To choose a body mist, start from an appealing note and read the other two stages: vanilla, rose, coconut or red fruit, depending on the page. Verify product type and use; shared notes do not make it identical to a perfume.
Read the guideChoosing a woody perfume becomes more precise when you distinguish sandalwood, cedar, vetiver and other listed woods. Then compare the top and heart notes. A woody category can include very different compositions; it helps you explore rather than replacing the product page.
Read the guideTo choose a fruity perfume, start with the fruit that interests you and then examine flowers and base notes. Pear, lychee, cherry, melon and red fruits provide comparison points. Each fruit gives you a concrete starting point for comparing fragrances and exploring different pairings.
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