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About International Fragrance Week
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Ends: Mar 24, 2024
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International Fragrance Week, organized by The Fragrance Foundation, is a global celebration dedicated to fragrances' art, craft, and history. This week-long event, typically observed in March, brings fragrance enthusiasts, brands, and creators together to honor and explore the diverse world of perfumery.
The Fragrance Foundation, established in 1949, has been instrumental in promoting the fragrance industry. The idea for an International Fragrance Week emerged from the Foundation's efforts to educate the public about scent's artistry and recognize the fragrance industry's cultural and economic importance. The week features various events, including new fragrance launches, promotions, and educational content to deepen the public's understanding and appreciation of fragrance.MOST POPULAR NOTES IN PERFUMES
When discussing notes in fragrances, these can vary widely depending on cultural preferences, trends, and individual tastes. However, some classic notes have remained consistently popular over time. These include:
Floral Notes: Like rose, jasmine, and lavender, they are often found at the heart of many perfumes and are beloved for their natural, sweet, and romantic qualities.
Citrus Notes: Citrus notes such as lemon, bergamot, and orange are refreshing and uplifting and commonly used in lighter fragrances.
Woody Notes: These notes provide a warm and earthy base to many fragrances, including sandalwood and cedarwood.
Oriental Notes: Spices like vanilla, musk, and cinnamon, known for their rich and exotic scents, fall under this category.
Fragrance use dates back to ancient civilizations, with the earliest recorded use being in Mesopotamia and Egypt. These early fragrances were often made from natural ingredients like flowers, herbs, and spices and were used in religious rituals, as personal scents, and for medicinal purposes.PERFUME, EAU DE TOILETTE, COLOGNE, AND OUD—WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?
Understanding the difference between perfume, cologne, eau de toilette, and oud is crucial in the world of fragrances:
Perfume (Parfum): This has the highest concentration of fragrance oils, typically between 20-30%, making it last the longest on the skin.
Eau de Toilette: Contains a lower concentration of fragrance oils, usually around 5-15%, and is therefore lighter and suitable for everyday wear.
Cologne (Eau de Cologne): Originally a light, citrus-based fragrance from Cologne, Germany, it now refers to fragrances with about 2-4% perfume oils in alcohol and water. It's lighter than eau de toilette and is often used in fragrances marketed to men.
Oud: A specific fragrance ingredient derived from the tropical agar tree, known for its rich and complex scent. It is used in various perfume concentrations and is common in Middle Eastern perfumery.
International Fragrance Week celebrates the sensory experience of fragrances but also highlights their historical and cultural significance. Through this event, The Fragrance Foundation aims to foster a deeper appreciation for the intricate art of perfumery and its impact on our lives.
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