Imagine this: You’re watching your mother prepare for an evening out, the soft rustle of her dress filling the room as she reaches into her handbag for a small, elegant vial. A quick flick, and the air around her is suddenly alive with a divine fragrance, light yet mesmerizing. This
Imagine this: You’re watching your mother prepare for an evening out, the soft rustle of her dress filling the room as she reaches into her handbag for a small, elegant vial. A quick flick, and the air around her is suddenly alive with a divine fragrance, light yet mesmerizing. This wasn’t just any perfume bottle—it was a perfume ampoule, also known as a “perfume nip.” These tiny, beautiful glass containers were the ultimate accessory for women in the 1950s, ’60s,
