The Fascinating World of Fragrances
Fragrance families are a way of categorizing different types of perfumes based on their dominant scent characteristics. There are five primary fragrance families:
Floral: feature the scents of freshly picked flowers, including rose, jasmine, and lily of the valley. These fragrances are often considered light and feminine, and are popular choices for daytime wear.
Oriental: warm, rich, and spicy, often featuring notes of vanilla, musk, and amber. They are considered more exotic and sensual than other fragrance families, and are often worn for evening occasions.
Woody: earthy and natural, featuring scents like sandalwood, cedar, and oakmoss. These fragrances are often considered unisex, and are a popular choice for both men and women.
Fresh: light and airy, featuring scents like citrus, green tea, and ocean breezes. These fragrances are often associated with a clean, refreshing feeling, and are popular choices for daytime wear.
Fougère: a combination of fresh and woody scents, featuring notes of lavender, citrus, and oakmoss. These fragrances are often considered classic and timeless, and are popular choices for men's cologne.
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