Fancy Eau de Parfum by Jessica Simpson Review
First things first: Fancy isn't fancy by any definition.It doesn't feel expensive, or clever, or [...]
Eau Lente Eau de Toilette by Diptyque Review
On me, Eau Lente opens with a resinous clove bomb.It has a strong room scent aura, reminding me of a cloyingly [...]
Paper Passion Perfume by Wallpaper* Steidl Review
Released in 2012 to viral bookworm fanfare, Wallpaper * Steidl's Paper Passion was actually the first fragrance [...]
Truth Sensual Bedtime Fragrance by Calvin Klein Review
The concept of "bedtime fragrances" has always made me giggle. It's such a brilliant way to market a linear scent [...]
Burberry Brit Eau de Parfum by Burberry Review
Despite the marketing, there is nothing here that feels particularly British or modern or traditional or clever. [...]
Shalimar Eau de Parfum by Guerlain Review
Colonialist Orientalism really got the entire Western perfume world fawning over a bottle of two-dimensional [...]
Black Orchid Eau de Parfum by Tom Ford Review
On me, Black Orchid has an absolutely bizarre, disjointed opening of many disparate fresh and fruity notes. It [...]
The Ruthless Countess Dorothea Eau de Parfum by Penhaligon’s Review
The marketing is amusingly correct on this one: this is a rich middle-aged white lady smell. The amusing part is [...]
Onyx Eau de Cologne by Paul Sebastian Review
Paul Sebastian's Onyx is a very clean-smelling men's cologne. It combines an old-fashioned cool and bright, [...]