Caleche
Caleche is one of the best selling fragrances of the decade. It was launched in 1961 by Hermis house. This perfume was made for the women. Caleche is a multi-floral blend with notes of chypre, oak moss, vetyver and flowers such as jasmine, gardenia, rose, iris lily of the valley. Caleche's heart is composed of orange blossom.
Femme
Femme Rochas contains peach, plum, lemon and is accented with rosewood, clove and amber making FEMME ROCHAS perfect for romantic use.Roudniskta created Femme during the worst days of world war second in 1945 in a Paris building with garbage building on one side and paint factory on the other.
Youth Dew
This fragrance was launched by cosmetic Giant Este lauder in 1953. The story goes like that when Lauder met with resistance form the store owner to accommodate the classic fragrance she accidentally spell the perfume to attract the owner. It was one of the most glamour’s scent made in America and the marketing was done in such a way that the females learnt to buy fragrances for themselves rather than waiting for males to buy for them on special occasions. This feminine scent contains a blend of warm rose geranium and amber. It is accompanied by moss vetiver and sandalwood.
Shalimar
Launched by the design house of Guerlain in 1925, the scent was named after the famous gardens by emperor Shah Jahan created for his wife Mumtaz. Thus Bacarrat created the bottle like a fountain. SHALIMAR is classified as a refined, oriental fragrance. This feminine scent possesses a blend of iris, rose and vanilla. It is recommended for eveningwear.
These perfumes have astonished the human sense since centuries and they continue to spin our world around. These scents have been successful in surging memory of a special moment in our lives, lifting our spirits with joy, or drown us in a longing moment. Dr. D. McKenzie from Study of Smells says “Of all the senses, none surely is so mysterious as that of smell, the nature of the emanations that stir it to activity is still unknown . . . its effects upon the psyche are wide and deep, at once obvious and subtle." The fragrances today are used as a 'signature' signifying a psychological wallop. They are as good as emotional dynamite in a bottle, with every trace, capable of conveying a myriad message and moods.
References
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