Fragrance Guide
Everything you need to know about choosing and wearing your perfect scent
The Fragrance Pyramid
Understanding how a perfume unfolds over time
Top Notes
(15-30 minutes)The first impression—light, fresh scents that evaporate quickly.
Examples: Citrus, herbs, light fruits
Heart Notes
(2-4 hours)The core of the fragrance—floral, spicy, or fruity notes.
Examples: Rose, jasmine, cinnamon
Base Notes
(4-24 hours)The foundation—rich, deep scents that linger longest.
Examples: Vanilla, musk, sandalwood
Fragrance Families
Discover which scent family matches your personality
Floral
Romantic and feminine, featuring notes of rose, jasmine, and peony.
Oriental
Warm and sensual, with rich notes of vanilla, amber, and spices.
Woody
Earthy and sophisticated, featuring sandalwood, cedar, and vetiver.
Fresh
Light and invigorating, with citrus, green, and aquatic notes.
How to Apply Perfume
Tips for getting the most out of your fragrance
Pulse Points
Apply to warm areas like wrists, neck, and behind ears for optimal diffusion.
Don't Rub
Let the fragrance dry naturally. Rubbing breaks down the scent molecules.
Layer Wisely
Use matching body lotion to extend the longevity of your fragrance.
Store Properly
Keep perfumes away from heat and light to preserve their quality.
Concentration Levels
Parfum (Extrait)
The most concentrated and long-lasting
Eau de Parfum
Rich and long-lasting, ideal for evening
Eau de Toilette
Light and refreshing, perfect for daily wear
Eau de Cologne
Very light, great for a subtle touch
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