Perfume : வேர்வை Smell வராம இருக்கணுமா | Body Spray | Deodorant | How to Apply a Fragrance

Location Courtesy:
Pixies - The Beauty Shop in Chennai (OMR)
Bus stop, Plot no 5/319 Shop no 4F,
Okkiyam Thoraipakkam Old Mahabalipuram Road OMR
Behind Okkiyam thoraipakkam,
Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600097
In this video, we'll delve into the fascinating world of perfumes, exploring the various types of perfume and sharing valuable tips on how to use them effectively.
🌸 Perfume Types:
Discover the diverse fragrance families, find out which scent suits your personality and occasions best. We'll break down Parfum, Eau de Parfum, Eau de Toilette, and Eau de Cologne, helping you understand their concentrations and when to wear them.
🌿 How to Use Perfume:
Learn the art of applying perfume like a pro. From selecting the right pulse points to avoiding over-spraying, we'll provide a step-by-step guide to ensure your fragrance lasts longer and leaves a pleasant, lasting impression.
Body spray:
It is also known as body mist or body splash, is a type of scented product designed to be sprayed directly onto the skin or clothing to provide a pleasant and lightweight fragrance. Body sprays typically have a lower concentration of fragrance oils compared to perfumes or colognes, making them a lighter and more subtle option for scenting the body.
Deodorant:
deodorant is a personal care product primarily designed to mask or prevent body odor caused by the bacterial breakdown of sweat. It is applied to the underarms and sometimes other areas of the body to control and reduce the unpleasant smell associated with perspiration.
Parfum (Extrait de Parfum):
Parfum, also referred to as extrait de parfum, stands as the pinnacle of fragrance concentration. Boasting the highest proportion of essential oils (typically 20-30%), it epitomizes enduring and opulent perfume. A mere trace suffices, and its enchanting aroma can linger for hours or even an entire day.
Eau de Parfum (EDP):
Eau de Parfum strikes a balance, offering a slightly lower concentration than parfum (usually 15-20%). It delivers a long-lasting scent suitable for daily wear, extending its allure for several hours.
Eau de Toilette (EDT):
Eau de Toilette, lighter than EDP, features a modest fragrance oil concentration (typically 5-15%). Ideal for daytime use and warmer climates, it imparts a refreshing scent that endures for a few hours.
Eau de Cologne (EDC):
Eau de Cologne, the most delicate of the perfume varieties, possesses a minimal fragrance oil concentration (around 2-4%). It envelops the wearer in a revitalizing and invigorating aroma, making it ideal for quick, mid-day rejuvenation spritzes.
Effectively using perfume involves selecting the right scent, applying it to clean skin's pulse points, and being cautious not to overapply. Proper storage, considering clothing, and experimenting with scents are important. The goal is to enhance your natural fragrance subtly.
Perfumes encompass a range of types, each with its distinctive attributes and varying levels of fragrance essence.
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