Let’s see, my current dating life is non-existent but that’s
beside the point. One should always smell good. Along with my obsession with
shoes, I LOVE perfume as well. I think it’s a genetic thing, my Mom’s side of
the family love perfume, I guess it’s the French influence that never really
left my family. I grew up with my aunt spraying Chanel No. 5 or Tresor for work
every day.
Any here’s a chart of my perfume breakdown if you can’t see
the picture clearly
Perfume
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Flowery
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Neutral
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Musky
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Ie: Daisy by Marc Jacob
Happy by Clinique
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Ie: The Beat by Burberry
Aura by American Eagle
Incanto Charm by Salvatore
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Ie: La Force by Marc Jacob
Couture Couture by JC
Chanel No. 5 by Chanel
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When to wear
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First Date
First Day of work
Flowery/ sweet scent but does not really
linger
Spring Time
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Everyday
Has a citrus/ clean undertone
Can be worn all season
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Clubbing or Just going out with the girls
Women with high power jobs Can have a floral scent but the smells lingers
with aromatics and has dept
Cold Months
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Theory:
Flowery: On a first date, you want to come across and danty
and cute – harmless. The same goes with first day of work, you want to be
approachable and friendly. EVERYONE wants to be liked and we as humans are keen
on smells and their associations.
Neutral: Everyday use because the fresh undertone just makes
you ‘like everyone else’ ; you’re not trying to attract attention but you still
want to smell good.
Musky: These perfume usually put off a masculine…I am woman
hear me roar vibe, which is really appropriate when you’re out with the girls
and ‘just want to dance’ cue in Dane Cook. :p Honestly,
if you manage to attract guys with this perfume, I would be cautious they
really aren’t the ones that you want long term…I’m not saying that they aren’t
nice guys, just be careful if you want a man to be the bread and butter. Also,
these types of perfumes are wonderful when you want to establish authority
because of the masculine tone.
Well, I hope this is at least entertaining if not
informative :)
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