Your skin type plays a major role in how a perfume develops, making the same fragrance smell slightly different from person to person. Oily skin tends to hold scent longer and can make perfumes smell richer and more intense, while dry skin absorbs fragrance quickly, causing it to fade faster or smell lighter than intended.…
Clean and vegan perfumes are becoming increasingly popular as more people look for fragrances that are gentle on the skin, ethically made, and environmentally conscious. Clean perfumes avoid harsh chemicals like parabens, phthalates, and synthetic dyes, focusing instead on safer, non-toxic ingredients. Vegan perfumes take it a step further by ensuring no animal-derived ingredients—such as…
Perfume is composed of layers called notes, which unfold over time to create its full character. Top notes are the first scents you smell after application—light, fresh, and fleeting, often including citrus, herbs, or light fruits. Middle notes, also called heart notes, emerge once the top notes fade, forming the core of the fragrance with…