I’ve rewatched this wayyyy too many times. 🧡

Eris Parfums Green Spell; DSH Perfumes Sweet Pine Tar; Miller Harris Hidden on the Rooftops; 4160 Tuesdays Saltburn Driftwood

Eris Parfums Green Spell or Atelier Cologne Orange Sanguine!

"White Americans must recognize that justice for black people cannot be achieved without radical changes in the structure of our society. The comfortable, entrenched, the privileged cannot continue to tremble at the prospect of change of the status quo."
MLK -1967

"When machines and computers, profit motives and property rights are considered more important than people, the giant triplets of racism, materialism and militarism are incapable of being conquered."
MLK-1967

I never wore this, I didn’t grow up around perfume, but this came out when I was a kid. Bought a bottle to see if it reminds me of being a kid, as an ambient smell of others wearing it.

My most recent perfume I bought is Fzotic Lilac Brûlée!

weird how columnists at the NYTimes are always “bucking liberal-left conventional wisdom” and never the premises of US imperialism, or austerity politics or anything that could offend, in the slightest, traditional pillars of power

Jazmin Saraï Mystica & 4160 Tuesdays So Long, See You Honey

I like Diptyque Tempo!

A note I used to dislike and now like: Violet. It goes instant Parma violet candy sweet on my skin. I have found a few I enjoy in the last few months, especially darker ones. Will think more about the second part!

Wish Perfumer H was easier to get ahold of in the US, I have a wishlist a mile long!

'Making Scents Make Sense' isn't just a name to me, it's a manifesto. It's my philosophy for communicating the often mysterious and inaccessible world of scent.

I have 5 key missions: