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Fresh and aquatic notes are important. Look out for fragrances with citrus essential oils at their heart.
Floral scents are also popular. But, they have to be stronger. Don’t forget summer air is much more fragrant when compared to winter and autumn.
For the summer nights, you need a few dusky and musky notes for extra interest.
The best time to buy your summer fragrances is in May or June. When you buy your summer fragrances before the season kicks off in earnest, they should last all summer.
In the UK, the warmer weather normally lasts from July through to the middle of September. Occasionally, the UK gets an Indian summer in October.
However, if you count on your fragrances lasting for about three months, you have probably timed it right.
Remember that if you go to summer weddings, you may want to buy a special men’s fragrance.
There is a flipside to everything including men’s fragrances. I know many men like to wear masculine, musky colognes. That’s great. But, there is a time and place for musky colognes. Musky fragrances are the best way to go on certain occasions. However, there are times when more subtle fragrances are better. Let’s find out more..
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Going on a night out with your girlfriends? There is nothing like a night out with your friends or the favourite man in your life. Not only do you want to have the best outfit. But, you also want the best beauty essentials including make-up and perfume. However, it is not always easy to match the occasion with the perfume. For instance, when you are out for the night with a man, you may want to go for something slightly more demure such as Coco Mademoiselle. That being said, if you are planning on a night of seduction, try Dior Pure Poison instead. It is one of the most seductive scents that I know.