SOME tips ... To Smell Good For as Long as Possible. I think we all like to feel that the people around us, perceive us perfumed for most of the day, that we smell good; perfume should not be considered a luxury, that's why, I have some tips that I want to share with you.
Nowadays talking about sex is still a “taboo”. However, it is broader in sex, the sense of smell is important when it comes to experiencing pleasure and enjoyment, although for some people, not only perfumes can captivate or excite people.
How Important is it to You to Wear Perfume?...
Do you think perfume is a luxury?
The confinement due to the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic has caused many changes, not only psychological, but also in our daily lives, with this social distancing, which we do not know how long it will last, and according to what is heard out there ... it seems that the coronavirus COVID-19 is here to stay, like other viruses... 😔
But this should not be an excuse to stop using your creams, lotions, perfumes... why stop pampering yourself? ... waiting for the excuse to have a romantic date with your partner? Or going out with your friends to party, to use your favorite perfumes that you have "parked" on your dresser without using them?
Perfumes and Colognes are more than a luxury, they are part of your “look” and your personality, and you even have to perfume yourself when you are at home, as it helps you, stimulates good spirits, keeps you active, and awakens your mind.
Since all of us have the power to activate our brain to regulate our mood through our attitudes, way of thinking, with our habits, we can stimulate our own production of Serotonin (which helps us to have a calm and peaceful mood, serene), Endorphin (which is the most important, to make us feel happy) and Oxytocin (the love hormone).
Well ... I'm not going to talk about other hormones because it's irrelevant, I'm not talking about medicine either, but about how important perfume is in our day to day ... SMELL GOOD!!!
Perfumes and Colognes relieve you of stress, it keeps you with the spirit of an entrepreneur and successful woman like you.
Where Does Perfume Originate? There are many theories about the "origin of perfumes", the most common is that the Mesopotamians (Mesopotamia is a historical region of Western Asia, occupies most of present-day Iraq and Kuwait, includes the Persian Gulf and part of Iran, Syria and Turkey).
Persians (currently Iran) or the Egyptians (Egypt, a country that links Northeast Africa with the Middle East, dates from the time of the Pharaohs.) They were the first creators of perfumes, essenced with myrrh (aromatic red gummy resin used in perfumery), oils and flowers in Babylonian Mesopotamia.
History with more than 4000 years! In Egypt, 4,000 years ago, people used to use essences in religious ceremonies for their deceased, and even for daily use. Therefore the fragrance was also a sacred attribute.
The Hungarians introduced perfumes, made with scented oils, mixed with a solution of alcohol.
Perfumes do have a long history, since this gift from our ancient civilizations such as the Greek and Egyptian, have been used for more than 4000 years, in which men and women chose to use these fragrance Perfume has existed since the origins of mankind.
At that time, the Persians were also great admirers of perfumes, the essences were used as a badge of political status. When Greece and Rome took control of Persia, they became familiar with perfumes, and gradually spread it to the rest of the world, by 1190 it arrived in Paris, and it was there where it began to grow commercially, and became the great industry of today.
What Was the First Perfume? The meaning of perfume developed differently in each country, there were many types of fragrances that were considered perfumes, but, it was the Hungarians who introduced perfume as a scent; made with scented oils mixed with an alcohol solution.
For those who think that these products are too expensive: I will give you an idea about it...
How are Fragrances Obtained?
Perfumes generally have a higher concentration of essential oil than colognes, the perfume has a 30% + concentration, while the cologne has between (5-8% concentration).
In Turkey, Bulgaria, Morocco, in India and of course, Grasse (France), is where this species grows. To get the richness of its aroma you have to pick the flower at dawn.
JASMINE can be found in India, Spain or North Africa. Aromatic herbs (thyme, mint, basil, rosemary ...). We can find these herbs in all Mediterranean countries, but also in Madagascar and India. In this group we could also find some spices such as cloves, coriander, cardamom, cumin, pepper, nutmeg or tonka bean.
Some of the vegetable
raw materials that are used in the production of perfumes such as woods,
bark and mosses, such as sandalwood, birch, cedar, oak moss
is highly valued.
Raw Materials of Animal Origin.
In recent times, raw materials of animal origin, due to the laws to
preserve the survival of the species, have been replaced by synthetic
substances.
The Cachalote |
Sperm Whale |
It is waxy and flammable, dull gray or blackish in color, like marble soft consistency and a strong fecal odor. It is an intestinal concretion in the form of a mass that the sperm whale expels naturally and its cost is very high. It is sometimes called "whale vomit." It is used in the manufacture of medicines, cosmetics and perfumes.
Ambergris has a peculiar sweet and earthy smell similar to that of isopropyl alcohol, it is found floating in the sea, or in the sand on the coast.
Although normally no more than a few hundred grams, the largest recorded block of ambergris weighed 635 kg. This biliary mass is highly valued and prized by the perfumery industry.
Ambergris has the quality of fixing all the aromas, giving them a longer duration in the perfume.
I have searched for a lot of reliable information to write this article as well as possible, honestly... I have to tell you... I was not even aware of how the history of perfume originated, now I understand why the prices are so expensive, I hope this article has entertained you, I only ask you please, if you like the theme, share it with your friends. I'll appreciate it...
At the end of writing this fascinating topic related to the Origin of Perfume, I realized that it is too long, and I want to give the complete information and not half that is useless, there is much more, so I came to the conclusion of dividing this publication in two; so my friend, don't miss the "to be continued" part two of "Why Are We Fascinated by Perfumes"? 😋
Smell is one of the most powerful senses.
Before applying perfume, moisturize your skin.
Do not stop applying your perfume, and you will perceive an exceptional change!