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Scenterprises is thrilled to be collaborating with GRAMERCY PARK FLOWER SHOP for a Flower/Fragrance Workshop to Excite the Senses!

Have a desire to learn about flowers and how to keep them looking their best? Searching for something a little untraditional to do with your friends this season? With our exciting new workshop series, you can learn from our expert designers how to properly arrange flowers to create a beautifully hand crafted arrangement and even create your own personalized perfume, compliments of Scenterprises. Combined with wine and cheese, you've got the perfect night out in New York City! Select from our classes in our Dumbo, Brooklyn location, or bring the party to you in the comfort of your own home or office! http://www.gramercyflowers.com/category-s/1830.htm

Taylor Stein of Spafinder.com goes on a Scentsational perfume journey with Sue Phillips at The Scentarium.

View the Scentarium on 85 Franklin St in New York, NY and embark on your own scent experience here.  

Sue Phillips - Leading Bespoke Perfume Designer

To learn how to design your own bespoke perfume, why not attend a Fragrance Workshop at The Scentarium in trendy TriBeCa - NYC or treat your self to the new Scentarium Deluxe Perfume Making Kit.                   

LUCILLE KHORNAK HOSTS A VIEWING OF HER ART PHOTOGRAPHY AND LUXURY PERFUME BLENDING SESSION FEATURING EXPERT BLENDER, SUE PHILLIPS ( creator of Tiffany, Burberry and more) AT THE LUCILLE KHORNAK GALLERY IN BRIDGEHAMPTON TO CELEBRATE ART HAMPTONS WEEKEND. STOP BY AND VIEW THE ART PHOTOGRAPHY OF LUCILLE KHORNAK AND CREATE YOUR VERY OWN ESSENCE ALL PARTICIPANTS AT THE EVENT CARRY HOME THEIR VERY OWN PERFUME. PRICES ON REQUEST. WHAT: LUCILLE KHORNAK EXHIBITION AND SCENTARIUM LUXURY PERFUME BLENDING EVENT WHERE: THE LUCILLE KHORNAK GALLERY 2400 MONTAUK HIGHWAY across from Bobby Van's BRIDGEHAMPTON

BETWEEN CHURCH & BROADWAY www.scenterprises.com  VIEW MAP » WHEN:July12th, 2014, 4pm - 7pm

Crains Business News discovers the new and interesting opportunities now available in designing your own perfumes with Scenterprises.

https://www.crainsnewyork.com/article/20140304/SMALLBIZ/303029994/niche-perfumers-sniff-opportunity

Up until last month, Ishir*, 14, hadn't smelled food — his favorite scent — for six months.

It started in November of last year, when he first lost his olfactory sense after contracting COVID-19. Of course, he's not alone in his experience: roughly 80 percent of people have reported anosmia, or a diminished sense of smell, as a symptom of the virus. What's more, a study by the American Academy of Neurology shows that half of people who lost their sense of smell had not regained it even five or more months later. Ishir fell in the latter category, often called "long-haulers" by members of COVID support groups.

"It was a rough first few months, but after a while you get used to it, unfortunately," he said, adding that nothing he tried worked. Then, after countless desperate Google searches, his mother came across a potential solution: veteran perfumer Sue Phillips.

Phillips had launched a scent therapy healing program amid the pandemic at her Upper East Side boutique in New York City, where she has helped more than 20 COVID survivors retrain their noses to smell again with targeted fragrance training. Clients could also book sessions via Zoom.

Read more: https://www.popsugar.com/beauty/covid-sensory-loss-scent-training-48362784

 Tune In for the Fragrance, Stay for the Fashion!  Meet the Scent Whisper, helping  heal those who suffered Covid 19 smell loss! Meet Sue Phillips, who is known lately as the "ScentWhisperer!" Her signature works are with Burberry and Tiffany, today, she is healing people with helping regain their sense of smell, lost due to Covid 19. T. Coffee will be telling her magical story LIVE from her House of Fragrance on 64th Street in Manhattan, a must see.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuTV_1XvoPE

Fragrance designer and expert Sue Phillips is credited with helping COVID-19 long haulers regain their sense of smell.

Doctors say she is like a physical therapist for the nose.

Lyss Stern isn't someone who's easily rattled.

The 47-year-old mother of three is a self-titled "mom-preuner."

She's written books, even launched a mask design kit for kids, but COVID-19 threw her.

"I lost my taste and smell. I developed tinnitus, ringing in my ears, which I still have today," Stern said. "Fatigue — insane, conjunctivitis in my eyes."

That was last March. Today, she can only taste about 10 foods.

She takes about 50 vitamins a day and is thankful for the energy she musters to walk her dog around the block.

https://www.abcactionnews.com/news/national/coronavirus/fragrance-designer-helps-covid-19-long-haulers-regain-sense-of-smell