From the early 2000s to today, celebrity fragrances have played a major role in pop culture, capturing the essence of our favorite stars in a bottle. Whether it's the nostalgia of a classic or the excitement of a new release, these scents have become legendary in their own right.

Kicking off our bonus “Having a Moment” series, where we bring you the latest fragrance trends, TikTok sensation @paulreactss returns with Scentbird’s Marianne Mychaskiw. They reminisce about the most iconic celebrity fragrances of our time, from Paris Hilton to Ariana Grande, and react to Beyoncé’s new release, Cé Noir.

Highlights:
• Heiress by Paris Hilton
• Rosé Rush by Paris Hilton
• Curious by Britney Spears
• Ari by Ariana Grande
• Cloud by Ariana Grande
• Moonlight by Ariana Grande
• Kim Kardashian by Kim Kardashian
• Nude Soleil by KKW Fragrance
• Cé Noir by Beyoncé
• Pulse by Beyoncé
• Heat by Beyoncé
• Fame Monster by Lady Gaga
• Paul: “Fragrance has given me a confidence I didn’t have”

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“What’s your personal forest?” is the question Fabrice asks perfumers to kickstart the creation of a new fragrance. After building EB Florals devoted to the world of flowers, he launched Scents of Wood in 2020 as a love letter to trees. What he did next was a first in the industry: aging fragrances in wooden barrels, which brings out the notes and results in truly remarkable vintage scents.

In this episode, Fabrice sits down with Mariya Nurislamova, Scentbird’s co-founder and CEO. They explore the various woods featured in the collection, offer a practical well-being guide to forest bathing, and introduce two new scents they co-created based on neuroscience research: Calm in Cedar and Strength in Santal.

Highlights:
• Intro: L'Oréal and EB Florals

• Why woods?

• The Scents of Wood origin story

• The HR Manager who changed Fabrice’s life

• Early 2000s celebrity fragrance craze

• An “aha! moment”: aging fragrances in wooden barrels

• Using 100% of the fragrance

• Truly vintage scents

• The bottles: the “heart” of the forest?

• 3 different brand names

• The history of forest bathing

• How to practice forest bathing

• A unique way to brief perfumers

• “What’s your personal forest?”

• Scent Spotlight: Sandalwood in Oak, Cypress in Oak, and Orange in Chestnut

• The fragrance inspired by humans’ early scent exploration

• The fragrance a famous perfumer created for himself

• Fragrances Fabrice has been wearing lately

• Scent Connection, Woods Edition

• Are certain woods easier to work with?

• Introducing “neuroscents” from Scentbird x Scents of Wood

• Creating beauty in the world

Featured Fragrances:
Sandalwood in Oak

Orange in Chestnut

Plum in Cognac

Cypress in Oak
Scentbird x Scents of Wood Scents {New!}

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What did Los Angeles’ grunge era smell like? Rosie Jane Johnston remembers well. After moving to the city from Sydney in the 1990s, she built a career as a celebrity makeup artist and created Leila Lou as her “calling card.” Little did she know this scent would lead her to launch By Rosie Jane in 2010 as the first clean fragrance brand. Bringing a casual, down-to-earth approach, she wants it to feel like wearing your “favorite jeans and white tee.”

In this episode, Rosie sits down with Marianne Mychaskiw, who runs communications at Scentbird. She debunks common myths about clean fragrance, reveals what makes her scents feel like a “second skin,” and tells the story behind her latest piña colada-scented fragrance.

Highlights:
• Rosie, the queen of clean fragrance

• Leila Lou, the “gateway drug”

• Fragrance as Rosie’s “calling card” as a makeup artist

• Timeless fragrances

• Making fragrance more casual

• Leila Lou: pear, jasmine, fresh cut grass

• Rosie’s definition of “clean”

• What did LA smell like in the ‘90s?

• What did growing up in Sydney smell like?

• Cigarettes, gasoline, and the LA grunge scene

• Life has a way of surprising you

• Dulce, inspired by the ‘90s: vanilla, woods, musk

• What makes Rosie’s fragrances feel like “second skin”

• Applying fragrance and perfume oils

• Rosie, a true skin scent: musk, sweet rose

• A look into Rosie’s creative process

• Behind the scenes of By Rosie Jane’s HQ

• How to smell like a piña colada? Missy, the new release

• The hardest fragrance to create

• Debunking 4 common clean fragrance myths

• Scent Connection: iconic women and what they smell like

• Make-A-Wish: collaborating with a very special young perfumer

• Using beauty and scent for good

Featured Fragrances:

Leila Lou By Rosie Jane

Rosie By Rosie Jane

Dulce By Rosie Jane

Missy By Rosie Jane

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