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What are perfume notes??

 

Let’s start from the basics. A perfume has three types of notes, a top note, a middle note, and a base note.  A top note is the first scent you ‘experience’ when you first apply the fragrance.  Top notes include and can be referred as citrusy, summery, woody, spicy, or floral.

Then, the middle notes, which can also be called heart notes, are the scent results after the top note has faded a little.  This scent that you experience consists of the middle notes of the perfume.

Finally, you then have the base note, which are the scents that reveal itself as the perfume sits on your skin and warms up to your body temperature.  It can take up to an hour or so for this to occur.  So what is the true and actual scent of the perfume?  That would be the mix of the middle notes and base notes. 

So now you know what it means when we mention base notes, top notes, and the middle notes of a scent and we hope that this helps you when choosing a new scent for yourself. Take note(oh the irony), it does take up to an hour for that true scent of a fragrance to adjust on your body, so before making any quick decisions about scent, be patient and let some time (and your nose) do all the work.




INTRODUCING RARE INTENSE
Paying homage to the signature Rare family of fragrances, our new intense variations have potent precious ingredients and a longer wear time for a luxe feel that lasts.

Your new prized possession. The most coveted ingredients meld in this rich, potent fragrance, as notes of iris, warm ambrette and smooth vetiver immerse you in dreamy luxury.

NOTES
Iris, warm ambrette and smooth vetiver.

Fragrance Category
Warm & Dreamy – Warm floral scents with flowing, silky and romantic notes.




INTRODUCING RARE INTENSE
Paying homage to the signature Rare family of fragrances, our new intense variations have potent precious ingredients and a longer wear time for a luxe feel that lasts.

Luxuriate in the radiance of this potent and alluring fragrance, which envelops you in the warmth of pure gold with opulent notes of mandarin zest, ylang-ylang and golden amber. 1.7 fl. oz.



NOTES
Mandarin zest, ylang-ylang and golden amber.

Fragrance Category
Warm & Indulgent - Warm scents with decadent, sensual and smooth notes.






INTRODUCING RARE INTENSE
Paying homage to the signature Rare family of fragrances, our new intense variations have potent precious ingredients and a longer wear time for a luxe feel that lasts.

Timeless. Romantic. Rare.This potent, luminous blend of shimmering magnolia, white pepper and creamy rosewood takes elegance and romance to new heights. 1.7 fl. oz.

NOTES
Shimmering magnolia, white pepper and creamy rosewood.

Fragrance Category
Warm & Dreamy – Warm floral scents with flowing, silky and romantic notes.


CHECK OUT THIS INFORMATIVE ARTICLE

What Exactly Is a Scent Profile? Here’s How to Choose Your Next Signature Fragrance 



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