Alcohol denat., Aqua, Parfum, Hydroxycitronellal, Linalool, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Tetramethyl Acetyloctahydronaphthalenes, Citronellol, Geraniol, Limonene, Citrus Limon Peel Oil, Citrus Aurantium Peel Oil, Cinnamyl Alcohol, Vanillin, Pinene, Coumarin, Rose Ketones, Carvone, Citral, Terpinolene, CI 42090, Cl 14720, CI 16255.

How to apply the fragrance correctly?

A fragrance speaks best where the blood pulses:

• wrist joint (where we measure pulse);
• in elbow joints (inner side);
• behind the ears;
• in the depression between the breasts.

Your hair holds the fragrance well, it can be sprayed on the neck or back of your head.

If you want a beautiful fragrant trail to follow you, you can apply the scent under your knees and on the hem of your dress from the wrong side.

Finally, we recommend spraying the aroma upward and entering this cloud.

How to select a fragrance?

Rule #1. Do not try too many fragrances right away. Try 3 to 4 fragrances. This way you will avoid mixing them and can remember the scent much better

Rule 2. Do not spray the fragrance from the bottle into the cap. Try not to smell the scent directly from the bottle or sampler. Apply it to a blotter or a clean handkerchief. Having chosen the scent you like in this way, be sure to apply it to your skin to understand how it “lives” on your skin. The same scent can smell completely different on you and your friend.

Rule 3.Do not buy a fragrance based on the very first impression. Walk with it a little, wait for the heart notes (after 15-30 minutes), which will accompany you throughout the day after the most volatile top notes have faded, and only then make your choice.

Rule #4. Consider weather, climate, and situation. Remember that humid warm air spreads fragrance better than cold and dry air. Discreet fragrances are universal, while bright and strong ones are not always good to use atoffice or on the beach. But they will draw attention at a romantic rendez-vous.

Rule #5. Turn the fragrance selection into a pleasure. A good mood is the best advisor in the difficult choice.