Hello all
As you know there are lots of changes going on with the directory, and how we do things.
At the moment, a fragrance can have one house, eg:
Youth Dew by Estee Lauder
Sartorial by Penhalion's
However, a fragrance can have an unlimited amount of previous companies:
Old Spice by Procter & Gamble (orig. by Shulton)
English Leather by Dana (orig. by MEM Company)
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One thing that there is no capability of is if a fragrance is represented by two brands. I don't mean (for example) Lady Gaga made by Coty - or - Tommy Hilfiger made by Aramis/Lauder.
I mean fragrances that are almost co-branded. Examples:
Lexington Avenue by Bond No. 9 AND Andy Warhol
Buzz by Roja Dove AND The Sun
Shania Twain by Stetson AND Shania Twain
So if you can think of any more of these types of pairings - let me know
(btw - you can already see the start of this -- if you search for the Andy Warhol fragrances here - the Bond ones come up as well, before it only showed the ones from cofinluxe)
As you know there are lots of changes going on with the directory, and how we do things.
At the moment, a fragrance can have one house, eg:
Youth Dew by Estee Lauder
Sartorial by Penhalion's
However, a fragrance can have an unlimited amount of previous companies:
Old Spice by Procter & Gamble (orig. by Shulton)
English Leather by Dana (orig. by MEM Company)
-----
One thing that there is no capability of is if a fragrance is represented by two brands. I don't mean (for example) Lady Gaga made by Coty - or - Tommy Hilfiger made by Aramis/Lauder.
I mean fragrances that are almost co-branded. Examples:
Lexington Avenue by Bond No. 9 AND Andy Warhol
Buzz by Roja Dove AND The Sun
Shania Twain by Stetson AND Shania Twain
So if you can think of any more of these types of pairings - let me know
(btw - you can already see the start of this -- if you search for the Andy Warhol fragrances here - the Bond ones come up as well, before it only showed the ones from cofinluxe)





