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Ed Hardy Hearts & Daggers, CO Bigelow Winter Petal ~ new fragrances

Posted by Robin on 14 November 2009 24 Comments

Ed Hardy Hearts & Daggers perfume for womenCO Bigelow Winter Petal

Ed Hardy will launch the Hearts & Daggers duo in early 2010:

Ed Hardy Hearts & Daggers for Women (shown above left) features blood orange, violet leaf, apple, mango, apple blossoms, pink jasmine, cashmere musk, amber, benzoin and blond wood…

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CO Bigelow Winter Lemon, Ginger Mentha & Elixir White ~ new fragrances

Posted by Robin on 13 October 2009 24 Comments

CO Bigelow Winter Lemon, Ginger Mentha & Elixir White fragrances

CO Bigelow has launched three new fragrances, Winter Lemon, Ginger Mentha and Elixir White:

Winter Lemon (above left) ~ “C.O. Bigelow’s delightful new winter fragrance combines sparkling lemon notes, velvety winter fig…

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When life gives you lemons ~ scented body products

Posted by Jessica on 30 August 2009 45 Comments

Body Shop Energy GelBigelow Lemon Lime Souffle4mula

Citrus scents can be such cheerful, uncomplicated fragrances, and they can brighten up a gloomy day with their connotations of sunshine, cleanliness, and good health. I particularly like to layer citrus-fragranced shower gels and lotions under my favorite summer perfumes, to boost their bright-and-crisp qualities.

However, the available range of lemon-, lime-, and orange-scented products is occasionally disappointing — especially at the higher end of the price spectrum, for some reason. One example is Strange Invisible Perfumes Wild Orange Invisible Body Lotion. I’m assuming it’s intended to be layered under Strange Invisible Perfumes’ citrus-accented perfume oils, such as L’Invisible or Fair Verona. It’s a nice enough medium-weight lotion, packaged in a bottle that suggests a fancy hair mousse. It’s all-natural, with aloe vera and olive oil for moisture. It smells like, well, sweet orange oil. But for this price, I was expecting to be amazed, and I just wasn’t. ($40 for 8 fl. oz.; for buying information see the listing for Strange Invisible Perfumes under Perfume Houses.)

NARS is best known as a creator of trend-setting color cosmetics, so I was surprised to learn that the company also sells a line of body products. Its Ginger Grapefruit Body Lotion promises a fragrance that “fuses the vibrant essence of grapefruit and cassis with the romantic floral touches of sweet peony and violet flower.” This sounds like something I’d love…

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Chantal Thomass Osez-Moi!, CO Bigelow Lemon ~ new fragrances

Posted by Robin on 14 April 2009 37 Comments

ct-omCO Bigelow Lemon Eau de Parfum

French lingerie line Chantal Thomass will launch Osez-moi! (shown above left), a new fragrance “reserved for very sexy women”, this coming May.

Osez-moi! features notes of frangipani, rose, chamomile, peony and vanilla…

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C.O. Bigelow Chemists ~ shopping for perfume in New York

Posted by Guest Shopper on 30 October 2007 — 0 Comments — Comments are closed

CO Bigelow Chemists in New YorkFounded as an apothecary in 1838, C. O. Bigelow Chemists has thrived into the twenty-first century as an unlikely, but very popular, combination of neighborhood drugstore and high-end beauty emporium. Its aisles are crowded with long-time local customers waiting for their prescriptions to be filled at the pharmacy, as well as visiting aficionados of luxury toiletries, hard-to-find home fragrance lines, and unusual perfumes.

Through an agreement with Limited Brands, the Bigelow brand name is used on newly developed products sold at Limited Brands’ various stores (Henri Bendel, Bath & Body Works), and Limited Brands has opened several shops under the C.O. Bigelow name in other cities. This original location, however, is still independently owned by the same family that bought the company in 1939…

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