...try Epimedes, but no.The tag line for one fragrance was "Aren't you wearing ... (insert perfume)?"For the other, think of the song "That's why the lady is a...

...I'm pretty much shooting in the dark here. Are we talking about "Crêpe de Chine" by any chance? That would explain the housewives-from-the-fifties association... I have no idea if Madame Millot, the founder, was a hairdresser though. No wait, she did produce some hair ointment (thank you Wikipédia). And it was apparently a big hit - Pommade à la Graisse d'Ours (seriously, bear grease??) As for the slutty teenage daughter, I'd go with "Insolent / L'Insolent" then.

...Kissesunless we are talking here about Hershey's candies, in which case I choose Hugs :wink: and since we are on the topic,Milk chocolate or dark?

...ScentFan:That's beginning to happen. I smell something new and think..Oh, that's just like X and I don't buy it. Before when it was all new I bought perfumes I wouldn't buy now.Apicius:The good news is that once you have spent the value of a well-equipped VW Golf you start buying less. You realise that most of the new perfumes resemble something you already have in your collection, and they are hardly better. :)Agree 100%. Good finds have become pretty rare for me lately. Last year I bought one bottle, to be exact. Or maybe I'm not "with it" anymore.

..."La fille de Berlin" is said to be inspired by Marlene Dietrich. "La vierge de fer" has a connection to Joan of Arc. Uncle Serge offers a pretty convoluted explanation here: http://www.osmoz.com/inspiration/osmoz-magazine/103/flowers-femininity-inspiration-5-questions-for-serge-lutens That leaves us with the last clue... and Jeux de Peau it is not (but a clever answer anyway!)Since now we know that Serge Lutens is our man, I know it's not going to take that long to figure out the last correct answer, so let's move on... the last pic was meant to be a pun on "Fille en aiguilles" (all those needles, and the baby hedgehog could quite possibly be a girl, couldn't she?)

...You are halfway there, Triffid. It's more straightforward than that though, just think French!

...patch combo be acceptable? There are lots of beauties in that category if you're not averse to smelling a bit floral.Thanks, Cryptic! Since you and Epimedes have suggested Coromandel I'll have to raid Lady Grey's sample collection. It's not a fragrance she wears so I have no memory of it... have suggested Coromandel I'll have to raid Lady Grey's sample collection. It's not a fragrance she wears so I have no memory of it. Epimedes, I will certainly look into your suggestions; they seem very promising. Thank you...

...What about "Coromandel" and "Bornéo 1834"? In my view, both represent a 'dusty' rather than 'oily' kind of patch. For a very light and dry patchouli, I would also suggest Keiko Mecheri's "Patchoulissime" (the name is really a misnomer, the patch here murmurs, not roars). "Nombril Immense" by ELdO is another patchouli-centric scent that I find pretty tame and short-lived, at least on my skin.

...Meat :twisted: A recyclable paper bag or reusable plastic shopping bag?

...Three scents, one house

...Thanks *gets up and walks unsteadily toward the bar again*

...Demeter seems to have a well-stocked bar :Pso, let's see..."The only American invention as perfect as the sonnet" MartiniBarbaric bubbly Champagne BrutWhat you get when vodka meets coffee liqueur Black RussianFamous street in New OrleansBourbonWomen's magazine which featured a nude photo of Senator Scott Brown CosmopolitanWhat to drink when searching for a lost shaker of salt in the arcticFrozen Margarita Signature drink of the Kentucky DerbyMint Julep

...Oh, but it was, Cincy, even though it wasn't done in the usual way. My Halloween Hussy clue was a transparent attempt to shanghai Epimedes into taking a turn. The answer was Pumpkin Strumpet, which was his guess for the previous clue. We're being very relaxed these days. In fact, let...

...but it was, Cincy, even though it wasn't done in the usual way. My Halloween Hussy clue was a transparent attempt to shanghai Epimedes into taking a turn. The answer was Pumpkin Strumpet, which was his guess for the previous clue. We're being very relaxed these days. In fact, let...

..."Oscar Intense" ?

..."The Fragrance" by Donald Trump it is indeed!I was thinking Pipette would the first to guess that, but she's apparently busy watching the new season of The Apprentice :lol: http://www.parfumo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1775&highlight=

...so easy, Epimedes!Something by Hugo Boss perhaps? As we're talking about either winning or being fired, I'll offer up "Boss Number One" .EDIT: Aha - I was sort of on...

...BottleCristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi?

...Did I just win without entering? I love this game! 8)Here's an easy one:This fragrance suits a man's attireIf his hair looks tired and thin.And when he thinks he's going to win,It'll call his name and get him fired!

...pressure, Epimedes, but it would be fab if you took a turn...