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Luca Turin is the world’s best known perfume critic and a scientist who came up with theory of smelling by vibrations. He wrote various books, many of them bestsellers with his wife, Tania Sanchez. Their Perfume Guides both 2008 and 2018 version are full…
Igor Jeremic is a psychologist and a future psychology major. He loves philosophy, history and literature. And he knows a great secret – the perfume culture of our country and region, what smells we like and what we would love to know….
Igor Jeremic, a psychology graduate and the author of perfume blog Scentertainer was always equally interested in smells and the secrets of human nature and the mysterious laws of emotions dreams and wishes. His simplicity, knowledge and dedication once again proved that…
Igor Jeremic although young knows his perfumes. We’ve asked this psychologist and blogger – Scentertainer what should you consider when choosing a perfume, why it is important to use original perfumes and what are the trends in the perfume industry. How did…
Victoria Frolova is author of one of the oldest and best perfume blogs in the world – Bois de Jasmin. Born in Ukraine, she finished her education in the US, where she completed her education as a perfume specialist at prestigious IFF under mentoring of fantastic Sophia Grojsman. As a journalist she covers…
Luc Gabriel is an owner and creative director of The Different Company, French niche house known for their work with the greatest perfumers of today such as Jean Claude Ellena, Bertrand Duchaufour, Emilie Coppermann and Alexandra Monet. We’ve met at L’Atelier Belgrade, regarding the launch of two new fragrances: Majaina Sin and Santo Incienso and talked about The Different Company,…
SC: Your first perfume and when did you discover you were attracted to scents? DV: My first contact with perfumes happened, as it is the case with most people, in puberty. I used male classics and as I grew older I realized…
I’m going to present to you one very special corner of downtown Belgrade. It’s a place of history and a spirit of Belgrade long gone. There are no bright neon lights in the window, no big signs. Like in an alchemist shop…