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Marioe6
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Lattafa perfumes - hit or miss for you?
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Perfumes & Brands
... All perfumes have a pretty significant percentage of synthetic ingredients. The key is the quality they achieve. I have several Lattafa and other Arabic ones that are of excellent quality, compared to the originals that I also have. In Lattafa in particular, the Sceptre line is really good. I have a Fortnight, which emulates Fahrenheit quite well. The Salvo, related to Sauvage, are good too. The classic Maahir has amazing projection and longevity.
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Lidijabern
08/07/2024
Lidijabern
Marioe6
How to Macerate Perfume Properly?
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Perfume Discussions
... Artificial intelligence gives a response that seems like common sense. The maceration of perfumes is an interesting and often debated topic among enthusiasts and experts in perfumery. Let's break down this process and its relevance. What is Perfume Maceration? Maceration is the process in which the molecules of a perfume blend and stabilize, allowing the ingredients to fully integrate. This can enhance the depth, richness, and longevity of the perfume. Are Perfumes Already Macerated? In most cases, commercial perfumes undergo a maceration process during production. After the initial blending, the perfumes are left to rest for a period that can range from weeks to months. This ensures that the components properly meld before being bottled and distributed for sale. Does It Make Sense to Wait Longer? Although commercial perfumes have already been macerated, there are several reasons why some enthusiasts choose to macerate their perfumes further: 1. Enhancement of the Fragrance : Some people believe that perfumes can continue to evolve and improve over time. This process can smooth out harsher notes and allow for a more harmonious blend. 2. Additional Stabilization : Further storage can help stabilize the ingredients, especially in perfumes that contain natural essential oils, which can change over time. 3. Storage Conditions : The conditions in which the perfume is stored (temperature, light, humidity) can affect its quality. An additional period of maceration under optimal conditions can improve the fragrance. How Long Should You Wait? If you decide to macerate a perfume, it is recommended to store it in a cool, dark, and dry place. An additional maceration period can range from a few weeks to several months, depending on your preferences and the specific perfume. Final Considerations Niche or Artisan Perfumes : These perfumes are often produced in smaller batches and may benefit more from additional maceration compared to mass-produced industrial perfumes. Personal Preferences : The perception of changes in the fragrance after maceration can be subjective. Some may notice significant differences, while others may not perceive notable changes. In summary, while commercial perfumes are already macerated, some enthusiasts believe that an additional period of maceration can enhance the fragrance. If you decide to try it, be sure to store the perfume properly and be patient to see if you notice an improvement in the quality of the fragrance.
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Belvish
07/15/2024
Belvish
Marioe6
Maison Alhambra - The Trail // Has anybody tried it?
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Johnjssmith
07/15/2024
Johnjssmith