What are the classifications of perfume fragrances

The main types of perfume fragrances are as follows:

Citrus fragrances (Citrus)

Citrus fragrances, including citrus, lime, lemon, bergamot, citron, bergamot, etc., have a large amount of ramie (less so for bergamot) as their basic characteristic. The fragrance is more translucent and diffuse, but the retention period is not long. It has a fresh and clean feeling

Clear fragrance (Green)

The fresh aroma of rubbing green leaves and grass mixed with floral notes. A feeling of freshness reminiscent of nature. More characteristic and upscale than the citrus type

Single Floral

A single floral fragrance such as jasmine, rose, white orchid, gardenia, lily, lotus, ginger, carnation, osmanthus, violet, tree orchid, bell orchid, daffodil, orchid, chrysanthemum, lavender. Natural and fresh feeling

Floral Bouquet

Also known as floral bouquet fragrance. The fragrance of a bouquet in which several flowers from nature are mixed together. The fragrance has a modern and elegant style, with a feminine softness, elegance and roundness

Floral aldehyde (Floral aldehyde)

Aliphatic aldehyde fragrances are used as part of the main aroma of the fragrance and form the entire base fragrance with floral and other non-floral notes. With a feminine, soft, elegant and romantic aroma.

Chypre

Fruity (mainly bergamot oil), grassy, mossy, soy, floral, and creamy. The aroma with a mixture of oak moss, bergamot, rose, jasmine, balsam wood and musk characteristics. Gives adult female characteristics feel with aroma.

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