Perfume Enjoyer
Maddie PhinneyNo Fragrets
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 24 | Subscribers | Read | perfumeenjoyer.substack.com |
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More Life: Drakkar Noir by Guy Laroche
The moment of perfume application is a sacred act, and there is no sanctity without submission. When we spray something ephemeral, it situates us in the present, and forces us to acknowledge the friability of the fleeting. Florida Water by ...
Hillbilly Smellegy: Baque by Slumberhouse
Remember being 14 and rifling through your parents’ liquor cabinet for something they’d never notice was missing? As a kid these were the candy-colored bottles we wanted to drink from anyway, like Disaronno (so good), Calvados, or Robitussi...
The Smell of Online Shopping: Rien by Etat Libre d'Orange
Theres a smell that’s specific to the “luxury” category of online shopping. And I don’t mean vintage items that come from 1stDibs or Mercari: no matter how much you pay for those, they always arrive smelling like tobacco-stained curtains. T...
The Avocado Toast of Perfume: Bal D'Afrique by Byredo
Growing up in the nineties, popular girls smelled like Gap Dream. If CK One was grunge’s “androgynous” low-maintenance answer to the aldehyde soaked chypres of the 80s (ie: vaguely lemony, cedar-inflected toilet water that smelled like noth...
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