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Is Patchouli Making a Comeback?The earthy, bohemian scent is no longer just for hippies |
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Patchouli did become extremely popular in the late 60's with the hippie movement thanks to the natural, herbaceous scent (thought to mask the smell of cannabis or lack of deodorant) thus giving it a bad rap. Perfumers today are introducing patchouli into lighter, fresher scents and the results are magical. Patchouli, when blended with other fragrances, creates a sexy, earthy, yet refined concoction that we just love. Check out some of our favorite patchouli-laced fragrances that are fresh and new, but slightly reminiscent of decades past.
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