It’s getting to be spring, the birds are singing, the
crocuses, hyacinths, and tulips are sticking their heads up, and there are
several projects, perfume salons and other events on the horizon, each of which
is going to be honored with a special edition perfume if things go as planned.
In the works are a 100% natural white floral tropical perfume for Lyn Ayre’s Tropical Challenge Project at the end of this month, two different
chocolate-themed ones for the San Francisco and Seattle chocolate + fragrance
salons in March and May respectively, and an offbeat one for my Blackbird event
in July. In the meantime, I hope to
finish a few others that I’ve been working on (or not working on!) for way too
long.
Some of you have volunteered as testers in the past, so this
is a call for about a dozen noses willing to sniff my latest experiments and
provide written feedback. If you’re still reading this blog and are up for the
task, please leave a comment to that effect. I already have addresses for those
who participated in the testing exercise in the past, but I’m sure there’s
going to be considerable turnover from year to year. Even if you’re on my list
(or think you are), please confirm that you’re interested. For those who
volunteer and provide feedback, there will be some sort of fragrant reward at
the end of the process.
I’m looking forward to finishing up a whole list of projects
before summer comes, including a start on upgrading my packaging and website.
More about that project soon.
Update on February 13: I still have room for 4-5 more testers, so there's still a chance to sign up.
Update on February 13: I still have room for 4-5 more testers, so there's still a chance to sign up.
[The top flower is Adenium obesum - not an orchid, but one of the cool plants that I grow for fun. The lower one is Clerodendron trichrotomium, aka Harlequin Glory Bower, a tropical-looking tree that grows at the Ballard Locks in Seattle]
Oh, do I get to be the first to sign up? You bet I'll volunteer! Especially for anything chocolate or tropical.:-)
ReplyDeleteIf you are in need of any new testers I would be happy to volunteer!
ReplyDeleteHi Ellen,
ReplyDeleteI was trying to say that if you need more testers I would be happy to test again. If you want newer noses and fresher opinions that's OK too.
Gail
I would be glad to volunteer my nose for testing!
ReplyDeleteNancy
Great! So far there are 4 testers, so please sign up or re-up!
ReplyDeleteGail and Marla, I have your mailing addresses. Nadja and Nancy, you need to send yours.
I'm in! As always. Very excited to try more of your stuff. I've moved, though, so I need to get you my new address. If you email my feminine(dot)things @ gmail address, I'll send you my new address. i'd email it to you, but I can't seem to find an email!
ReplyDeleteI would love to be a tester, but I live in Canada. I participated in the davana report previously. Please let me know if you need my address. Thank you, Zen.
ReplyDeleteI would be extremely happy to test any fragrance you compose. You should have my mailing address from my previous orders.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with you new scents.
Robert
Nadja and Nancy, you're on the list.
ReplyDeleteDiana, you're on, too and 'll e-mail you to get your new address.
Robert, I have your address from before, and you're signed up.
Zen, I'll check and see if I still have the davana testers list.
Thanks to all who have volunteered so far for this year's testing.
I'd be happy to be a tester!
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Elise
Ellen, I'd love to be your tester!
ReplyDeleteElise and Kathleen, I have both your addresses from orders. You're both on the list to receive samples for testing.
ReplyDeleteOoh, if there is still room I'd love to be a tester for these!
ReplyDeleteI haven't been reading the blogs regularly lately so if I'm not too late, I'd like to apply too. :)
ReplyDeleteInes and Laurie, You're on my list. I have both of your addresses.
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