Welcome to the perfume room for my send-at-the-day today. I want to talk to you about the

newest time collection from Joram Studio. They generously gifted me all three cents in this collection.

The three cents are Monolith, Zar, and Opelene. And they describe Time as a seasonal limited release collection

for adventurous noses, I will second that, that offers a glimpse into the creative heart of Joram Studio.

Each fragrance uses wild concentrations of rare or powerful materials in abundant

quantities with less than 200 bottles of each fragrance made and is meant to energize and inspire.

That's all copy from their website. And energize and inspire, it does. As do all Joram sense for me

personally. I think there's something to be said about a

house where I am genuinely floored to smell every single release even, and especially if it's

not something that's my personal taste. Would I wear all of their scents? Honestly, no. But every

single one of them inspires, challenges, and delights me.

And that is the crux of Joram Studio.

It's the Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown of perfumery, a reverent, off-kilter, daring, high-risk,

high-reward perfume.

So anyway, let's get into the collection. Let's start first with Monolith,

which my boyfriend's skin tested today. And for the first hour, every single time I smelled his

wrist, all I could say was, oh my God, this is wild. It's wild. And he really liked it and was like,

Emma, use your words. But I just couldn't stop repeating myself. I just kept saying,

this is insane. And with every single sniff, I just couldn't stop repeating myself. I just kept saying, this is insane.

And with every single sniff, I just pictured Ewan, who is the perfumer at Joram Studio, crafting this

scent with like a maniacal laugh, almost like a mad scientist. I mean, this is literally like a

muhaha fragrance, if there ever was one. Like, you know what I mean? Anyway, let's get to what

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