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A quarterly publication on the body, the bath, the bottle, and the worlds we make. Written from our atelier, edited slowly, printed in blocks of three months at a time.
Vetiver: The Indian Grass Root That Built a Global Fragrance Tradition
Vetiver: The Indian Grass Root That Built a Global Fragrance Tradition If sandalwood is India's most famous fragrance export, vetiver is its most quietly powerful one. The dried root of Chrysopogon zizanioides — called khus in Hindi — has been used in...
Read the full essay → 10 minMysore Sandalwood: Why It's the World's Most Valuable Fragrance Ingredient
Mysore Sandalwood: Why It's the World's Most Valuable Fragrance Ingredient If you ask a master perfumer to name the one natural ingredient they would...
Kannauj Rose: Why India's Fragrance Capital Produces the World's Most Complex Rose Oil
Kannauj Rose: Why India's Fragrance Capital Produces the World's Most Complex Rose Oil There is a small city in Uttar Pradesh — Kannauj —...
How to Make Perfume Last Longer on Skin: 8 Things That Actually Work
How to Make Perfume Last Longer on Skin: 8 Things That Actually Work You've bought a perfume that smells incredible in the bottle. You...
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