Smell is something we can feel on a subconscious level. He can both fascinate and repel. A pleasant smell attracts you, like gem, and we experience pleasure when inhaling the aroma. There are many divine aromas in nature. So that you can enjoy your favorite scent at any time, a large number of artificial ones have been created. Therefore, there was a need to classify them. Every woman who wants to keep up with the times and takes care of herself should know what types of perfumes are on the market.
The classification of fragrances is presented in a large number of options: German, American, French, etc. Different companies and specialists put forward their own classifications. Between 1990 and 2001, the French perfume community became one of the most famous. You should determine which group the smell of your favorite fragrances belongs to, and you will choose the one that suits only you. It is important to know and understand the groups of aromas that are found in all classifications. We offer you the main groups of fragrances. 
The perfume composition consists of a head, core and main note. The head note creates the initial impression of a perfume. Then the key aroma is revealed - the core note. The main note is a trail that envelops its owner.
Floral scents
This group is the most common. Floral perfumery embodies the extraordinary aroma of freshly cut flowers. These can be the smells of rose, lily of the valley, jasmine, lilac, lily, peony, mimosa, carnation, violet, magnolia, chrysanthemum, narcissus, etc. Perfumes of the floral group create a feeling of purity, freshness, tenderness and sophistication. Floral scents can be worn at any time of the year, but are most appropriate in spring and summer. Surrounding yourself with this light, subtle aroma, your attribute should certainly be a good mood. Floral scents are great for cheerful, cheerful and romantic women.
An example of “fresh” famous fragrances are: Cool Water Woman, Dune, Kenzo, Chanel No. 5, Climat.
Oriental (oriental) fragrances
These include the smells of oriental resins, musk, vanilla, patchouli and sandalwood. Oriental perfumery embodies a passionate, mysterious, burning, deep aroma. Oriental scents are great for evening special occasions. For a woman who wants to envelop herself in mystery, this scent is ideal.
We offer you fragrances: Black Pearls from Elisabeth Taylor, Casmin from Chopard, Opium from Yves Saint Laurent etc.
Marine (oceanic, ozone, air) aromas
Sea scents give a feeling of freshness and coolness. They carry the smell of the sea surf and the morning breeze. A light, clean, invigorating aroma is an indispensable assistant for a business meeting.
Famous fragrances include Duna by Crictian Dior and Sunflower by Elizabeth Arden.
Woody aromas
Woody notes are most often used in men's perfumes. These include the scents of sandalwood, rosebush and patchouli, dry cedar, myrtle, musk and blue iris. Such aromas create a feeling of severity, warmth and velvety.
Representatives of the family are the fragrances Salvadoro Dali from Salvadoro Dali, Paloma Pikasso from Paloma Pikasso.
Fresh (green) scents
These include the smells of leaves, mown grass, citrus plants, the first spring flowers, and green vegetables. Fresh flavors include scents of lavender, rosemary, juniper, bergamot, hyacinth, etc. They go well with the summer heat and light-colored clothing.
Green scents are popular and well known: Chanel No. 19 from Chanel, Gio from Giorgio Armmani.
Chypre fragrances
Chypre notes carry a feeling of freshness and coolness. They include scents of sage, patchouli, resin, oakmoss, etc. Chypre fragrances are suitable for elegant, independent, self-confident women. The most suitable time of year for chypre notes is winter. They are suitable for nature lovers. Chypre perfumes are rich and aristocratic. They combine delicate sweetness and revitalizing freshness.
Examples of the chypre group of fragrances include Halston and Miss Dior.
Aldehyde aromas
These include synthetic fragrances that do not exist in nature. Compositions with the addition of aldehydes are colorful, juicy, intense. Aldehydic scents are suitable for cool weather. They are ideal for romantic, gentle women.
Citrus scents (hesperides)
Citrus perfumes embody the aromas of lemon, orange, tangerine, grapefruit and bergamot. These scents create lightness and freshness and are perfect for summer. Citrus scents are harmoniously combined with young women who prefer to always be on top.
Popular scents: Eau de Rochas by Rochas and Gieffe by Gianfranko Ferre L*Eau par Kenzo.
Fruit aromas
These include aromas of apple, pear, apricot, pineapple, orange, peach, bergamot, neroli, papaya and other fruits. These scents convey youth and femininity. They are suitable for any time of day and season. Fruity scents are suitable for everyone who values a healthy and energetic lifestyle. Sweet. Terry like a peach and fresh like citrus.
