Because she has a nose like a bat as told in the book
In "The Secret Life of Bees," Lily smells every perfume bottle in an attempt to connect with her mother, who she believes to have also been fascinated by scents and perfumes. Lily uses this as a way to feel closer to her mother and experience a sense of comfort and nostalgia. Smelling the perfumes also serves as a way for Lily to navigate her emotions and memories surrounding her mother's absence.
For smell,used for ancient Egyptian perfum.
Diffusion--the perfume molecules diffuse into the atmosphere, which lets you smell the perfume. Opening a bottle of Axe, OTOH, demonstrates the scientific principal of reverse peristalsis because it makes me want to gag every time I smell it.
for the smell
Smell a viniger bottle. It is the same
you smell ;)
by the smell it has a bad smell wen its spoiled
It will all depend on the quantities you use and how the scents work with your body chemistry. Too much of a good thing, and you will smell too good to people who share space with you.
you smell when you dont wash every day if you wash every day your to clean.
Find out what is the chemical(s) that result in the smell and then, like the perfume industry, bottle it
almost every thing produce odour particles but the human nose does not detect every smell
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.
why can the odor of perfume reach you?