ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week Sarah gets into reviews for fragrances from d'Annam, Chapel Factor, Aesop and more. Then from Indonesia we discuss Saki Tanada's research on how smell is associated with different states of being in Lombok, Indonesia.
Fragrances:
Tokyo Nights, Hinoki Meditation, Kimono/ d'Annam
Marrakech Intense/ Aesop
Holy Stick/ Chapel Factory
Ashoka/ Neela Vermeire Creations
Un Air d'Apogée/ Violet Parfum
Euphoria/ Calvin Klein
Gucci Guilty Intense Pour Femme/ Gucci
Work Cited:
Pregnancy, Childbirth, and the Smell of Vunerability in Lombok, Indonesia by Saki Tanada, in "Aromas of Asia: Exchanges, Histories, Threats" (2023)
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