Seasonal aromas

One of the most fascinating things when choosing aroma – to test that moment when the smell just amazes you. Only imagine that Coco Chanel even with an intolerable headache got the favourite small bottle No 5. Perhaps, she did not know that her assistant, the perfumer of Ernest Beaux, accidentally added to mixture aldehydes – synthetic fragrant substances which add small "rise" to perfume, and he begins to act 10 times stronger. At that moment of Coco understood that it was perfect expression of luxury and sensuality which she looked for.

If you hunt for new aromas to add them to the magnificent collection, control for a season can help to lead you to some improbable opening.

Winter

Cold weather does fragrant molecules by less flying, and it means that they become more resistant. Actually, there will be quite enough one zilch of heavy, juicy perfume for all day, without the need for reuse. Hot, sensual oriental aromas with ambergris and musk – the best option for cold season. Try Cinnabar by Estee Lauder and Opium by Yves Saint Laurent. We recommend legendary Chanel No 5 which contains aldehydes ilang-an ilanga, a jasmine and wood vetiver.

These specific ingredients are grown up and Chanel therefore any other company cannot reproduce them are cleaned. Besides, try "soft and noble" Ambre Extreme which contains the Turkish rose and a sandalwood – ideal aroma if throughout these are cold and windy days you will remember some warm and exotic place, for example Morocco.

Spring

It is a high time to reject dark winter clothes and to take a step to warm, pastel colors, it is similar lilac, pale green or turquoise. Fresh aromas and distinguished flowers – essence of a springtime, guaranteeing you excellent mood and adjusting on love and complements. We recommend Wisteria by Chantecaille, distinguished, refined mix of green accents, a freesia and orange blossoming. Try Mimosa pour Moi, soft, a little exotic flower perfume which opens green chords, notes of blackcurrant and violet – it so smells of Japan that you will immediately want to re-read "Memoirs of the geisha". Besides, there is a wish to note Salvador Dali's Daliflor with freshness of sweet grapefruit and tangerine, a lily and Turkish rose also as Dolce & Gabbana's Feminine including a yellow mimosa, a green wistaria – the fresh flower smell taken from the true colors.

Summer

Hot nights and stuffy days mean that our skin naturally make bigger amount of oil at this time. As well as in the winter, aromas keep the fragrance during longer period. You can try the perfume containing juicy exotic flowers and fruit, Prescriptives' Calyx is similar. Or, if you prefer light aromas, try water flower Eden by Cacharel or Paco Rabanne's Ultraviolet Metal Beach with a water lily, vanilla and pepper.

Now many companies release the facilitated versions of their habitual aromas, especially in summer months, for example, of Christian Dior's J'Adore, Dune Summer or Issey Miyake's Le Feu Light. If you spend much time in the sun, choose the editions which are not containing alcohol, differently you can get burn or a pigmentary spot on that place where applied perfume. Try Pleasures by Estee Lauder, mix of a jasmine, black lilac and a white lily; Elizabeth Arden's Green Tea and Nina Ricci's Premier Jour – the alternatives lightening the mood. At last, the best-seller L'Artisan Parfumeur's - Premier Figuier which contains inconceivable mix of the fig and coconut aromas which are immediately transferring you to the South of France.

Fall

Earth, warm notes, like an oak moss and a lavender, are well combined with autumn fruit – blackberry, apples and blackcurrant. Try courageous, marshy Mitsouko or fresh ferny Jicky, both Guerlain. Or venture narcotic Hypnotic Poison by Christian Dior. We advise also sensual Agent Provocateur's Eau de Parfum which includes mix of a saffron, coriander, the Moroccan rose and wood vetiver. Still we like unisex L'Artisan Parfumeur's Mure et Musc which makes rich cocktail of blackberry, red fruit and musky notes.

The choice is huge, the main thing – to find the notes to play the correct fragrant melody!