Enjoy The Scented Letter ‘Let It Snow’ edition – free online!
Just in time, the weather got in the spirit of The Scented Letter’s ‘Let It Snow’ edition – and we’re signposting you to it, so that you can snuggle up under a blanket with a cup of hot something and explore its frost-tinged contents.
As many of you know, The Scented Letter is edited by Beauty Bible’s Jo Fairley – and it’s now a free publication for all to read, via The Perfume Society’s website. What’s not to love about that…?
So, here’s a run-down of what you’ll find, in this 64-page edition.
• Frosted leaves, frozen lakes and wintry scenes have inspired a flurry of snow-themed fragrances, writes Suzy Nightingale in Let It Snow
• Take a journey of olfactory discovery of the UK’s many new fragrance boutiques, in A Scented Sniffari
• Go armchair scent shopping with our Christmas Gift Guide 2022 – 19 fragrance-filled pages of perfumed presents for one and all (though of course, you’ll need to be quick, with ordering)
• Isabelle Doyen is A Working Nose, in this edition – the ‘keeper of the creative flame’ at Annick Goutal for over three decades
• Award-winning writer Jan Masters time-travels through the decades via the scent of hardware stores in It Takes Me Right Back
• Make-up artist, blogger and self-confessed party-lover Lisa Potter-Dixon shares her scented Memories, Dreams, Reflections
• Plus, as always, discover ALL the Latest Launches – in home fragrance, as well as perfumes to wear – and get a whiff of news, in Nosing Around
Print copies of this multi-award-winning mag are also available and are a great gift for the perfume-lover in your life; there’s even an annual print subscription available here, alongside the discovery boxes offered by The Perfume Society, which is now owned and run by Jo’s co-founder, Lorna McKay.
We say: follow your nose to the link below. This is snow you can enjoy, without getting the teensiest bit chilly!
Click here for the .pdf edition
Or read it in ‘flickable’ format – the feel of a magazine, but online – here
And sign up for future editions, here
