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Posted September 25, 2018 September 25, 2018

Marty the Mighty Nose – smelly poems required!

Do you know a child aged 7-11 who loves writing and exploring their sense of smell? Get those nostrils in training, for The Fragrance Foundation‘s Marty the Mighty Nose Awards are once again open for smell-inspired poetic entries! Kids tend to be far more naturally connected to their sense of smell than most adults, and…

By Jodie

In Slider, Just launched, News, Launches

Posted September 24, 2018

Fragrance launches we are loving!

Welcome to your weekly rundown of some of the new fragrance launches that we are loving this week. With a range in prices and scents, there will be something here that may take your fancy. Get yourself to your nearest counter pronto! CAROLINA HERRERA CH L’EAU Conjuring feelings of holiday romances with bright, carefree summer days,…

By Perfume Society

In Slider, News

Posted September 20, 2018 September 20, 2018

Gourmande Jayne: Ormonde Jayne get figgy with it

Linda Pilkington, founder and CEO of London-based niche perfumery Ormonde Jayne, is never one for sitting still. Whenever we meet her, she’s dashing back and forth at 100 miles an hour, always brimming with creativity and new ideas, the latest being Gourmande Jayne… ‘Gourmande Jayne’ is a natural extension of Linda’s scented world – a…

By Perfume Society

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Posted September 19, 2018 September 19, 2018

Map of the Heart launch White Heart v.7

We’re huge fans of Australian niche house Map of the Heart here at The Perfume Society – from their stunning bottles to the beautiful fragrances inside (each with a seam of sandalwood as their signature), and the creatively engaging imagery – everything they do truly represents a feast for all the senses. Having just flown…

By Perfume Society

In Slider, News, Launches

Posted September 17, 2018

A reimagining: Givenchy L’Interdit

If you know anything about the history of Hubert de Givenchy, you’ll know he was daring. Unconventional and audacious in his designs, he breathed life into the 1950s fashion scene. Innovation had always been a key point for Hubert, his first show consisting of separates, which a woman could mix and match: a new and…

In Slider, Features, News

Posted September 4, 2018 September 11, 2018

Le Labo launch City Exclusives

It’s safe to say the Le Labo cult has taken hold. With the accents of personalisation they add to every bottle, their stunning collection of unique scents and their renowned, apothecary-style, instagram-worthy, boutiques – their following spans ages, genders and cultures. You may have heard of a little scent called Santal 33, (that is unless you’ve…

By carson

In Slider, Just launched, News, Launches

Posted September 3, 2018 September 12, 2018

This weeks five new scents!

This week we are all about these five new fragrances. We will be spritzing all the way to the weekend with these incredible new scents. Get yourself to a counter now to try them yourselves! TOM DAXON LACONIA Inspiration comes in many forms. An idyllic Greek holiday in the Pelopponese region of Laconia was the…

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Posted August 31, 2018 September 11, 2018

Get £15 off a full-size Anima Vinci!

Every now and again at The Perfume Society, we come across a truly special new fragrance house that takes our breath away, and oh boy are you in for a treat when you discover the delights of Anima Vinci. What’s more, when you buy their new Discovery Set, you can get a free £15 voucher…

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Posted August 22, 2018 September 11, 2018

Dudley Zoo’s big cats go crazy for Salome!

Have you ever found your pets go crazy for a particular fragrance you’re wearing? Well it seems the big cats at Dudley Zoo can’t get enough of Salome by Papillon Perfumery! The big cat toys were sprayed with Salome as part of their enrichment programme – strong scents encourage the cats to utilise natural tracking…

By Perfume Society

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Posted August 21, 2018 September 11, 2018

Smell-X installation explores future of smell

What does the future hold for scent? This was the question posed at a sensory installation called Smell-X, recently held at the Figment NYC festival at Governor’s Island in New York City. We used to rely on our sense of smell to stay alive, but as Helen Keller commented, this once-vital ability became something of…