Perfumes are made of oils and alcohol. Because of the nature of the oils used they are volatiles. Perfumes are mixtures of several oils and over time these can diminish at different rates over time due to evaporation.
Is your perfume OK? Check it. If it doesn't smell good in the bottle, don't put it on. If it does smell good in the bottle, put a small amount on the inside of your wrist and give a smell. Let it sit for a minute and smell it again. If all is well, use it. If not.. well, you will know what you will smell like.
Also, perfume is a somewhat personal thing. Because of different body chemistries a perfume that might smell good on one person may not smell all that great on another person.
Perfumes start to smell sour when they are old. Try a new, fresh bottle. If you do have a fresh bottle, try a different brand of perfume. Perfumes can smell different on different people.
You smell perfume because after it is sprayed it stays on the skin (or other surface)and dries. It is still around even though you can't see it or feel it.
The perfume was invented because Women in the early ages put on white make-up on their faces everyday, because of this their skin began to rot but to hide the smell they invented perfume.
Solid perfume is a lot like regular perfume but in a stick instead of a spray. If you rub it on your skin it will make you smell good like perfume does... but be careful! If you get too much in your clothes it can stain!
Orange smells sour and also it smells like tangerine, oranges smell like flowers or perfume almost. rotten ones smell like... u don't want to smell a rotten orange
Perfumes will stay on your skin as long as it isn't disturbed. It might lose it's smell after a while, but the perfume will still be there. Perfume also soaks into your skin and mixes with your body's natural oils; over time, this could mask the smell as well. Don't forget about your clothes, they can lightly rub against your skin and eventually remove the perfume in those areas. Also, scratching and rubbing will take it off. The only way that a perfume wil disappear 100% is when you bathe. Most perfumes contain alcohol which cause the liquid to evaporate.
Top or head notes in reference to the smell of a perfume is the initial smell of the perfume when applied. They form a person's initial impression of a perfume and thus are very important in the selling of the product.
The alcohol solvent and volatile oils evaporate (producing the smell) but some dissolve in the skin oils which means that some smell lingers on the person using it. Also there can be reactions with the skin's oils with some people causing an unpleasant odour after a time. (some people place the perfume in a locket to avoid this).
A perfume is appreciated by smell/odour, not vision.
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The perfume smell of the perfume their mothers wore usually reminds people of their mothers.
Perfume evaporates, the perfume molecules diffuse through the air and reach your nose, enabling you to smell them.