Are Flower Crowns the accessory of the summer, Has a Blooming Flower Crown gone to Beyoncé and Rihanna Heads?
The answer is a resounding “YES”!
When the Queens of Music, Fashion and Style don Blooming headpieces wearing them on the covers of September US and UK Vogues , it is only a matter of time before you see them gracing the heads of Beautiful Brides, and in vogue festival goers.
Makeup Artists and Makeup Lovers in general, were blown away by the ‘Look’ created for Rihanna by visionary makeup artist Isamaya Ffrench.
A number of artists were even inspired to recreate Rihanna’s look, such as Alissa Ashley and Ariel Thomas from Atlanta,also known as Jay Thomas on Twitter and Instagram.
The reason the beauty world is still catching it’s breath, is from the sight of Rihanna and her pencil-thin eyebrows!!
Now before you do anything drastic to your eyebrows……. Rihanna’s look is created using an industry secret …. so she can go back to her normal look at any time she wants….. so sigh of relief all round.
Now as beautiful as the Vogue images are, and as wonderful as the recreations were ( works of art really).
Here at PAIRFUM London what captured our imaginations were the Blooming Headpieces…..
The Headpieces worn by Beyoncé’s , was created using fresh flowers by Athena Duncan of Rebel Rebel florists…
The one question we wanted to ask was ! did the Blooming Headpieces smell Wonderful?
If you were recreating one of these beautiful creations for your special day or for a special occasion, then would you not want it to blend perfectly with your outfit?
We know from years of experience that choosing the Perfect Perfume, for that special occasion is one of the top priorities when planning what to wear..
So if you do plan to wear a Flower Crown or like Beyoncé and Rihanna let a Blooming headpiece go to your head….
Then you should insure that the Perfume of the Bouquet or Flowers chosen to make the Headpiece, blends seamlessly with your favourite or chosen perfume of the day…..
Nothing would be worse than having a cacophony of fragrances that may overwhelm you or do not match…
So when choosing the flowers be sure to choose fragrance family’s that compliment each other..
One simple rule of thumb is to match the colour of the flower with the colour of your Perfume, for example a ‘White Flower with a White Flower Perfume’, a ‘Red Flower with a Red Flower’ and so on ….
If you do choose to have a multi coloured Headpiece then don’t panic, as most shop bought fresh flowers nowadays have no perfume or a very faint aroma.
So this will allow you to choose your favourite fragrance, without having to worry
Whether you choose to let a Blooming Flower Crown go to your head or not….
Everyone here at PAIRFUM London wishes you a ‘Scent-Sational’ time xx
						
						
O.K, so maybe PAIRFUM was not mentioned in the same exalted company as Mr Buffett and the reference to #MeToo, refers to using the power of Women in Business and Life, rather than wasting this immense untapped pool of talent.
However that article did strike a cord with us….
He also said that “Life is a lottery, I had a 50% chance of being born Female with the same IQ and talent, which would have made career options as limited as they were for my sisters”.
In an essay for Fortune Magazine in 2013, Buffett argued that “women are a major reason we will do so well” he also warned that the great “enemy of change” lives in “the ingrained attitudes of those who simply can’t imagine a world different from the one they’ve lived in.”
As Warren Buffet once said…..
						
If! Dinosaurs did stop to smell the flowers, then this would mean a number of things….
Well the answer to that is, that after years and years and years of research, the history of flowers continues to vex scientists.
So, when we say years, we mean years – consider that at the time of Darwin’s death, the oldest known fossils of flowering plants came from rocks that had formed between a 100 million to 66 million years before, during the Cretaceous period.
So if it is true that dinosaurs did stop to smell the flowers (and who are we to argue, especially not with a Dinosaur), and in doing so have had a role to play in the emergence of flowers.
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Most people would say that there are no hard and fast rules for summer perfume.
When deciding which Perfume to choose – one insiders secret – and don’t tell your partners I told you..
WHY, I hear you ask?
Try it! you may be very surprised how much you love them – on you.. and (your partner may also be very surprised when his goes missing!!)
Fresh, light, cool fragrances are synonymous with warm weather, and the heavier, sultry, warmer notes with colder days.
Just remember the most important tip of all – is to relax and have fun with your summer perfume.
						

It is also the reason why !!
Numerous studies, and countless hours over the the last 30 years have been spent on researching the effects of the sense of smell and taste on human emotion, mood, behaviour, and related disease.
How? you may ask could a ‘Personality’ test and your ‘Fragrance’ preferences be related?
If you are looking for that ‘Someone Special’, and have ventured out on that first date….
DO YOU KNOW YOUR PERSONALITY TYPE?
Understanding a personality type, our own, that of someone we love or someone we have just met. Could help us navigate more easily the day to day interaction in our work and social life.
						
So often we are asked – “How can I be sure the Perfume I am wearing suits me”?
It may be stating the obvious, but in most cases the ‘Nose & Skin’ knows.
						
How about T.V. programs such as Starsky and Hutch, The Dukes of Hazzard and Charlie’s Angels.
So like it or not everywhere you look, style trends from the ’70s are back or making a comeback.
If The 70s are back – then we here at 



White Linen was created for Estee lauder by Sophia Grojsman in 1978, and was a modern classic.

Estée Lauder launched Cinnabar in in 1978, in answer to Yves Saint Laurent Opium..
First by perfumer Jean-Claude Ellena for Van Cleef & Arpels, when Ellena was commissioned to create ‘First’ back in 1976 – it was literally the first ‘jewellery fragrance’ in the world.
						




						


