Very interesting article! How can I be sure I’m getting the ‘authentic’ scent? And it’s so true that modern scents seem ‘thin’. They seldom linger, while a spritz of my old Tresor lasts and lasts.
Branding has so much to do with high dollar items.
Sometimes I think it's cooler to play molecular roulette with the essential oils, and regard each one as an evanescent olfactory gift that can never be exactly duplicated.
Wow, my mind is officially blown🤯 I always wondered how those drugstore perfume brands could get away with saying things like “Smells like Tommy Girl!” on the bottle (or aerosol can. This was the 90’s, after all.) Now I know! Thanks for this great read. Now I wanna go smell some smells!
Thank you for this article
Very interesting article! How can I be sure I’m getting the ‘authentic’ scent? And it’s so true that modern scents seem ‘thin’. They seldom linger, while a spritz of my old Tresor lasts and lasts.
Great article!
Branding has so much to do with high dollar items.
Sometimes I think it's cooler to play molecular roulette with the essential oils, and regard each one as an evanescent olfactory gift that can never be exactly duplicated.
Fake is a bad word, dupe is simply smart shopping.
Wow, my mind is officially blown🤯 I always wondered how those drugstore perfume brands could get away with saying things like “Smells like Tommy Girl!” on the bottle (or aerosol can. This was the 90’s, after all.) Now I know! Thanks for this great read. Now I wanna go smell some smells!
Olfactory fan fiction!