Olfactory Nostalgia of Orange Blossom
ORANGE BLOSSOM
At In Fiore, we believe the skin is a sense organ and scent initiates healing. Olfactory Nostalgia is a look at medicinal triggers, scented memories, and the feelings that ensue when taking in a distinct ingredient.
Meet Katey Denno, NYC and LA-based makeup artist, who’s unique point of view makes her the go-to for all things natural beauty.
“Scent is medicinal! Without a doubt! My mood is altered by scent.”
–Katey Denno
Name:
Katey Denno
What & Where:
NYC and LA-based Makeup Artist
Ingredient:
Orange Blossom
Olfactory Nostalgia:
When I was a kid, I had a beautiful perfume bottle of orange blossom that I proudly displayed on my dresser. It smelled so much like the orange blossom honey my mom kept in the kitchen, and I would sit in my room and sniff it an awful lot. It was my first scent addiction! Years later when I was looking for a house in LA, I walked into my current home with all of the windows open and I could smell the fragrant orange blossoms from the two old orange trees in the backyard. I immediately said I’d like to take the house based solely on that. It’s heaven when they bloom!
Perfumery as Medicine:
I love this sentence. Scent is medicinal! Without a doubt! My mood is altered by scent. I feel it to my core, particularly when the scent is artistically formulated with purpose, whether to relax, invigorate, or entice.
SHOP ORANGE BLOSSOM-INFUSED ESSENTIALS
SAFFRON OF KASHMIR
Orange flower and sandalwood absolutes weave quietly throughout the composition, lending an ethereal depth and sparkling quality.
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CALENDULA
Neroli has been studied for its chameleon-like ability to revitalize dull, dehydrated skin or help reduce the appearance of broken capillaries.
KASHMIR
Neroli rejuvenates the senses and encourages healthy cellular activity.
SHOP
