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Smell Ya Later

Smell Ya Later
Fragrance
Perfume
Fragrance Industry
Beauty Industry
Scent Memory
Die Hot With a Vengeance
Fragrance Events
Beauty Standards
Social Media
Boy Smells
Personal Experiences
Mental Health
Nostalgia
Fragrance Development
Lube
Sol De Janeiro
Glossier
Bianco Profumo
Vanilla
Rare Beauty

Two friends from the beauty industry chat about all things scent and smell. Every week, Smell Ya Later explores the myriad ways we interact with the aromas and odors in our lives, the scents seared into our memories, and how scent defines the way we envision our future. Hosted by Tynan Sinks & Sable Yong For more info, check out our website: www.smellyalater.live Follow @smellyalater.mp3 on Ins... more

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Beauty industry veteran Melanie Dir is behind some of the coolest creative you've seen at Sephora (Isamaya Beauty, Pat McGrath Labs, Simi Haze...), but grew up steeped in Perfume as the daughter of master perfumer at Mane, Claude Dir. This past year,... more

We have a post-spooky episide this week, in which we are smelling a whole bunch of new smells this week — some new to the world, some newly unembargoed, and some new to us (including but not limited to Dedcool Mocha Magic, Merit New Wave, Jil Sander ... more

Delina is a monoymous name that anyone across PerfumeTok can clock as THE GIRL. As one of the inaugural frgrances that's helped create the moniker PerfumeTok, she's introduced a new generation of fragheads to Parfums de Marly, a fragrance brand that'... more

We welcome Dana Steinfeld, chief innovation officer, blue sky & founder of Anecdotes By Artists, to chat about how beauty incubators bring fragrance brands to life on a mass scale — from Being Frenshe and Fine'ry at Target and Ulta — to now the debut... more

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Recent Guests

Yvan Jacqueline
President of the Americas for Parfums de Marly and Initio
Parfums de Marly
Episode: 250: Delina has always been that girl 💐 [feat. Parfums de Marly]
Dana Steinfeld
Chief innovation officer and founder of Anecdotes By Artists at Maesa
Maesa
Episode: 249: No briefs, all bangers [feat. Anecdotes By Artists]
Nick Axelrod-Welk
Founder and chief janitor and head of HR for Contrapposto
Contrapposto
Episode: 243: Creating fragrance's new benchmarks [feat. Nick Axelrod-Welk of Contrapposto]
Emily Ferber
SVP of Marketing at Athena Club
Athena Club
Episode: 242: What does your everything shower smell like? 🛀 [feat. Emily Ferber]
John Early
Writer, director, comedian; star and co-creator of Maddie's Secret
Maddie's Secret (film)
Episode: 241: 👩‍🍳Gourmaybe she's born with it [feat. John Early] 🎭
Funmi Monet
Founder and CEO of Influxious Fragrances
Influxious Fragrances
Episode: 238: Does skin color inform our ideas on 'skin scents?' [Feat. Influxious by Funmi Monet!]
Sofie Pavitt
Licensed esthetician, founder of Sofie Pavitt Face
Sofie Pavitt Skin / Sofie Pavitt Face
Episode: 233: Not taking scent so seriously [with Sofie Pavitt] 🙂
Bryan Edwards
Co-founder and CEO of Snif
Snif
Episode: 229: Snif passes the test [Feat. Bryan Edwards]
Alexandra Pauly
Founder of Biche, luxury pet grooming brand
Biche
Episode: 228: BICHE mode [feat. Alexandra Pauly of Biche]

Hosts

Tynan Sinks
Host of Smell Ya Later; long-form writer and media personality with a focus on fragrance branding and culture.
Sable Yong
Co-host with a sharp eye for brand storytelling, fragrance trends, and candid industry commentary.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 489 ratings
  • trends not scents

    It’s entertaining but has really become more about marketing and trends in the fragrance industry, not scent itself. Wish they’d dig deeper because they’re both smart and idiosyncratic when they want to be, and obvs have great chemistry

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    enlistener
    United Statesa month ago
  • So much fun

    I love listening to Tynan and Sable talk to each other. I’m perfume-obsessed so hearing them talk trends and what’s going on in the industry is really interesting but best of all they are funny af. They have me lol-ing a lot.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Missybeez71
    United States4 months ago
  • Love it.

