Most women absolutely love perfumes. Many have their favorite scent from the famous Chanel Number 5 to Estye Lauder's Beyond Paradise or Calvin Klein's Euphoria. There are some perfumes that are meant for day wear while others are meant for the evening or night. But despite all the varieties and endless concoctions of scents on the market, sometimes women are baffled by the fact that a perfume smells much different on them than it did in the bottle. Or how it smelled on a friend. The question is why Follow along as we give you a few answers to help you to understand this strange phenomena and how you can choose a fragrance that is all your own.
First of all, it's important to remember that many of these fragrances are very delicate in nature and in composition. It's very important that you keep your perfumes in a cool, dark location once you take it home and you open the bottle. Fragrances can be easily affected by extreme temperatures or by sunlight. Sunlight and high temperature can easily upset the chemical balance of your perfume and change or even ruin the original smell, without you realizing it.
Next, you have to understand that each individual's skin is unique in the natural oils and acids that they have. Your skin and its oils and acids will be different from your friend, your mother or your daughter. How the perfume interacts on each persons skin will be different. And so, the perfume that smells just right on your best friend, may not seem so right on you. There isn't always such a large difference that you may notice an enough to reject the perfume, but the differences will definitely be there. But make sure that you give yourself at least 10 minutes with the new perfume on your pulse points before you make a decision. And don't try more than two or three at a time. Checking other perfume to quickly or with too many cross scents may not give you an accurate result. Take your time to find a good perfume.
Sometimes women also find that a perfume that seemed to work well for them at one point has started to smell differently after a period of time. You need to realize that there are other body chemistry factors that can come in to play that can actually change how a perfume reacts on your skin. Diet,for example, can play a large role in the differences you detect in a fragrance you wear. Eating too much garlic or too many onions can create a problem for people who have a tendency to have these foods come through their pores. Having onion or garlic mix with your perfume can definitely change the smell. A diet that is high in fat, or a spicy diet, can actually increase the intensity of a perfume due to the change in body chemistry that shows up in the essential oils of your skin that mixes with the perfume. A return to a previous diet may return your previous favorite scent.
You also have to realize that hormonal changes in your body will show up in your skin chemistry as well. Going through puberty, menopause or even pregnancy can easily change how a perfume reacts on your skin. Health problems like diabetes can create skin problems and changes in your natural oils that will affect your favorite scent as well. Even the variations and changes in blood sugar levels that a diabetic goes through will in turn effect a perfumes scent. Even a small change such as having dryer skin then you normally have can easily effect the scent you wear as the essential oils in the perfume will be absorbed into your skin and change the composition of the fragrance left behind.
There is really nothing to be worried about healthwise in any of these cases, but it's good to know why your favorite perfume doesn't seem to smell the same as it once did. Or why a certain fragrance that everyone else enjoys doesn't seem to work on you. Each and every one of us is a unique individual, with differences in the natural oils and acid composition that we have on our skin. Body chemistry and health may also play an integral role in how a particular perfume reacts on a woman's body. Just take your time. Find a fragrance that works for you and you will have a unique scent that is all your own.
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