Floral Perfume

The floral perfume was the first fragrance that appeared in the beauty market. Since herbal extracts were readily available, perfumers could easily create such bouquets. The natural composition of oils flawlessly combines with aldehydes, guarantees excellent resistance, and emphasizes the look. Aromas typically include only flowers or contain a few additional elements.

Which components are most often used in floral perfume?

Such bouquets have different characteristics, guaranteeing lightness, sensuality, and impressive sounds. However, it depends on the flowers used for creation. We offer to consider the most popular ingredients complementing the composition:

• Rose. It is a royal flower with a rich and sophisticated aroma inherent in the petals. As a rule, perfumers prefer Damask, Provencal, or Black roses since they have tart wood-tobacco shade. In addition, you may select bouquets with oil and water from roses grown in Bulgaria, Morocco, and Turkey.
• Lavender. This plant is suitable for men's and women's floral perfume. As a rule, creators use it as a central note. Clean, calm, and tender scents characterize such aroma. Typically, compositions are ideal for intense and restrained people who prefer minimalism in details. Lavender is grown in France, Spain, and India.
• Jasmine. Aromas based on this component guarantee sensual and impressive scents. Typically, such flowers must be picked in the morning and manually only. Creators need approximately 8,000 blossoms to make 1 kg of jasmine extract. This tree is most prevalent in France, Morocco, and India. 
• Ylang-ylang. The plant has sweet and powdery aromas that impeccably emphasize sensuality and tenderness. As a rule, this component is grown in the Philippines and Comoros Islands. 

Floral perfume options may include violet, lily of the valley, lilac, and more. In addition, the compositions are flawlessly combined with citrus and aldehydes, ensuring exquisite sounds and high resistance on the body.

How to choose the fragrance according to your age?

Selecting the desired bouquet is a piece of cake if you consider a few essential rules. Young girls must choose scents based on lily of the valley, delicate lilac, and elegant peony. These components can create a light and airy look. However, aromas are perfectly combined with fruity notes.

Unique fragrances based on lilac with citrus bergamia and green tea chords will be a godsend for girls under 30. As a rule, such floral perfume options should give warmth and emphasize elegance.

If you are over 35, look for bouquets containing jasmine, magnolia, and tuberose, including aldehyde and oriental notes. Choosing noble and sophisticated fragrances based on lily, sandalwood, Black rose, and gardenia is better for women over 50.

You can buy an ideal floral perfume variant from the catalog on the MAKEUP website. We guarantee plenty of options from luxury brands at favorable prices. Moreover, you can order quick shipping within the United States.