What is the primary purpose of the fixatives in perfumes?
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Stabilize & prolong the scent
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Add colour to the perfume
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To dilute the fragrance
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Provide cooling effect on skin
What are the three main fragrance notes used to describe perfumes?
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Sweet-Floral-Spicy
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Red-Blue-Green
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Upper-Middle-Base
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Strong-Subtle-Power
What is the name of the professionals who create perfumes by blending different fragrance components?
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Fragrance Chemists
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Fragrance Mixers
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Scent Artists
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Perfumers
Which concentration of perfume has the highest fragrance oil content?
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Parfum
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Eau de Parfum
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Eau de Toilette
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Eau de Cologne
What is perfume primarily used for?
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Lighting candles
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Enhancing the taste
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Cleaning surfaces
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Adding pleasant scent
What does the term "hypoallergenic" mean in relation to perfumes?
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Less to cause allergies
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No essential oils
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Causes allergies
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No fragrance
What is the term used for personalized or bespoke perfumes created to suit an individual's preferences?
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Tailor-made
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Bespoke
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Custom-made
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Signature scents
Which body part is commonly used as pulse points for perfume application?
How are lighter, fresher scents typically described in relation to perfumes?
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Winter scents
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Summer scents
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Nighttime scents
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Autumn scents
Which of the following is NOT a common perfume family?
Oceanic
Citrus
Spicy
Floral
