Perfum and Eau de Toilette
Spicy and opulent: These fragrances are ideal for autumn and winter
Unlike in spring and summer, perfume and Eau de Toilette are a little more difficult and aromatic in autumn and winter. Ten scents that are suitable for colder days.
In spring and summer, scents are allowed to come fruity, fresh and light. In contrast, heavier, spicy fragrance notes are ideal for autumn and winter. Here are ten classics and innovations that are suitable for the colder days – for men and women.
“Seductive Noir” by Guess
A sensual, oriental fragrance and thus the ideal companion through autumn and winter . Haitian vetiver, vanilla and light suede – a combination that exudes warmth and security exudes in the base notes of the women’s scent.
“L’Interdit Rouge” by Givenchy
Also “ It comes elegant: the white chord – orange blossoms, Arabic jasmine and tuberose – meets darker, mysterious notes of Patschuli, Vetiver and Ambroxan. A sensual, romantic fragrance that fits great with the colder season.
“Ginza” by Shiseido
combines woody notes with floral. In the heart notes, jasmine, petals of magnolia and Japan orchid as well as Hinoki wood are to be smelled in the heart grades. Sandalwood and Patschuli complete the perfume. A feminine, intensive and autumn fragrance.
“Pure XS for Her” by Paco Rabanne
The perfume comes very aromatic, exceptional and sweet Therefore: The fragrance combines notes from popcorn, ylang-ylang and vanilla and thus exudes cosiness and sensuality.
“J’adore” by Dior
Another perfume that is ideal in the scents for autumn and winter is . It combines floral-fruity notes and the essence of the Damascus rose from Turkey. It is sensual, but not too heavy and has an exciting fragrance.
“Homme intense” by Dior
An opulent, lush men’s pafum and therefore well suited for the darker seasons . The fragrance is woody and combines notes of Iris with the musk-like and fruity accents of ambrette seeds from Ecuador. A dry, long -lasting oriental fragrance that can be easily worn in everyday life.
“Phantom” by Paco Rabanne
Base notes made of vanilla and heart grades made of calming lavender make the oriental eau de toilette To an everyday fragrance that is not too heavy in autumn and winter, but also not too fresh.
“Boss Bottled” by Hugo Boss
If there is an autumn fragrance for men par excellence, it is probably the Eau de Toilette . It is one of the most successful fragrances, has aromatic-fruity grades in the top note-especially through the red apple-and seems particularly autumnal and wintry with cinnamon advertisements.
“Men Kalan” by Parfums de Marly
With base notes made of moss, noble wood and clay bean as well as top notes made of black pepper, blood orange and spices A real autumn fragrance – and a luxurious one. It comes particularly noble and very spicy. Case notes made of cashmere wood, lavender and orange blossoms round off this special perfume.
“L’Homme” by Prada
is characterized by the contrast between coolness and lightness, between feminines and masculine facets. The woody fragrance combines base notes from Patschuli with top notes from Iris and Amber as well as heart grades from Neroli and Geranie.
Tip: Skires keep fragrances for a particularly long time when they apply them directly to the skin, for example on the wrist, neck, in the crowd or in a cleavage – ideally close to the showers when the pores are open. It is best to create jewelry after applying the fragrance, since not every jewelry can withstand the spray. And: Parfum usually lasts longer than Eau de Toilette.
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Source: Stern
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