The Maleficent-inspired fragrance, on the other hand, contains an olfactory brew of sinister plum, midnight berries, and mystical woods. There are also black tea, strawberry, and raspberry notes, which sit alongside cedarwood and a warming cashmere musk. Together, the scent is rich, fruity, and bewitching. Bewitched Body Care If you're enchanted by these scents, you'll be happy to know that they're also available in body care - so you can envelop yourself in the aromas from head to toe, and even around your home, with candles, lotions, lip care, laundry essentials, and more.
You don't have to be an olfactory expert to know that summer and fall have completely different scent personalities. Summer leans bright, juicy, and sun-drenched - think citrus, coconut, and salty florals that smell like a beach day in a bottle. Fall, on the other hand, is cozier and more intense, with notes of woods, amber, spice, and gourmand accords that feel like being wrapped in a sumptuous blanket.
You might be in denial, but the end of summer is fast approaching. Drugstores are already whipping out their Halloween decorations, which sit next to the back-to-school essentials. Starbucks is selling its Pumpkin Spice Latte. Your fave clothing store probably has jackets on display. It's aggressive, I get it. On the bright side, August's beauty launches are here to soften the transition into fall.
The latest offering from MALIN+GOETZ is a bold and innovative "Cherry Tomato Red" Super Smart Fridge, merging the realms of luxury lifestyle products and advanced home technology.
This smoky, sweet, and spicy scent remains one of the most popular from Tom Ford for the simple reason that it's impossible to ignore. The highlights are, of course, tobacco (in both leaf and blossom form) that give it a sexy, spicy air and then the rich, smooth vanilla that adds sweetness and longevity to the juice.
"It doesn't matter how great your idea is, you still need to carve a space for yourself in the market and convince the market that you're worthy of that space - and that takes time."
Le Labo's Santal 33, hailed by New York Times as the most ubiquitous scent in fashion, combines earthy, musky notes, quickly earning cult-like standing among celebs and urban dwellers.
"The smell of odours activates the hippocampus, which is the primary brain region associated with memory, social interactions, and emotionâmaking it powerful during major life events."