Being Pretty: Rose Prick by Tom Ford Fragrances
Review on Rose Prick by Tom Ford Fragrances image from Tom Ford Fragrances website If you ask me what made me fall in love with perfumes, I’d say the violence the olfactory memory possesses. Every scent contains a memory. The first moment you buy perfume, the memory is not yours, yet. It’s a virtual memory of the perfumer that projects through your skin. However, the more you wear it, the more you stretch the boundaries of the perfume, you construct a distinctive memory in the scent through the events you walk through. It’s not just a memory of an event that a perfume possesses. It’s an era, an image, and a personality. And with a simple spritz, you’re back. You can always go back to yourself that you miss. But it’s just nostalgia. You are still stuck in this moment while your mind and heart seem to have traveled through time. My greed, my desire, my need to find the perfect scent to encapsulate my current status quo drive me to discover as much p...