Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab Explained

Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab, also known as BPAL, is an online retailer of indie perfumes. BPAL is owned by Elizabeth Moriarty Barrial and Brian Constantine and is based in Philadelphia.

Influences and inspirations

Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab's perfumes are often inspired by works of art, mythology, folk superstitions, voodoo, classical literature, historical figures, pirates,^[1] and carnivals. Themes include aromatherapy, locations both real and fictional, devilish garden plantings, role playing games, fairy tales, vampire lore, gothic and pagan themes, Lovecraftian mythos, Japanese "Shunga" artwork and deities and concepts from various pantheons.

Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab has also worked with and licensed the rights to create products based on media such as Guillermo del Toro's film, Crimson Peak.,^[2] Pretty Deadly,^[3] Only Lovers Left Alive,^[4] Sherlock Holmes,^[5] Fraggle Rock, Labyrinth, Paranorman, The Last Unicorn, Hellboy, Witchblade, David Mack's Kabuki, and Neil Gaiman's books.

External links

• Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab
• List of celebrity-branded fragrances

Notes and References

1. Web site: Bilge Monkey's "Black Phoenix Alchemy" Review . 2007-02-23.
2. Web site: VEGAS 2015: Legendary details partners for Crimson Peak, Warcraft and Krampus. Langsworthy. Billy. June 5, 2015.
3. Web site: Wakelin. Nicole. Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab Takes On Kelly Sue DeConnick's Pretty Deadly. GeekMom. 10 June 2014.
4. Web site: Ratcliffe. Amy. Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab's Only Lovers Left Alive Perfume Oils. geek with curves.
5. Web site: Our Current Obsession: Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab . bust.com . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20150129030900/http://bust.com/our-current-obsession-black-phoenix-alchemy-lab.html . 2015-01-29.