Tresor Parfum

The perfume industry makes most of its activities around Christmas, mainly because it is one of the few times a year as buyers are forced to refuse the fragrance aisles of department stores around the world in some so an attempt to find the gift fragrance for a loved one. Even people who love the scent and can nose their way around a perfume department blindfolded can feel your pain. Buying perfume is not easy and there are actually several factors that you do not even know who conspire to make it even more difficult.

Perfume seems very complicated.

So I think, like other inhabitants of the perfume can help you make the right choice. Here are my 11 rules for Holiday Shopping Perfume.

Rule number one is: the perfume is not cheap. If you hoped it would be cheap, wanted it to be cheap, it should be cheap, or just feel more comfortable if it was cheap, get over it. Perfume has not been sold in the last eighteen centuries.

Rule number two is a corollary of rule number one. Although the scent may not be cheap, you may find yourself being courted by a few traders willing to perfume with the package deal. They take more of their products, put them together in a festive holiday box and hit a little on the price of individual items and make sure it is a matter for the season. Do not laugh, it is.

Rule number three is to have an idea of what you buy before you go in. The fragrance industry is amazing, and if you do not know anything, you'll be surprised at the point of asphyxiation to learn that There are literally hundreds if not thousands, of perfumery, even in an ordinary mall.

Rule number four is not to smell the perfume bottle. Of course, you can not do otherwise. You waive that rule. But please do not think that the way a perfume smells right out of the bottle is something like the way it will smell after a while your skin. Here's why: perfume manufacturers work hard to create what insiders call the notes of the perfume "top." These are the first molecules that come some buzz bottle each time a man approaches and they practically scream, "feel" Smell me! " They can be zippy, flowers, enchanting, dreamy, light, or all these other things, but one thing is certain. They are of short duration. Top notes expire at the end of one to four minutes, which, coincidentally, is about the time you can survive cardiac arrest.

The real body of fragrant after the period known as the dry "down". The drying time is the perfume goes on your skin dry while perfumes and top notes disappear. Now you have heart notes "and is much more to what the fragrance will smell.

So how do you test a fragrance? If you really want to feel a bunch of perfume (it gets very confusing, the phenomenon is called fatigue nose) you can get the seller to spray on small scraps of paper. Do not be a novice and just the smell of paper. Fan is in the air while you look on the store with a bored, yet look higher on your face. If the seller tries to hurry, just shrugged and said, "dry down." At this stage, the seller will realize that you are not lightly. This will not change anything, but it is to get the undeserved respect.

Rule five is the smell of coffee. Most perfume counters have little net bags of coffee beans hidden. Ask one if you want. This is to clear the nostrils during episodes of fatigue nose. The idea is that you take a whiff of coffee and you can skip to the next track.

This does not really work, the more it shows you know what you are doing. But see Rule Six.

Rule Six is that you do not feel at all. Most fragrances have been practically.