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Sauna - Feast for the Senses The golden Soria Moria sauna looks like a veritable feast for the senses. This wonderful sauna is located on ‘Bandak Lake’ in Norway, 160km southwest of Oslo, in a picturesque mountainous landscape offering breathtaking views. The shingles of the cladding shimmer like ‘gold’ in reference to a local, well-known Norwegian fairy tale about a golden palace in the mountains. What intrigued us as perfumers about this project are the unusual sensorial experience this sauna offers: the woody & herbal notes of the sauna itself, the clean, fresh, fragrance filled mountain air of Norway, and the watery aquatic notes of the lake ... Read more Read full post here: https://www.pairfum.com/sauna-feast-for-the-senses/?feed_id=1761&_unique_id=66b31c3ee9dda #bloggerstyle #colorcrush #colorhunters #decorhome #decorinspiration #diyblog #fashionblogger #fbloggers #Interior #Interiordesign #interiorinspiration #lifestyleblog #lifestyleblogger #linkinprofile #Love #minimalfashion #MinimalGraphy #minimalhunter #minimalismo #minimalmood #minimalove #MinimalPerfection #mywestelm #ontheblog #perfume #Perfumelovers #Perfumemagazine #sodomino #styleblogger #uohome

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For some reason I really like this image, so I'm sharing it here. That small fishing boat is caught my eye as I was walking across the bridge over river Ganges. #blackandwhitephotography #bnw #monochrome #minimalist #minimalmood #minimalove #minimalgraphy #minimalism #monoart #fineart #photographyeveryday #photographyislife #river #streetphotography #streettogs #streetlife #nothingisordinary #chasinglight #like4like #l4l #toldwithexposure #boat #kolkata #india #photographer #indiaphotosociety #follow #_soi (at Bally, Howrah)

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Julia Roberts & Patchouli A quote about fragrance from Julia Roberts: “PATCHOULI HAS ALWAYS BEEN A PART OF MY FRAGRANCE, LIKE A LINE THROUGH MY LIFE.”     Pick your favourite Patchouli Fragrance from the Pairfum Collection and infuse your home with this beautifully woody note. Then head over to our Online Boutique for your preferred products.   Read full post here: https://www.pairfum.com/julia-roberts-patchouli/?feed_id=1574&_unique_id=66a49b69124ee #ArtisanPerfumersofLondon #bloggerstyle #colorhunters #decorinspiration #diyblog #fashionblogger #fbloggers #Interior #Interiordesign #interiorinspiration #lifestyleblog #lifestyleblogger #linkinprofile #Love #minimalfashion #MinimalGraphy #minimalhunter #minimalismo #minimalmood #minimalove #MinimalPerfection #mywestelm #ontheblog #PAIRFUMLONDON #perfume #Perfumelovers #Perfumemagazine #sodomino #styleblogger #uohome

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Cognac & Vanilla by Pairfum London The fragrance of rich Cognac aged in Oak with the warmth of Bourbon Vanilla pods for your home! It is hard to imagine anybody doesn’t like the scent of Cognac. Distilled from grapes, Cognac is widely recognised as one of the finest spirits. From the perspective of a perfumer or a flavourist, these are the qualities that are treasured: sweet fruit, woodiness from Sherry aged oak, rich and intense bouquet, and complex warmth! Shop Online and enrich Your Home with the fragrance of “Cognac & Vanilla”   Read full post here: https://www.pairfum.com/rich-cognac-for-your-home/?feed_id=481&_unique_id=664eeb01a1e3e #bloggerstyle #colorcrush #colorhunters #decorhome #decorinspiration #diyblog #fashionblogger #fbloggers #Interior #Interiordesign #interiorinspiration #lifestyleblog #lifestyleblogger #linkinprofile #Love #minimalfashion #MinimalGraphy #minimalhunter #minimalismo #minimalmood #minimalove #MinimalPerfection #mywestelm #ontheblog #perfume #Perfumelovers #Perfumemagazine #sodomino #styleblogger #uohome

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Black Orchid by Pairfum London Black Orchid is a rich, Oriental Fragrance with a top note of Anjou Pear, Dark Cassis and Orange Slice. The heart is elegantly floral (Black Orchid, Powdery Violet). Last, a devinely sensuous base of Musk, Copahu Balm and Vanilla Pod. Shop Online and enjoy the fragrance of “Black Orchid”  in your home.   Read full post here: https://www.pairfum.com/black-orchid-by-pairfum-london/?feed_id=464&_unique_id=664d988b82a1e #bloggerstyle #colorcrush #colorhunters #decorhome #decorinspiration #diyblog #fashionblogger #fbloggers #Interior #Interiordesign #interiorinspiration #lifestyleblog #lifestyleblogger #linkinprofile #Love #minimalfashion #MinimalGraphy #minimalhunter #minimalismo #minimalmood #minimalove #MinimalPerfection #mywestelm #ontheblog #perfume #Perfumelovers #Perfumemagazine #sodomino #styleblogger #uohome

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What Are Olfactive Families?

