December 17, 2024

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Child Perfume

A luscious white floral with magnolia, tuberose, jasmine and orange blossoms all grown in the Hollywood Hills. Made in LA in small batches, artisanal, authentic. Jennie Garth started the craze for the scent remarking that it drove men wild. Jen Aniston considers it a favorite. It is natural, the oil roll on is a cult classic that has earned a host of fans in LA and a cult following of women loving the way it invites intimacy... exceptionally long lasting. Also available in a Limited Edition Extrait de Parfum spray.

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Summer 2024 Perfume Highlights: Acqua di Positano Eau d'Italie

Acqua di Positano Eau d'Italie

Not being a person who is strictly guided by the rules when it comes to choosing the right kind of perfumes according to each season, I usually follow my mood of the moment when choosing the perfume(s) I will wear that day. Some strong perfumes, like heavy tuberoses open in all their splendor on sun warmed skin and you can feel all their rich nuances, Carnal Flower, Balade de Tiare de Tahiti L' Arc, Fracas, Lys 41 and Perdizzione being my favourites, and for the evening, towards the end of a long day at the beach or site seeing, ideally at a dinner in the garden of a restaurant in Provence, a floral-aromatic chypre and is ideal and then I prefer Sisley Eau du Soir, Mystere de Rochas, Safari Ralph Lauren, or Dioressence.

However, I have always considered that very fresh perfumes, reminiscent of the most appetizing cocktails with sparkling citrus juices, should not be missing from any summer fragrance wardrobe and from any vacation luggage. You never know when you need an extra boost of revitalization. As it is not a category neglected by perfume houses, we have a lot of lovely options, and I just discovered Acqua di Positano launched this year by Eau d’Italie.

I follow with interest everything that Eau d'Italie and ALTAIA launch, both houses being owned by the same eternally in love couple, Marina Sersale and Sebastián Alvarez Murena, their exclusive collections being inspired by travel, symbolic places for their relationship, such as the famous family owned 5 stars hotel La Sirenuse on the Amalfi coast, Sicily, Argentina, the lake area of the northern region of Italy or lush and romantic gardens.

Acqua di Positano perfectly encapsulates the Italian summer with its irresistible and vibrant aromas of lemon peel, orange blossom and sea breeze. Light as a breeze, calm as the sea in a sunny morning and uplifting as the scent of an orange grove in bloom, this is a unisex and universal perfume that celebrates summer, offering freshness and good mood, its notes combining in a very natural and pleasant way. The opening is tinged by the citruses with bitter peels and juicy flesh, soon being accompanied by the fragrant petals of orange blossoms, white and delicate, as if they were embroidered on a bride's veil. However, here the orange blossoms do not fully open their petals so that their well-known sweet nectar spills over the other notes, as we know they tend to do from many famous creations such as Safanad, Love Don't Be Shy or Paradoxe, but they maintain a fresh floral allure, almost innocent. What tempers their "sensualization" is precisely the salty note of sea spray that envelops the composition in an ozonic, outdoorish and energizing feel, coming as a refreshing splash in the heat of summer right at the moment when everything around seems to be melting.

The exhilarating freshness of the salted breeze defines and maintains the supremely clean character of this citrus-marine fragrance, while a delicate dry tone of wood enriches and anchors the composition. The power of this perfume does not lie in its duration on the skin, but in the sophisticated way in which it so vividly evokes a beautiful seascape in the middle of summer. And sometimes, nothing more is really needed.

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June 20, 2024

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Acqua di Positano the Fragrance of “A Dream Place”

Acqua di Positano - The Fragrance of "A Dream Place"

Positano is “a dream place,” so writer John Steinbeck described it, “that isn’t quite real when you are there and becomes beckoningly real after you have gone.” Le Sirenuse Positano is indeed a dream, the hotel has earned iconic status in the seven decades of its existence. Once a family villa in a sleepy fishing village, now a celebrity hotspot known the world over, it’s celebrated in a fragrance collection, Eau d’Italie, created originally to honor the hotel on its 50^th Anniversary. Now twenty years later Eau d’Italie celebrates the birthday of the original fragrance with the launch of Acqua di Positano, a love song to Positano.

