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Something I really love to do when traveling is search for that piece of olfactory memories from that place and culture. I always have my eyes open for those perfumes that may be new to me but mean a lot to so many people in the country I'm visiting. Recently I found one of these icons at a perfume store in Cesena, Italy. The perfume is Paillettes, a lost gem from 1983 that is, apparently, still in production by the house of Enrico Coveri.
As an avid lover of vetiver in perfumery, it’s not easy for me to talk about this, but someone has to. Vetiver Annick Goutal is gone. Of course, the end did not come as a surprise. Back in 2013, when a citrus fresh Vetiver Cologne appeared in the Les Colognes Annick Goutalcollection, instead of the original 1985 fragrance, it became clear that the vetiver concept had little chance of surviving in the house. Even with great natural components.
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