Discount French - Fragrance - Information.

Perfumes are perfected by inspired inventors (the famous "noses" skilled in the art of blending different essences) who know all about the latest findings in chemistry as well as the market prices of expensive natural raw materials.

Some “nose” experts consider four basic categories of fragrances for women - FRESH - with citrus, green leaves, or marine notes scents - FLORAL - has Jasmine, Rose, and white flowers scents - ORIENTAL - with spice scents, vanilla, and Patchouli - WOODY -with warm woods, citrus, and moss – derived from their respective fragrance oils.

Men fragrances do not have floral or oriental tones (or at least they are not called such), and the categories are FRESH (same tones like women's), AROMATIC (citrus, lavender, geranium), and WOODY (Vetiver, Agarwood, Cedar).

Other experts use a broader spectrum of base scents – Floral, Chypre, Fougere, Marine, Oriental, Citrus, and Green. Let’s see what they mean.

Floral fragrance oils cover the vast majority of discount french fragrance.

They vary from pure, specific flower scent – to multi bouquets with various ingredients. Most used scents are jasmine, gardenia, rose, lilies, lilac and lavender. Brand names like White Shoulders, White Diamonds, Chloe, J’Adore – are some of the most popular. We can further break down the floral fragrances in even more targeted categories:

Floral Green – with tones of freshly cut grass, leaves, lavender, and chamomile present in names like Chanel 19, Green Tea, Jessica McClintock, Tommy Girl, and Cabotine.

Floral Fresh – with tones of fresh spring orange blossom and lilies, citrus and bergamot evident in Anais Anais, So Pretty, Cashmere Mist, Destiny, Noa, and So De La Renta.

Floral Fruity – with a blend of pineapple, mandarin, peach, plum, raspberry, apricot and apple found in names like Jaipur, Calyx, Liz Clairborne, Lauren, and Amirage. Floral Oriental – with exotic notes of spice and resin – found in Coco, Bijan, Tresor, Escada, Samsara, and many other.

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Oriental fragrance.

This is a category dominated by Far East blends of spices, musk, resins, and exotic flowers. The heavy, fragrant nature makes them more suited temperate to cold climates – no wonder that French perfumers couldn’t resist the temptation of incorporating these blends into their lines. Brand names such as Angel, Royal Secret, Realm, Hypnotic – are just a few using such designer fragrance oil.

Oriental fragrances can be further broken down into more specific scents.

Oriental Fruity. Sweet and light, with citrus and various fruits. Found in Hugo, Jil, Sun Moon & Stars.
Oriental Amber. With high accents of vanilla. Obsession, Ciara, Le Feu D’Issey dominate this category.
Oriental Spicy. Does Old Spice ring a bell? Yes, all the kitchen spices go combined with floral and musk. Most notable brands – Bal A Versailles, Opium Indecence . The floral blend added vary from pure, specific flower scent – to multi bouquets with various ingredients.
Oriental Woody. Mostly used for men fragrances - Bijan, Alure, Escada, Very Valentino.

Other fragrance oil categories.

Citrus – like the name depicts, is mostly citrus oils often combined with floral and green scents. It makes the perfect blend for eau de perfume, eau de cologne, and eau de toilette – for day wear. Eau de Guerlain, Eau de Patou, Hermes are just a few of the many brand names using a citrus blend.

Green – fresh cut grass scent, lavender, chamomile, pine and juniper make the bulk of green blends. It’s one of the ideal blend for men fragrances – see 212 Men. For women – Pheromone and Sung Spa.

Marine – a relatively new category demanded by the active new generation. Polo Sport Woman and L’Eau D’Issey – just to name a couple.

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