Are you sharing Steinbeck’s perception of Positano as a “dream place?” And looking to carry the scent memories of this treasured destination with you long after you’ve returned? Eau d’Italie understands. And so they have created Acqua di Positano, a perfect summery blend of Salt Grains and Orange Flower Absolute, with sparkling top notes of Citron and Petitgrain, a fragrance to bring home the delight of being in Positano wherever you are in the world. After all, fragrance is the most irresistible way to keep the sun and sea of Italy’s Amalfi Coast close at hand every day. Acqua di Positano makes that dream come true, from $55 at https://www.beautyhabit.com/collections/eau-ditalie

As the introduction to Le Sirenuse explains, “Ever since the early Middle Ages, positanesi have been travelers, crossing seas and oceans, making contacts. But we (the Sersale family) carry our small ‘vertical’ town with us wherever we go. The azure Mediterranean in front, the mountains behind, a stack of jaunty houses, bougainvillea, and lemon trees: even on a busy New York sidewalk, this picture floats somewhere in the middle distance, like a film projected on mist. We carry our small ‘vertical’ town with us wherever we go.”

The story of this dream place explains the family behind the hotel is “a story of survival against the odds, vital maritime energy, and a natural instinct for hospitality.” Le Sirenuse was founded by the Sersales, adoptive positanesi as they were originally from Naples. Positano was, they reveal, “a delightful seaside refuge from Naples’ summer heat and intense urban life, a place for summer vacations and the occasional weekend.”

As they explain, Positano and Naples share traditions, saints, recipes, dialect expressions, and the wayfaring ways inherited from common ancestors. By the time WWII was over, Positano became home. And in 1951, the Sersales opened their home, their summer place, to the world. Word spread. Those in the know began to discover the charm of Positano and the pleasure of the Sersales’ hospitality.

Earning a spot at the top of the best of the Amalfi Coast lists from ELLE and Conde Nast Traveler, not to mention the status of inclusion in 50 Best Hotels in the World, is simply a natural extension of the hospitality the Sersales have always offered: “Looking after guests, introducing them to the things locals love to eat and drink, telling them our stories and listening to their own.” For this family, it wasn’t such a big leap to open their home, Villa Giulietta, as a hotel called Le Sirenuse in 1951. All those who visit are honored guests, or family as they are affectionately known. And for these guests, fragrance is always a favorite takeaway. This year the most coveted scent among the artisanally authentic fragrances of Eau d’Italie, is sure to be Acqua di Positano the newest fragrance conceived by Marina Sersale and her husband, Sebastian Alvarez Murena.

The new fragrance Acqua di Positano is available from https://www.beautyhabit.com/collections/eau-ditalie

To book a stay or learn more about Le Sirenuse Positano, go to https://sirenuse.it/en/

Photos by David Castillo (@davidcastillofotografo) and Eau d'Italie

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Bottling your holiday is a growing business.

A couple’s romantic idea to capture the scent of their luxurious family hotel in Positano has launched an international range of fragrances.

Australians love Italy’s Amalfi Coast. You could ask, who doesn’t? Yet apparently, we like to souvenir it, too. The husband and wife creators of two best-selling Positano-based beauty and fragrance brands have launched an exclusive stockist deal with Mecca, after building a profile here via travelers bringing the scents back home.

Sebastián Alvarez Murena and Marina Sersale, whose family owns and runs the landmark Positano hotel, Le Sirenuse, launched their Eau d’Italie fragrance 20 years ago.

It’s now expanded into a range of bath and body products and a further 16 fragrances. There’s also a range called ALTAIA, or A Long Time Ago In Argentina.

“Sebastian and I met in Positano [after 9/11],” says Sersale, during the couple’s visit to Sydney in March. Due to travel being halted, a party celebrating the 50th anniversary of Le Sirenuse was cancelled, “so we met at an intimate birthday party that my cousin held.”

Sersale, a British-Italian documentary maker, and Murena, an Argentinean journalist, decided to mark the occasions with a fragrance that would capture the spirit of the hotel and the Amalfi Coast as they saw and felt it.

“We started working together on the Eau d’Italie project without declaring that we were doing it,” explains Sersale. “I was officially the one in charge, but I didn’t know much about fragrance. It became more and more our project, and then it became our work together.”

