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Perfume         
  • Original [[Eau de Cologne]] flacon 1811, from [[Johann Maria Farina]], [[Farina gegenüber]]
  • Indian Patchouli - Tincture
  • ''[[Potpourri]]'', by [[Edwin Austin Abbey]], 1899
  • [[Ambergris]]
  • A Byzantine [[alembic]] used to distill perfumes
  • Paper blotters (fr:''mouillettes'') are commonly used by perfumers to sample and smell perfumes and odorants.
  • Citrus tree blossom
  • This chart shows the typical relationship between price of perfume, its longevity and the concentration of essential oils.
  • Perfumes in a museum
  • [[Patch test]]
  • ''The Perfume Maker'', by [[Rodolphe Ernst]]
  • An assorti of [[counterfeit]] perfumes (in a "kiosk" store)
  • Perfume stall in [[Cairo]]
  • Houbigant]]. Created by [[Paul Parquet]] in 1884, it is one of the most important modern perfumes and inspired the eponymous [[Fougère]] class of fragrances.
  • Fragonard]]
  • Fragrance pyramid
  • Frankincense
  • Itar (herbal perfume) vendor on the street of [[Hyderabad]], India, who can compose an original perfume for the customer
  • work=wien.info}}</ref>
  • A floral bouquet, Joy from [[Jean Patou]]
  • Perfume formula
  • Egyptian scene depicting the preparation of lily perfume, 4th century BC
  • Resins in perfumery include [[myrrh]]
  • Opium by YSL, of amber or oriental fragrance class
  • A "perfume organ", where perfumers utilize hundreds of essences, in [[Grasse]], France
  • Ancient Egyptian perfume vessel in shape of a monkey; 1550-1295 BC; faience; height: 6.5 cm, width: 3.3 cm, depth: 3.8 cm; [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] (New York City)
  • A [[musk]] pod. Extensive hunting of male [[musk deer]] for their pods in recent history has resulted in the detriment of the species.
  • Vintage atomizer perfume bottle
  • Fragrance Wheel perfume [[classification chart]], ver. 1983
MIXTURE USED TO PRODUCE A PLEASANT SMELL
Parfume; Eau de parfume; Perfumes; Perfumery; Perfume Bottle; Perfume bottle; Eau de Parfum; Perfume bottles; Eau de Toilet; Perfume Industry; Perfumeries; Perfuming; Men's Fragrance; Mens Fragrance; Men's fragrance; Extrait de Parfum; Perfume industry; Eau de parfum
Perfume (, ; ) is a mixture of fragrant essential oils or aroma compounds (fragrances), fixatives and solvents, usually in liquid form, used to give the human body, animals, food, objects, and living-spaces an agreeable scent. The 1939 Nobel Laureate for Chemistry, Leopold Ružička stated in 1945 that "right from the earliest days of scientific chemistry up to the present time, perfumes have substantially contributed to the development of organic chemistry as regards methods, systematic
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfume
Perfume         
  • Original [[Eau de Cologne]] flacon 1811, from [[Johann Maria Farina]], [[Farina gegenüber]]
  • Indian Patchouli - Tincture
  • ''[[Potpourri]]'', by [[Edwin Austin Abbey]], 1899
  • [[Ambergris]]
  • A Byzantine [[alembic]] used to distill perfumes
  • Paper blotters (fr:''mouillettes'') are commonly used by perfumers to sample and smell perfumes and odorants.
  • Citrus tree blossom
  • This chart shows the typical relationship between price of perfume, its longevity and the concentration of essential oils.
  • Perfumes in a museum
  • [[Patch test]]
  • ''The Perfume Maker'', by [[Rodolphe Ernst]]
  • An assorti of [[counterfeit]] perfumes (in a "kiosk" store)
  • Perfume stall in [[Cairo]]
  • Houbigant]]. Created by [[Paul Parquet]] in 1884, it is one of the most important modern perfumes and inspired the eponymous [[Fougère]] class of fragrances.
