From Tokyo Milk, Merci Beaucoup (Tour Eiffel) perfumed soap: "Our perfumed French triple-milled Shea Butter soap. Now in an irresistibly giftable collection of decidedly different sentiments on glitter-accented fine linen paper. Get carried away by this curiously captivating world! // Crushed Citrus, Jasmine, Crisp Greens & Neroli". $12 for 141g at Margot Elena.
From Robertet (and their subsidiary, Charabot), harvesting and immortelle in Corsica.
It’s Almost-Friday, National Doctors Day and Pencil Day. Birthdays today: Francisco Goya, Vincent Willem van Gogh, Tracy Chapman. What fragrance are you wearing?
I’m in Maison Francis Kurkdjian Petit Matin.
Reminder: on 3/31, for Eiffel Tower Day, wear a perfume that says Paris to you…
“So many times, I talk to perfumers and they will have a shelf of interesting stuff they made. Smells that are fascinating and interesting, but can't be a product,” Keller explains. “They're not pleasant-smelling, they’re not a traditional perfume smell – they just sit there on the shelf because there's no other way of ever sharing that with the world… The gallery is an outlet for those people to create non-perfumey smells and share them.”
— Andreas Keller on his New York City gallery, Olfactory Art Keller. Read more in Meditations On Scent With Andreas Keller, The Socrates Of Smell at HighSnobiety.