One of the first questions we are frequently asked here at Pairfum London are: - "What are Olfactive Families?" and - "How do you describe your Favourite Perfume?" When confronted by the shear volume of fragrances available, it can be so easy to get overwhelmed by the different varieties of scents. One way of discovering your 'New' favourite perfume, or a way to discover more about your go-to classic is to use Olfactive families. "Easier said than done", ... I hear you say.

History

However, before we go into the definition or classification of the olfactive families We should ask ourselves who or what defines or gives us these classifications, when did it begin and do they differ? It should also be 'noted' (we do love using Perfume terms), that Olfactive families do not refer to ingredient classifications, but refer solely to the finished Perfume. In essence (there we go again), it is a way to describe and classify how a perfume smells rather than what it contains. The first classification of fragrances surfaced around the 1900, and consisted of seven families, however in the late 19th Century as techniques for synthesising compounds became more intricate, so did the need to evolve the methods for categorising them. Then in 1949 an Austrian perfumer called 'Paul Jellinek' devised the first fragrance wheel, which he called the 'Odor Effects Diagram'. This is a round diagram showing the inferred relationships among olfactory groups based upon the similarities or differences in their odor. On the fragrance wheel, perfume groups that border one another are implied to share common olfactory characteristics. Since it's creation there have been many other notable versions of the wheel. Which include the version from 1983 by perfumer Michael Edwards, and the 'Fragrance Circle' which was developed in 1979 by U. Harder at 'Haarman & Reimer' which has since become part of  Symrise. Since its creation Edwards version of the Fragrance Wheel has been modified several times through the addition of different groups to encompass different fragrance types. With the latest revision being in 2010, in this version there are four standard families, Floral, Oriental, Woody and Fresh, these are in turn then divided into three further sub-groups.

Different Classification Systems

In the wonderful world of Perfume there are a number of major 'Perfume Houses', four of which are: - Firmenich, - Givaudan, - IFF and - Symrise. By 'Perfume Houses' we do not refer to major brands that have as part of their offerings or collections released 'Perfumes' for sale. Such as the illustrious brands of 'Channel', 'Dior', 'Estee Lauder', 'Versace' or 'Gucci', to name but a few. When referencing 'Perfume Houses' in this article we are referring to the eminent classical houses, such as Firmenich and Symrise among others, where some of the 'Top Perfumers' in the world were nurtured, trained and in some cases still reside. Within these 'Houses' they also have their specific way of classifying perfumes, which differ from each other for example: Firmenich classifies their perfumes in the following way: Chypre, Citrus, Floral, Oriental, Aromatic and Woody.  Other companies such as Symrise, IFF or Givaudan, use different classifications.

The Olfactive Families

As mentioned above, there are  major families in the olfactive group - Citrus, Chypre, Floral, Floriental, Aromatic, Citrus, Oriental and Woody. Each one of these olfactive families can then be split into several subfamilies. THE CITRUS FAMILY By "citrus", we mean the essential oils obtained by extracting the zest from fruits such as bergamot, lemon, orange, mandarin, etc., combined with orange flower products. In this group we find the main "Eau de Cologne" fragrances used by men and women. Also included in this group are - SPICY CITRUS, AROMATIC CITRUS, FLORAL CHYPRE CITRUS, WOODY CITRUS, FLORAL WOODY CITRUS and MUSKY CITRUS. THE FLORAL FAMILY This family consists of fragrances with a single flower as their main component, such as  jasmine, rose, , violet, tuberose, lily of the valley narcissus, to name but a few. Also belonging to this family are SOLIFLORE (single-flower) as the name suggests is used when a single floral note is needed, FLORAL MUSKY, FLORAL BOUQUET, FLORAL ALDEHYDIC, FLORAL GREEN, FLORAL FRUITY WOODY, FLORAL WOODY,  FLORAL MARINE, FLORAL FRUITY.