Famous fruity scents: Jess by Jessica McClintock, Lauren, and Liz Claiborne by L. Claiborne.
Leather fragrances
This group of fragrances is masculine. They recreate natural skin odors - smoky, tobacco, burnt wood, etc. Leather notes are aromas of juniper, birch, resin, various essential oils with a neutral odor.
Examples of leather scents are English Leather by Dana, Royal Copenhagen and Pour Lui by Oscar de la Renta.
Fougere (fern) aromas
In 1882, this fragrance was created by French perfumer Paul Parnet. It is dominated by the scents of lavender, geranium, forest moss, with notes of coumarin and bergamot. Since fern is odorless, the eau de toilette waters of this group have a freshness with a slight bitterness.
Fern scents are Baryshnikov from Parlux, Cool Water Woman from Davidoff.
Spicy flavors
The aromas of this family are slightly sweet. They contain the spiciness of pepper and laurel with woody undertones. The aroma contains notes of ginger, cinnamon and cardamom, as well as the scent of cloves and lavender.
This group includes: Coco from Chanel, KL from Lagerfeld.
Culinary flavors
The classification of perfumes by some authors includes this group. The basis of such aromas is figs, chocolate, dates, rice, cheese, tea, coffee, scotch, whiskey, port, champagne, etc. 
« Let our thoughts be just a fantasy, but thanks to the talent of the perfumer this fantasy finds the opportunity to come true.”
Ernest Bo
Classification of fragrances by smell - floral, chypre and others...
There are several different classification systems, but one of the first classifications of fragrances was proposed by Carl Linnaeus in 1756. However, aromas underwent special study in the twentieth century.
Basically, scents are divided into 20-30 categories (amber, woody, floral, fruity, etc.). However, all classifications are subjective. Just like people, smells have their own character, their own style, their own personality. If you know which group your favorite scent belongs to, then it will be easier to find another favorite scent, and maybe more than one. Now at modern world So everything changes quickly, and in the cycle of change we become fickle. We are carried away by one thing or another. We are trying to change ourselves, our image, our style. And this is not just an imitation of this or that, it becomes a need.....
So, what is the classification of fragrances?
There are French, German, American classifications. All European classifications are based on the principle of the predominance of certain components. However, they also change in the course of events, are replenished with new ones every year, and new subgroups are formed. And some perfume companies have their own varieties of fragrances. The most famous classification was proposed by the French perfume committee Comite Francais De Parfum. All fragrances are divided into seven main families: floral, fern (fougere), oriental (amber or oriental), hesperid (citrus), leather, woody. Each family in turn is divided into subgroups. There are, for example, floral-fruity, chypre-fruity, woody-aromatic, etc.
Let's look at the main classes of fragrances.
Floral
This is, one might say, the largest family. In this class, the dominant theme is flowers. Moreover, the main note can be the scent of a single flower or a bouquet of flowers with additional notes - fruity, foresty.
Chypre
The first Chypre, created by François Coty, had a bouquet of patchouli, incense gum, oakmoss, and bergamot. These are the notes that characterize the chypre family. They have an invigorating freshness and sweetness. Among them there are both fruity-chypre and floral-chypre, which are lighter and more delicate. They contain aromas of peach, mirabelle, lily of the valley, rose, jasmine.
Ferns (fougeres)
In fact, this family of scents does not smell like ferns. Sometimes perfumers classify this family as a type of chypre. But more often they are assigned to their own family, among which there are many masculine scents. Fern aromas contain lavender, coumarin, bergamot, woody notes and oak moss. They have a fresh, slightly bitter smell. But they owe their name to the spirits of Ubigan (1882 - “Royal Fern”). There are fougere-spicy scents that contain floral notes with a hint of spice, such as cloves.
Amber (oriental)
Oriental aromas are bright, temperamental, with a spicy tint and an exotic sound. These smells are sweetish, piercing, a little heavy, with a balsamic tint. These fragrances contain some of the most erotic and sensual: rose, jasmine, orange blossom, iris, sandalwood, vetiver, patchouli, . In some classifications, odors containing more spicy substances are classified as spicy aromas. The latter are less sweet, since the dominant notes here are shades of cloves, pepper, woody notes and animal shades.
