Fragrance Knowledge made Simple for Everyday Life
Explains top, middle, and base notes in fragrance composition.
You spray a fragrance and love the opening. Then, twenty minutes later, something has shifted — and you are not quite sure whether you still feel the same way about it. Or the opposite happens: you almost put a bottle down in the shop because the opening felt too sharp, but something made you wait, …
You spray a fragrance, love what you smell, buy the bottle — and then wonder why it does not quite smell the same way at home an hour later. Or you test something in a shop, dismiss it as too sharp or too sweet, and later discover from someone else that the same fragrance is …
You spray a perfume on your wrist, and for a moment it is everything you hoped for — bright, fresh, exactly what drew you to it in the bottle. Then, a few minutes later, it has changed. That lively opening has softened into something different, and the scent you fell for at the counter is …