Welcome to the perfume room. This week, I have a fun little palette cleanser for you. I am joined by my longtime friend and regular of perfume room at this point, Liz Rundstrom, aka Face No Bitch. Now, Liz

needs no introduction, especially if you are a longtime listener of perfume room, but I'm going to

give her one anyway. Professionally, Liz is one of the most in-demand editorial photographers

and photo editors working today. She is a true generational talent, a photographer, creative director,

and visual storyteller, and whether it's portraits, still life, or commercial work, Liz

brings her signature style that I would best describe as vibrant, maximalist, and playfully absurd.

Her work is nostalgic, and it's funny, in a way that invites all of us to be in on the joke or the

reference, which is something that you definitely feel with her fragrance alter ego,

Base Note Bitch, which is an absolute must follow if you do not already.

Like opening up a time capsule, Liz's Base Note Bitch project captures the most iconic

sense of the 80s, 90s, and early

aughts in a way that so humorously and incisively captures every emotion, every hobby,

lifestyle choice, and ultimately the essence of all of us who wore them.

Pereglase, K1, Ferenheit, Pink sugar, Georgio. It's all in the BasinoteBitch project, which you can find

at basnotepbitch.com. Liz and I both have some fun, new exciting additions to our collections

since we last spoke. And also, you'll hear in this episode, I got a whole perfume wardrobe,

which Liz raids and picks

out some stuff that she is interested in smelling. And that is what you will hear today.

Where does two gals who love perfume and want to gab about it?

Before we dive into this week's episode, a quick thank you to this month's sponsor, Goldfield

and Banks. Goldfield and

Banks is a luxury fragrance brand that showcases Australia's native botanicals with a touch

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