Citrus
For these aromas, extracts from the zest of bergamot, lemon, tangerine, and bitter orange flowers are used. This is the main chord of the family. They are accompanied by floral notes, most often jasmine, or woody notes. Sometimes subgroups of citrus fruits are distinguished: floral-chypre, spicy-citrus. The latter, in addition to citrus fruits, contain cloves or pepper, nutmeg or vanilla. There is also a woody-citrus subgroup, which also contains woody notes.
Leather
This family of fragrances appeared in the 20s of the twentieth century, when emancipated women became addicted to cigarettes. Leather notes used in perfumes are artificial. Genuine Leather It doesn't have a very pleasant smell. Therefore, in the leather fragrance family, the main note is a mixture of leather and other components. Among them, leather ones, floral leather ones, and tobacco leather ones stand out.
The aromatic accord in them is dry notes, characterized by the smell of leather: light woody aromas with a smoky aftertaste, tobacco and floral notes.
Woody
A family based on sandalwood and patchouli with the addition of cedar or vetiver. At the beginning of the composition there are citrus or lavender notes. Subgroups include pure woody aromas, woody-spicy, woody-aromatic, amber-woody, woody-leather.
At the end of the 20th century, another new family of fragrances appeared - marine fragrances. A new smell - the smell of sea air, the sea coast caused a wave of admiration when in 1991 Kenzo Takada created Kenzo Pour Homme. The aroma of pure ozone symbolizes the naturalness and purity of nature. Marine aromas usually have a slight floral undertone with the presence of fruity ones - peach or melon.
Today, fragrances have such a complex structure that it is sometimes difficult to classify them into a specific group. Sometimes the aroma includes substances from almost all groups. And most importantly, find your favorite one.
Buying perfumes (perfumes, eau de toilette, cologne...) every person wants to know how long he can smell after using it. Or what is aroma persistence. The main parameter influencing longevity of any scent, - This concentration contained in it" active substance" , or perfume composition. Although to some extent on the durability of the aroma its composition also influences- that is, each of them included in perfume composition substances have their own lifetime and durability.
What is a perfume composition?
In the previous paragraph the phrase " perfume composition". What is it and isn't it the same thing as the aroma itself?
Almost everything perfumes (eau de toilette, perfumes, day perfumes, aftershave lotions, deodorants) consist of perfume composition, alcohol and water. In general terms perfume composition- this is it a set of volatile aromatic substances, or oils, dissolved in alcohol of a certain concentration. The more of this substance per unit volume of the bottle, the more concentration of perfume composition. Why is a mixture of substances called a composition? Because when composing a fragrance, a perfumer uses not only the simultaneous, but also the sequential sound of different aromas, their compatibility and consistency of perception, thus composing not even a bouquet, but a whole “symphony” of aromas. But let's return to the concentration of the composition in various perfume products.
Depending on the concentration there are:
If it's standard European product, then it is one of the least concentrated products. The concentration of the perfume composition is 3-5% in alcohol with a strength of 70%. However, if this Eau de Cologne made in USA , then by the standards of this country its concentration is 12-15%, which corresponds to quite persistent Perfumery perfume (Parfum de Toilette)
Can perfume last for several days?
This article provides approximate figures known from experience. This will be the shelf life of fragrances if the product (perfume, eau de toilette, cologne) is applied to the body and is exposed to the environment. They officially test the durability of perfumes. in a special laboratory, by applying it to a special piece of paper ( blotters), no drafts, weather effects And " own chemistry" person. In such conditions, the persistence of perfume is much greater, and reaches several days.
Perfume) - it is obvious that the most persistent type of perfume products are perfume. They hold on 5-10 hours. Perfumes are usually more expensive because they contain more perfume oils, the price of which is very high on the world market.Eau de parfum (eau de toilette, EdP)- the most common type of perfume because they have an optimal balance of price and durability (3-5 hours). In addition, for many companies, eau de parfum is the highest type of product in terms of extract concentration, since not all manufacturers consider it necessary (or possible) to release their fragrances in the form of perfumes.
Eau de toilette (EdT)- is also in great demand due to its low price. In addition, almost all men's perfumes are presented in the form of eau de toilette. However, it is only enough for 2-3 hours. To prolong the effect of the aroma, It is recommended to use eau de toilette with related products(deodorants, body lotions and creams, aftershave lotions).
However, they often say that perfume used to last for several days. Indeed, if we take old Soviet GOST, then perfumery in the USSR was classified differently.
