Perfume and scents
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For the best results, apply perfume to your pulse points. These include areas such as the wrists, behind the ears, the base of the throat, inside the elbows, and behind the knees. The warmth of these areas helps to diffuse the fragrance across your body. To avoid over-application, start with a light spray or dab and build up if necessary. Additionally, it’s best to apply perfume directly to your skin rather than your clothes, as some fragrances can stain fabrics.
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Perfumes can smell different in the bottle compared to on your skin due to several factors:
Body Chemistry: Your skin’s natural oils and pH can alter the way a perfume smells.
Evaporation: When applied, the top notes evaporate first, revealing the heart and base notes which can smell different than the initial scent.
Heat and Humidity: Body heat and environmental factors like humidity can affect how a fragrance develops and lasts on your skin.
Dry-Down Period: Perfumes go through a dry-down process, where the initial scent (top notes) fades, and the true character of the fragrance (heart and base notes) emerges. -
Cashmere Woods is perfect for daily wear. It’s crafted to smell pleasant and elegant without overwhelming those around you.
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Yes, the fragrances are designed to evolve on your skin over time. The top notes fade first, leaving the heart and base notes to linger, creating a unique journey with every wear.
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Atomic Tonka, Thriller Vanilla, and Royal Fern are our most intense fragrances, designed for events and nightlife with the strongest projection and sillage in the collection.
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Fragrances should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain their quality.
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Our Eau de Parfum fragrances have a high concentration of oils and typically last 6-8 hours, depending on your skin type.
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To make your perfume last longer, try these tips:
Moisturize: Apply an unscented lotion or petroleum jelly to your pulse points before applying perfume. Fragrance lasts longer on hydrated skin.Layering: Use matching scented body washes, lotions, or oils to create a layered scent that persists throughout the day.
Avoid Rubbing: After applying perfume, avoid rubbing your wrists together. This can break down the fragrance molecules and diminish the scent.
Proper Storage: Store your perfumes in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to preserve their integrity.
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Choosing the right perfume involves considering your personal preferences, the occasion, and your body chemistry. Here are some steps to help you find your perfect scent:
Identify Your Preference: Determine if you prefer floral, woody, oriental, fresh, or other types of fragrances.
Test the Fragrance: When trying a new perfume, apply it to your skin and wait for a few hours to see how it develops. Perfumes can change as they interact with your body chemistry.
Season and Occasion: Consider the season and the occasion. Lighter, fresher scents are typically better for daytime and warmer weather, while deeper, richer scents are ideal for evening and cooler weather.
Sample First: Whenever possible, sample perfumes before purchasing a full bottle. Many stores offer samples or travel sizes. -
Proper storage of your perfume is crucial to maintain its quality and longevity:
Keep Away from Light and Heat: Store your perfume in a cool, dark place. Exposure to direct sunlight and high temperatures can degrade the fragrance.
Avoid Humidity: High humidity can alter the composition of your perfume. Avoid storing it in bathrooms where steam and moisture are common.
Original Packaging: If possible, keep the perfume in its original box, which helps protect it from light and temperature fluctuations.
Tightly Sealed: Always ensure the bottle is tightly sealed to prevent air from entering, which can oxidize and spoil the fragrance. -
The way a perfume smells can vary from person to person due to individual body chemistry. Factors that influence this include:
Skin Type: Oily skin can hold scents longer and may enhance certain notes, while dry skin might not hold the fragrance as long.
pH Levels: The natural acidity or alkalinity of your skin can alter how a fragrance develops.
Diet and Lifestyle: What you eat and your lifestyle habits (like smoking) can affect your natural scent, which in turn can influence how a perfume smells on you.
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Perfumes typically have a shelf life of 12-36 monts, but this can vary based on their composition and storage conditions. Signs that a perfume has expired include:
Change in Scent: If the fragrance smells off, sour, or significantly different from when it was new, it may have expired.
Color Changes: An altered color, such as darkening or cloudiness, can indicate that the perfume has deteriorated.
Consistency: If the perfume has become thicker or has visible particles, it’s likely past its prime.
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Fragrance families categorize perfumes based on their dominant scent characteristics. The main fragrance families include:
Floral: Flowers have been at the heart of perfumery for centuries — not because they're delicate, but because they're complex. Rose can be sharp. Jasmine can be dark. Iris can be cold as stone. Florals are anything but simple.
Citrus: Characterized by fresh, zesty notes like lemon, bergamot, and grapefruit. Perfect for a refreshing and energetic scent.
Oriental: Warm and spicy with notes of vanilla, amber, and exotic spices. Great for an alluring and sensual fragrance.
Woody: Earthy and warm, featuring notes of sandalwood, cedar, and patchouli. Suitable for a sophisticated and grounding scent.
Fresh: Clean and invigorating with notes of marine, green, and aromatic herbs. Ideal for a light and breezy fragrance.
Fruity: Sweet and juicy notes of fruits like apple, peach, and berries. Great for a playful and youthful scent. -
The primary difference between these types of fragrances lies in the concentration of essential oils, which affects the intensity and longevity of the scent:
Eau de Parfum (EDP): Contains a higher concentration of fragrance oils (usually 15-20%). It is strong and long-lasting, typically lasting about 6-8 hours.
Eau de Toilette (EDT): Has a lighter concentration of fragrance oils (usually 5-15%). It is lighter and more suitable for daily wear, lasting about 4-6 hours.
Eau de Cologne (EDC): Contains the lowest concentration of fragrance oils (usually 2-4%). It is very light and usually lasts around 2-3 hours. It’s often used for a refreshing splash of scent. -
Yes, many perfumes are unisex and can be worn by both men and women. Fragrance preference is highly personal, and the industry has seen a growing trend towards gender-neutral scents. These perfumes often feature a balanced blend of traditionally masculine and feminine notes, allowing anyone to enjoy them regardless of gender.
Shipping & Delivery
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Domestic shipping with GLS can take up to 2 business days.
Foreign shipping could take up to 14 business days.
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Shipping rates can vary depending on your region and are calculated at checkout.
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Yes, we offer free shipping for large domestic orders. Check the cart to see the current deal on free shipping.
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Yes, we ship our products all over the globe.
Please note that free shipping is not applicable for international orders and that shipping rates could vary depending on your region. -
We ship worldwide. Domestic and EU orders typically arrive fastest, while international shipping outside Europe may take up to 14 business days. Reach out if you have questions about shipping to your specific location.
Returns & Refunds
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Yes, we offer full and partial refunds.
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A refund request can be submitted within a month after the purchase is made.
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In the case when theproduct and packaging are unopened and undamaged, you areeligiblefor a full refund.
In the case whenthe packaging has been opened and the product has been used, you areeligiblefor a partial refund.
In the case when a product has been damaged, and the damage is not covered by your warranty, you are not eligiblefor a refund.
Please check our Terms of Service to see if you're eligible for a refund.
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When an order does not include free shipping, all shipping costs (including the return shipping) are handled by the customer.
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When an order includes free shipping, only the cost of the return shipping is handled by the customer.