Perfumes

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81 books

Perfume

Patrick Süskind

1986 ★ 3.9

The complete book of incense, oils & brews

Scott Cunningham

1989 ★ 3.6

Magical aromatherapy

Scott Cunningham

1989

Undine, eine Erzählung

Friedrich de la Motte-Fouqué, Friedrich Heinrich Kar La Motte-Fouqué

1845

The Secret of Scent

Luca Turin

2006

Making Soaps & Scents

Catherine Bardey

1999

Essence and Alchemy

Mandy Aftel

2001

Perfumes

Luca Turin

2009 ★ 4.0

Sacred Luxuries

Lise Manniche

1999

The Emperor of Scent

Chandler Burr

2002

The Formulation and Preparation of Cosmetics, Fragrances and Flavors

Louis Appell

1994

Good Gifts from the Home

Kelly Reno

2000

Making potpourri, soaps & colognes

David A. Webb

1988

Winx club

Nickelodeon (Television network)

2013 ★ 4.3

The perfume collector

Kathleen Tessaro

2013

PERFUMES, SPLASHES AND COLOGNES

Nancy M. Booth

1997

Perfume

Karen Gilbert

2013

Perfumery and kindred arts

R. S. Cristiani

1877

Natural perfume materials

Y. R. Naves

1947

Lotions, soaps, and scents

Anne Gillespie Lewis

1975

Perfumes

Hereward Carrington

1947

Perfumery

Glen Pownall

1974

Fragrance

Beverly Plummer

1975

Perfume

Cathy Newman

1998

The book of perfumes

Eugene Rimmel

1865

The scented woman

Maribeth Riggs

1992

The essence of beauty

Aytoun Ellis

1960

EveryWoman's guide to ageless natural beauty

Sally Freeman

2000

Perfumes and their preparation

George William Askinson

1890

Perfume

Lizzie Ostrom

2016

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