Alcohol denat., Aqua, Parfum, Limonene, Linalool, Hexyl Cinnamal, Coumarin, Geraniol, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Citronellol, Benzyl Salicylate, Citral, Cinnamal, Isoeugenol, Eugenol.

The aroma smells best where the blood pulses:

• wrist joint (where we measure the pulse);
• elbow joint (inner side);
• behind ears

Hair holds the scent well, so you can spray it on your neck and back of your head.

How do I choose a scent?

Rule 1. You shouldn’t try many scents at once. Get to know 3-4 aromas, then you won’t get confused by them and will be able to remember the smell.

Rule 2. Do not spray the fragrance from the bottle into the cap. Try not to smell the scent directly from the bottle or sampler. Apply it to a blotter or a clean handkerchief. Having chosen the scent you like in this way, be sure to apply it to your skin to understand how it “lives” on your skin. The same scent can smell completely different on you and your friend.

Rule 3. Do not buy a fragrance based on the very first impression. Walk with it a little, wait for the heart notes (after 15-30 minutes), which will accompany you throughout the day after the most volatile, top notes have faded, and only after that make your choice.

Rule 4. Consider weather, climate and situational factors. Remember that aromas spread more intensely in moist, warm air than in cold, dry air. Lighter scents are universal, but bright and rich compositions will not always be appropriate in the office or on the beach.

Rule 5. Turn the process of choosing a scent into pleasure. A good mood is your best advisor.