How to Choose an Appropriate Perfume?
by Akash Sharma Akash SharmaHumans, much
like animals, are territorial and possess the desire to mark their
territories. So it is not for no reason that personalized items are all the rage. A perfume is an accessory that is unique to every
person. Several factors come into play, from your personality to your skin
type, when choosing a scent for yourself.
Here are a
few tips to keep in mind when you first venture on your olfactory journey:
●
Note the Notes
Every perfume
is made up of a number of different scents. Each of these notes works in tandem
to prepare the all-over scent that we experience. Some typical notes are
floral, citrus, musk, etc. Bloom Eau de Parfum by Gucci and Miss Dior by
Cristian Dior are some exquisite floral perfumes, while Jo
Malone London perfume is an example of a citrus scent.
● Pay Heed To The Concentration
Contrary to
popular belief that all perfumes evaporate and cease to be effective after a
stipulated period of time, perfumes owe their longevity to their concentration.
Parfums are most concentrated. They also last the longest and are the most
expensive. Eau de toilette and eau de cologne follow close behind with 6 hours
and 2 hours long life, respectively. So choose your scent, keeping your needs
in mind.
● Spray Wisely
It is always
better to spray your scent on the areas of your body that are covered with thin
skin. This is because the scent will be warmed due to the blood flow and keep
evaporating from time to time. Spray your perfume on the inside of your wrists,
behind your ears, on the nape of your neck, and on your belly. Another good
idea is to spray your perfume right after your bath, as moist skin traps the
perfume molecules better.
● Always Test Your Scent
Each person
has a unique set of pheromones. These might work well with perfume or might
clash with it and subdue its effect. It is always a good idea to spray a bit of
the fragrance and observe its effect over a period of time. This will help you
discern how your chemical makeup reacts to the chemicals of the perfume.
● Keep Your Personality in Mind
This might
appear like an ambiguous tip, but it does matter. Certain scents are bold and
strong with pronounced flavors like cinnamon, rose, star anise, etc. At the
same time, scents that have vanilla, sugar, or jasmine are milder. Scents like
musk and rose are usually associated with a sultry or romantic personality.
● Occasions Matter
Floral and
citrus notes work well for a day gathering where you want to wear something
light, while bolder and more romantic scents work well for more glamorous
gatherings in the evenings.
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