When we catch a whiff of some delicious scent from our friends, we would immediately query what perfume he or she is wearing and make a mental note to purchase it at the available chance. The science of choosing the right perfume for yourself is tricky business. A perfume that smells wonderful on someone else may or may not smell as good on you.
The truth is perfumes react differently on the skin of different people, producing variations in the fragrances when worn. Generally, it is never a good idea to buy a perfume without first testing it on your own skin. Here is a quick rundown on how to choose the perfect perfume for you. You might also want to check out more information on Perfume And Cologne.
At the perfume parlor, we usually try out a dozen of fragrances of so before selecting a perfume to purchase. As a general rule, you should never test out any more than 3 fragrances at any one time.
After smelling the first fragrance, it leaves behind a residue of scent in your nose. When you test out the second fragrance, the mixture with the scent from the first fragrance would slightly distort your perception of the second fragrance. When testing fragrances. It is best to catch a whiff of it from about ten inches away to reduce the concentration of scent residue.
Most perfume promoters today would spray the scent on a strip of paper. Although this is a convenient method of testing fragrances (so that you would not walk out smelling like a bouquet of flowers), it is not the best way to test perfumes.
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