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10 November 2024 / 10 November 2024 by Pell Wall | Leave a Comment
We’re excited to introduce our latest addition at Pellwall – Cremefleur, a sumptuous fragrance that combines the richness of traditional perfume craftsmanship with a modern twist. This new offering is available now for scent enthusiasts, creatives, and anyone looking to add a touch of luxury to their day. The Inspiration Behind Cremefleur Cremefleur is inspired […]
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3 November 2024 / 27 October 2024 by Pell Wall | Leave a Comment
As the chill deepens and November unfolds, the air is laced with scents that tell the story of the season. Bonfire Night marks a turning point, filling the skies with smoke, roasted treats, and a feeling of warmth against the growing cold. But there’s more to November than the scent of fireworks and crackling fires. […]
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27 October 2024 / 27 October 2024 by Pell Wall | Leave a Comment
Halloween is one of the most magical and atmospheric times of the year. The crisp autumn air, the golden and scarlet leaves, and the darkening evenings all set the stage for Halloween festivities. But there’s one sense that can elevate Halloween from merely spooky to truly enchanting: scent. Scents have a unique way of capturing […]
DIY education
19 September 2024 / 27 October 2024 by Pell Wall | Leave a Comment
Reed diffusers have become a popular method of adding fragrance to indoor spaces, offering a flame-free and low-maintenance option compared to candles or incense. One of the key components in creating an effective reed diffuser is the solvent or carrier. This liquid carries the fragrance oil through the reeds and into the air via evaporation. […]
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19 September 2018 / 26 April 2024 by Pell Wall | Leave a Comment
Amazingly it was four years ago that I posted about then new research demonstrating that the sandalwood odourant known as Sandalore (a brand name belonging to Givaudan) could have beneficial effects in wound healing. Now, the press (among others the Independent, Inverse and the Daily Mail) report that this same material can stimulate hair growth. […]
cocktails Gin and Lime off topic
11 June 2016 / 26 April 2024 by Pell Wall | Leave a Comment
It’s been a while since I posted and I thought it was high time I did. As this weekend is World Gin Day and, is a week before, Father’s Day; it seemed right to create a cocktail using gin and call it The Old Man. So I did. I might also subtitle this one A Tale […]
ingredient interviews Making your own perfume news Pell Wall in the media the Perfumery
5 January 2016 / 26 April 2024 by Pell Wall | Leave a Comment
Happy New Year! Episode 10 of the WondAroma podcast features the Pell Wall perfumer Chris Bartlett talking to Christine Daley of Perfumer Supply House about: how Pell Wall came about the process of composing a fragrance and a handful of interesting ingredients including Geosmin, Green Tea Givco, Skatole, Theaspirane and Zenolide. The audio quality starts […]
Anjin PWP Product reviews
5 October 2015 / 26 April 2024 by Pell Wall | Leave a Comment
Anjin by Pell Wall I’ve been a subscriber to Le Mouchoir Parfumé for some time: the incisive, informed and most importantly short, reviews are just my cup of tea. They are by no means always positive and don’t pull any punches however, so it was with a certain amount of trepidation that I opened the email […]
cocktails ingredient natural vanilla
15 April 2015 / 27 July 2023 by Pell Wall | Leave a Comment
Prosecco upgraded with Vanilla CognacPell Wall style Vanilla is one of the most useful ingredients in cooking, cocktails and perfumery. Its story is quite well known, so I’m only going to touch on some of the less well-known aspects here. My main purpose is to give details of a fine drink and a tincture that […]
DIY education ingredient Making your own perfume natural
14 March 2015 / 27 July 2023 by Pell Wall | Leave a Comment
Tolu Balsam is a very useful natural fixative as well as a lovely base-note in its own right, but it isn’t the easiest of materials to handle. It comes from the South American tree Myroxylon balsamum. It is used to fix materials such as juniper, petitgrain, spices and florals of many kinds and frequently forms a […]
