Our perfume

Types of our perfumes

There are different types of our perfumes. Each type has something different to offer. Here are the main types of our perfumes:

• Floral

  Floral perfumes are scents that focus on flowers. They smell like roses, orchids, and lavender. Some even smell like flowers not found in nature, like fantasy flowers. The perfume makers extract the flower scents for real perfumes. But for our perfumes, the makers often use synthetic versions of the flower scents. Synthetic scents are cheaper and easier to combine into complex scents than natural ones. Some popular floral perfumes are Chanel No. 5, Marc Jacobs Daisy, and Dior J'adore.

• Fruity

  Fruity perfumes smell like real or made-up fruits. Common fruity scents are apples, strawberries, and citrus scents like oranges. Fruity perfumes can smell sweet or sour. They are especially popular with younger people. That is because fruity scents feel fun and fresh. Some examples of fruity perfumes are Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue, Escada Cherry in the Air, and Clinique Happy.

• Woody

  Woody perfumes have scents like wood, leaves, and plants. They smell like trees, spices, and sometimes animals. These scents come from real trees and plants. But some perfume makers create synthetic versions of woody scents, too. Woody perfumes smell earthy and natural. They are often combined with floral scents to create a balanced perfume. Some examples of woody perfumes are Tom Ford Black Orchid, Gucci Bloom, and Yves Saint Laurent Black Opium.

• Gourmand

  Gourmand perfumes smell like food. They have sweet scents from vanilla, coffee, or chocolate. Some also smell like fruits. Gourmand perfumes are especially popular in the winter. That is because their warm, sweet scents feel cozy. They can smell like any food with a sweet scent. Some examples of gourmand perfumes are Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb, Thierry Mugler Angel, and Prada Candy.

• Citrus

  Citrus perfumes smell like real or synthetic citrus fruits. They smell like oranges, lemons, limes, and grapefruits. Many citrus scents also smell like herbs or spices. That is because these scents are similar to citrus fruits. Citrus perfumes feel refreshing and energizing. They are especially popular in the summer when people want to smell fresh. Some examples of citrus perfumes are Chanel Chance Eau Fraîche, Acqua di Gioia by Giorgio Armani, and Calvin Klein CK One.

How to choose our perfumes

• Think about when and where it will be worn.

  Our perfume is a great choice for everyday wear. It has a lighter scent that does not feel too strong.

  Save the special perfume for special events. These have stronger scents that are more intense. They make a bigger statement.

  Consider the season. Lighter, fresher scents feel good in spring and summer. They smell like flowers or fruit. Fall and winter are a good time to wear warmer scents. These are like spices or candles.

• Try a few different scents.

  Our perfumes come in trial sizes. These are small bottles to sample the scent.

  Take time to smell the perfume. The scent can change. It will smell one way when first sprayed. Then, the smell will change as it sits on the skin. This is called the top, middle, and bottom notes.

  Wait a little while to see how the scent changes. Choose a perfume where the middle and bottom notes smell good to you.

• Think about the brand.

  Some brands are known for making special perfumes. They have unique scents that stand out. Other brands make popular perfumes that smell good but are not as different.

  If a unique scent is important, choose the special brand perfume.

• Consider the size.

  A smaller size is good to take traveling. It will fit in a bag. A larger size will last a long time. It is a better value.

• Think about the packaging.

  A pretty bottle looks nice on a dresser. Some bottles are made for refilling when empty. This helps the user be more sustainable.

How to use and product safety

Applying our perfumes correctly can elevate one's mood and create a lasting impression. Here’s a simple step-by-step process to achieve the best results.

• Prepare the skin

  For best results, apply the perfume to clean and dry skin. Take a shower and clean the skin properly with a mild soap. Dry the skin using a towel and moisturize it with an unscented lotion. This will give the fragrance a lasting base to hold on to.

