The result is a cinematic scent, with wet roses, Irish peach skin, and Champaca Absolute. It smells like the sweeping end score to a movie. Ben Gorham has reformulated several of his perfumes to lighter colognes, which are fresher and less perfume-y on the skin.
Sunday Morning smells like crisp newspapers and neatly folded hand-towels alongside a straight razor, with cardamom, lavendar, geranium, vetiver, moss, and patchouli. In true Kors fashion, it smells like a woman who jet sets around the world in private planes and who wears gold and white exclusively in the summer. Already a subscriber? Log in or link your magazine subscription. Account Profile. Parlux makes the cut.
It's also nice to see that the company is not fueling growth through debt. To fuel future growth, Parlux is banking on key licensing agreements. The newly released Paris Hilton fragrance has received the greatest amount of media attention, but the company is also expecting strong sales from licenses formed with tennis star Maria Sharapova and Guess?
Given its clean balance sheet, strong sales, and a nice lineup for future growth, it's worth taking a closer look at its all important cash flow to determine if Parlux remains a deal. Using the sales growth for this year and its pipeline of big name scents as a guide, the stock appears to be reasonably valued at this level.
While Parlux no longer smells like a bargain, it remains a worthy addition to an investor's watch list.
And if the market starts to stink sometime over the next few quarters, take a glance back at Parlux -- you may have sniffed out a buying opportunity. Want continuing coverage on Parlux and other small-cap companies with big opportunities ahead of them?
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This shift is one reason the company is struggling with user growth. Dow 30 36, Nasdaq 15, Russell 2, This fragrance contains essential oils. Any visible particulate is naturally occurring. How to Use: Rollerball: Roll onto the wrists and neck. Spray: Spray onto the wrists and neck from inches away. No controversial chemicals or by-products. Made in the U. Free U.
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