Ans. Women’s perfumes are often grouped into floral, fruity, woody, oriental, and fresh categories. Popular choices include floral bouquets like rose and jasmine, fruity blends with berries or citrus, and deeper oriental notes like amber and vanilla.

Ans. Most eau de parfum (EDP) lasts 6–10 hours, while lighter eau de toilette (EDT) lasts 3–5 hours. Longevity depends on concentration, ingredients, and application.

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• Eau de Parfum (EDP): Higher concentration of fragrance oils, lasts longer, stronger scent.
• Eau de Toilette (EDT): Lighter, fresher, more suitable for daytime or casual wear.

Ans. Light florals, citrus, and fruity scents are best for office or casual daytime wear since they’re refreshing but not overpowering.

Ans.For night wear, oriental and woody perfumes with notes of amber, musk, vanilla, and spice create a bold and elegant impression.

Ans.Test perfumes on your skin to see how the notes develop over time. Consider your personal style, personality, and when you’ll wear it (daily, evening, special events).

Ans.Yes, perfume lasts longer on fabrics than on skin, sometimes up to 24 hours. But always check the label first, as some perfumes may stain delicate fabrics.

Ans.Yes, PerfumeBox offers budget-friendly options such as celebrity perfumes and select designer-inspired fragrances that are stylish yet affordable.

Ans.Most perfumes are safe, but people with sensitive skin should look for hypoallergenic or alcohol-free options. Patch test before applying directly to skin.

Ans.Spray on pulse points—wrists, behind ears, neck, and inner elbows. Avoid rubbing the perfume after application to prevent breaking down fragrance molecules.