The Top Note | Vol. 22 — Not Everybody’s Cup of Tea
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The Top Note | Vol. 22Community · Luxury · Art · Perfume Welcome back to The Top Note — your weekly fragrance letter sent every Thursday evening. |
Opening Note
“You don’t need to be everybody’s cup of tea, for it was by divine design that you would be a few people’s vodka, with a splash of cocoa.” |
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Client Spotlight(Review of Sampler Kit) Ultra Discovery Set Delight “A discovery set is the perfect introduction to an online brand. I purchased the Ultra Discovery Set because it contained all of the scents I wanted to try. The sample vials dispense healthy sprays of each fragrance, so no issues there. Regarding the 11 fragrances I tried, 5 of them were not for me, but the other 6 smelled fantastic with 2 true standouts. I can't stand gardenia, but Capture is the first fragrance I've encountered that almost makes me like it. The gardenia note weaves throughout the scent in a graceful & unobtrusive way say I could almost see myself wearing it. The true & most mind-blowing standouts for me are Queen Harriet (tart fruity goodness) & Cloud 9 (elegant deliciousness). I guess I need to make room on my dresser for those! Honorable mention goes to B. E. D. The opening notes demanded my attention & wouldn't let go in the most surprising way. The drydown morphed into something familiar, yet different enough to consider purchasing. I'll add it to my wishlist for future consideration.” — Kecia S. |
The Blend — Coffee in Fragrance
The scent of coffee in perfumery is magnetic. |
Community Connection
The Garden: A Perfume Discovery Experience
We call it The Garden because it's where you grow into more of who you already are. You come as you are, explore scents, and leave with one that's yours. No one tells the wildflower to behave like the orchid. We don't ask you to be anyone but yourself. |
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“I say, play your own way. Don’t play what the public wants. You play what you want and let the public pick up on what you’re doing – even if it does take them fifteen, twenty years” |
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