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Donald Trump used a photo featuring First Lady Jill Biden to promote his new line of perfumes and colognes, "Fight, Fight, Fight," on his Truth Social platform. The image, taken at the reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral, was used with the tagline "A FRAGRANCE YOUR ENEMIES CAN'T RESIST!" The Biden administration has not commented on the use of the photo.
Scientists warn about the health risks of phthalates, chemicals used in perfumes and other self-care products to prolong scent. Phthalates are known endocrine disruptors linked to developmental issues in children and cardiovascular disease in adults. Despite being banned in children's toys, they remain prevalent in many consumer products. Experts recommend avoiding added fragrances and opting for phthalate-free alternatives to reduce exposure. While some argue the data on human harm is insufficient, animal studies suggest significant risks, prompting calls for more cautious consumer choices.
Sephora's biannual Savings Event is underway, offering discounts on fragrances. With a wide selection to choose from, a fragrance enthusiast shares her top 10 perfume picks for the event, emphasizing the importance of finding scents worth investing in. Rouge members receive 20% off, while VIB and Insider members receive 15% and 10% off, respectively.
A professor discovered a lump of ambergris, also known as "floating gold," worth $545,000 in the entrails of a dead sperm whale. Ambergris is a rare substance found floating in the sea and is highly valued for its use in high-end perfumes. It is formed when indigestible parts of cephalopods stick together in a whale's intestines. The scarcity of ambergris and its use in perfumes contribute to its high price. While synthetic alternatives exist, ambergris is still used in French perfumes, although its use is illegal in the US.