She was all called Perfume, and these spirits were divided into 4 groups: Extra, A, B and C
The guest said: "Extra group perfumes contain at least 10% of the perfume composition (of the mass of the perfume), and the persistence of the odor must be maintained at least 60 hours"
. If you still have perfume from Soviet times, try it. In principle, the smell of “Red Moscow” can be discerned on a test piece of paper after a few days. But you must admit, this is not the scent that many people would like to wear today.
Other features are dependence on a specific person.
Sometimes customers complain that “the perfume lasts all day on a friend, but after two hours I can’t smell it on myself.” Persistence of aroma also depends on skin characteristics specific person. It’s no longer a secret that the same aroma can reveal itself differently on different occasions. different people. The same thing happens with resilience. Some people's skin "holds" musky scents better, others "hold" vanilla better, others - woody notes. This can only be verified “experimentally” by trying various flavors directly on yourself.The persistence of the aroma also depends depending on skin type. The paler the skin, the drier it is and, accordingly, the aromatic substances of masculine and women's perfume evaporate faster from its surface. Oily skin , against, retains aroma longer. For dry skin types, some perfumers recommend applying cream to those areas of the body where you plan to apply perfume.
If you are interested objective opinion about durability certain perfumes, then keep in mind that Fresh scents evaporate first, Citrus and floral fruits evaporate a little slower, woody - even slower and finally the real ones long-lived are oriental fragrances. You can prolong the effect of the scent if you know where to apply it. It is known that the scent lasts longest on clean hair. You can also apply perfume to a scarf, handkerchief, underwear, or blouse collar, but keep in mind that some scents smell completely different on clothing than on skin.
Is it possible to compensate for quality with quantity?
Many women try to compensate for the instability of the scent by trying to “scent” it as much as possible. The desired effect they will achieve it, and by the evening they will still smell like their favorite perfume. But think about the people who will be next to you in the first half of the day - just after you have perfumed yourself so generously! After all, not everyone can share your passion for one particular perfume. In my opinion, it is better to find a place in your purse for a bottle and carry it with you, from time to time “tweaking” the aura of your fragrance.And we should not forget that our sense of smell is designed in such a way that over time a person gets used to the aroma and it seems to him that it has weathered and no longer smells. This may give rise to the false impression that the perfume is not long-lasting. Therefore, keep in mind that if you use one scent for a long time, you may not smell it, although other people will smell it just fine.
And the last thing I would like to dwell on.
Persistence of aroma depends on the environment.
Fragrances react differently to changes in temperature and air humidity levels. In the summer, when the sun gives us joy and warmth, aromas open faster, but they also evaporate faster. In winter (with low temperatures) the persistence of fragrances is usually higher than in summer, which is due to the fact that the fragrance evaporates more slowly.You can experiment by applying a fresh, light perfume in summer and winter. Perfumers recommend using warmer, sweeter and richer perfumes during the cold season. But in the summer, when we want coolness, a fresh citrus perfume will perfectly refresh you.
And by the way, don't forget that the scent lasts less when near electrical equipment(computer, copier, etc.).
Persistence of Extra group perfumes?
According to the classification adopted in the Soviet Union, there were several other classes of spirits. Here is an excerpt from GOST:
Based on composition and quality, the following types of perfumes can be distinguished: extra, A, B and C.
Perfume extra contain at least 10% of the perfume composition by weight of the perfume and the greatest durability of the aroma (at least 60 hours).
Group A perfumes contain at least 10% of the composition and have an odor persistence of at least 40 hours.
Group B perfumes contain no less than 5% of the composition and no more than 10% water, durability of at least 30 hours.
Group B perfumes contain at least 5% composition and 30% water.
In ancient times, it was believed that every woman has her own natural smell, which attracts the attention of men to her. But a woman would not be a woman if she did not strive to improve her attraction; it was for this purpose that, since ancient times, aromatic mixtures were created from various plants, oils, and resins of coniferous trees. Did you know that perfumes were used in some of the earliest human civilizations, even 4000 years ago!!!
Humanity developed, new methods of creating perfumes appeared, and perfumer was a very honorable and recognized profession. Books with recipes for fragrances are available in many museums around the world. It's no wonder there are so many types of scented perfumes on the market today! And their best creators are traditionally held in high esteem!
So What Are Perfume?
Perfume or aroma, as it is properly called, is a mixture of aromatic oils, derivatives of plant or animal origin, synthetic, chemically produced ingredients that produce odors that do not exist in nature. Our favorite perfumes are made on the basis of these components. These invisible accessories give the modern woman confidence, good mood, they help bring the owner back to her warmest memories or carry her away on the fantastic wings of fragrance to the land of dreams and dreams.
