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Men’s Fragrance - Types And Selections

It is usually a challenge for a guy to select a suitable men’s fragrance. The selections can be very overwhelming. I remember my journey online in search of men’s fragrance that I found it hard to select one from the choices of over 100 fragrances. But with proper knowledge the process in selecting men’s fragrance can be easy and very enjoyable.

Different types

First you must understand the differences between men’s fragrance like cologne, and aftershave. It is not all the same, even though it may appear both cologne and aftershave have a similar fragrance in the bottle, but in reality there is a difference. Aftershave is usually designed for use after a man shaves. Aftershave may offer an intense sensation after its application and this is the result of the aftershave closing the user’s pores. Cologne’s scent is always stronger and usually last longer than aftershave. EDT AND colognes are the same.

Many scents

Next, you must understand that men’s fragrance is composed of many layers of scents. Scents are broken down into groups called notes. You have top notes, middle notes and bottom or base notes. Top notes are usually light spices, fruity, citrus scents that disappear within ten minutes after application. Middle notes are usually spices of vanilla, cinnamon, woodsy, and heavier citrus scents that last for about an hour. The bottom or base notes are made up of stronger scents: long-lasting leathers, woods, tobacco, and heavy spices such as peppers and cloves.

Now that it is time to buy the men’s fragrance that you need, remember not to buy a fragrance after just smelling the fragrance on someone or just smelling a sample sprayed on a scent card. Usually, the scent changes after it matures. And importantly, all fragrances do not smell the same on all people. The smell created from fragrances is a result of a basic chemical reaction between an individual and the fragrance once it is applied. Because each person has different , when the men’s fragrance is applied, the “scent” may be slightly different than someone else who wears the same fragrance.

So how do I buy the right men’s fragrance ? Smell the fragrances on smell cards, once you determine that you may like a fragrance lightly apply it to a pulse point your wrist, neck or chest. This technique is done to smell the fragrance in different stages of its reaction with your body’s chemistry. If it is a scent you like and one that you would wear, then purchase it either at the store or on the internet. Your best bet is to look at some of the online fragrance discount stores for best prices on your favorite men’s fragrance.

Raymond Nwambuonwo is the founder of Perfumes to wear. He can be reached for more information at his website men’s fragrance

Raymond Nwambuonwo has been a contributing author for this website and is an acknowledged expert in the field of Fragrances.He can be found on the internet at this website: men’s fragrance

Perfumes to wear (Ray’s company) is our recommended resource for all types of Perfumes, Colognes, Deodorants, Shower gels on the internet. To buy your favourite Fragrance today,try: men’s fragrance

Tips for Sampling and Choosing Perfume

Tip 1:

Perfume never has the exactly same fragrance on different people. Don’t choose a perfume just because you like the fragrance on someone else. Perfume will interact differently with each individual’s .

Tip 2:

Fragrance is a combination of the perfume’s scent and your body’s chemistry. Don’t try to tell what a perfume is like by sniffing the bottle. Apply the perfume to your wrist and allow the fragrance to develop, and blend with your skins unique features, before testing. Allow up to 10 minutes for fragrance development after applying the .

Tip 3:

Limiting sampling to 3 or 4 perfumes at a time will avoid confusing and overwhelming your . Sniffing coffee beans between samples can help clear and refresh your .

Tip 4:

When sampling consider developing a perfume wardrobe. A perfume wardrobe is like a clothing wardrobe, with perfumes for different seasons, occasions, and moods. A perfume for each of, casual, evening and romantic wear will cover most requirements.

Tip 5:

It is perfume oils that give perfumes their fragrance. Check the category of the perfume when selecting your perfume. The higher the concentration of the longer the perfume will last.

Perfume Category Typical Content

After Shave 0.5% - 2.0%

Eau de Cologne 3.0% - 5.0%

5.0% - 8.0%

Eau de Parfum 8.0% - 15.0%

Parfum 15.0% - 30.0%

Donna is a trained makeup artist with her own . As both a business women and a mom with 2 children Donna understands the time pressures on women today and through this, and other articles, has endeavored to take the complexity out of looking great with some “busy women friendly” and advice. If you would like to read more of Donna’s articles check out her website: http://www.coloursandscents.co.nz