Re: Ayala Moriel's Espionage rated 9/10 on PerfumeCritic.com

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<snip> Espionage is my signature perfume, and is now starting to gain a

> growing popularity. It's a leathery, musky, vanillic oriental.>

> Marlen from the PerfumeCritic.com blog has reviewed it and rated it at

> 9 out of 10 (the whole idea of anybody rating a scent that I made and

> giving it a number was quite threatening to me, but now that it

> already happened to one of my scents I think I could live with the

> concept...).

> Ayala Sender, Perfumer

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Wonderful review Ayala, congrats.

Tammy

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That is WICKED AWESOME! A little external validation is always great for moral,

especially when you craft your own products. Congrats!

iel

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From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of Ayala Sender

Sent: Monday, October 02, 2006 10:01 PM

Subject: Ayala Moriel's Espionage rated 9/10 on

PerfumeCritic.com

Espionage is my signature perfume, and is now starting to gain a

growing popularity. It's a leathery, musky, vanillic oriental.

Marlen from the PerfumeCritic.com blog has reviewed it and rated it

at

9 out of 10 (the whole idea of anybody rating a scent that I made

and

giving it a number was quite threatening to me, but now that it

already happened to one of my scents I think I could live with the

concept...).

Here is the link to the review of Espionage:

http://www.perfumecritic.com/blog/_archives/2006/10/1/2378679.html

<http://www.perfumecritic.com/blog/_archives/2006/10/1/2378679.html>

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Ayala Sender, Perfumer

Ayala Moriel Parfums

http://www.AyalaMoriel.com/ <http://www.AyalaMoriel.com/>

My SmellyBlog: http://SmellyBlog.com/ <http://SmellyBlog.com/>

Signature Perfumes ~ Perfumed Jewelery ~ Fragrance Consultant

On-Line

Nice, Ayala, very nice. Kudos and keep up the good work.

(Picture us throwing flowers from the cheering throng!)

Be Well,

Marcia Elston http://www.wingedseed.com

" Give thanks for a little and you will find a lot. " Hausa Saying from

Nigeria

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Ayala Sender <ayala@...> wrote: Espionage is my signature

perfume, and is now starting to gain a

growing popularity. It's a leathery, musky, vanillic oriental.

Marlen from the PerfumeCritic.com blog has reviewed it and rated it at

9 out of 10 (the whole idea of anybody rating a scent that I made and

giving it a number was quite threatening to me, >>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>>>

Warm congraturlation Ayala

Janita

ascent

www.hayspace.co.uk

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>

> > Espionage is my signature perfume, and is now starting to gain a

> > growing popularity. It's a leathery, musky, vanillic oriental.

>

> That's great Ayala!

>

> I'm not sure I like what was said about Natural Perfumery on the

> whole, however, keep up with your obviously gorgeous perfumes and you

> may just turn the critic. Well done!

>

> Have a wonderful day!

> Trudi

Thank you all for congratulating me - I really appreciate you taking

the time to read that review! It's really exciting to see Natural

Perufmery making it to the perfume blogs and getting recognized by

perfume connoiseurs and alternative as well as conventional media.

Trudi,

I think what Marlen was saying is just another step for us braking the

myths that natural perufmes are just lame aromatherapy synergies

(which is what most people out there thing, if they haven't

experienced our perfumes). He stated that he is into store-bought

fragrances, and I think that just makes his enthusiasm seem more

genuine and convincing - and will get more people interested in what

we are doing.

We still have a few barriers to break with the public perceptions of

what we do and the results that can be achieved with natural materials

alone.

We have lots of things going on publicity wise - I am getting more and

more (unsolicited, I may add) media interest - like the chocolate

article I posted earlier. I haven't even got my press release out and

there is already interest in natural perfumery from NP.com, the Guild

website and last but not least - our very active and fascinating

blogs. I am very pleased to see the results, which really will pave

the way for more natural perfumers in this group in the future!

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Ayala Sender, Perfumer

Ayala Moriel Parfums

http://www.AyalaMoriel.com/

My SmellyBlog: http://SmellyBlog.com/

Signature Perfumes ~ Perfumed Jewelery ~ Fragrance Consultant On-Line

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At 03:47 AM 10/3/2006, you wrote:

> > Espionage is my signature perfume, and is now starting to gain a

> > growing popularity. It's a leathery, musky, vanillic oriental.

>

>That's great Ayala!

>

>I'm not sure I like what was said about Natural Perfumery on the

>whole, however, keep up with your obviously gorgeous perfumes and you

>may just turn the critic. Well done!

It's going to be a one-by-one task to win over the skeptics. For too

many years, they have thought aromatherapy blends, while pleasant,

were natural perfumes. Not true, as we know. They also thought the

rather amateurish blends sold at flea markets, or in health food

stores, many of which had synths, were natural perfumes, since they

were sold as such.

Now that natural perfumers are getting samples out, educating the

perfume lovers on the blogs and forums as to what real natural

perfumery is, we're winning them over.

Anya McCoy

Anya's Garden of Natural Perfume http://anyasgarden.com

Artisan Natural Perfumers Guild http://artisannaturalperfumers.org

Natural Perfumers Chat Group

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