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Continue reading →: To be or not to be? (natural)
Perfume. An art form that, now more than ever, is sweeping the world in a multi-layered storm. It’s interesting to see so many people captured by this fascination! I myself am completely engulfed by it. I have given up everything in the pursuit of the knowledge of how to compose…
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Continue reading →: Tuberoses in Grasse
At this moment I am sitting in a room filled with the most intoxicating buttery sweetness of fresh tuberoses. I found them today in the annual Bio (organic) Fair that takes place every September in Grasse. As of 2 days ago, after handing over my apartment to a sublet, I…
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Continue reading →: Le Vent
Today is WINDY in Grasse! I am sitting in my office/living room at my computer working on material for my website launch and with the windows open here and on the opposite side in the kitchen and the crosswind is incredible. I’ve had to tie the double sided windows open…
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Continue reading →: Living and creating perfume in Grasse
Hello again… I haven’t been a faithful blogger lately I must say! But truth be told, the last month has flown by and since I’ve been back in Grasse, I’ve been doing a lot of thinking and planning and researching- waiting for things to crystallize so I can share with…
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Continue reading →: Musee International de la Parfumerie (MIP)
Saturday the 18thof October arrived with an overcast sky but a heady buzz in the air. This was the day for the much anticipated re-opening of the newly renovated and expanded International Perfumery Museum in the old centre of Grasse. Members of the museum society had received invitations for an…
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2 responses to “To be or not to be? (natural)”
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Dear Jessica, I emailed you about 2-3 days ago re. the availibility of samples. As I haven’t received an answer, I must used the wrong email address or something. I must thank you for your beautiful and fragrant website – I’m all set to go there ! My parents lived in St-Cap-Ferrat some time ago, and I remember visiting them; what a beautiful but over the top expensive place it has become since those days. By the way, are the Summer programes conducted in english – my french is very rusty ! Many thanks, Patrick Lynch.
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Hello Patrick,
Thank you for your inquiry- and for your appreciation of the blog- it has been a lot of fun sharing my experiences. To answer your question- there is a summer program in English and from reviews I have heard from students who took the course- it was quite comprehensive. As well- your sample is on it’s way.
xo
A Perfumed Pilgrimage 
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