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Add an articleReview of Whiff!
A business-oriented review of the volume Whiff! The Revolution of Scent Communication in the Information Age by C. Russell Brumfield with others (Quimby Press 2008). The volume discusses the application of fragrance in the interests of marketing. Read it for self-defense or professional purposes!
http://www.fragrance.org/upload/FFORUM_WINTER09%20Final.pdfThe Fragrance Foundation
TFF has launched a redesigned website which includes a link to the organization's Fragrance Forum newsletter.
http://www.fragrance.org/What the Nose Knows
What the Nose Knows: The Science of Scent in Everyday Life by Avery Gilbert (Crown Publishers) Some prefer not to deconstruct the impact of scent into evolutionary terms. If you aren't one of those, if you want the Desmond Morris on the why of attraction to certain smells and the way scent can be used to manipulate memory and mood, you'll want to read this. If you need a utilitarian justification for this art, hurry and get a copy. Sadly, in the art of scent, there is biological and neurological discovery that's as flashy as the art itself (sometimes flashier). Imagine doing this sort of thing to works of visual art , for example (and some really are asking for it). Diissecting the rods, the cones, binocular vision, the electrical activity in the visual cortex, etc. Going on about the specialized tissue of the brain that makes up the eyeball apparatus. The evolution of the eye and the brain tissue that supports it. How the visualization of sexual apparatus of potential mates has an allure no matter how sublimated. What purpose does it serve in the context of art?
http://www.fragrance.org/upload/FFORUM_WINTER09%20Final.pdfAerin Lauder and Martha Stewart
Aerin Lauder discusses perfume making with Martha Stewart and specifically the completion of Jasmine White Moss. Her grandmother Estee began work on the fragrance in 1989. Aerin completed and released the fragrance in July 2009.
http://www.marthastewart.com/article/aerin-lauder-on-perfume-makingIneke Field Notes from Paris
Review of Ineke's latest fragrance - Field Notes from Paris. There are more links on her website at: http://www.ineke.com/web.htm
http://www.nstperfume.com/2009/11/11/ineke-field-notes-from-paris-fragrance-review/Clinique relaunches Wrappings
I'm very glad that this fragrance comes back. I hope it's not just a limited edition
http://www.moodiereport.com/document.php?c_id=29&doc_id=16563Narcotic Venus by Nasomatto (Victoria's own)
Interesting review of Narcotic Venus. An expensive but addictive creamy white floral
http://victoriasown.blogspot.com/2008/03/narcotic-venus-nasomatto-review.htmlSniffapalooza in New York
This is a gathering of serious perfumistas in New York that has grown like wildfire! Must be a member of their site, but the next one will be April 12-13 for the Spring Fling Fragrance Event. All details are on the website. They have these events several times a year now. Wish I lived closer, sounds like a great time!
http://sniffapalooza.com/The Fragrance Foundation Honors Gould
Recognition of Michael Gould's contributions to the fragrance industry.
http://www.gcimagazine.com/news/fragrance/22027854.htmlEveryone’s a Critic / NYT
IN the realm of perfume, one man’s pudding is the next man’s tar. That the reaction to a fragrance can be visceral, and personal, is not news to Luca Turin, who over the years has inhaled and critiqued hundreds of scents. In assessing them, Mr. Turin, a scientist and fragrance expert, makes no attempt to hide his partisanship.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/17/fashion/17SNIFF.html?ex=1209096000&en=bbedea9c9752d7f8&ei=5070&emc=eta1- 1
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