THE FOUGERE FAMILY This term which is associated by many with fern, does not in fact claim to represent a fern fragrance. It consists mainly of a blend of notes made up of lavender, woody, oak moss, coumarin, and bergamot notes. The other family members within this clan are FLORAL AMBER FOUGERE, SOFT AMBER FOUGERE, SPICY FOUGERE, AROMATIC FOUGERE, FRUITY FOUGERE. THE CHYPRE FAMILY It has been suggested that the chypre fragrance construction dates back to Roman times, and 'chypre' as the name for an accord is often mentioned in 18th Century. However others suggest that this type of fragrance was popularised by the release of 'Chypre de Coty' in 1917  by pioneering perfumer François Coty. Whichever line of thought you choose to follow, the following acords are also part of this sub-group - FRUITY CHYPRE, FLORAL ALDEHYDIC CHYPRE, LEATHER CHYPRE, AROMATIC CHYPRE, GREEN CHYPRE, FLORAL CHYPRE. THE WOODY FAMILY When warm, opulent notes, such as sandalwood or patchouli, or dry notes such as cedar or vetiver, are combined with top notes of lavender and citrus, then the Woody Family is born. This family is made up of WOODY, WOODY CITRUS CONIFEROUS, WOODY SPICY, WOODY AMBER, WOODY AROMATIC, WOODY SPICY LEATHER, WOODY MARINE, WOODY FRUITY, WOODY MUSKY. AMBER-ORIENTAL Under the heading of "AMBER" or "ORIENTAL", we find fragrances with soft powdery notes, vanilla, cistus, labdanum and animal very dominant. Six sub-groups of ambers are listed: SOFT AMBER, FLORAL SPICY AMBER, CITRUS AMBER, FLORAL WOODY AMBER, FLORIENTAL, FLORAL FRUITY AMBER. THE LEATHER FAMILY This has an exceptional formula, a slightly different concept of perfumery with dry, sometimes very dry notes, in the aim of trying to reproduce the characteristic fragrance of leather (smoke, burnt wood, silver birch, tobacco...) and top notes with floral inflexions. The subfamilies are: FLORAL LEATHER, TOBACCO LEATHER The leather note is tempered with wood, honey and hay harmonies which characterize the virginian tobacco note. THE FRUITY FAMILY This olfactive group has no limits: beautiful, fruity fragrances with berries (strawberries, raspberries, loganberries, blueberries, ...), sweet juicy fruit (peaches, nectarines, mango, papaya, ...), tropical fruit (coconut, pineapple,... ), Kiwi, melons, ... there are always new enticing fruit varieties to try. Unlike the afore mentioned catogories, Skin Care and Toiletries products typically take the lead here. Shower gels, soaps or lotions are more likely to introduce a new type of fruit than an Eau de Toilette.

Conclusion - Olfactive Families

Olfactive families aren’t a method for categorising ingredients but the actual notes in perfumery. In essence, it was a way to break down and class how a perfume smells rather than what it contains. Although many fragrances can be described with about 10-20 dominant notes, there are literally thousands in perfumery, and olfactive families are used to group perfumes by their profiles. Any Parfumista or Connoisseur in the field of perfume will enjoy browsing the following articles on our website for more in-depth insights into the world of fragrance: - How to Describe Perfume? - What is a Fragrance Pyramid? - What is a Perfume Accord? - How to Evaluate Perfume? - Answers to Frequently Asked Question on Perfume

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Calming & Natural Pillow Spray Are you having a problem falling asleep or trying to get a good night’s sleep? Yes, … then using a Deep Sleep Spray can help you solve this problem. One of our most popular products, that customers come back for repeatedly, is our Natural Sleep Spray, that can be used ... Read more See more here: https://www.pairfum.com/deep-sleep-spray-calming-natural-pillow/?feed_id=1284&_unique_id=66211f2deda00

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Suddenly the days are getting shorter, the weather is getting colder, and we are spending more time indoors. It’s time to start your Fragrance Make Over, that is in line with the season. Check out our Autumn Fragrances that will infuse your home with ‘warming’ perfumes, that turn your Home into a cosy retreat. Pay a ... Read more See more here: https://www.pairfum.com/time-for-a-fragrance-make-over/?feed_id=1194&_unique_id=661a8730dfea2

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How to Choose a Perfume Based on Skin Type?

