August 02, 2011

Studio Loaded with Ammunition for Nose

Fort Wayne, IN – In the first light of day, the scent of a dew-drenched garden is earthy, floral, airy.

Renée Gabet captures this essence as she blends oils into a perfume that will be named Morning Garden.

Roses grow at its heart, musk covers the ground and delicate hints of water add a decorative touch, she explains, as she carefully mixes the oils, considering several rose-scented blends from the dozens of small bottles that line the shelves at Annie Oakley Perfumery Studio in Ligonier.

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Fort Wayne, IN – In the first light of day, the scent of a dew-drenched garden is earthy, floral, airy.

Renée Gabet captures this essence as she blends oils into a perfume that will be named Morning Garden.

Roses grow at its heart, musk covers the ground and delicate hints of water add a decorative touch, she explains, as she carefully mixes the oils, considering several rose-scented blends from the dozens of small bottles that line the shelves at Annie Oakley Perfumery Studio in Ligonier.

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