by Carla Seipp
The West Coast is most stereotypically known for a preconceived lifestyle of daily hikes, green juice galore and alternative spiritual practices. But how would one define the olfactory aesthetic of said region? One fragrance brand embraced this challenge, creating completely cliche-free scents in the process. Helio is the brainchild of Christian Bohdan. In collaboration with… [Read More]
An exceptional gourmand. It smells like a combination of fresh pastries, vanilla bean, high-quality sandalwood oil, and a spicy component presumably from the clove, nutmeg, and maybe saffron. The sweetness tones down on my skin very gradually over ti...More
The literal minded might expect Ballade à Venise (a stroll in Venice) to smell like gelato, rotting houses and pollution from cruise ships. Not a bit of it. It was a bizarre mix of syrup, orange blossom and the dry smell of marigold. It's hard t...More
2010 model. Krizia Uomo on top, with Gucci Nobile in the middle, their offspring is the base. Nice scent, but thin and doesn't last a full workday....More