- Oct 21, 2012
Am I the only one here who really loves linear fragrances?
For example, whenever I find a fragrance that smells just the way I wan't it to in the opening and that later changes into crap, I won't buy it, ever.
This happens to me all of the time. I don't know how many times I've been let down by fragrances that smells beautiful in the opening and awful later on. Again, it happens all of the time. Sad, but true. That's why I most of the time prefer linear fragrances.
To have a fragrance smelling the same from morning to night can get boring quickly, that's simply not a problem for me.
On the other hand, un linear fragrances aren't a bad thing, don't get me wrong. If a fragrance changes into something that I still like, I'll buy it. (I don't really know the opposite word for linear, so I'm gonna say "un linear")
Anyone else that prefers linear fragrances over the un linear ones?
For example, whenever I find a fragrance that smells just the way I wan't it to in the opening and that later changes into crap, I won't buy it, ever.
This happens to me all of the time. I don't know how many times I've been let down by fragrances that smells beautiful in the opening and awful later on. Again, it happens all of the time. Sad, but true. That's why I most of the time prefer linear fragrances.
To have a fragrance smelling the same from morning to night can get boring quickly, that's simply not a problem for me.
On the other hand, un linear fragrances aren't a bad thing, don't get me wrong. If a fragrance changes into something that I still like, I'll buy it. (I don't really know the opposite word for linear, so I'm gonna say "un linear")
Anyone else that prefers linear fragrances over the un linear ones?