One of the typical questions we receive from our customers is "How to choose a Perfume based on Skin Type?" As a boutique perfumery house with a keen understanding of the ever-evolving taste and zeitgeist in fragrance, we recognise the importance of choosing perfumes that suit your individual skin type. The personal touch of a well-chosen perfume can elevate your presence and enhance your day-to-day experiences. However, many people overlook this crucial aspect, assuming that all fragrances will emit the same aroma and longevity on every person. In reality, your fragrance journey should be personalised, taking into account your unique skin characteristics. This article will guide you through the process of finding the perfect perfume based on your skin type, ensuring an enchanting and harmonious relationship between your skin and the alluring fragrance that envelops it. Let this be the beginning of discovering a truly bespoke sensory experience.

1. Understanding Your Skin Type

To embark on your perfume selection journey, it's essential to comprehend the basic characteristics of the various skin types. Familiarise yourself with the following categories: - Normal: This skin type is typically well-balanced, displaying minimal excess oil or dryness. - Oily: Oily skin tends to exhibit a glossy appearance and feel due to excessive oil production. It is also more prone to enlarged pores and blemishes. - Dry: Dry skin lacks moisture and produces less sebum than normal skin, making it vulnerable to flaking, irritation, and a tight, uncomfortable sensation. - Combination: This type is a blend of both oily and dry skin, usually with oily patches on the forehead, nose, and chin (also known as the T-zone) and drier areas on the cheeks and around the eyes. - Sensitive: Sensitive skin is more susceptible to irritation, redness, itching, and inflammation in response to various stimuli, both environmental and product-related. Understanding your skin type and its attributes is the first step in learning how to choose a perfume based on skin type.

2. How Your Skin Impacts a Perfume's Aroma

A perfume's aroma may vary significantly from one person to another depending on their skin's unique chemistry and pH levels. When perfume is applied to the skin, it interacts with the natural oils and acids on its surface, producing a personalised aroma. Consequently, a perfume may release different notes on your skin compared to another person or even exhibit slight variances over time. For example, oily skin may amplify fragrance notes, making them more robust and intense. Conversely, dry skin may impede a perfume's projection, causing it to emit a softer and potentially less pronounced aroma. Understanding how your skin's attributes impact a perfume's olfactory profile allows you to make more informed fragrance choices that align with your preferred aroma experience.

3. Considering Longevity and Personal Preferences

The longevity of a perfume, or its ability to remain perceptible over time, can also be influenced by your skin type. Skin types with higher oil content, like oily or combination skin, tend to retain fragrances longer due to the increased adherence of the perfume molecules to the skin's surface. In contrast, dry skin may cause a fragrance to dissipate more rapidly, requiring more frequent reapplication. When choosing a perfume based on your skin type, it's essential to consider your personal preferences in terms of the desired aroma, intensity, and longevity. If your skin type tends to decrease a perfume's longevity, you might opt for stronger, more concentrated fragrances or reapply throughout the day. Conversely, those with oily skin may choose lighter, more subtle aromas that won't become overwhelming when interacting with their skin's natural oils.

4. Tailoring a Perfume to Your Unique Skin Type

Now that you have a better understanding of your skin type and its impact on a perfume's aroma and longevity, it's time to explore the fragrances that best suit your individual needs. Here are some tips to help you find the perfect perfume for each skin type: - Normal Skin: Lucky individuals with normal skin can be adventurous with their perfume choices, as most fragrances will likely perform well and display balanced aroma profiles on this skin type. However, be sure to sample each fragrance on your skin and observe how it evolves over time to ensure a harmonious match with your personal chemistry. - Oily Skin: Opt for lighter, fresher fragrances with more prominent citrus or green notes that balance and complement your skin's naturally amplified aroma profile. Consider aromas with a longer-lasting base, such as sandalwood, patchouli, or amber, as the increased oil content on your skin may prolong the fragrance's longevity. - Dry Skin: Seek out richer, more concentrated fragrances with dominant floral, oriental, or woody notes. These can help compensate for the decreased projection and longevity commonly experienced by individuals with dry skin. Applying a fragrance-free moisturiser to the skin before applying your perfume can also improve its adherence and enhance its performance. - Combination Skin: With combination skin, you can explore a broad range of fragrances, gravitating towards lighter compositions for coverage on oily areas and more potent or concentrated options for the drier patches. Be mindful of the best application points for each fragrance to ensure balanced coverage and effective performance. - Sensitive Skin: For sensitive skin, be cautious and ensure the fragrance formulation is gentle and hypoallergenic. Avoid perfumes with high alcohol or synthetic content, opting instead for water-based or natural oil-based fragrances that are less likely to trigger irritation or inflammation. Always perform a patch test before committing to a new perfume to gauge your skin's reaction.