They sent out tendrils of inquiry to the tight perfumery industry before eventually coming across industry maverick, Bertrand Duchaufour. Their brief to him would become the blueprint for Eau d’Italie: “No lemony smell,” smiles Sersales. “Positano, lemons, Sirenuse, citrus – no.”

The debut fragrance (Eau d'Italie) was of Le Sirenuse in summer: tuberose, magnolia mixing with the incense of the nearby churches, tartness of blackcurrant, and underneath that a matte, caramel-like accord they say is the smell of sunbaked clay that lingers over the hotel at that time of year.

It was a hit. The experience with Duchaufour and the success of Eau d’Italie set off the second act of this love story – they married in 2008.

ALTAIA is the story of the couple’s ancestry when about 160 years ago, Murena’s great-great-grandfather General Bartolomé Mitre, the first president of a unified Argentina, opened the country up to foreign investment. One investor was Sersale’s great-great-grandfather, British entrepreneur James Morrison.

Fragrance names playfully reference personal anecdotes or details. There’s Don’t Cry For Me, an “olfactive homage to Buenos Aires” that was inspired by Murena’s childhood memories of the Argentine capital. The peppery rose of Any Day Now tells the story of their combined history and almost predestined meeting back in 2001, while Yu Sōn is the scent of the moment they first met.

Both ranges are popular in Australia. Asked why, Sersale says “Maybe it’s the fact that you are at the Antipodes. Far from a sort of European-centric vision. I think it gives you an absolute edge because the world isn’t Europe-centric any longer. And the Antipodes are becoming far more important from every point of view.”

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Celebrity Favorite Fragrance Fresh from the Hollywood Hills Cult Classic Child Perfume

As the scent of Spring wafts through open windows, what better time to embrace child perfume, the lush, natural scent of white florals freshly picked from the Hollywood Hills. Artisanally crafted in small batches, child is a cult classic fragrance that’s built a devoted celebrity following for more than 20 years. Originally created by Susan D. Owens as her own personal fragrance, child perfume quickly earned celebrity fans among them Jennifer Aniston and Nicole Kidman, becoming an insider’s favorite, a subtle, sensual scent for those in the know.

Child’s easy beachy vibes make it the ultimate California girl fragrance after all, it was the first California-curated perfume. Perfect for the woman who loves the free, fresh wind in her hair, one who cherishes the feeling as she climbs among the dunes, of living life without care, enjoying the freedom of walking barefoot on the beach, feeling the sand and the surf beneath her toes. child transforms an almost warm day when spring is still a tease into sunshine-streaming bliss.

Bring that blissful feeling home with this mesmerizing blend of exotic jasmine, tuberose, orange blossom, and magnolia with demure hints of lilac, rose, and violet and just enough patchouli to bring to mind the bohemian vibe that’s so chic again. Put on Fleetwood Mac, listen to Stevie Nicks singing Dreams, or tune into Riley Keogh in Daisy Jones and The Six, a modern vision of Stevie, what better way to revisit promises of love? Dream away, be transported. Light the scented candle, it’s made of pure soy and coconut wax with a white cotton wick ($65 for 8 oz) it should provide about 40 hours of burn time, long enough to relax and enjoy more than one evening of rekindled romance.

Slather on child perfume body extremely rich body creme to give skin a hydrated sheen, the rich vitamin-infused blend helps restore moisture, and its fragrance-infused essential nutrients radiate an aura of feminine sensuality (8 oz jar is $85). Dab the exceptionally long-lasting perfume oil on pulse points, it’s an accessible investment at $68 (1/3 oz.) or $98 (1 oz.). Spray the limited edition extrait de parfum to create that head-turning, incredibly memorable allure that captivates even a random passerby much less the one you love ($150 for 50 ml). John Mayer once stopped a Rolling Stone interview to follow a woman wearing child. It leaves a lasting impression that women love and men don’t forget.

Hollywood loves child. This beautiful powdery blend of lilac, magnolia, and vanilla, with a touch of citrus top notes, slides gently into middle notes of jasmine, tuberose, violet, and then eases into a finish of warm, enticing base notes of musk, mimosa, rose and soft woods. No wonder child perfume counts Britney Spears, Christina Applegate, Denise Richards; Hilary Duff, Jenny Garth, Kim & Khloe Kardashian, LeAnn Rimes and so many other women of note among its fans.

