Greetings Grayce here!
Now
smell this!!!
Scents are very personal we all gravitate towards specific
scents – only the nose knows
personally
I love scented body gels
I
prefer warm musky scents also a touch of lavender will do just fine
whichever
you prefer they can be uplifting or relaxing.
Your
own body chemistry affects how different notes react on your skin.
There
are three different notes
top,
middle, and base notes
Top
notes provide the first scent impression of a fragrance
once it has been applied to the skin. They are usually lighter, more
volatile aromas that evaporate readily. Their scent usually lingers
for between 5 and 30 minutes.
Middle
notes, sometimes referred to as “heart notes”, make up
the body of the blend. They may be evident from the start, but will
usually take 10-
30
minutes to fully develop on the skin. They are the notes that
classify the fragrance family (floral, oriental, chypre, etc.
Base
Notes, are those with the greatest molecular weight. They last
the longest, and are also important as fixatives, that is, they help
slow down the evaporation rates of the lighter notes, giving the
fragrance holding power. Common base notes include oakmoss,
patchouli, woods, musk and vanilla.
A
fragrance which does not have traditional top, middle and base notes
is usually described as “linear”.
My
favorite scent whether it be the shower gel or fragrance I just love it I
mean love it!!!!!
Jean Patou: Sublime was
introduced in 1992, this fine fragrance contains citrus, rose,
jasmine and is accented with ylang ylang, amber and sandalwood.
Launched
by the design house of Jean Patou in 1993, Sublime is classified as a
refined, oriental, floral fragrance. This feminine scent possesses a
blend of flowers, musk and vanilla combined to create an elegant,
sophisticated scent. It is recommended for evening wear.
Top
Notes: Bergamot, Mandarin, Coriander, Green Note
Middle Notes: Rose, Jasmine, Ylang-Ylang, Orange Blossom
Base Notes: Sandal, Vanilla, Cedar, Civet
enjoy the journey!
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