Discover Your Signature Perfume Tailored to Your Skin Type

Allow your skin type to guide your journey towards the ideal fragrance that elevates your sensory experience and exudes your unique personality. Embrace the harmony between your skin's natural attributes and the luxurious perfume compositions that complement them. As an independent perfumery with a deep appreciation for the intimate relationship between perfume and skin, we invite you to explore our divine collection of versatile fragrances. Embark on a journey through Pairfum London’s exceptional perfumes crafted with the finest ingredients and artisanal expertise. Experience the transformative power of fragrances that resonate with your skin type, creating a seamless and bespoke olfactory identity. Visit our online shop today, and let us guide you in discovering how to choose a perfume based on skin type.

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What are Luxury Candles versus Scented Candles?

In the enchanting world of fragrant illumination, the distinction between luxury candles and their scented counterparts can seem subtle, but the differences are both artful and significant. As a boutique perfumery house with an intimately refined sensitivity for taste and the zeitgeist in fragrance, we appreciate the unique qualities that elevate perfume candles to a realm of exceptional, meticulous craftsmanship. In our guide, we delve into the intricate details that set luxury candles apart, offering an immersive exploration of the ingredients, design, and artistry that craft these exquisite creations. Join us on a captivating journey through the aromatic world of luxuriously fragranced candles as we unveil the secrets that enable them to kindle the senses and illuminate the soul in unmatched splendour.

1. The Artistry of Fragrance: Mastering the Craft in Luxury Candles

When it comes to the creation of luxury candles, the art of perfumery is at the very heart of their allure. The exquisite fragrances that envelop these opulent candles are skillfully crafted by expert perfumers, often utilising rare and precious aromatic essences sourced from around the globe. Luxury candles boast meticulously composed scent profiles, which include a harmonious blend of top, middle, and base notes that together create an enveloping, evocative atmosphere. In contrast, scented candles may feature simpler fragrance compositions or cheaper ingredients, resulting in a less refined and immersive aromatic experience. Luxurious perfume candles, with their enchanting fragrance creations, take the art of perfumery to dazzling new heights, captivating the senses with every flicker of their aromatic flame.

2. Wax Matters: Exquisite Formulations for a Superior Burn

The foundation of premium-quality luxury perfume candles lies in the choice of wax that we use. We have created a blend of the highest grade natural waxes to ensure a long and clean burn, prioritising eco-friendly and natural materials such as soy, coconut and rapeseed wax. These refined waxes not only lend our candles a sumptuous texture and appearance but also ensure that they burn evenly and consistently, infusing the surrounding environment with their magnificent fragrances. Conversely, scented candles commonly use paraffin wax, a by-product of petroleum. Though more affordable, paraffin wax can emit a range of potentially harmful pollutants, such as toluene and benzene. These are not only carcinogenic but the soot leads to a less enjoyable burn experience and their smell of smoke creates an inferior fragrance experience. Luxury candles, in their quest for excellence, focus on using exceptional wax blends that elevate both the aesthetic and the sensory experience of a fragrance candle.

3. The Exquisite Details: Design and Presentation

The enchanting appeal of luxury candles extends far beyond their intoxicating fragrances and is significantly enhanced by the exquisite attention to detail in their design and presentation. From the artful selection of materials to the intricate craftsmanship of the candle vessels, luxury candles exude an unparalleled sense of refinement. Often adorned with elegant labels and exquisitely designed packaging, luxury candles make for beautiful additions to any space and the perfect gift for the discerning candle connoisseur. Scented candles, conversely, typically feature more straightforward designs and packaging that may prioritise practicality over aesthetic appeal. While they may still serve as pleasant decorative elements or affordable gifts, scented candles typically lack the opulence and painstaking artistry that set luxury candles apart.

4. Cotton Wicks: The Key to a Clean and Consistent Burn

The wicking is an essential element of a candle's design that often goes unnoticed, but it plays a crucial role in the overall burning experience. In luxury candles, we carefully choose high-quality cotton wicks that burn cleanly and consistently, minimising soot production and ensuring an even fragrance diffusion. The wicks in luxury candles are also meticulously sized and centred to prevent tunneling and facilitate a more uniform burn. On the other hand, scented candles might employ cheap wicks that include zinc or lead filaments to keep the wick upright. These not only produce excessive soot, compromises the burn quality but have also been proven to be carcinogenic. By prioritising the use of premium, pure cotton wicks in our wonderfully perfumed candles, we offer a soothing and seamless burn that befits the exceptional fragrances they house.

