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Characteristics of excellent perfume

The first that one should notice about a excellent perfume is the oil content. It is easy to test and see if a perfume has an oil base content. With a perfume of high standard, you should be able to feel the oil between your fingers. A simple test is to spray some onto you fingers and rub softly. Another test is to simply hold the bottle of perfume against the sunlight. You should be able to see the oil.

Then long levity. Perfume manufactured from natural raw materials does last for days. An easy test is to spray a little on a piece of clean paper and store it in a book or somewhere else - the smell will last for weeks.

You can also compare different manufacturers using this method to make sure they are not selling you a Eau de perfume, calling it a Perfume. The higher concentrated oil base off the same type of fragrance will last longer.

Did you know that perfume consist of notes, The head note (upper tone), The heart note or bouquet (middle tone) and the base note (under tone)?

When you open a bottle of perfume, the head note will be the first that you smell. This last only a few minutes. The heart note is the most important. When sprayed onto your skin, it develops over 10 to 20 minutes or sometimes even 30 minutes.

The base note or under tone, is made up of heavy and unforgiving layers of essential oils and you can smell the base note once the heart note has started to evaporate. This is the persisting part of the perfume which can last one to two days on your skin.

Please note that, because of differences in body chemistry, temperature, and body odors, no perfume will smell exactly the same on any two people.

Perfume may last longer on some people than others. Dry skin will not retain perfume as long as oily skin. If you do suffer from dry skin, apply a layer of non perfumed oil-based natural skin lotion onto the skin before applying perfume. You can also make use of a cream that contains the same essential oils that the perfume you use, contains.