Nez, the Olfactory Magazine – #20 – Perfume Stories

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We are – until proven otherwise – the only species on Earth capable of telling ourselves stories. We invent and convey thoughts, facts and actions that exist only in our brains, then in our words or writings. Most of the time, we believe in them and even manage to convince others. But sometimes we also decide to change these stories, to question them and transform them.

Our sense of smell, originally designed to alert us to urgent, if not vital, situations (fire, food, predators, etc.), has become more sophisticated over time, capable of stimulating our imagination and memory and offering us a reality augmented by a thousand recollections, representations, landscapes, emotions, and more. But this sense, because it is not educated, and therefore does not have its own vocabulary, sometimes plays tricks on us. Thus, the narratives offered by most perfumes are essentially projected by those who sell them, without leaving us the space to construct our own intimate story, anchored to our personal feelings.

Through patient and regular learning, which we are all capable of, smells can gradually invite themselves into our minds and give rise to our own images, characters, words, poems, scripts, or twists and turns.

So, the next time someone talks to you about “the expression of a bold, free woman,” “a clever blend of elegance and energy,” or an intense eau de parfum that “encapsulates the spirit of men of action,” turn around, and go sniff some “real” perfumes instead, the ones that tell stories… that belong only to you.

Editor’s note by Jeanne Doré (Editor in Chief of Nez)

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    SUMMARY

    EDITOR’S NOTE
    by Jeanne Doré

    THE NOSE OF MASSAGE
    by Anne-Sophie Hojlo, illustrations by Morgane Fadanelli

    ICONS
    People who make good use of their nose.

    ANOSMIC COLUMN
    The smell of longing

    ODORAMA
    Everything you have always wanted to know about smells without ever daring to ask.

    MOLECULES
    Esters

    THE HERBARIUM
    Buckwheat

    ANALYSIS
    Urbain transportation

    HOW DOES IT WORK?
    Supercritical fluid extraction

    CONNECTIONS
    Invisible, unavoidable, the scents accompany all the fields of creation.

    THE WRITER
    Anna de Noailles

    OLFACTORY PORTFOLIO
    Rose réfraction

    THE MYCOLOGIST
    Marc-André Selosse

    TRENDS
    Mushrooms in a bottle

    THE ARTIST
    Almudena Romero

    AROMAS AND ARTWORK
    Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)

    OLFACTORY COLUMN
    A story of angles

    MAGAZINE

    REPORT
    Longoza shoots up

    INTERVIEW
    Christopher Sheldrake

    PERFUMERY OF THE WORLD
    Indian perfumery, the rebirth of a heritage
    The fantasy perfumery

    SPECIAL FEATURE
    PERFUME STORIES

    SCENTED YARNS
    by Jeanne Doré & Gabrielle Fourcade

    ERSATZ MYTH?
    by Eugénie Briot

    IN THE WAKE OF FAIRY TALES
    by Delphine de Swardt

    INTIMATE STORIES
    by Denyse Beaulieu

    FRAGRANT FICTION
    by Alexis Toublanc

    THE BRIEF TO THE LETTER
    by Clément Paradis

    PERFUME PAGES

    INVESTIGATION
    Inspiration in perfumery: Retread or reinterpretation?

    LINEAGE
    Frankincense

    BEHIND THE BRAND
    Le Jardin retrouvé

    SELECTION

    JUST AROUND THE CORNER
    WHAT’S NEW AND OUR PICKS
    TEST BENCH
    AGENDA, ONLINE, BOOKS

    1+1
    SYMBIOSA

    Behind the scenes of a creation, Julie Massé + Charlotte Gautier van Tour

    POINT OF VIEW
    Marilyn

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