A Midsummer Night's Dream Scent Event Reviews Are Coming In

I mailed my perfume, Fare Thee Well, Nymph, to six of the eleven bloggers participating in the Midsummer Night's Dream Event. To say that I was a little nervous would be an understatement. Truth is my nerves were shot! :) And I believe I am just a little too anxious. Calm it down girl! Did I think I would get slammed in a review? No, not at all. But it does feel like a first-day-at-school moment. Reading the reviews that have come in so far has put me at ease and motivated me at the same time.  I have a long way to go but this event was a good start.

I chose the character Helena as my subject. I found her to be a bit quirky. :) I sympathized with her "plight". I was drawn to her more than any of the other characters and wanted to help her in the same way Oberon wanted to. The difference being that instead of using a flower on the eyes of Demetrius I would use a perfume on Helena, that would draw Demetrius to her.  

I have been delighted with the reviews and appreciate the perspectives of the bloggers, as they have more experience with perfume, both all natural and blended, than I do. As I mentioned above this event has motivated me to work harder.  Thank you to all the bloggers taking time out to review my perfume. I am so very humbled.

Fare Thee Well, Nymph opens with soft tones and simplicity and with the quickness, a whiff of noted woody undertones simmers through validating Helena emotion transformation.

Felicia M. Hazzard, Fragrance Belles-Lettres: The Magazine

I think Fare Thee is very well done. It's a perfume with a backbone surrounded by passion.

Victoria Jent, EauMG

As Helena worries about things she needent this fragrance opens the “upper chakras” to help a person see things for what they are, rather than what you fear them to be.
Monica Skye Miller, Perfume Pharmer



WOW!!!


Whew, now I need to compose myself and act like a professional. ;-)