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Professional sniffer. Casual oversprayer.
I search for emotion in fragrance🪷
Certified gym girlie & clean fragrance expert. I found a love for fragrance at a young age and exploring clean and musky scents that have you feeling fresh all day, to a variety of notes to pair with any occasion that life gives you.
Perfume as art and meaning.▫️ Aesthetic fragrance writing with emotional imagery.▫️ Personal fragrance curation.▫️ Student of the “Perfume Expert” program.
I started sniffing perfumes in 1974. I am from 1957. I have a straight Twinbrother. with the coming of the 1980s, my favorite perfume decade had begun. that of the Hooker Perfumes Giorgio, Poison, Obsession, Coco. in 2003 Montale came. I love Roses & Flowers & Oud & Heavy, Sultry, Luxe Lush Louches.
Poet. Translator. Singer. Songwriter. Lover. Female. Fun.
Rural Fragrance Addict. Aggressive compliment-chaser. Avid blind-buyer and over-sprayer. Bank account emptier.
What occasions do you wear perfume? This Q. makes me laugh, bcse for a frag-head, perfume is the occasion This is my language I don’t wear perfume to be noticed. I wear it to feel, to remember, 2 explore, to ground myself, 2 escape. It’s ritual, a therapy, curiosity, an obsession.
Scent-first, always. I chase skin-warm gourmands, smoky woods, incense that lingers like a kiss, citrus with salt on it. Lavender forever—clean, calming, quietly dirty. I’ll wear niche, classics, or mainstream if it feels right. Layering, obsessing, listening to what stays after the noise.
Adoring draping myself in cashmere, silk, and pearls. A classic lipstick and a warm smile. And perfumes — vintage treasures, powdery boudoir compositions, and sensual vanilla gourmands.
Why can't a nurse smell good? ✨
I talk nonsense about perfumes.