
Elise Pearlstine
Elise Pearlstine is an author and expert on the cultural significance of fragrances, particularly in relation to women's history and expression. In her book 'Scent: A Natural History of Fragrance', she explores how women have historically utilized natural scents, from early gardening practices to modern artisan perfumery. Pearlstine highlights the role of fragrance not only as a means of personal adornment but also as a form of healing and expression, particularly among enslaved women who created their own gardens. She emphasizes the growing trend towards sustainably sourced and ethically produced fragrances, reflecting a shift in the fragrance industry towards more inclusive and environmentally conscious practices.
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Elise Pearlstine explains how women have historically used plants and perfume as an outlet and art.
‘Queens to slaves, women used nature’s fragrances to express themselves — and enjoy Earth’s beauty’ | India News