  • Fragonard]]
  • Fragrance pyramid
  • Frankincense
  • Itar (herbal perfume) vendor on the street of [[Hyderabad]], India, who can compose an original perfume for the customer
  • work=wien.info}}</ref>
  • A floral bouquet, Joy from [[Jean Patou]]
  • Perfume formula
  • Egyptian scene depicting the preparation of lily perfume, 4th century BC
  • Resins in perfumery include [[myrrh]]
  • Opium by YSL, of amber or oriental fragrance class
  • A "perfume organ", where perfumers utilize hundreds of essences, in [[Grasse]], France
  • Ancient Egyptian perfume vessel in shape of a monkey; 1550-1295 BC; faience; height: 6.5 cm, width: 3.3 cm, depth: 3.8 cm; [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] (New York City)
  • A [[musk]] pod. Extensive hunting of male [[musk deer]] for their pods in recent history has resulted in the detriment of the species.
  • Vintage atomizer perfume bottle
  • Fragrance Wheel perfume [[classification chart]], ver. 1983
MIXTURE USED TO PRODUCE A PLEASANT SMELL
Parfume; Eau de parfume; Perfumes; Perfumery; Perfume Bottle; Perfume bottle; Eau de Parfum; Perfume bottles; Eau de Toilet; Perfume Industry; Perfumeries; Perfuming; Men's Fragrance; Mens Fragrance; Men's fragrance; Extrait de Parfum; Perfume industry; Eau de parfum
·v A substance that emits an agreeable odor.
II. Perfume ·vt To fill or impregnate with a perfume; to Scent.
III. Perfume ·v The scent, odor, or odoriferous particles emitted from a sweet-smelling substance; a pleasant odor; fragrance; aroma.
perfume         
  • Original [[Eau de Cologne]] flacon 1811, from [[Johann Maria Farina]], [[Farina gegenüber]]
  • Indian Patchouli - Tincture
  • ''[[Potpourri]]'', by [[Edwin Austin Abbey]], 1899
  • [[Ambergris]]
  • A Byzantine [[alembic]] used to distill perfumes
  • Paper blotters (fr:''mouillettes'') are commonly used by perfumers to sample and smell perfumes and odorants.
  • Citrus tree blossom
  • This chart shows the typical relationship between price of perfume, its longevity and the concentration of essential oils.
  • Perfumes in a museum
  • [[Patch test]]
  • ''The Perfume Maker'', by [[Rodolphe Ernst]]
  • An assorti of [[counterfeit]] perfumes (in a "kiosk" store)
  • Perfume stall in [[Cairo]]
  • Houbigant]]. Created by [[Paul Parquet]] in 1884, it is one of the most important modern perfumes and inspired the eponymous [[Fougère]] class of fragrances.
  • Fragonard]]
  • Fragrance pyramid
  • Frankincense
  • Itar (herbal perfume) vendor on the street of [[Hyderabad]], India, who can compose an original perfume for the customer
  • work=wien.info}}</ref>
  • A floral bouquet, Joy from [[Jean Patou]]
  • Perfume formula
  • Egyptian scene depicting the preparation of lily perfume, 4th century BC
  • Resins in perfumery include [[myrrh]]
  • Opium by YSL, of amber or oriental fragrance class
  • A "perfume organ", where perfumers utilize hundreds of essences, in [[Grasse]], France
  • Ancient Egyptian perfume vessel in shape of a monkey; 1550-1295 BC; faience; height: 6.5 cm, width: 3.3 cm, depth: 3.8 cm; [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] (New York City)
  • A [[musk]] pod. Extensive hunting of male [[musk deer]] for their pods in recent history has resulted in the detriment of the species.
