Category: Perfume Samples Guides

Understanding how perfume notes work can vastly improve your ability to choose powerful, inspirational fragrances. Such knowledge can also help you snuff out the bad before losing your cash. Popularity in perfume samples is at an all-time high, mostly because people have figured out that sampling is fun and lowers financial commitments. 

When you understand base notes, you can intelligently assume a scent before you try it. Its an odd, awkward statement, I get that – but it is true. Much like wine-tasting, sophisticated perfume understanding helps you navigate fragrance waters just as perfumers create their award-winning concoctions. 

Today, I want to focus mainly on base notes, but we’ll briefly discuss top and middle notes. I want to put base notes at the forefront because when base notes are good or bad, the entire perfume’s body follows. Therefore, if the base notes don’t work for you, you most likely won’t enjoy the fragrance even when the top and middle notes do work.

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Marc Jacobs Daisy is a top-selling women’s perfume. Its popularity hardly surprises critics, given its name-brand appeal. But is Daisy perfume good? Or is it hype?

Check out our Marc Jacobs Daisy review and decide if this is a fragrance you’re willing to give a chance.

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Lancome’s La Vie Est Belle is a popular women’s perfume. It often ranks among the top perfumes for women. And rightfully so, it’s a beautiful fragrance. First, however, you can read our La Vie Est Belle review and decide if this scent is your scent.

Moreover, you always try a La Vie Est Belle sample. In that way, you don’t invest too deep while getting to know this classy fragrance.

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Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet continues its run on our best perfumes for women blog post. Check out our Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet review and let…

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Yves Saint Laurent’s Black Opium is one of the most popular women’s perfumes globally. Black Opium perfume’s seductive name, supported by a fiery, enigmatic ad campaign, appeals to empowered women.

Check out our Yves Saint Laurent Black Opium perfume review and soak in all the details.

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Four years ago, retail stores packed their aisles in bustling fashion with energetic, sometimes frustrated shoppers looking for deals. Among those, an elite, often renegade,…

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Admit it. You get perfume buying anxiety. Or maybe cologne buying anxiety, depending. The store sample smells delightful, perhaps even a little provocative (we get it) in the store. But then, a week later, your perfume situation turns sour. Maybe you begin to detest the scent. Or your grandma says you smell like rotten peaches. The point is, there are numerous reasons to want perfume samples!

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