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look for the name: SIREN

@girlsjournaling

subsurface mother-of-pearl drape "bra"

dolce & gabbana grey floral lace skirt, s/s 1999

agonist "onyx pearl" eau de parfum

alexander mcqueen black beaded thong heels w/ cross charm detail, s/s 2oo3

faris "calla drops" silver earrings w/ onyx and pearl caps

look for the name: FRANCIELE

issey miyake rare blue-grey space dyed knit dress, a/w 1974

va1sseau (on instagram) hand-knit distresssed pinafore dress made with the softest secondhand hand-spun wool

norwegian silver gilt and velvet wedding belt, buckle & mounts, c. 17th century

ranger station “woodland rose” eau de parfum

haider ackermann black leather lace-up back ankle boots

maria reynolds

suggest a perfume for her and I may draw her soon B)))

#hamilton #hamilton musical #maria reynolds #perufme

Scent & Sensibility

Here’s the basic understanding on EDC, EDP, EDT and the other scent language that labels often confuse us with —

Eau de Cologne: Eau de Cologne is three to five percent perfume oil in a mixture of alcohol and water. It tends to be lighter and refreshing, typically with a citrus oil component.

Eau de Toilette: Eau de Toilette contains a slightly higher percentage of perfume oil, and is mixed with alcohol instead of water, making it more fragrant.

Eau de Parfum: With a higher percentage of perfume oil (roughly 15% to 18%), mixed with alcohol, Eau de Parfum is heavier than Eau de Cologne and Eau de Toilette, but lighter than Perfume.

Perfume: With 15% to 30% perfume oil mixed with alcohol, perfume contains the highest percentage of oil, making it the most concentrated and potent.