Child is vegan, not tested on animals, free of Phthalates, Parabens, SLS and Silicone. All child perfume fragrance and home essentials are available on www.childperfume.com or www.beautyhabit.com.

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April 01, 2024

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Ligne St Barth: Vacation in St. Barth From Home

Ahead of summer, many of you might be scanning travel catalogs and stumble upon St. Barth, the tropical paradise nestled in the Caribbean’s Barthélemy Channel. What makes this island so magical? The answer lies in the richness of St Barth itself, the exquisite luxury of the white sand beaches, the tropical bounty of exotic fruits and fragrant flowers, and the overall naturalness and sophistication of St. Barth itself. Here, Caribbean nonchalance is simply a way of life.

This is encapsulated in Ligne St Barth, the luscious body care brand that fragrances you with the magic of St. Barth, all from the comfort of home.

The family-owned firm headed by founder and CEO, Herve Brin, is known for combining generations of knowledge with up-to-date research to create unique formulas, equally innovative and timeless products tailored to modern lifestyles on or off the Island. Ligne St Barth is sold around the world (in 30 countries). However, if Caribbean travel is not on the immediate agenda, you can find the brand online at Beautyhabit.com, the modern luxe apothecary that’s long been the go-to place to find Ligne St Barth’s complete collection in the U.S.

With 40 products in Ligne St Barth’s portfolio, snag these must-haves at the Ligne St Barth boutique in Gustavia or order online from Beautyhabit.com to indulge in pampering, Caribbean rituals without leaving home.

Herve Brin launched Ligne St Barth in 1983 with just three products: St Barth Huile de Coco (Coconut Oil), Huile d’Avocat (Avocado Oil) and Gel d’Aloè (Aloe Gel). Cultivating recipes he learned from his grandmother, a “medicine woman” descended from the Arawak Indians, the Island’s original settlers, M. Brin revealed, “I started in the discipline of science – and decided to make a business out of it. At that time my grandparents used to produce coconut and avocado oil. I decided to do something with it and modernize the presentation. I used rum bottles as the packaging and I hand-wrote the name of each product with a golden marker. [Eventually] I opened a small shop for locals and tourists. It took time but it prospered through word-of-mouth.”

Brin marketed these initial batches in thorough Caribbean style; he packed them in a suitcase and hit the beach. In these early days, he traversed the white sands and caught the eye of sun-worshiping tourists. Soon, Ligne St Barth quickly became a coveted keepsake from the Island. The secret to the line’s success? M. Brin explained, “Ligne St Barth celebrates a passion for an idea: an invitation for people to indulge in Caribbean well-being.”

Four decades later Ligne St Barth is a cult classic you’ll find at the world’s most exceptional wellness destinations. Mango, papaya, lily, vanilla orchid and more; there’s not a Caribbean ingredient left unused. “Avocado oil from Martinique, Roucou seed (these red seeds are used in Ligne St Barth‘s popular Roucou tanning oil not available yet in the USA) from Dominica, the Aloe Vera from Curacao or French Guyana and Vetiver from Haiti,” said M. Brin.

These natural ingredients compose the products which are all made in St Barth from recipes handed down in M. Brin’s family for generations. Among Ligne St Barth’s famous followers is supermodel Claudia Schiffer (currently starring in spy movie “Argylle”), who swears by the Avocado Oil scented with Tiare flower (Gardenia), which provides a replenishing, nourishing treatment after a day at the beach. Monaco’s Princess Charlene is a fan of the Vanille West Indies fragrance, the Creole-inspired sensuous essence of creamy caramel with a hint of orchid.

Ligne St Barths offers something for everyone. Versed in the traditions that shape Caribbean scents, M. Brin chose to bring a contemporary perspective to the category. For men, he introduced three new fragrances, each an Eau de Parfum: L’Original, a vital, invigorating citrus floral; Vetiver, a sensual smokey green classic made with the finest Vetiver from Haiti; and Islander, a Pirates of the Caribbean-worthy, spiced-up modern spin on classic Bay Rum.

