Other Notes of Interest

Coffee beans don’t have any special palate-cleansing properties—sniffing a patch of unperfumed skin will do the same job:

⁠

https://colognoisseur.com/perfume-mythbusters-olfactory-fatigue-and-coffee-beans/⁠

⁠

Oh, also,

sillage⁠

and projection are apparently different things—sillage is about the trail the wearer leaves behind (hence more about persistence/longevity in the air), projection is how far the scent “throws” around the wearer (hence about strength/distance of travel).

On Soliflores

⁠

Soliflores, what are they exactly? Soliflores, otherwise known as a single flower aroma, may at first glance, seem well, one note. You extract the oil from the flower, dilute it in alcohol or oil, and bottle it up. Right? Well, not so much. Learn what a soliflore is, why it is so special and how you can sniff your way through them with Dame Perfumery. www.olfactif.com⁠

⁠

Want to print your doc?
This is not the way.

Try clicking the ⋯ next to your doc name or using a keyboard shortcut (

CtrlP

) instead.