  • Vintage atomizer perfume bottle
  • Fragrance Wheel perfume [[classification chart]], ver. 1983
MIXTURE USED TO PRODUCE A PLEASANT SMELL
Parfume; Eau de parfume; Perfumes; Perfumery; Perfume Bottle; Perfume bottle; Eau de Parfum; Perfume bottles; Eau de Toilet; Perfume Industry; Perfumeries; Perfuming; Men's Fragrance; Mens Fragrance; Men's fragrance; Extrait de Parfum; Perfume industry; Eau de parfum
['p?:fju:m]
¦ noun
1. a fragrant liquid typically made from essential oils, used to impart a pleasant smell to one's body or clothes.
2. a pleasant smell.
¦ verb also p?'fju:m
1. impart a pleasant smell to.
2. impregnate with perfume or a sweet-smelling ingredient.
apply perfume to.
Derivatives
perfumed adjective
perfumy adjective
Origin
C16 (orig. denoting pleasant-smelling smoke from a substance used in fumigation): from Fr. parfum (n.), parfumer (v.), from obs. Ital. parfumare, lit. 'to smoke through'.
Perfuming         
  • Original [[Eau de Cologne]] flacon 1811, from [[Johann Maria Farina]], [[Farina gegenüber]]
  • Indian Patchouli - Tincture
  • ''[[Potpourri]]'', by [[Edwin Austin Abbey]], 1899
  • [[Ambergris]]
  • A Byzantine [[alembic]] used to distill perfumes
  • Paper blotters (fr:''mouillettes'') are commonly used by perfumers to sample and smell perfumes and odorants.
  • Citrus tree blossom
  • This chart shows the typical relationship between price of perfume, its longevity and the concentration of essential oils.
  • Perfumes in a museum
  • [[Patch test]]
  • ''The Perfume Maker'', by [[Rodolphe Ernst]]
  • An assorti of [[counterfeit]] perfumes (in a "kiosk" store)
  • Perfume stall in [[Cairo]]
  • Houbigant]]. Created by [[Paul Parquet]] in 1884, it is one of the most important modern perfumes and inspired the eponymous [[Fougère]] class of fragrances.
  • Fragonard]]
  • Fragrance pyramid
  • Frankincense
  • Itar (herbal perfume) vendor on the street of [[Hyderabad]], India, who can compose an original perfume for the customer
  • work=wien.info}}</ref>
  • A floral bouquet, Joy from [[Jean Patou]]
  • Perfume formula
  • Egyptian scene depicting the preparation of lily perfume, 4th century BC
  • Resins in perfumery include [[myrrh]]
  • Opium by YSL, of amber or oriental fragrance class
  • A "perfume organ", where perfumers utilize hundreds of essences, in [[Grasse]], France
  • Ancient Egyptian perfume vessel in shape of a monkey; 1550-1295 BC; faience; height: 6.5 cm, width: 3.3 cm, depth: 3.8 cm; [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] (New York City)
  • A [[musk]] pod. Extensive hunting of male [[musk deer]] for their pods in recent history has resulted in the detriment of the species.
  • Vintage atomizer perfume bottle
  • Fragrance Wheel perfume [[classification chart]], ver. 1983
MIXTURE USED TO PRODUCE A PLEASANT SMELL
Parfume; Eau de parfume; Perfumes; Perfumery; Perfume Bottle; Perfume bottle; Eau de Parfum; Perfume bottles; Eau de Toilet; Perfume Industry; Perfumeries; Perfuming; Men's Fragrance; Mens Fragrance; Men's fragrance; Extrait de Parfum; Perfume industry; Eau de parfum
·p.pr. & ·vb.n. of Perfume.
perfume         
  • Original [[Eau de Cologne]] flacon 1811, from [[Johann Maria Farina]], [[Farina gegenüber]]
  • Indian Patchouli - Tincture
  • ''[[Potpourri]]'', by [[Edwin Austin Abbey]], 1899
  • [[Ambergris]]
  • A Byzantine [[alembic]] used to distill perfumes
  • Paper blotters (fr:''mouillettes'') are commonly used by perfumers to sample and smell perfumes and odorants.
