A historic Tuscan wine vertical took place at Christie’s Auction House in New York City, which cemented the greatness of two ...

Sandalwood, with its oblong light-green leaves and twiggy branches, is a semi-parasitic plant that needs a host tree. It can take up to 30 years for it to be ready for perfume oil extraction.

The Molton Brown Bluebell & Wild Strawberry Eau de Parfum is an ode ... Strangelove’s deadofnight Perfume Oil — a heady elixir of oud, Damask rose, and sandalwood — makes for a decadent, highly ...

Your “something old” or borrowed could be a classic floral beloved by a parent or best friend—perhaps Marc Jacobs Daisy, or even the brand’s latest Daisy Wild Intense, a flanker that’s ...

As a jaw grinder, I am less pained – and less jowly. The man’s a genius. I love a face oil by night, and layered under my SPF. My budget favourite is Q+A Superfood Facial Oil (£8.50 for ...

This warm cologne celebrates sandalwood in a major way. One of the most iconic woods in men’s perfumery, sandalwood can be ...

sandalwood, bergamot, lily and mango wood. The soy wax candle is made using essential oil-based fragrance scents, with a 100 percent cotton wick, and we love the pretty green vessel. Flamingo ...

#PerfumeTok loves this scent from Phlur. It's a true musk, dusted with white florals—and the scent lingers in the best way for hours. The kind of scent that will remind you of a relative or friend, ...

GLOUCESTER, Va.—Americans have long equated energy security with oil. The country wanted as much as possible because of the havoc an interruption to supply—from wars, disasters and political ...

Hailed as 'timeless' and 'feminine', the fragrance features mellow hibiscus and rose petals, creating a delicate and enchanting floral bouquet. Subtle hints of jasmine, spicy sandalwood and warm ...

Currently running at Edinburgh’s Royal Lyceum Theatre is the world premiere of Wild Rose. Decribed by WhatsOnStage’s Scotland-based critic Simon Thompson as having “a powerhouse central protagonist, ...

Our recent study, published in the Journal of Environmental Psychology, outlines the mental wellbeing benefits of wild swimming, and suggests that satisfying psychological needs might underlie this.