With hundreds of brands and thousands of fragrances on the market, it is difficult to choose which fragrance is the best for you. I have used perfumes for over 10 years and I would like to share with you the best women’s fragrances in the world, highly rated by major magazines and fashion critics, and I have chosen 5 of my all-time favorites that I still use until now.
Perfumes Angel by Thierry Mugler
In Paris, Thierry Mugler, 20, was a window designer for a fashion boutique and a freelance stylist for several fashion houses. He presented his first collection in 1973, which was well received, and later launched the fashion house that bears his name. His style is always avant-garde and angels are his recurring theme, symbolizing the qualities he sees in women: soft but strong, innocent but seductive. Her first perfume, Angel, was designed to be quite different from the others at the time; essentially, it shouldn’t fade when fashions changed. Angel is classified as a refreshing, oriental and woody fragrance. This feminine scent possesses a blend of vanilla, sandalwood, and patchouli. Accompanied by fruity notes of fresh citrus, melons, peaches and plums The bottle was to be based on a blue-tinted glass star, another of Mugler’s concepts, but to contrast with the coldness of the glass the perfume had to be warm and earthy, reminiscent of childhood experiences at the fairgrounds, cotton candy and chocolate mixed with an elixir of fruit and caramel. It took 18 months for this intricate fragrance to tagline, emitting down to eau de parfum concentration.
Channel no 5 per channel
There is no more famous perfume than Channel No5, which Marilyn Monroe confessed was all she wore to bed, and there is no more legendary person in the world of fashion and perfume than Coco Channel, who in 1921 selected it. between five samples you gave him. its creator, Ernest Beaux. He kept the number because it was his lucky number: his collections were always displayed on the fifth day of the fifth month. Channel No5 is classified as a refined, floral and soft fragrance. This feminine fragrance possesses a blend of modern flowers and balanced notes. It’s long-lasting, great value, subtle, attractive, clean and fresh, and it will attract many compliments. Channel makes all of its own fragrances with its ‘nose’, Jacques Polge, and maintains special links with the jasmine and May Rose growers in Grasse to ensure that they source jasmine of exceptionally high quality. For many years, Channel used various famous faces to advertise the number 5, including Catherine Deneuve (in the United States) and, more recently, Carole Bouquet, who is considered to represent today’s ideal Frenchwoman. It is suitable for daily use, work, special occasions and exclusive fragrances.
Perfumes Joy by Jean Patou
Joy Perfume is launched by the design house of Jean Patou in 1930. Jean Patou was a great innovator. Born in 1887, he moved to Paris in 1910, founded his fashion and perfume house in 1919 and died in 1936 at the age of 49. He was essentially a man from the 20s and 30s and seems to have entered the world of fashion all of a sudden, we barely heard of him until he presented his first collection in 1919. In 1930, Jean Patou wanted to send a gift to his many clients regulars who knew they couldn’t visit Paris that year. He asked Almeras to create something very strong and simple, and it has to be done regardless of the cost of the ingredients. It is the quality of the rose and jasmine used that makes Joy so special; One ounce is said to require more than 10,000 jasmine flowers and 28 dozen roses. Joy is classified as a refined floral fragrance. This feminine fragrance has a blend of rare oils including jasmine and rose. But Joy doesn’t just smell like rose and jasmine, she smells huge, delicious, and absolutely wonderful. It is suitable for daily use, work and night.
Dune perfumes by Christian Dior
Christian Dior founded Parfums Dior with the launch of Miss Dior in 1947. He had always been attracted to fragrances and once confessed that as a child he had never dreamed of becoming a clothing designer; his earliest memories of women were not their dresses, but the perfumes they wore. In total, Parfums Christian Dior has launched 18 fragrances and Dior perfumes are always innovative, designed to set new trends. Dune, which won the 1993 FiFi Award for Best Women’s Fragrance, introduced the oceanic note that has been popular ever since and made it Dior’s best-selling perfume. Dune is classified as a refreshing, oriental and woody fragrance. This feminine fragrance possesses a blend of amber, wallflower, and watery notes of fresh, cool sea air. Incredibly exudes an aura of warmth and harmony. It is recommended for daily, work and day use.
L’Heure Bleue de Guerlain perfumes
In 1828, Pierre-Francois-Pascal Guerlain opened his first small shop in Paris, he began producing different personalized fragrances for each of his clients. With her reputation growing, she obtained a royal authorization from the Queen of Belgium and in 1853, her Eau Imperiale perfume delighted Empress Euginie. He was appointed Her Majesty’s Official Perfumer and went on to provide perfumes for half the royal houses of Europe. Since then, Guerlain has so many first-class perfumes and the company has produced more than 300 fragrances. But I’ll only try to describe the best of the lot, L’Heure Bleue. In 1912, it was Pierre-Francois-Pascal Guerlain’s grandson, Jacques Guerlain, who created this famous and innovative floral-oriental L’Heure Bleue, which means ‘the blue hour’. L’Heure Bleue is a blend of roses, iris, and jasmine. L’Heure Bleue is without a doubt a feminine and timeless wonder. For women who prefer subtle fragrances, slightly sweet and even less spicy, this classic fragrance should be tried.
