I found this short interview with Fabrice Penot, co-founder of the New York based niche brand Le Labo, on the internet…click here

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The trees are stripping bare in front of my window. I love the smell of autumn and the leaves decorating the asphalt with different shades of yellow, rust-red and brown. There is no scent that fits in better with this scenario than Feuilles de Tabac (tobacco leaves) by Miller Harris. Imagine an untouched Cuban cigar and […]

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This wonderful photo by Cuneyt Akeroglu in the September/October issue of Wonderland Magazine inspired me. As usual, it took me several days to choose my Top 10 – this time in random order. What do I associate with autumn without using clichés? I think of either spicy and cozy or very transparent and cool fragrances; or something […]

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AnOther Magazine published this interview today. Olfactorialist forensically explores the world of perfumery with an unprecedented scrutiny. A relatively new blog online since March 2010, it’s written by Berlin-based editor Lena Brombacher, whose interest in sophisticated perfumery transcends fashion and major brands by giving honest and in-depth insights into to some of the best niche fragrances on […]

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„If we can’t start a real revolution, at least we can create a fragrance that symbolizes rebellion.“ Lisa Kirk In Florence I met Ulrich Lang who presented his latest project to me – Revolution. I have been very curious about this fragrance since I’ve read about it in a magazine. It’s a scent which was part […]

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