ScentHive Reviews Sunset Beach & Lost Lagoon

Many thanks to Trish Vawter of ScentHive for reviewing Sunset Beach:

"Sunset Beach (...) is milky, smooth and fresh. The overall impression of this fragrance is of creamy woods, gentle spices and a laid back floral flourish. Champaca and ylang ylang reveal themselves in a light, tropical manner that lends a beachy vacation vibe to this perfume, perfect for those of you who love woody florals, but don’t want anything too heavy."

And Lost Lagoon:

"Chypres can be hyper green, icy crisp, or down in the dirt earthy. Lost Lagoon strikes a nice balance, probably because it does not make use of synthetic aldehydes so the initial citrusy-green opening melds gently into its lovely floral heart. "

ScentHive Reviews Vetiver Racinettes Soap

Vetiver Racinettes - new soap!, a photo by Ayala Moriel on Flickr.

Visit ScentHive to read Trish's review of the new Vetiver Racinettes soap bar I created with @OpenSourceSoap. 

Orcas Giveaway Winner!

We have a winner for the Orcas giveaway on ScentHive. Congrats to Bellatrix!
Thank you for everyone for your gracious comments. I'm so happy to have such wonderful customers and supporters of my olfactory art, and am glad that the review of Orcas has peaked the interest of those of you who haven't tried my perfumes quite yet.

ScentHive Orcas Review + Giveaway

"Orcas is expertly blended and as a result the natural materials move like water over a stone, seamlessly and fluidly".

Trish of ScentHive reviews Orcas - my new natural oceanic fragrance. Leave a comment there with your favourite Ayala Moriel perfume and enter to win an Orcas mini!
Can't think of a better way to wrap up this summer (although we have 3 more weeks to go before it's officially fall...).

Cabaret Review on ScentHive

Visit ScentHive to read Trish's review of Cabaret, my rahat-loukum inspired perfume.

OpenSky Project

Trish Vawter of ScentHive has curated a number of natural and organic products on her OpenSky Project webstore, including Espionage, Fête d'Hiver and White Potion.
Thank you to Trish and the OpenSky Project team!