The Non-Blonde Reviews Sandal Ale and Musk Malabi

Sandal Ale got noticed by Gaia from The Non Blonde: "The tension between raw wood, apricots preserved in cognac, and old-fashioned ginger ale that captures your attention and causes the age-old wrist-to-nose compulsion".

And this is what Gaia had for Musk Malabi: "A treat for musk-heads... I want to bathe in this stuff". 

To read the full review, visit The Non Blonde. Leave a comment at her blog and/or below for a chance to win a sample of each!  

Media Clips: Gaia's Favourite Coffee Perfumes, and Poetic Reviews by NaturalPerfumery.ru

Visit NaturalPerfumery.ru to read Anna Zworykina's reviews of Espionage, Film Noir  and l’Écume des Jours. Her reviews are as poetic as her perfumes!
And - Gaia from The Non Blonde has included Finjan in "My Favourite Coffee Perfumes". 

2013 Indie FiFi® Nominees

 This morning I got the exciting news that Treazon by Ayala Moriel Parfums has been confirmed as an official 2013 Indie FiFi® nominee. 
The winner of the “Indie” FiFi Award will be announced at the “Indie” FiFi ceremony to be held at Elements Showcase in New York city on Monday, Jan 28 at 7pm.
I'm looking forward to see who the other nominees are - and will post a link for the full list as soon as it becomes available.
Update: The nominee list can be found here.

It's very heartwarming to see how well received Treazon is - I just recently found out that is was chosen as "sexiest perfume of the year" by The Non-Blonde!

Etrog Reviewed by The Non-Blonde

Visit The Non-Blonde to read Gaia's review of my newest Etrog Oy de Cologne, alongside l'Arquiste's l'Etrog.
"Ayala Moriel's Etrog feels almost meditative: uplifting at first and then calming. Like the rare and expensive Etrog fruit itself, the perfume is almost mystical".

Espionage Reviewed by The Non-Blonde

Read what Gaia Fishler of The Non-Blonde has to say about Espionage.
I'm so thrilled that my very own signature perfume is being loved. Thank you!

Épice Sauvage Featured on The Non-Blonde

"Ayala (...) is a jasmine sorceress. She takes this somewhat problematic note and brings out the best in it. Hot summer nights in a beautiful faraway land, the sensuality and the more delicate aspects of jasmine are woven together with the spices into a heady perfume that is all silk and color".

Visit The Non-Blonde to read Gaia's review of Épice Sauvage in it's entirety.

P.s. Personally, I think the sorcery belongs entirely to the jasmine flower itself! Anything this essence touches turns into magic!