If this has ever happened to you, don’t despair; it’s happened to all of us. Our olfactory senses are as unique and individual as our taste buds, and perfume preference is a matter of personal rather than public taste. The contents of that scent bottle should make you feel good as well as smell good — and you’re not going to feel good unless you’re absolutely comfortable wearing that perfume.
As for budgetary concerns, it doesn’t necessary follow that all inexpensive perfumes should be stigmatised as cheap perfume. In the past, some fashion mavens encouraged the idea that if you can’t afford the best, you should go without, but in today’s perfume market, this is emphatically not true; there are wonderful and affordable fragrances available to suit every budget, as well as every taste.
In the end, the best way to find your perfect perfume is to use your own nose, as well as your own judgment. Try out new perfumes, and don’t be afraid to experiment with a variety of price ranges — after all, inexpensive perfume can be just as appealing as the designer brands. In the end, you’re the one who has to live with it, so don’t be swayed by those sexy ads on the telly, and don’t be persuaded to buy something that you really don’t like. By experimenting, keeping an open mind, and letting your nose lead the way, you’re sure to find a new favourite scent that’s just right for you.
December 11th, 2011
maureen
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