Fragrance Type Analysis
Fragrance type analysis general explanation:
How do you find your perfume?
The fragrance type analysis was developed from the insights of color psychology by psychologists at the Freiburg Institute for Applied Aesthetics. Fundamentally, a distinction is made between a women's and men's fragrance type analysis. This is due to the fact that women are generally realistic in their choice of perfume and only want to emphasize what they actually are. They choose their fragrance according to the occasion or their current mood. On the other hand, men are more concerned with an ideal and they actually only underline what they would like to be. This means that a man's fragrance cannot be determined solely by colors. They also have to decide on a form.
The unfolding in three phases
1. Top Note: Scent opening that rises to the nose as the first impression. The fragrance is mixed with alcohol, which has to evaporate first and doesn't says much yet.
2. Heart Note: Middle part of a perfume creation, which only unfolds a few minutes after the perfume has been applied.
3. Base Note: Only sets in after 20 - 30 minutes, leaves an intense impression and lasts for many hours.
How does the fragrance type analysis work?
A fragrance should accentuate one's own personality! To simplify the choice of the perfect scent, the fragrance type analysis has been constructed in a very straightforward manner.
- 1. Take a quick look at the symbols of the individual fragrance types!
- 2. Decide intuitively and choose the symbol you like best! If you can't make a spontaneous decision, just choose two symbols that are approximately equal for you.
- 3. Read the corresponding type description of your choice!
- 4. Test the scents of your fragrance type.
Are you looking for women's fragrances or men's fragrances?
To find the ideal fragrance direction for you, you can either answer a few questions or select a symbol:
Fragrance Type 5 - The emotional individualist
Fragrance Type: oriental notes
Personality profile
The women of this group fundamentally have nothing against being alone. They like to retreat and prefer to think about themselves and their environment than to have fun or go out with friends. Given the choice between a group bus trip to the Cote d'Azur or a psychology and philosophy course, they would probably choose the course.
These women will not be forced into doing something that goes against their own feelings. Since their individual development is important to them, they place relatively little value on the judgments of their fellow men. If you infringe on the "sentimental individualist," hurt her, or threaten her individuality, she will immediately withdraw, only to emerge from her shell in a flash to confidently defend her right to her own ideas.
In this case, authority figures, whether supervisors or parents, will clearly hear what they have done that is not satisfactory. Most of the time, they are often so quick-witted that others no longer have the opportunity to "retaliate." In terms of their home furnishings or in the field of fashion, this group of women do not want to appear bourgeois or boring at all. With regards to their "lifestyle," the introverted women in this group always choose the most individual opportunity for self-development that is available to them.