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Spring has sprung in Australia, and with the beautiful warm weather comes days spent in the sunshine and road trips to the ocean. It’s time to pack away the oversized knits and pull out your floral skirts, and head online to grab some of the best picks of the season.  

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Need some help on a fragrance to buy a dad for Father’s Day? Here are some suggestions for 2015.  

One of the many fragrance families is called Aromatic Fougère or Aromatics. ‘Fougère’ translates into  to mean ‘fern’. While associated perfumes are known for the intensive spicy-grass scent, it is far richer than a mere plant smell.  

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It’s that time of the year again. While most of the world pictures Christmas as a time of snow, ugly Christmas sweaters and egg nog, Australians think of beaches, sun tans, and backyard cricket. As warming as an Aussie Christmas is, the fight for festivity is much harder.  

If I pictured my dream bedroom, it would include a large white French-inspired dressing table laden with dozens and dozens of perfume bottles. But, is this realistic? How long do perfumes actually last once opened?