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Photos from Strange Invisible Perfumes's post 09/25/2026

Saturday’s full moon is in Pisces, the zodiac’s resident dreamer. Since the moon rules the innermost self, expect your feelings and fantasies to turn all the way up!

To set the mood, we’re wearing Pisces Eau de Parfum. Hypnotic night-blooming jasmine, lush kewda, and sparkling lime mingle with meditative frankincense and grounding cedarwood to spark creativity and keep you centered as you wander the wilder reaches of your imagination.

Photos from Strange Invisible Perfumes's post 09/24/2026

The fall forecast calls for fresh and shimmering botanicals! Musc Botanique has the Town & Country seal of approval, with author Roxanne Adamiyatt calling it “the kind of scent that evokes the quiet of dawn during the days where shadow overtakes light.”

Photos from Strange Invisible Perfumes's post 09/23/2026

Right on cue, autumn makes its entrance. Today light and dark are in perfect balance, and every scent in the crisp air signals change.

Photos from Strange Invisible Perfumes's post 09/18/2026

After months of balmy weather, we’re more than ready for the coziness of fall. While it’s still a touch early for knitwear, our fragrance wardrobe is already layering up, starting with Musc Botanique.

A versatile base with crystalline depth and texture, Musc Botanique has a way with roses. Layer it with these cool, crisp rose compositions to add warmth and dimension, and watch them bloom into something new—sunlit and shimmering.

Photos from Strange Invisible Perfumes's post 09/16/2026

For an invisible art form, perfume has a rather ornate past.  

One of the most charming chapters in fragrance history stars what we call “Objets D’art:” fashionable little scent vessels once flaunted across the Western world. 

First protective charms in the Middle Ages before becoming status symbols in the Victorian era, these redolent curiosities trace how perfumery evolved alongside our taste for ritual and beauty. 

Perhaps it’s time to bring them back into vogue...

Photos from Strange Invisible Perfumes's post 09/15/2026

From fresh herbaceous roses and soft resins to salty sea air perfumed by wild cypress trees, these three ethereal fragrances balance woodsy warmth with an airy, weightless lift.

Musc Botanique 🌲Woodland greenery sparkles through crystalline notes of botanical musk.

Aquarian Rose 🍃 Crisp leaves and fresh-cut stems hover over a cool, translucent base of sandalwood.

Peloponnesian 🍊Sea-kissed woods meld with sunlit citruses and resins, soft as a Grecian sunset.

Photos from Strange Invisible Perfumes's post 09/11/2026

Now through October 25th, Venus is in Scorpio. As if this transit weren’t intense enough, starting October 3rd, Venus will station in retrograde. The moment brings hidden truths, deeper intimacy, and emotional transformation…all while challenging you to question what you thought you knew about love and desire. 

Buckle up, it will be a revelatory ride! Here’s what to expect from Venus’s journey through Scorpio, plus the botanical essences that can help you face whatever surfaces with courage.

Photos from Strange Invisible Perfumes's post 09/10/2026

The power of perfume is that it can return us, so suddenly, to another time, place, or feeling. 

Smell is our most primal and enigmatic sense, after all. It travels directly to the brain’s limbic system, where memory and emotion reside. 

It’s no wonder so many writers have tried to put this olfactory phenomenon into language. Here, a few of those passages to ponder…

Photos from Strange Invisible Perfumes's post 09/08/2026

Marie Claire’s fragrance aficionados have spoken! Fair Verona was crowned the best warm jasmine perfume in their roundup of “jasmine fragrances that put a luxe spin on classic florals.” 🤍

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