All about fragrance
Fragrance notes, how to wear them and the background to Braise, GOAT and Ambra – explained briefly and clearly.
Giving perfume to a woman: how to find the right fragrance
The safest way to give a woman perfume is to work out her preferred style from the fragrances she already wears, or...
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Perfume for couples: how two fragrances go together
Two perfumes go together when they share a base note, such as vanilla, and differ in their top and heart notes. The...
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Fresh men’s fragrance for spring and summer: bergamot, ginger and cedar
Citrus, bergamot, ginger and light woods such as cedar are what make a men's fragrance fresh. Why summer fragrances often fade quickly...
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Women’s perfume with rose and vanilla: why floral amber fragrances work so well
Floral-amber women's fragrances combine flowers such as rose or jasmine with warm base notes such as vanilla and amber, which makes them...
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Extrait de Parfum: what the highest fragrance concentration really delivers
Extrait de Parfum is the highest common fragrance concentration, usually with 20–40 % fragrance oil, and lasts longer and richer than Eau...
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Why does perfume smell different on everyone? Skin chemistry, skin type and fragrance explained
Perfume smells different on everyone because skin type, skin temperature, oiliness and skincare products change how the fragrance molecules evaporate. What is...
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Cinnamon, cardamom, pink pepper: spices in men's fragrance explained
Cardamom smells cool and bright, pink pepper sparkling, cinnamon warm and deep. How each spice works in a men's fragrance, what sets...
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Three extraits. For him and for her.
Braise, GOAT and Ambra – extrait de parfum with 30% fragrance oil and 9–14 hours of longevity. 3 for 2 – mix & match.
