No fragrance smells the same on two people. And that is not a flaw — it is the point.
Skin chemistry plays a quiet but powerful role in how fragrance develops. Factors like pH balance, natural oils, body temperature, hydration, and even diet influence how notes unfold and how long they last.
Warmer skin amplifies sweetness and spice. Drier skin can mute top notes more quickly. Well-hydrated skin allows fragrance to evolve gradually, revealing its full composition over time.
This is why first impressions are rarely enough. A fragrance must be worn for hours, across moments, to be understood. Testing over time — not minutes — is the only way to know how a scent truly belongs to you.
Fragrance is not static.
It is a collaboration between composition and skin.