Mousuf Ramadi, Ard Al Zaafaran, Eau de Parfum for Men, 100ml

Description

What you need to know about fragrances: 1. Differences in concentration Extrait de parfum - has a concentration of 20%-40% aromatic compounds, making it the most intense form of fragrance; Eau de parfum (EDP) - with a concentration of 15%-30% aromatic compounds, it is one of the best-selling fragrance formats; Eau de toilette (EDT) - contains 5%-20% aromatic compounds and is also one of the best-selling fragrance formats, alongside eau de parfum; 2. The Fragrance Pyramid Every fragrance has a fragrance pyramid describing its scent structure. Top notes are perceived immediately after spraying. Heart notes emerge gradually as the top notes evaporate. Base notes remain on the skin for a long time. 3. Testing fragrances When testing fragrances, spray them on your skin to allow the fragrance notes to develop. Wait a few minutes for the top notes to evaporate and let the fragrance develop its heart and base notes. This process will help you better understand how the fragrance evolves on your skin. 4. Longevity Every fragrance interacts differently with each person's skin pH, affecting its longevity and scent. To help fragrance last longer on the skin, apply it to pulse points such as the wrists, neck, behind the ears and behind the knees. 5. Storing fragrances Avoid storing them in warm places. To maintain the freshness and quality of fragrances, store them in a cool, dark place. This will help ensure your fragrances remain stable and true to their original character throughout use.