Oxygen oxidizes fragrances making them weaker. Top notes tend to be the first to oxidize but the alcohol in perfume evasporates as well. Perfumes exposed to oxygen for a short period aren’t negatively impacted. Oxygen exposure of cologne happens during the manufacturing process. It also happens slowly through evaporation. If you have a broken perfume […]
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Cologne can evaporate around the sprayer in low-quality atomizer bottles. The way the atomizer is installed on the bottle dictates if a perfume evaporates. Some low-quality atomizers allow perfume evaporation. Airtight quality atomizers prevent perfume evaporation. Over a long period of time, you can see your perfume levels dropping inside a bottle even without spraying […]
Cologne makes you more attractive according to science. The type of cologne you wear is important as well since mass-pleasing perfumes are generally perceived as attractive. These colognes are typically made with pleasant notes such as vanilla or lavender.
Cologne doesn’t freeze near the typical freezing point of 32 degrees Fahrenheit (0 degrees Celsius, 273 degrees Kelvin). Most types of cologne come with a minimum alcohol content of 80%. Their high ethanol content prevents fragrances from freezing at these temperatures. The higher the alcohol content, the lower the freezing temperature of perfume is. Pure […]
Most types of cologne can stain clothes. The darker a cologne is the higher staining potential it has. Linen and cotton are typically prone to staining with the possibility of spraying perfume on such materials from a distance (15cm) without leaving any marks. We all love cologne and we use it as much as possible. […]
