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The perfume is one of the most luxurious forms of self-expression. With a spritz, you can create any aura you would like. For the desk, you can choose a light and windy floral that feels your skin but better. And for one night in your local cocktail bar, you can choose a soulrier scent with bold notes such as jasmine or amber. The only requirement is that you feel confident and comfortable. However, like youto get oldYou may want to edit your perfume wardrobe. Here, the experts of perfume tell us which fragrance to avoid more than 65 years, as well as those who must store an exhaust style and sophistication.

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When you create your perfume wardrobe in your sixties, you may want to avoid anything that feels more than candies than perfume. "I would say that women over 65 should avoid too sweet perfumes," saysGreta Fitz, CEO and founder ofFragrances of well-being of the ascent. "Oveil perfumes tend to look for more teenager."

This category also includes most perfumes marketed by celebrities. A perfume created by a pop star in their 20 years or 30 yearsAriana Grande,Katy Perry, WhereBritney Spears-Likely presents a mix of soft notes developed with a much younger clientele in mind.

It should be noted that you do not need to not beware of specific fragrance notes. However, if a perfume includes a mix of confectionery, such as marshmallow, vanilla and chocolate, you will want to give it a sniff before buying for that to meet your standards.

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While you do not want your perfume to feel too young, you do not want it either that it feels too old. "Something that feels the ancient is more to mature openly, reminding us of a" grandmother "perfume, explains Fitz." Women today do not act or do not look like what women from the past 65 years. They are bold, confident and embrace their age and femininity. "

Think aboutChanel No. 5 as an example the great example. These perfumes include cilitary flowers that linger for hours (No. 5, for example, include a pink bouquet, Ylang-Ylang, Jasmin, Lily of the valley and Iris.) Once again, you do not have Need to completely avoid flowers. But you will want to try them before buying to make sure you reach the desired effect.

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The best part of the modification of your perfume wardrobe in your sixties is to invest in new perfumes. Fitz recommends something with a wooded base, ambergris or amber, as well as modern takes to floral. As for the daily perfumes, we love the classics such as Dior's I love fragrance water, Chloé's Chloe Fragrance Water, or Yves Saint Laurent's free water of perfume. Fitz recommends climbing ascent Wellness Wellness to love.

The purpose of the perfume is to make you feel good - no matter what someone else thinks. To choose a perfume, we can not recommend sufficiently the perfume counter. Remember that perfumes could wear differently on different people, so what amazing smell on your best friend could seem apparently flat on your skin.

If a perfume hits your fantasy at the store, spritz it on and walks around the mall for a few minutes. When you come back, you will have a better sense of how this perfume is about your skin over time. Then you will be able to make a decision you are confident - and welcome a new scent of signature to your perfume wardrobe.

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