Get to know the fragrances of Chogan Olfazeta
Chogan perfume composition
Welcome to the world of Olfazeta perfumes, where each fragrance tells a unique story and each number reveals the feelings of the universe. Olfazeta ranks among the most loved and popular products from Chogan. Diverse and exciting scents merge in surprising combinations, creating irresistible scents for her and him. Each scent has its own identity, which is represented by a serial number. For example, Olfazeta perfume Nº 118 or Nº 111, etc. Each number identifies the unique composition of the perfume, the sensory journey and the story that the specific scent carries.
Olfazeta perfumes are designed for brave people who live by their own rules. Chogan fragrances are created for original people who do not follow generally accepted norms and stereotypes. Each Olfazeta perfume fragrance is characterized by a perfect balance between the perfume notes of which it consists. Perfumes are formed by a perfume pyramid, or composition, which reflects the three life cycles of a fragrance, which are divided into top notes, heart notes and base notes.
Top notes. Fresh and light. Top notes are the first notes of a fragrance that we smell when we smell a perfume. They are the notes that intrigue us and disappear within a few minutes.
Heart notes. The heart notes appear a little later and are the strongest of the fragrance notes in the entire composition.
Base notes: Base notes are very persistent notes that spread slowly and last for a long time.
Chogan perfume families
All perfumes can be divided into fragrance families, depending on their dominant notes. This classification is not always accurate, as perfumes often contain notes that belong to more than one fragrance family. However, this classification can be very useful in understanding the characteristics of different perfumes.
The seven main fragrance families are divided as follows:
- Citrus family
- The Shipra family
- Leather family
- Flower family
- Wood family
- Fern family
- Eastern family
In addition to these macrocategories, perfumes can also be described as follows:
- Fruit
- Sharp
- Musk
- Aromatic
Understanding the characteristics of different families is not only entertaining, but also useful, as it can help you choose a perfume before trying out a fragrance.
Citrus fragrance family
Citrus family perfumes are refreshing and cheerful scents. They will suit both men and women. Citrus family perfumes use essential oils extracted from citrus peels and related components, such as orange blossom and neroli. mandarin.
Floral fragrance family
The floral family is characterized by the use of floral scents. Floral scents are often used in the heart notes. Although the range of floral accords in perfumes is multifaceted and almost endless, the most commonly used flowers used in the creation of perfumes are jasmine, rose, lily of the valley, and tuberose.
Fern fragrance family
The sophisticated and contrasting fragrance family is a great classic for men. Although the Fougère family takes its name from the French word for fern (Fougère), it actually has nothing to do with the scent of the fern itself. The fragrances belonging to this family include lavender, geranium, vetiver and oakmoss, which are more or less accompanied by fresh woody nuances, with a strong and masculine character.
Chypre fragrance family
The chypre family is characterized by sharp and enveloping scents that are appreciated by both women and men. The chypre family brings together sharp and powerful scents. It is characterized by intense notes such as oakmoss, patchouli and bergamot. Characteristically fresh, aromatic and floral scents that embody the elegance of classic French perfumery.
Woody fragrance family
Warm and intense fragrances that include mainly masculine scents. The woody family is characterized by deep, captivating notes that inspire a sense of security and warmth. Its aromas are reminiscent of woody scents such as cedar, sandalwood or pine, and the woodsy feel provided by patchouli or vetiver. These fragrances often begin with aromatic or citrus notes.
Oriental fragrance family
Sensual and mysterious fragrances that include mainly feminine aromas. The oriental or Amber family includes perfumes with sensual and persistent aromas. These perfumes are highly multifaceted and consist of enveloping notes such as myrrh, incense, vanilla, spices and amber. These notes are often combined with spicy and rich floral notes.
Leather fragrance family
Intense, rich and traditionally masculine fragrances, but recently gaining popularity among women as well. The leather fragrance family includes fragrances characterized by intense, enveloping notes that resemble the smell of treated leather. The fragrances are characterized by the aroma of burnt wood, birch and tobacco smoke.
