Types of Perfume

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Although we say for all types of scents that they are "perfumes", a real perfume is very different from the toilet water, you'll feel on your nose, but also on your wallet. Eau de toilette contains from five to ten percent of perfume extract (concentrated smell), Eau de Parfum contains ten to 20 percent of the extract, while the real perfume in the full sense of the word contains up to 30 percent of perfume extract.

Scents vary depending on the season and occasion, but one thing is certain: you can always wear it, even in bed (just remember that Marilyn Monroe wore Chanel No 5 only in bed).

What are different types of perfume?

Floral perfumes

"This biggest group includes different variants with a floral composition: fresh cut flowers, flowers with water, green or powdery hues and floral-aldehyde, floral and fruit and gourmet compositions," writes New Fragrances.

Women will accept these fragrances more than men, so most of the floral fragrance is for women. It exudes femininity, and strength.

Issey Miyake L'Eau Bleu d'Issey Eau Fraiche (m)

Burberry London, Eau De Parfum Spray for Women

Oriental perfumes

Extravagant personality comes into play with oriental perfumes. They are sophisticated, warm and spicy. Whoever wears them will be noticed! Warm and sensual amber, musk and vanilla dominate, and oriental fragrances will match with flowers and spices.

Midnight Poison Pure Perfume by Christian Dior, for Women

Baldessarini Ambre by Hugo Boss, for Men

Citrus perfumes

"A group of citrus fragrances are an old and noble. The composition is based on the citrus notes of lemon, orange, bergamot, grapefruit and tangerines, along with another citrus, crisp aromatic notes for male or floral notes for women," explains New Fragrances.

Citrus fruits are in agreement with the sensitive and cheerful woman's nature. Ladies who love citrus scents are optimistic, open and like to have fun.

Ck One Perfume by Calvin Klein

Chypre

This olfactory group is named after a perfume Coty Chypre, which was created in 1917. Chypre in French means a sculptor. Sharp sophisticated fragrance is based on the harmony of oak moss, labdanum, patchouli and bergamot.

They agree with citrus top notes, floral middle and base of moss and musk.

Sisley: Eau de Campagne

Chanel Chance Eau Fraich

Wood

The rich composition of woody notes in the heart emphasizes the wooden base note. Mysterious warm sandalwood, dried and sharper cedar and vetiver, resinous balsamic exotic species. They are usually accompanied by aromatic and citrus notes.

These fragrances are natural and gentle, but also provide a sense of freshness and independence. Men reach for them as well as women.

Dior: La Collection Couturier Parfumeur Vetiver

Donna Karan: She Wood