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Perfumes

With so many fragrances out there, it may seem daunting that you'll ever find the right ones for you. Here you'll find information on new fragrances & the best of the classics. I'll help you find perfumes for every occasion and facet of your character.

Perfumes and the Women Who Love Them
If it is Valentine's Day, then many men resort to flowers or candy to show the women in their lives just how much they really care. For the bigger holidays such as birthdays or Christmas, men typically reach a bit deeper into their pockets for the larger ticket items such as jewelry or perfume. But the reason why so much perfume is sold in any given year has far more to do with hormones and the feelings created by certain scents than by the gift-giving rationale of men.

Perfume Facts
Perfume is made up of alcohol, water and perfume (fragrance) oil...

The Best New Perfumes for Spring & Summer
We list the best new perfumes on the market for spring & summer.

Perfume 101
Fragrance is magical; it has the ability to lift our spirits and enhance our mood. Be aware of the fragrances you select, and why you choose one over another. Learn to use fragrance for its maximum benefit. Think of the positive effects fragrance can have in your daily life, and in turn, the lives of those around you. Use fragrance in your home, bath, car and office. Let us show you how.

Women's Perfume
Most women enjoy picking out a fragrance that is their own. For some women that is a fruity scent and for others they are drawn to a much more flowery scent.

Perfume Tips & Tricks
When testing a perfume in a store, be sure to wait about 10 minutes to allow the fragrance to react to your body chemistry before buying it. Smell it after the first application and then smell it again after waiting. This allow you to sample both the top and middle notes of the scent and give you a good sense of how the fragrance will linger throughout the day.

The Romance of Perfumery
Since ancient times, we have used scent to entice and excite. Eighteenth century's King George III banned perfume as a form of sorcery, after taking note of how women of ill repute used it to seduce men. And modern perfume manufacturers - with scientific evidence backing them up - develop perfumery blends with just such a purpose in mind.

What's In My Perfume?
In the beginning, there was purity. The word "perfume" comes from the Latin phrase per fumum, which means "through smoke." The basic components are alcohol, water & fragrance or oil. The first fragrances were created with natural things-flower essence and other natural sources. These were (and are) called "essential oils". This process was time-consuming and costly, but much better for your health. Fewer people have sensitivity to "essential oils" than to perfumes.