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Using Magazine Samples to Find Perfume
Using Counter Samples to Find Perfume
Mixing Perfume Scents
Finding Your Personal Taste in Perfume
Researching Perfume
Understanding How Perfume Reacts with Body Scent
Day Vs. Night Perfume
How Perfume Influences Mood
How to Mix Perfume Scents
Scenting Your Home with Perfume
Testing Perfume Skin Allergies
Natural Perfume Tips
Types of Perfume
Picking Body Lotion to Match Perfume
Finding Perfume on a Budget
Casual Vs. Formal Perfume Scents
Applying Perfume to Pulse Points
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"While we're talking about mixing or singly, that brings us to tip number three: pre-made or design your own signature scents. Many brands nowadays, most notable Joe Malone, tend to sell their perfume in single scent notes, or single scent oils. The advantage to this kind of perfume over a simple regular pre-blended perfume which is pre-made and often goes under a designer label, is that with a single note scent you can mix up to seven of these scents on your body to determine your own personal signature scent. Your own opinion may change from day to day of what you like best, so having the option to design your own gives you the greatest freedom and flexibility in choosing a perfume that's for you and you alone. If you buy several of these scents, you can mix them in different combinations on different days and for day and night and each time you'll get a slightly different scent. Whereas if you buy a single pre-made designer scent, you're always going to end up with the same scent."
eHow Article: Mixing Perfume Scents
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