5. Fragrance Intensity and Longevity: The Lasting Allure of Luxury Candles

One of the hallmarks of luxury candles is the extraordinary potency and longevity of their fragrances. To achieve this, we use high-quality essential oils and fragrance compounds in generous concentrations, resulting in candles that fill the air with their captivating fragrance for a prolonged duration. This commitment to quality imparts luxury candles with superior fragrance intensity and duration compared to their scented counterparts. Although scented candles may offer pleasant scents, they often fall short in terms of the lasting impact and intensity that an exquisite perfume candle excels at providing. The intricate balance of potent fragrances, refined design, and exceptional craftsmanship in luxury candles ensures an unparalleled ambience that lingers long after the flame is extinguished. Luxury candles represent the zenith of perfumery, craftsmanship, and design with their meticulously curated fragrances, exceptional wax formulations, and exquisite attention to detail. From the wicks to the vessels, every element of a luxury candle is thoughtfully crafted to create an unparalleled sensory experience. This artful fusion of innovation and tradition sets luxury candles apart from scented candles, offering a truly extraordinary journey through the world of fragrant illumination.

Discover a World of Sophistication with Our Luxury Candles

Elevate your sensory experience and invite the enchanting world of luxury candles into your home. Our exquisite collection is lovingly designed and crafted to embody the pinnacle of fragrant illumination, blending the finest ingredients, meticulous craftsmanship, and elegant presentation. With our luxury candles, you will not only enjoy the captivating fragrance but also appreciate the sublime artistry of each element put together with discerning care. Explore Pairfum London to find the perfect luxurious perfume candle that speaks to your unique taste and sense of refinement. Delight in the serene, elegant ambience created by these masterpieces, and let their exceptional fragrances transport you to a realm of opulence and sophistication. Embrace the allure of exceptional fragrance candles and elevate your world, one flicker at a time. Read the full article

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Advent Has Started! Advent 2019 This Advent began on Sunday the 1st of December and will end on Monday the 24th of December. In many Christian Churches, Advent is a time of expectant waiting, a preparation for the celebration of Christmas, the birth of Jesus Christ. The word ‘advent’ derives from a Latin word meaning “coming”. Advent is … Read more Read more here: https://www.pairfum.com/advent-started-calendar-christmas-tree/ https://www.pairfum.com

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Cypress Fragrance in Greece This beautiful residence is located in the southern part of Kythera ( Greece ) in the midst of dense Mediterranean vegetation with Olive Trees and tall, old Cypresses. The home offers impressive panoramic views over the valley, a nearby Venetian castle and the sea. Looking at the images of this house in its surroundings brings … Read more Read more here: https://www.pairfum.com/cypress-fragrance-in-greece/ https://www.pairfum.com

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Perfume - The Ultimate Accessory “No elegance is possible without perfume. It is the unseen, unforgettable, ultimate accessory.” Coco Chanel “A woman who doesn’t wear perfume has no future.” Coco Chanel “Fashion is not something that exists in dresses only. Fashion is in the sky, in the street, fashion has to do with ideas, the way we live, what is … Read more Read more here: https://www.pairfum.com/perfume-the-ultimate-accessory/ https://www.pairfum.com

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Advent Has Started! Advent 2019 This Advent began on Sunday the 1st of December and will end on Monday the 24th of December. In many Christian Churches, Advent is a time of expectant waiting, a preparation for the celebration of Christmas, the birth of Jesus Christ. The word ‘advent’ derives from a Latin word meaning “coming”. Advent is … Read moreAdvent Has Started! Read more here: https://www.pairfum.com/advent-started-calendar-christmas-tree/ https://www.pairfum.com

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Deep Sleep Spray Calming & Natural Pillow Spray Having a problem falling asleep or trying to get a good night’s sleep? then using a deep Sleep Spray can help you solve that problem. One of our most popular products, that customers come back for repeatedly, is our Natural Sleep Spray, that can be... Read more here: https://www.pairfum.com/deep-sleep-spray-calming-natural-pillow/ https://www.pairfum.com

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Top Ten Best Scents For Christmas What would be your Top Ten Best Scents For Christmas? At PAIRFUM London we think that It’s beginning to smell a lot like Christmas! Would it be the smell of a fresh batch of Nutmeg, Cinnamon & Orange cookies straight from the oven? Or, how about the scent of a wood fire crackling in the hearth? Maybe … Read more Read more here: https://www.pairfum.com/top-ten-best-scents-for-christmas/ https://www.pairfum.com