With Ligne St Barth, M. Brin has made the allure of the island accessible to us all wherever we are in the world. But what exactly has he bottled? “The atmosphere,” he said, “It’s very peaceful – very relaxing – the beauty of the landscape, enchanting sunlight, friendliness, the essence of the fruits and flowers…it’s simply captivating.”

Landlocked or ocean-bound, dockside or curbside, Ligne St. Barth does indeed captivate, enveloping you in a world of Caribbean nonchalance where relaxation rules. Find their fragrant collection in the USA at Beautyhabit.com.

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A Love Story 150 Years In The Making - From Argentina To Italy With Amore

A Love Story 150 Years in the Making

The love affair with South America and its rugged, wild lands began more than a century ago for two different families, the Mitre and the Morrisons, when they crossed paths in Buenos Aires. Their encounter in 19th-century South America and the modern-day love story of their direct descendants who serendipitously met in Italy 150 years later is captured in the elegant, minimalist fragrance collection ALTAIA, the acronym for “A Long Time Ago in Argentina.” Only after they were married in 2012 did Marina Sersale and Sebastian Alvarez Murena discover how a remarkable series of events linked their families together once upon a time in Argentina. Instead of celebrating with a brilliant bottle of Malbec, Marina and Sebastian took their connection and their inspiration to an olfactory level and created a new perfume collection, which they called ALTAIA. Committed to the art of perfumery and the power of storytelling through scent, not to mention their shared history and true romance they created fragrances with each Eau de Parfum’s olfactory element intended to evoke their interconnected past and present.

Each ALTAIA fragrance has a unique resonance, striking a contemporary emotional chord rooted in long-ago legends and their modern meaning, consistently sharing timeless messages of love. The newest launch, Amank’ay, is named for the ethereal lily-like blossom, known as the flower of love, an incarnation of an ancient legend revealing the sweet bond of love. Amank’ay flowers cover rolling valleys in the wild lands of Patagonia, a place where emotions roam free among deep ancient forests and cobalt blue fjords framed by icy mountaintops. Marina and Sebastian say that “the spectacle of an Amank’ay meadow in full bloom touches the soul of all who behold it, and it is this awe-inspiring beauty that we sought to encapsulate in a luminous tribute to the tender surrender of one’s heart.”

This enchanting mix of petals, woods, and spice captivates the wild at heart as the fragrance blends the delicate essence of pear blossoms and lotus flower with a hint of pink peppercorn and the warm, sensual finish of Amber, Musk, and Sandalwood. Amank’ay is the newest entry in a sublime collection of ALTAIA fragrances including Any Day Now, a dark, deep sensual fragrant invitation that proves as Sebastian and Marina want us to understand, that “love waits, ready to surprise us, hiding just out of sight. Without warming it will sweep us away,” they emphasize that to encounter love, we have to keep our hearts open and wait for “love’s caress, as soft and fragrant as rose petals, to entice.”

Thinking that we need to feel sexy in our own skin, Marina and Sebastian created a fragrance to honor Argentina’s famed desert – Atacama – known for its salt flats and rare wildflower bloom, an unpredictable coating of the landscape in Fuschia flowers They created a beautiful, sophisticated Eau de Parfum that serves as a metaphor for this desolate ground, the highest desert on earth, the closest environment on this planet to Mars. Flowers float by on a dry summer breeze, tantalizing, just beyond our grasp. Like the scent of the blossoms carried on the wind, the seeds that lie beneath the sands of Atacama come to life with one kiss of rain. The notes, a subtle harmony of delicate flowers, freesia, and jasmine with a woody finish, soft and sensual as cashmere are luxurious, and gracefully understated, making Atacama a fragrant experience of quiet luxury.

Of course, the ALTAIA collection goes on to include many stellar scents, all – eight in total – are available at Beautyhabit for USA customers. Among the ALTAIA scents, Wonder of You – joyful, sun-loving, Tuberose in Blue – a trip to Rio where enchantment prevails, Don’t Cry For Me – hot summer nights in Buenos Aires, Yu Son – intoxicating, passionate love and By Any Other Name – .a modern sultry floral. Find the one that speaks to your heart.

Photos by ALTAIA and David Castillo (@davidcastillofotografo)

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