has a more floral, sweet smell than deer musk and comes into its own on warm skin, not ha…