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Image by marymarkevich Musk is everywhere in perfume. You’ll find it alongside florals, vanilla, woods, fruit and even the creamiest gourmand fragrances. But considering where traditional musk originally came from, you might be wondering how it can possibly be vegan. So, what are you actually smelling when musk appears in the notes of your favourite … Continued

Image by KamranAydinov Milky perfumes are having a moment. If you’ve spotted fragrances described as creamy, milky or ‘lactonic’ lately, you might be wondering what on earth that actually means. And, more importantly, whether it means you’re going to walk around smelling like a glass of milk. Thankfully, there’s a lot more to lactonic perfumes … Continued

Image by prostooleh If you’re getting married this autumn, choosing your perfume is one of the more fun decisions on the wedding to-do list. And with the change in season, you can put away the light, fresh fragrances usually associated with summer weddings. Autumn works brilliantly with richer, more romantic scents like florals, creamy vanilla, … Continued

Image by wayhomestudio The perfume you wear to work doesn’t have to be plain or forgettable, but it really should suit the environment you’re wearing it in. Whether you work in a busy office, spend your day travelling between meetings or share a close workspace with colleagues, the right fragrance should feel comfortable and easy … Continued

Image by Magnific Choosing a vegan perfume is easier than ever thanks to more brands offering high-quality, cruelty-free fragrances, so you no longer have to compromise on scent, longevity or performance. With many people switching to vegan perfume, the challenge is deciding which fragrance is right for you. From floral favourites to rich woody scents, … Continued

Image by lookstudio Trends come and go, but some perfumes continue to earn a place on dressing tables year after year.  Whether they’ve been around for decades or have become modern classics, these fragrances have built loyal followings thanks to distinctive scent profiles and lasting appeal. From fresh florals to rich orientals, the perfumes on … Continued

Image by Magnific Have you found an old bottle of perfume at the back of a drawer and wondering if it’s still safe to wear? This article can help you find out. Knowing what to look for can help you decide whether your favourite fragrance still deserves a place on your dressing table or whether … Continued

Image by KamranAydinov A strong perfume isn’t necessarily one with the highest fragrance concentration. In fact, two perfumes with similar concentrations can perform very differently once they’re on your skin. In this guide, we’ll explain what fragrance concentration means and how it affects scent performance, as well as the other factors that influence how strong … Continued

Image by nensuria Are you spraying your pillow and ten minutes later the fragrance has already faded? It’s one of the biggest frustrations people have with pillow sprays and one of the main reasons shoppers question whether they are worth buying in the first place. Understanding what affects performance makes it much easier to spot the … Continued

Image by wayhomestudio The ingredients in cosmetics and personal care products are receiving more attention than ever before – and perfume is no exception. Searches for terms such as endocrine disruptors, phthalates and hormone-safe beauty products have grown significantly in recent years as consumers become more interested in what goes into the products they use … Continued

Image by Freepik For years, men’s fragrances all smelled the same. Think cedar, leather, tobacco and spices, presented as the masculine choice, while rose, jasmine and peony were pushed towards the women’s section. The thing is, men have been wearing floral notes for much longer than the marketing will have you know. More men are … Continued

Image by wayhomestudio For decades, perfume counters were filled with gender-specific fragrances. Fresh aquatics, woods and spices sat on one side under signs for men, while florals, fruits and sweeter scents occupied the shelves marked for women. Plenty of women wore woody fragrances long before brands called them unisex and men have been wearing vanilla, … Continued