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Perfume concentrations: what the percentages re...
No regulation defines “eau de parfum” or “extrait”: the percentages everyone copies are not a standard. The proof from our own 200 fragrances, where the terms overlap instead of following...
Perfume concentrations: what the percentages re...
No regulation defines “eau de parfum” or “extrait”: the percentages everyone copies are not a standard. The proof from our own 200 fragrances, where the terms overlap instead of following...
Niche perfumery and mass market: what really ch...
Six structural questions, explained without condescension: who owns the formula, who signs the fragrance, where it is sold, what the natural-versus-synthetic argument is worth, which safety rules apply, and what...
Niche perfumery and mass market: what really ch...
Six structural questions, explained without condescension: who owns the formula, who signs the fragrance, where it is sold, what the natural-versus-synthetic argument is worth, which safety rules apply, and what...
Does a fragrance have a season?
Heat does not change the formula, it changes the speed. Why citrus collapses in summer and ambers smother, why the rule has exceptions, and why it is often better to...
Does a fragrance have a season?
Heat does not change the formula, it changes the speed. Why citrus collapses in summer and ambers smother, why the rule has exceptions, and why it is often better to...
How long should a fragrance last?
No standard sets how long a fragrance lasts, and the term written on the bottle is defined by no text. What really governs wear: the molecules, the temperature, the skin,...
How long should a fragrance last?
No standard sets how long a fragrance lasts, and the term written on the bottle is defined by no text. What really governs wear: the molecules, the temperature, the skin,...
Intensity, sillage, wear: three different things
Three words that are constantly confused. Intensity is judged on yourself, sillage is judged by others, wear cannot be promised. Demonstrated on real fragrances from the catalogue.
Intensity, sillage, wear: three different things
Three words that are constantly confused. Intensity is judged on yourself, sillage is judged by others, wear cannot be promised. Demonstrated on real fragrances from the catalogue.
What is the sillage of a fragrance?
Sillage is what other people perceive, not what you smell. Why your nose stops detecting it after a while, how to measure it anyway, and what the spread across our...
What is the sillage of a fragrance?
Sillage is what other people perceive, not what you smell. Why your nose stops detecting it after a while, how to measure it anyway, and what the spread across our...