As seen in BeautyNewsNYC written by Liz Bekesz
It could happen to Theme Fragrance creator, Elizabeth Morrison. This former full-time photographer sees herself as “an artist who creates with fragrance and visuals.” She wishes the celebrity fragrance trend would just go away, and also thinks “men should not be stuck with vetiver.” Like the Constantines, Morrison is in favor of a more personal approach to fragrance. She is also a foodie, and explains, “Being a foodie plays a big part of how I work – scents and flavors are all entwined.” She also finds inspiration from her world travels, as well as from her own Brooklyn backyard, where she cultivates flowers and bamboo.
Quirky, portable, and utterly adorable, Theme’s little roll-on oils have big personality. Amuse and paisley too, are delicious gourmand creations, arriving chic and tassel-topped (hey oil…nice hat!). Amuse is a light-hearted confection of strawberry and vanilla that’s sweet, but not cloying – it lingers ultimately as a creamy, musky floral. Paisley too is a decadent chocolate-amber-patchouli delight (no, it’s not polite to nibble on your own arm while in public). Equally delicious are the sumptuous poette, a concoction of purple fig and berries that evokes a jewel-toned autumn; and the sparkling ayja, an effervescent floral with hints of spice and a slightly creamy edge. Prefer strolling on the wilder side? There’s olala, where ylang meets with resins and mingles with patchouli to make for one sexy, moody, and slightly naughty temptress. Still not striking a perfect match? Morrison has more Theme Fragrances, as well as a line of “modern-retro-vintage scents” called Melodie Perfumes.
With so many interesting, off-center fragrance options out there, surely there’s something just perfect for you. Why not discover that new scent – or even six – today?
That is, unless you’d rather just go on smelling “nice.”
Theme Fragrance available at http://www.themefragrance.com
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