MYOP BLOG

Two MYOP shelves, one formula. Here's how to tell which one belongs on your dresser, and why your first bottle should probably be the smaller one.

That half-used bottle at the back of your shelf might still be fine. Here's how to check, and how to keep the next one fresh.

A paper giant will burn tomorrow at dusk. Here's a five-minute way to burn something of your own, and ten heads to choose from.

A price tag tells you what you pay once. Your skin tells you what you pay for every hour. Here's how to tell the difference.

The "for him" and "for her" split lives on the box, not in the bottle. Here's how to choose a scent by skin and mood instead.

The screen at your grandmother's window and the base note in your bottle are the
same root. Khus, explained properly, and where to smell it.

Three layers, one bottle, eight hours. Here's what's actually happening on your
skin between the first spray and the end of the day.

Ever notice one perfume disappears by noon while another survives the whole day? It's
the percentage inside the bottle, not the brand name on it.

Coconut isn't a beach note. It's a skin note, and it holds its shape on a humid Indian
afternoon better than most citrus does. Six picks, and what to do with them.