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What is the science behind perfume?
It is not science yet. It is the nose of the smeller. The French are very good at this and mixing natural flavors for their perfumes.
What is 'perfumes' when translated from English to French?
Parfums is a French equivalent of the English word "perfumes." The masculine plural noun also translates as "aromas," "flavors," "odors" or "scents" according to context. The pronunciation will be "par-feh" in French.
What are perfumes used for?
Attractive smell.
What fragrances are typically used on Armani perfumes?
Armani has a wide variety of perfumes so they typically aren't using the same fragrances. There are also different fragrances used for the men's and women's versions. You can check out Fragrantic's website for details on what fragrances are used in your favorite perfumes.
Can all flowers used to make perfumes?
No. That statement is not properly formed. You could say it better:The little shop sells perfumes that smell of flowers.It would be better to say:The little shop sells perfumes that have the fragrance of flowers.
What is use of musk deer?
its musk is used for perfumes.
What is the rootstock of iris used in perfumes called?
orris
What is Geraniol?
Geraniol is a natural compound found in various essential oils like rose, citronella, and geranium. It is commonly used in perfumes, flavors, and aromatherapy products due to its pleasant floral scent. Geraniol is also known for its potential insect repellent properties.
What are the uses for an ester?
perfumes, essential oils, pheromones, and they give fruits their smell.
Do perfumes have sunscreen?
No, perfumes do not have sunscreen.
How was olive oil used in ancient Greece?
It was used as lotions, in cooking, perfumes etc
How did the perfume industry change to make perfumes more available?
It has been getting more stronger smelling and more expensive