• Choose the pulse points

  Apply the perfume to the pulse points. These are areas where the blood vessels are closer to the skin, like the neck, behind the ears, wrists, and inner elbows. These areas emit more heat, which helps to intensify the fragrance and make it more powerful. Avoid rubbing the wrists together after applying the perfume because it breaks the molecules and weakens the scent.

• Apply from the right distance

  Hold the perfume bottle at least 5–7 inches away from the skin. This creates an even distribution of the fragrance. Move the bottle in a circular motion so it can reach all the desired areas.

• Layer the fragrance

  For a more intense and longer-lasting scent, use scented body lotions or shower gels. Choose products with the same scent profile as the perfume. This will create a powerful base that allows the perfume to last longer throughout the day.

Product Safety

Our perfumes are safe to use and comply with the required safety standards. The manufacturers take quality and safety seriously and use high-quality natural and synthetic materials to make the perfumes. The production process is done under strict guidelines to ensure that every product meets the required safety standards.

Furthermore, these perfumes are not harmful to the skin and have undergone various dermatological tests to prove that they are non-irritant. However, it is advisable to do a skin patch test by applying the fragrance to a small area and waiting for 24 hours to check for any adverse reaction.

Also, the perfumes meet the required standards for flammable products. Therefore, users should avoid exposing them to direct flames or high heat sources. In addition, it is advisable not to inhale the spray directly because some of the ingredients can be irritant to the respiratory system.

Functions, features and design of our perfumes

Perfume is a liquid that makes a nice smell. It has special oils that smell good. These oils are mixed with alcohol and water. The heavy oils make the scent last. The alcohol helps the scent spread. The water makes the perfume feel nice on the skin. Some perfumes only have a little bit of alcohol.

Perfume with more oil will last longer. The name of the perfume shows how strong it is. Perfume with a high oil content is called a pure perfume. It is the most expensive type. A luxury perfume is a type of pure perfume. This is because it has more pure perfume oils and fewer other ingredients. It usually costs more money than other types of perfume.

After pure perfume, there are other types of perfumes. The other types are eau de parfum, eau de toilette, and eau de cologne. The names show that the perfume is made in a different way. The other ingredients help to create the scent. The makers use a small amount of the scented oils to create the same scent.

The perfume makers put the scent oils in a base like alcohol or water. They use a needle to spray the perfume into the bottle. Some bottles are small and easy to carry. Others are bigger and need to stay in one place. The bottle design depends on the type of perfume. Some bottles have a spray top, while others have a perfume roller.

The perfume makers follow a formula to make the scent. They use top notes, middle notes, and base notes. The top notes smell the strongest, but they fade away first. The middle notes smell nice and stay in the middle of the perfume's lifespan. The base notes smell the weakest, but they stay in the perfume for a long time.

Q&A

Q1: Can buyers expect customization options?

A1: Yes. Many manufacturers offer custom options. Businesses can request changes to the packaging. They can also ask for unique scent formulations. Some makers allow buyers to choose the bottle color or design logos on the bottles.

Q2: What are some trends in the perfume market?

A2: Sustainable packaging is a big trend. Many buyers want eco-friendly options. They like packs made from recycled materials. They also prefer products with vegan formulas that are not tested on animals. Another trend is personalization. Buyers want to have their names or unique messages on the perfume bottles.

Q3: What is the shelf life of most perfumes?

A3: The average shelf life of a perfume ranges between 3 to 5 years. However, it depends on the type of packaging. Products in airtight packages will last longer. Those in regular bottles may degrade faster due to exposure to air and moisture. The chemical composition also affects the shelf life. Simple perfumes tend to last longer than complex ones.

Q4: How should buyers store perfume to increase the shelf life?

A4: It is important to keep the perfume away from direct sunlight. The sun's rays can change the chemistry of the liquid. This will alter the scent. Buyers should store the bottles in a drawer or shelf. They should also ensure the bottles are sealed properly. An open bottle will absorb moisture and oxygen, affecting the scent.