| “I start with a tune in my head,” says Isabelle Ramsay-Brackstone. It’s a tune she plays with for weeks, sometimes for years, by adding notes, taking them away, adding others until she gets the symphony right. But it’s not music she’s making; it’s perfume, perfume for Lili Bermuda at the Bermuda Perfumery, which she owns and operates in the heart of St. George’s. She has always been in love with perfume, even as a child when she breathed in the scents of ... | |
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