Welcome to the perfume room.

My scent of the day today, surprise, is like seven different cents because if you haven't

figured it out by now, I have no self-restraint.

So let's just start with the first

thing I put on today, which was indeed, I don't know what, by Dia Sundurga. If you like another 13,

if you like not a perfume, if you like Namat, Amber, you need to go try, I don't know what.

It is in that family of just amazing, clean, easy to wear, easy to layer skin sense.

But this one just has a beautiful beginning, middle, and end, which makes perfect sense,

as you'll hear in the interview, because today's guests are David and Kavimaltz,

the creators of D.S. Enderga. This interview is sur good. But then I also received the new

discovery kit from Commodities relaunch and I was like, oh, I'll try like one or two of these.

True to myself, I got carried away and I sprayed like five different perfumes on one wrist and

now I can't tell what's what and I'm wearing like every perfume in the entire collection.

And you know what? I smell fucking good. My perfume juice of the day is a rant and that is on

1969's newest fragrance Chinese tobacco. Shout out to oh shoot it's Ali who DM me the scoop on

this. I feel like Ali is my source of tea if anyone listening to this would also similarly like to always

send me fragrance gossip. You know I'm always here for it. So Ali sent me this post and I did more

research and I found that Yosh Han, the creator of scent festival, which is a digital

scent festival whose mission is to decolonize scent and highlight intersectionality in perfumery.

Anyway, scent festival had posted about 1969's newest release Chinese tobacco. This fragrance, like the description of this fragrance just bothers me so much.

It has since been updated, but I'm going to read you what originally was written.

Again, as you know, apologize for the sirens.

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