Different Types of Fragrances
If you have not yet found your favorite perfume, you urgently need to decide what you expect from your fragrance, what smells attract you. Do you like the scent of light freshness or do you like an elaborate, complex bouquet with a trail of a confident woman? To help you make your choice, we will tell you about the main types of fragrances that perfumes have.
- Floral
- Citrus
- Woody
- Eastern
- Fruit
- Green
- Oceanic
- Spicy
1. Floral scent
Floral fragrances are considered to cover the largest category of different types of perfumes that draw inspiration from the variety of sweet-smelling flowers such as roses, jasmine, citrus flowers, gardenias, carnations and many more plants that can create a fragrant bouquet for our enjoyment.
Floral scents are perhaps the most popular among all categories of women. How nice it is to feel the queen of flowers next to you all day long - a rose or a modest carnation, or enjoy the aroma of white jasmine, which is included in almost every bouquet of floral perfumes.
It is no coincidence that it is believed that the smell of flowers fills the owner with romantic, sweet feelings. Perfume usually has one main note or a bouquet of many flowers. Floral scents are very feminine in nature and are a classic choice for those who want a scent with a slightly feminine touch.
2. Citrus aroma
Citrus-based perfumes have the essence and ability of these golden fruits to offer our perception a more intense experience. These types of scents are considered lively and vibrant at the same time, and are ideal for a person with a fun, playful personality.
Naturally, they come from the familiar orange, lemon, tangerine and lime, and some of these fruits can create really spicy notes. Citrus scents tend to have a naturally refreshing feel and are ideal for daytime use. They are seen to go well together and give a woman a very soft scent that can be used with ease.
3. Woody aroma
The combination of wood and moss is the main theme of these woody scents, most often they are called chypre scents. The predominant use of oakmoss, citrus, patchouli, bergamot, as well as sweet, earthy components helps create a perfume with a very light, calming effect. Chypre fragrances are usually classified as fragrances for the female category, but there are also fans of woody scents among the male audience. So, let's consider this fragrance universal.
4. Oriental scents
Oriental scents are perhaps the most sensual and erotic. These feelings are achieved thanks to notes of musk, amber, vanilla, sandalwood, as well as the presence of spices revered in the east and special plants known only there. Perfume with oriental aromas, many of their admirers, call it a love potion. Why not?
It is no coincidence that these fragrances are ideal for women who have set a goal to attract the attention of the opposite sex. The use of these perfumes will provide the owner with a slightly sweet, but not cloying trail, which is simply impossible not to be felt by others.
What else do you need to know about the enchanting smells from the East? They are very persistent and concentrated, it is important when using them to observe the measure, otherwise the effect of attraction may work the other way around.
These sensual scents are the perfect complement to a romantic night.
5. Fruity aroma
Fruity scents are also very pleasant and are in particular demand due to their sweetness and the connection with something familiar from childhood and, therefore, very loved. What makes up the fruity aroma of perfumes? The main ingredients that create this delicious smell: apple, apricot, peach, mango, fig, pineapple, citrus. It is these fruit notes that most often sound in a fruit symphony.
These scents are ideal for use in the warmer months. Sunny warm days are the best way to reveal the contents of the treasured bottle and help the fruit sparkle even brighter. Young girls, this scent is just for you. It will smoothly and easily introduce you to the magical world of perfumes.
6. Green scent
Green scents are perhaps in demand and very fashionable these days. Light, fresh, reminiscent of herbal tea with lemon or wafting with freshly cut grass in a meadow during a heavy summer downpour, when the smells are even more sensual and rich.
It is not surprising that the pronounced green chords of these perfumes sound especially loud and distinctly warm, summer days. This aroma combines all the freshest smells that exist on earth. They may contain fruity, citrus, or woody notes, but the main scent is the sensual aroma of vetiver.
Recently, this category of perfumery has been especially popular, perhaps because modern girls They prefer natural aromas, more elaborate and heavy, and are not attracted to them. The heavenly smell of a coniferous forest or grandma's garden bed after the rain, it's so gentle and subtle.
In short, with a green scent, you will understand what summer smells like! At this time of year, other perfumes will have to stand on the shelf, waiting for their finest hour.
The whole variety of aromas is usually divided into only four main categories: there are floral, fresh, oriental and woody aromas. However, in each category there are several subspecies that allow you to describe a specific aroma as accurately as possible.
