Welcome to the perfume room. My send of the day today is Fisherson number 101. Now, I've had the

pleasure of smelling and wearing my way through the entire collection and they are all so special.

But if you're asking me for my favorite, and let me caveat that this does not include

the brand new faux flora collection, which is amazing and a whole thing of its own.

So excluding faux flora, my personal favorite is number 101.

It's very much an emma scent.

It's vegetal and green, gently herbaceous, but also, say it with me now, chalky and musky.

And of course, in true fisserson form, a little bit smoky.

Like, imagine if Pez, the candy, if Pez candy launched a celery or

parsley flavor. But then the head of the flavor department for Pez was like, you know what,

this isn't quirky enough. Let's torch it. It's like charred celery Pez. Tell me what sounds better.

It's inspired by unruly beautiful backyards of Reykjavik in the short but

luminous white night summers that end all too quickly and it is totally that. 101 feels at once

verdant and snowy. The chalky aspect of it gives it like a little bit of like a chilliness. It

smells like nothing else I've

ever smelled. And that's also because Fisher'sund works with an Icelandic distiller to source

essential oils from native Icelandic plants and flowers. So their palettes are truly entirely

unique. That context is my middle name and I am happy to attempt to place this perfume for you.

So, with again the caveat, that this does not smell the same as any of the sense I'm about to

mention, here is my perfume room movie pitch. Take the chalky texture and that vegetal muskiness

of fleur-de-po. Add a sort of smoky but again distinctly verdant haze.

Think something along the lines of like trude and de, but much less in Broxen.

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