Perfume By Notes

Looking for a perfume similar to Safari by Ralph Lauren?

My mother used to wear it and it has been discontinued for a few years. Perfume goes “bad” after a period of time and I’m reluctant to purchase it now.

Uncommon Scents

Hypo-alergenic cologne??? I don’t know if it exists…?

So, pretty much, I want to wear cologne. However, whenever I do, if I can smell it all day, I get horrible headaches and feel light headed. I’m pretty sure I’m allergic somehow… but not in the usual sense of my body attacking a certain chemical… but is there a cologne in existance that I could wear? I know some other people who have told me that they have the same problem with certain brands or scents so I don’t think it’s uncommon. I just seem to have the problem with all of the brands and scents I’ve tried. Any help would be highly appreciated!!

Perfume Toilette

is abercrombie kids perfume eau de toilette or eau de parfum?

abercrombie kids NOT A&F

eau de parfum
awesome
i love abercrombie
its a great store
only store i shop at

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Scent For Men

What type of perfume or scent drives men crazy?

I am looking for answers mostly from heterosexual guys under 40, or women that have had guys compliment them frequently on their perfume. What type of perfume or scent do guys go crazy for? The more details, the better.

Pure Notes

Is there something about notes instead of lyrics that touches you in a “deeper” way?

Some ppl say that the joy you get from musical notes/harmony is well beyond the joy you get from lyrics and listening to music like hip hop centered lyrics. Is “pure” music better then music with lyrics because you feel it on a different level? (like when ppl cry from listening to classical music…)

Fragrance Top Note

fragrance, what is a top, mid, and dry note?

I think top is the main scents. Mid is the scents you smell, but cant make out. And low, I guess, are the scents you cant detect but still make up the fragrance.  Read more... (787 words, 4 images)

Notes In Perfume

What is the meaning of the base notes, middle notes and top notes in perfume making?

Perfume designers describe their creations in terms of notes: base, middle and top. There is a lot of confllicting info about how to create and balance these notes, and how they appeal to our noses, and what they really mean. It would be great to hear a good professional answer. I wanna add that I am not interested in jokes on this subject.