Dive into the World of Fragrances with Our Personal Stem Blog for Students

Introduction Fragrance collectors or any people who are interested in fragrances must have seen this website called Fragrantica. Well I was one of them. I looked through ultra-niche brands like Toskovat and look at their fragrances, well something had gone terribly wrong. I expected to see familiar niche notes like oud, sandalwood, incense, leather, or maybe some florals. Instead.. "Why does perfume smell like blood, ice, and even credit cards?". They even have the most weir

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Well, my interest in fragrances did not begin with expensive niche or private-line fragrances or maybe a fragrance collection. Like many people, it started with simple fragrances I wore when I was younger. At kindergarten, I wore Master Kids perfume, and they smell very "barbershopy" and also fragrances what my dad wore such as Yves Saint Laurent Y Eau de Parfum: versatile freshie and smell like a synthetic apple bodywash, BUT I enjoyed how they smelled, but I never really t