  • Citrus tree blossom
  • This chart shows the typical relationship between price of perfume, its longevity and the concentration of essential oils.
  • Perfumes in a museum
  • [[Patch test]]
  • ''The Perfume Maker'', by [[Rodolphe Ernst]]
  • An assorti of [[counterfeit]] perfumes (in a "kiosk" store)
  • Perfume stall in [[Cairo]]
  • Houbigant]]. Created by [[Paul Parquet]] in 1884, it is one of the most important modern perfumes and inspired the eponymous [[Fougère]] class of fragrances.
  • Fragonard]]
  • Fragrance pyramid
  • Frankincense
  • Itar (herbal perfume) vendor on the street of [[Hyderabad]], India, who can compose an original perfume for the customer
  • work=wien.info}}</ref>
  • A floral bouquet, Joy from [[Jean Patou]]
  • Perfume formula
  • Egyptian scene depicting the preparation of lily perfume, 4th century BC
  • Resins in perfumery include [[myrrh]]
  • Opium by YSL, of amber or oriental fragrance class
  • A "perfume organ", where perfumers utilize hundreds of essences, in [[Grasse]], France
  • Ancient Egyptian perfume vessel in shape of a monkey; 1550-1295 BC; faience; height: 6.5 cm, width: 3.3 cm, depth: 3.8 cm; [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] (New York City)
  • A [[musk]] pod. Extensive hunting of male [[musk deer]] for their pods in recent history has resulted in the detriment of the species.
  • Vintage atomizer perfume bottle
  • Fragrance Wheel perfume [[classification chart]], ver. 1983
MIXTURE USED TO PRODUCE A PLEASANT SMELL
Parfume; Eau de parfume; Perfumes; Perfumery; Perfume Bottle; Perfume bottle; Eau de Parfum; Perfume bottles; Eau de Toilet; Perfume Industry; Perfumeries; Perfuming; Men's Fragrance; Mens Fragrance; Men's fragrance; Extrait de Parfum; Perfume industry; Eau de parfum
n.
1) to dab on, put on, spray on; use perfume
2) to reek of (derog.); smell of perfume
3) (a) strong perfume
perfume         
  • Original [[Eau de Cologne]] flacon 1811, from [[Johann Maria Farina]], [[Farina gegenüber]]
  • Indian Patchouli - Tincture
  • ''[[Potpourri]]'', by [[Edwin Austin Abbey]], 1899
  • [[Ambergris]]
  • A Byzantine [[alembic]] used to distill perfumes
  • Paper blotters (fr:''mouillettes'') are commonly used by perfumers to sample and smell perfumes and odorants.
  • Citrus tree blossom
  • This chart shows the typical relationship between price of perfume, its longevity and the concentration of essential oils.
  • Perfumes in a museum
  • [[Patch test]]
  • ''The Perfume Maker'', by [[Rodolphe Ernst]]
  • An assorti of [[counterfeit]] perfumes (in a "kiosk" store)
  • Perfume stall in [[Cairo]]
  • Houbigant]]. Created by [[Paul Parquet]] in 1884, it is one of the most important modern perfumes and inspired the eponymous [[Fougère]] class of fragrances.
  • Fragonard]]
  • Fragrance pyramid
  • Frankincense
  • Itar (herbal perfume) vendor on the street of [[Hyderabad]], India, who can compose an original perfume for the customer
  • work=wien.info}}</ref>
  • A floral bouquet, Joy from [[Jean Patou]]
  • Perfume formula
  • Egyptian scene depicting the preparation of lily perfume, 4th century BC
  • Resins in perfumery include [[myrrh]]
  • Opium by YSL, of amber or oriental fragrance class
  • A "perfume organ", where perfumers utilize hundreds of essences, in [[Grasse]], France
  • Ancient Egyptian perfume vessel in shape of a monkey; 1550-1295 BC; faience; height: 6.5 cm, width: 3.3 cm, depth: 3.8 cm; [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] (New York City)
  • A [[musk]] pod. Extensive hunting of male [[musk deer]] for their pods in recent history has resulted in the detriment of the species.