    Love it. Sharp, funny, and definitely not for everyone—thank God, because that makes it perfect for me. And if you’re in the market for two new best friends to keep you company on your commute, go for it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Poppyatl
    United Statesa year ago
  • Used to love this

    This was great at the outset, and I still love Tynan. But Sable seems bored, angry, and mean. I feel like Tynan is just dragging her along. I mean, he's doing it, but it's kind of painful to listen to. It's unfortunate because it was such a great concept for a podcast. Also--"You have a brand. So?" If she wasn't so awful and elitist, maybe they'd have some guests.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Snarknarc
    United Statesa year ago
  • Not for me anymore

    I used to be a big fan of this podcast when it first came out. I appreciate the banter and flexibility of including topics adjacent to scent but not directly fragrance related. However, when listening to recent episodes I feel like the vibes have changed from curious and excited to judgy and snarky. Fragrances that aren’t personally for them are framed as bad rather than appreciated for the fact that they are still a quality fragrance/art form created by an expert. I just don’t want to listen to... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    don’t stare at me
    United States2 years ago

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The hosts are funny, informed, and honest about perfumes and beauty. Banter plus strong guest insights make it a go-to for fragrance fans.
Listeners praise chemistry and guest variety, though some note sound quality issues and occasional snark.
Across episodes, fans appreciate deep dives into fragrance business and narrative, with standout guest moments and live-event coverage.

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250: Delina has always been that girl 💐 [feat. Parfums de Marly]
Q: What do you think makes a fragrance viral?
Jacqueline says social media can accelerate awareness, but the brand does not control TikTok. He believes lasting success comes from people enjoying a fragrance and sharing it, not simply from celebrity exposure or promotion.
250: Delina has always been that girl 💐 [feat. Parfums de Marly]
Q: When Delina was created, did you expect it would have that effect? What do you think makes it so resonant?
Jacqueline says he liked Delina but did not foresee its success. He describes its launch as an olfactive miracle, pointing to its balanced, happy character and the way its natural ingredients smell different on different people.
249: No briefs, all bangers [feat. Anecdotes By Artists]
Q: How do you navigate dupe culture as somebody in the industry?
Steinfeld says Fine'ry brings popular fragrance trends and experiences to market at an accessible price, and that consumers increasingly use “dupe” to describe a good-value find they want to share.
249: No briefs, all bangers [feat. Anecdotes By Artists]
Q: What does a beauty incubator do?
Steinfeld says Maesa identifies unmet needs and market opportunities, then develops brands and their products, packaging, marketing and operations in-house before launching them.
241: 👩‍🍳Gourmaybe she's born with it [feat. John Early] 🎭
Q: What do you smell like today?
John Early describes smelling like beef tallow from cooking and lingering kitchen aromas, using it to anchor the episode's sensory focus and set a playful, intimate tone.

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A witty, fragrance-forward show where two industry-savvy hosts dissect scent culture, launches, branding, and the role of smell in memory and storytelling. Regular episodes mix trend commentary with interviews from founders, perfumers, and brand creators, plus live events and industry gossip. The tone blends candid banter with sharp analysis, making it a magnet for fragrance enthusiasts who crave insider perspectives on launches, packaging, and the evolving language of scent. A distinctive thread is the way conversations connect beauty, fashion, and media to broader cultural moments, often highlighting indie labels and cross-brand collaborations.

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Recent guests on Smell Ya Later include:

1. Yvan Jacqueline
2. Dana Steinfeld
3. Nick Axelrod-Welk
4. Emily Ferber
5. John Early
6. Funmi Monet
7. Sofie Pavitt
8. Bryan Edwards

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