The Black Dahlia case shocked early Hollywood and to this day remains unsolved. One clue was the mysterious perfume bottle she left behind.

Would you enter the poison garden at Alnwick Castle?

Elizabeth Bathory, known as the Blood Countess, was said to have used a perfume made from the blood of virgins. Let’s talk about it!

The Titanic Talk Podcast reached out to me to tell the tale of Adolph Saalfeld, a perfumer aboard the doomed ship. His perfume vials were recovered intact almost a century later. Listen to the episode to learn more about the Titanic perfumes as well as the other scents Edwardian era people were wearing!

I created a booklet for all of my travelers on my recent Paris perfume trip. I’m making it available for you to download, free! Enjoy!

Sisi, Austria’s fairy tale Empress, did not like perfume. However, she did like to spritz her floor-length hair with two perfumes that you can still get to this day.

Thank you to Kim Holcomb and King5 for featuring Immortal Perfumes on Evening! Watch the full segment.

In an effort to make my life easier and my website less overwhelming on you, I’m trying out a new seasonal schedule. I will keep 12 perfumes in stock year round and then have a rotating schedule for the rest. If your favorite is out of season, simply visit its page to get on the restock list to be notified when its back in season!

JT Siems gave a perfume history lecture in Seattle on June 4 as part of the new perfume culture series, Free the Nose.

Parfums de Marcy was known for its novelty perfume bottles. The orange slices are perhaps the best known but watch for more information on these fascinating antique perfume bottles!

Hello dear friends of Immortal Perfumes!

I do my best to keep my prices accessible so that everyone can experience my perfumes. But due to a few things - growth, ongoing supply issues, and just the cost of both shipping and materials skyrocketing - I’ve made the difficult decision to increase my prices starting in October.