ATTIMO FOR MEN de PARIS ELYSEES parece o AZZARO POUR HOMME?

Does ATTIMO FOR MEN by PARIS ELYSEES smell like AZZARO POUR HOMME? Don't forget to like, subscribe to the channel, and activate the bell to receive notifications of new videos whenever they come out. LEGEND FOR BEGINNERS IN PERFUMERY: Note: synonym for ingredient or raw material. The characteristic odor of a raw material, a note, such as lavender or rose. Raw material: basic component of a fragrance formula. Essence: essential oil. Accord: a new olfactory sensation resulting from the harmonization of two or more ingredients (notes). Top note: the first olfactory impression of the fragrance. This note represents the initial impact. Heart note: this note develops after the top notes and before the base notes, leaving behind a fragrant trail that can last for some time. The personality of the fragrance. Base note: This is the phase that appears after a few hours and signals the durability and balance of the fragrance. Concentration: This is the amount of perfume concentrate dissolved in alcohol. It has many names: Extract, Eau de Parfum, Eau de Toilette, Eau de Cologne, Deo Cologne (in Brazil). Parfum: These have a fragrance concentration of more than 25%, which can make their scent last more than 10 hours. Eau de parfum: These have a fragrance concentration of 15% to 25%, which can make their scent last 8 to 10 hours. Eau de toilette or deo cologne: Has a fragrance concentration of 8% to 14%, and can last 6 to 8 hours on the skin. Eau de cologne: Has up to 3% concentration and lasts 2 hours. Between EDC and EDT are body mists or body splashes, which are body sprays with a concentration of 3% to 5% and a duration of 2 to 4 hours. Niche perfume: perfume brands with smaller and more exclusive distribution. Some examples: Le Labo, L’Artisan parfumeur, Serge Lutens, among others. Designer perfume: perfume brands with wider distribution that seek to appeal to a wider audience. Some examples: Paco Rabanne, Dior, Chanel, O Boticário, Natura, among others. Silage: A term widely used abroad, symbolizing the trail that a particular fragrance leaves behind. It is directly linked to projection and, therefore, one usually replaces (or encompasses) the other. Silage: the perfume that lingers in the air. Projection: The power a fragrance has to exude, within a certain distance (range), when applied and also throughout its evolution. Fixation: It's common to hear about fragrances with strong – or weak – fixation power, meaning they persist – or don't persist – for several hours. But the effect isn't due to a fixative agent, as some believe. In fact, fixation is mostly due to the base notes, also called bottom notes. These are denser and more persistent ingredients, capable of acting in the composition to provide a slower diffusion. It's no coincidence that perfumes from centuries past were much more natural and lasted for many hours on the skin. However, nowadays, with advances in technology and restrictions on the use of certain ingredients, chemical substances are being created that act for this purpose. Flanker: A term used for versions (variations) of the same perfume that are released. They usually share the same DNA, varying according to the intended purpose. Example: Kenzo Pour Homme, Kenzo Pour Homme Fresh, Kenzo Pour Homme Woody, Kenzo Pour Homme Sport, and Kenzo Pour Homme Sport Extreme. #ParisElysees #Attimo #AzzaroPourHomme #Azzaro #PerfumeBarato #PerfumeImportado