Aldehyde aromas
The legendary Chanel No. 5 at one time became the first representative of the category of aldehydic fragrances and still remains best example aldehyde perfumes.
The perfume composition of such fragrances necessarily includes aldehydes - chemical compounds that provide the perfume with an original floral scent with powdery and sometimes woody accents.
The most famous aldehydic fragrances are Chanel No. 5, Estee Lauder White Linen, Elizabeth Taylor White Diamonds.
Aquatic (“sea”) aromas
Representatives of the aquatic fragrance category are suitable for both women and men - fresh, light scents are ideal for hot summer weather. Green and citrus notes often add special freshness and some piquancy to such aromas. The most famous representatives of the aquatic fragrance category are Davidoff Cool Water, Calvin Klein Escape, L’Eau d’Issey, Ralph Lauren Polo Sport.
Citrus aromas
Notes of lemon, fresh bitter orange, mandarin, and bergamot make citrus scents especially fresh and juicy: members of the citrus scent family are well suited for people leading an active lifestyle and for warm weather. Citrus fragrances for women often attract attention with an interesting combination of fresh citrus and floral or fruity notes, while the perfume composition of men's fragrances, in addition to citrus chords, most often includes woody or spicy notes. Examples of citrus scents are Eau de Cartier, Azzaro Chrome, Fresh Sugar.
Chypre fragrances
Chypre is one of the most unusual and interesting categories in perfumery. Chypre fragrances are a peculiar combination of notes of bergamot, oak moss and labdanum, which forms the basis of the perfume composition for both men and women. women's fragrances. An exotic combination of woody and floral accords with notes of moss can be more feminine, with fruity tones, or masculine, with accents of leather - but chypre scents are always very dry and truly unusual. The most famous chypre fragrances are the legendary Mitsouko from Guerlain, Christian Dior Miss Dior, Serge Lutens Chypre Rouge, Guerlain Sous le Vent, Cartier Baiser du Dragon.
Floral scents
A traditional category of perfumery, floral scents are built on notes of jasmine, peony, rose, gardenia, duberose - sometimes combined with refined powdery accents. The most famous representatives of the category of floral fragrances are Dior J"Adore, Kenzo Parfum d"Ete, perfumes from the brands Vera Wang and Marc Jacobs.
Fougere aromas
Fougere aromas are purely masculine perfumes. The perfume composition of such fragrances is based on a combination of notes of lavender and oak moss, often with spicy accents of rosemary, sage, anise, geranium, and cumin.
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Fougere aromas are quite sharp, with distinct herbal accords, often exotic. The most popular representatives of the fougere fragrance category include Kenneth Cole Black, Hugo Boss In Motion, Burberry Classic for Men, Guess Man.
Fruit aromas
Another traditional category of perfume, women's fruity scents are a combination of red berries and non-citrus fruits - often with accents of floral and spicy notes. Oriental accords make fruit aromas especially attractive and memorable. The most famous fruit scents today are the “apple” perfume series of Donna Karan Be Delicious, Guerlain Insolence, Givenchy Amarige, Allure Sensuelle.
Green (vetiver) scents
Most often, so-called “green” fragrances - or perfumes with a distinct note of vetiver - are produced for men. Representatives of this category of scents can be fresh, citrus, or woody-oriental. Be that as it may, the vetiver accord makes this perfume very fresh, bright, light - ideal for hot weather. Typical representatives of this family of fragrances are Chanel No. 19, Carolina Herrera Herrera for Men Sensual Vetiver, CK Eternity for Men Summer, Escada Sentiment for Men, Emporio Armani He.
"Leather" scents
A characteristically masculine, very deep leather accord combined with warm woody and spicy accords makes “leather” scents truly interesting and unforgettable. Typical representatives of the “leather” fragrance family are Escada Magnetism for Men, Perry Ellis America for Men, Chanel Antaeus, Ralph Lauren Romance Silver.
Oriental (“oriental”) fragrances
Oriental, or “oriental”, fragrances are one of the oldest and most popular categories in perfumery, and include fragrances for both women and men. The perfume composition of oriental perfumes is based on warm, spicy notes of amber, musk, and vanilla. Exotic, sensual and endlessly seductive, oriental scents are usually intense and deep, ideal for the evening and the cold autumn-winter season. The most famous oriental fragrances that have become almost iconic are Guerlain Shalimar, Yves Saint Laurent Opium, Dior Addict, Giorgio Armani Sensi, Burberry Classic.
