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Home›How To›How to Test Perfumes: 9 Steps

How to Test Perfumes: 9 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
April 7, 2024
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Choosing the perfect perfume can be a daunting task, but knowing how to test fragrances properly can make the process much more enjoyable. Follow these nine steps to ensure that you find the perfect signature scent with confidence.

1.Prepare yourself:

Before going to the store, avoid wearing any perfumes, lotions, or scented products so they don’t interfere with your testing. Additionally, make sure you’re in a good mood and have an open mind – this will help you enjoy the experience.

2.Choose a comfortable environment:

Select a store or a setting where you feel relaxed and are free from external pressures. Avoid busy stores or peak hours when clerks might rush you in making your decision.

3.Narrow down your options:

Determine what type of fragrances you prefer, such as floral, fruity, woody, or spicy. This will help you focus on scents that match your preferences.

4.Sniff from a distance:

Initially, hold the perfume bottle a few inches away from your nose and take a quick whiff. This will give you an idea of the perfume’s overall scent without overwhelming your senses.

5.Use coffee beans as a palette cleanser:

To refresh your sense of smell between tests, have some coffee beans nearby to sniff between each perfume spray. This will neutralize odors and ensure that fragrances do not get mixed up in your nose.

6.Test on blotter strips:

Instead of spraying perfume directly onto your skin, test scents on blotter strips provided by the store. Write down the name of each fragrance on its corresponding strip for easy reference later.

7.Evaluate individual notes:

Perfumes consist of top notes, middle (heart) notes, and base notes that make up its unique scent profile. Be patient and let each note unfold – give them five to ten minutes before evaluating whether you like the fragrance.

8.Limit your tests:

It’s important not to overwhelm your senses by testing too many perfumes at once. Limit your tests to about three fragrances to keep your sense of smell sharp and avoid mixing scents.

9.Test on your skin:

After narrowing down your options, spray the remaining candidate scents onto different pulse points, such as your wrists or inner elbows. Your body chemistry may alter the fragrance, so this final test will help you understand how the perfume will smell on you throughout the day.

By following these nine steps, you’ll be well-equipped to test perfumes effectively and confidently choose a fragrance that perfectly suits you. Remember, finding your signature scent should be an enjoyable experience – take your time and trust your instincts!

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