The Benefits Of Wearing Perfume
Posted on December 24, 2008 | Tagged with: accessory, aldehydes, aromatherapy, cilia, commodity, enjoyment, ingredients, luxury, olfactory ephitelium, popularity, psychology, scent, science, social | Leave a Comment
Perfume has been used throughout history for a variety of reasons. Perfume has proved itself to be a valuable commodity in both ancient and modern times, with the modern perfume industry turnover in its billions every year. Perfume is a luxury, rather than a necessity, and yet its popularity grows rather than wavers every year. The reason behind this is the enjoyment that the wearer gains, and this type of enjoyment stems from the recognised and unnoticed benefits that wearing perfume provides.
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Why Do Certain Smells Drive A Man Wild And Which Ones Are They?
Posted on October 13, 2008 | Tagged with: aromatherapy, attraction, essential oils, exotic, flower, fragrance industry, fruit, gardenias, lilies, psychology, scents, smell | Leave a Comment
Our olfactory senses are there for a reason, partly for survival. It has long been known that there are certain scents and fragrances that can be used by a woman to elicit an amorous response from a man. Which of these scents are the best and how can they be used to get the effect you are seeking?
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