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We were more than thrilled when Christophe Laudamiel agreed to come to our store in Brussels on May 30th.
It was a unique opportunity for us and our customers to meet one of the most renowned and infamous perfumers in the world.
This March, Belgian magazines Knack Weekend, Le Vif Weekend, FEELING and GAEL once again handed out the Belgian Beauty Awards. Besides make-up and personal care, there was also a category called Niche Perfume. But are the three nominated perfumes really 'niche'? Time for an analysis ...
We embarked on a unique fragrant journey, during an exclusive event with Dr. Spyros Drosopoulos, perfumer and founder of BARUTI perfumes .
Manos Gerakinis happily accepted our invitation to come to Brussels for a meet and greet. it turned out to be an unforgettable Greek party!
X pour homme, Y pour femme: you can easily replace the X and Y with countless perfume brands that explicitly state on the bottle whether you are holding a perfume for women or for men. Other brands do it more subtly and choose a neutral name, but do have a category for women and a category for men on their website. Similarly, when you walk into a classic perfumery, you usually find a women's department and a men's department. At a time when gender identity has long ceased to be reducible to this binary division, this is remarkable. So who and what exactly determines whether a perfume is suitable for women or men?