  • Vintage atomizer perfume bottle
  • Fragrance Wheel perfume [[classification chart]], ver. 1983
MIXTURE USED TO PRODUCE A PLEASANT SMELL
Parfume; Eau de parfume; Perfumes; Perfumery; Perfume Bottle; Perfume bottle; Eau de Parfum; Perfume bottles; Eau de Toilet; Perfume Industry; Perfumeries; Perfuming; Men's Fragrance; Mens Fragrance; Men's fragrance; Extrait de Parfum; Perfume industry; Eau de parfum
(perfumes, perfuming, perfumed)
1.
Perfume is a pleasant-smelling liquid which women put on their skin to make themselves smell nice.
The hall smelled of her mother's perfume.
...a bottle of perfume.
= scent
N-MASS
2.
Perfume is the ingredient that is added to some products to make them smell nice.
...a delicate white soap without perfume.
N-MASS
3.
If something is used to perfume a product, it is added to the product to make it smell nice.
The oil is used to flavour and perfume soaps, foam baths, and scents.
...shower gel perfumed with the popular Paris fragrance.
VERB: V n, V-ed with n
perfume         
  • Original [[Eau de Cologne]] flacon 1811, from [[Johann Maria Farina]], [[Farina gegenüber]]
  • Indian Patchouli - Tincture
  • ''[[Potpourri]]'', by [[Edwin Austin Abbey]], 1899
  • [[Ambergris]]
  • A Byzantine [[alembic]] used to distill perfumes
  • Paper blotters (fr:''mouillettes'') are commonly used by perfumers to sample and smell perfumes and odorants.
  • Citrus tree blossom
  • This chart shows the typical relationship between price of perfume, its longevity and the concentration of essential oils.
  • Perfumes in a museum
  • [[Patch test]]
  • ''The Perfume Maker'', by [[Rodolphe Ernst]]
  • An assorti of [[counterfeit]] perfumes (in a "kiosk" store)
  • Perfume stall in [[Cairo]]
  • Houbigant]]. Created by [[Paul Parquet]] in 1884, it is one of the most important modern perfumes and inspired the eponymous [[Fougère]] class of fragrances.
  • Fragonard]]
  • Fragrance pyramid
  • Frankincense
  • Itar (herbal perfume) vendor on the street of [[Hyderabad]], India, who can compose an original perfume for the customer
  • work=wien.info}}</ref>
  • A floral bouquet, Joy from [[Jean Patou]]
  • Perfume formula
  • Egyptian scene depicting the preparation of lily perfume, 4th century BC
  • Resins in perfumery include [[myrrh]]
  • Opium by YSL, of amber or oriental fragrance class
  • A "perfume organ", where perfumers utilize hundreds of essences, in [[Grasse]], France
  • Ancient Egyptian perfume vessel in shape of a monkey; 1550-1295 BC; faience; height: 6.5 cm, width: 3.3 cm, depth: 3.8 cm; [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] (New York City)
  • A [[musk]] pod. Extensive hunting of male [[musk deer]] for their pods in recent history has resulted in the detriment of the species.
  • Vintage atomizer perfume bottle
  • Fragrance Wheel perfume [[classification chart]], ver. 1983
MIXTURE USED TO PRODUCE A PLEASANT SMELL
Parfume; Eau de parfume; Perfumes; Perfumery; Perfume Bottle; Perfume bottle; Eau de Parfum; Perfume bottles; Eau de Toilet; Perfume Industry; Perfumeries; Perfuming; Men's Fragrance; Mens Fragrance; Men's fragrance; Extrait de Parfum; Perfume industry; Eau de parfum
I. n.
1.
Fragrance, balminess, aroma, redolence, incense, pleasing scent, grateful odor, sweetness of smell, bouguet.
2.
Sweet-smelling, substance.
