Grooming

Helena Christensen and Elizabeth Gaynes teamed up to create Strangelove, a uniquely imaginative perfume company based in New York City.

Their solid construction and sharp foil heads blast through stubble with relative ease.

In “Perfume: Sculpture of the Invisible,” the award-winning perfumer proves scent can touch all of the senses.

Set the mood right, whether it’s your first date or your 51st.

These products may not be able to stop the clock, but they aim to slow it down considerably.

Perfumer Nuria Crulles set up an “olfactory laboratory” to re-examine vanilla, oud, and iris root through a contemporary lens.

The fragrant wood’s grounded and alluring aroma helps it feel right on the money this time of year.

The anti-aging expert has been studying inflammation and wellness for over 25 years. She’s just getting started.

The sometimes polarizing resin has never smelled better—and these compliment-earning scents prove it.