Even Cowgirls Get the Blues

I saw the image above for the 2012 February issue of Paris Vogue and immediately thought of Chaparral® natural perfume. The history of Chaparral® goes back to 2006 when the formula was slightly different.


Read more details on Chaparral® natural botanical perfume at this link on Fragrantica. In the Spring of 2008 i had to hire an IP lawyer to register the name Chaparral® because a rather large niche perfume company and retailer wanted it. Have you seen the documentaries or read books about the Medicis? Sometimes the perfume world is very much like it.


Find reviews and impressions of Chaparral® at these links:
A Real Bodice Ripper, Perfume Smellin' Things
Trish at Scent Hive
Tom Pease at perfume Smellin' Things

Images: I found the image on ubAWM, as you can see I photo shopped out the type at the top.

Hidalgo

Every once in awhile a bright star will write a review of one of my natural perfumes that brings me to my knees. Beth has done this with her latest post at Perfume Smellin' Things. She has weaved a story that includes Viggo Mortenson in Hidalgo and the wild west. The review includes a giveaway.

Chaparral Perfume; A Real Bodice Ripper

Hidalgo is the perfect hero for this fragrance that embodies both the American Native Indian and cowboy of the California. I re-watched this film the other day, so delicious, here is a clip.