II. v. a.
Scent, impregnate or imbue with grateful odor.
Perfumery         
  • Original [[Eau de Cologne]] flacon 1811, from [[Johann Maria Farina]], [[Farina gegenüber]]
  • Indian Patchouli - Tincture
  • ''[[Potpourri]]'', by [[Edwin Austin Abbey]], 1899
  • [[Ambergris]]
  • A Byzantine [[alembic]] used to distill perfumes
  • Paper blotters (fr:''mouillettes'') are commonly used by perfumers to sample and smell perfumes and odorants.
  • Citrus tree blossom
  • This chart shows the typical relationship between price of perfume, its longevity and the concentration of essential oils.
  • Perfumes in a museum
  • [[Patch test]]
  • ''The Perfume Maker'', by [[Rodolphe Ernst]]
  • An assorti of [[counterfeit]] perfumes (in a "kiosk" store)
  • Perfume stall in [[Cairo]]
  • Houbigant]]. Created by [[Paul Parquet]] in 1884, it is one of the most important modern perfumes and inspired the eponymous [[Fougère]] class of fragrances.
  • Fragonard]]
  • Fragrance pyramid
  • Frankincense
  • Itar (herbal perfume) vendor on the street of [[Hyderabad]], India, who can compose an original perfume for the customer
  • work=wien.info}}</ref>
  • A floral bouquet, Joy from [[Jean Patou]]
  • Perfume formula
  • Egyptian scene depicting the preparation of lily perfume, 4th century BC
  • Resins in perfumery include [[myrrh]]
  • Opium by YSL, of amber or oriental fragrance class
  • A "perfume organ", where perfumers utilize hundreds of essences, in [[Grasse]], France
  • Ancient Egyptian perfume vessel in shape of a monkey; 1550-1295 BC; faience; height: 6.5 cm, width: 3.3 cm, depth: 3.8 cm; [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] (New York City)
  • A [[musk]] pod. Extensive hunting of male [[musk deer]] for their pods in recent history has resulted in the detriment of the species.
  • Vintage atomizer perfume bottle
  • Fragrance Wheel perfume [[classification chart]], ver. 1983
MIXTURE USED TO PRODUCE A PLEASANT SMELL
Parfume; Eau de parfume; Perfumes; Perfumery; Perfume Bottle; Perfume bottle; Eau de Parfum; Perfume bottles; Eau de Toilet; Perfume Industry; Perfumeries; Perfuming; Men's Fragrance; Mens Fragrance; Men's fragrance; Extrait de Parfum; Perfume industry; Eau de parfum
·noun Perfumes, in general.
II. Perfumery ·noun The art of preparing perfumes.
perfumery         
  • Original [[Eau de Cologne]] flacon 1811, from [[Johann Maria Farina]], [[Farina gegenüber]]
  • Indian Patchouli - Tincture
  • ''[[Potpourri]]'', by [[Edwin Austin Abbey]], 1899
  • [[Ambergris]]
  • A Byzantine [[alembic]] used to distill perfumes
  • Paper blotters (fr:''mouillettes'') are commonly used by perfumers to sample and smell perfumes and odorants.
  • Citrus tree blossom
  • This chart shows the typical relationship between price of perfume, its longevity and the concentration of essential oils.
  • Perfumes in a museum
  • [[Patch test]]
  • ''The Perfume Maker'', by [[Rodolphe Ernst]]
  • An assorti of [[counterfeit]] perfumes (in a "kiosk" store)
  • Perfume stall in [[Cairo]]
  • Houbigant]]. Created by [[Paul Parquet]] in 1884, it is one of the most important modern perfumes and inspired the eponymous [[Fougère]] class of fragrances.
  • Fragonard]]
  • Fragrance pyramid
  • Frankincense
  • Itar (herbal perfume) vendor on the street of [[Hyderabad]], India, who can compose an original perfume for the customer
  • work=wien.info}}</ref>
  • A floral bouquet, Joy from [[Jean Patou]]
  • Perfume formula
  • Egyptian scene depicting the preparation of lily perfume, 4th century BC
  • Resins in perfumery include [[myrrh]]
  • Opium by YSL, of amber or oriental fragrance class
  • A "perfume organ", where perfumers utilize hundreds of essences, in [[Grasse]], France
  • Ancient Egyptian perfume vessel in shape of a monkey; 1550-1295 BC; faience; height: 6.5 cm, width: 3.3 cm, depth: 3.8 cm; [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] (New York City)
  • A [[musk]] pod. Extensive hunting of male [[musk deer]] for their pods in recent history has resulted in the detriment of the species.
  • Vintage atomizer perfume bottle
  • Fragrance Wheel perfume [[classification chart]], ver. 1983
MIXTURE USED TO PRODUCE A PLEASANT SMELL
Parfume; Eau de parfume; Perfumes; Perfumery; Perfume Bottle; Perfume bottle; Eau de Parfum; Perfume bottles; Eau de Toilet; Perfume Industry; Perfumeries; Perfuming; Men's Fragrance; Mens Fragrance; Men's fragrance; Extrait de Parfum; Perfume industry; Eau de parfum
(perfumeries)
1.
Perfumery is the activity or business of producing perfume.
...the perfumery trade...
N-UNCOUNT: oft N n
2.
A perfumery is a shop or a department in a store where perfume is the main product that is sold.
N-COUNT
perfumery         
  • Original [[Eau de Cologne]] flacon 1811, from [[Johann Maria Farina]], [[Farina gegenüber]]
  • Indian Patchouli - Tincture
  • ''[[Potpourri]]'', by [[Edwin Austin Abbey]], 1899
  • [[Ambergris]]
  • A Byzantine [[alembic]] used to distill perfumes
  • Paper blotters (fr:''mouillettes'') are commonly used by perfumers to sample and smell perfumes and odorants.
  • Citrus tree blossom
  • This chart shows the typical relationship between price of perfume, its longevity and the concentration of essential oils.
  • Perfumes in a museum
  • [[Patch test]]
  • ''The Perfume Maker'', by [[Rodolphe Ernst]]
  • An assorti of [[counterfeit]] perfumes (in a "kiosk" store)
  • Perfume stall in [[Cairo]]
  • Houbigant]]. Created by [[Paul Parquet]] in 1884, it is one of the most important modern perfumes and inspired the eponymous [[Fougère]] class of fragrances.
  • Fragonard]]
  • Fragrance pyramid
  • Frankincense
  • Itar (herbal perfume) vendor on the street of [[Hyderabad]], India, who can compose an original perfume for the customer
  • work=wien.info}}</ref>
  • A floral bouquet, Joy from [[Jean Patou]]
  • Perfume formula
  • Egyptian scene depicting the preparation of lily perfume, 4th century BC
  • Resins in perfumery include [[myrrh]]
  • Opium by YSL, of amber or oriental fragrance class
  • A "perfume organ", where perfumers utilize hundreds of essences, in [[Grasse]], France
  • Ancient Egyptian perfume vessel in shape of a monkey; 1550-1295 BC; faience; height: 6.5 cm, width: 3.3 cm, depth: 3.8 cm; [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] (New York City)
  • A [[musk]] pod. Extensive hunting of male [[musk deer]] for their pods in recent history has resulted in the detriment of the species.
  • Vintage atomizer perfume bottle
  • Fragrance Wheel perfume [[classification chart]], ver. 1983
MIXTURE USED TO PRODUCE A PLEASANT SMELL
Parfume; Eau de parfume; Perfumes; Perfumery; Perfume Bottle; Perfume bottle; Eau de Parfum; Perfume bottles; Eau de Toilet; Perfume Industry; Perfumeries; Perfuming; Men's Fragrance; Mens Fragrance; Men's fragrance; Extrait de Parfum; Perfume industry; Eau de parfum
n.
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