Eau du Soir is the second perfume by the house of Sisley and it is feminine, elegant and eternal. Its complex and rich composition is based on perfect harmony of contrasted lines: fresh citrus, sensual flowers, warm amber and musk. The name was chosen because of night flower seringe (in French, soir means evening).

The accord smells like earth and herbs, wild flowers and mossy twigs assembled in a fresh, elegant arrange – maybe adorning a fancy vase in an old English country house. Closing the heart notes, there’s resinous, almost leathery-smoky labdanum, and an earthy, mint-free patchouli, both evoking a woody aura.

SISLEY – SOIR DE LUNE SISLEY argued both marks give rise to a same meaning of “moon night” given “Luna” and “LUNE mean “moon” in Latin and French respectively, “SOIR” means “night” in French, and “DE” corresponds to “of” in English.

Top notes are White Bergamot, Aldehydes and Pink Pepper; middle notes are Rose, Angelica, Floral Notes, Peony, Lily-of-the-Valley and Jasmine; base notes are Musk, Cedar and Amber. Sisley Izia is a “modern, new and multifunctional” perfume with a focus on the note of rose.

Best Sisley Perfumes For Women comparison table

• 1st Place. Sisley Soir De Lune 3.4oz Women’s Perfume.
• 2nd Place. Sisley Izia EDP Spray 50ml Women’s Perfume.
• 3rd Place. Sisley Izia EDP Spray 100ml Women’s Perfume.
• 4th Place. Sisley Eau Du Soir by for Women Eau De Parfum Spray, 1.6-Ounce.
• 5th Place.

Eau de Toilette simply means, water of the toilette and refers to a scented water used to perfume the body and hair. Eau De Toilette is, like all fragrances, a mixture of intensely scented oils, alcohol and a small amount of water.

If you want a stronger smelling and longer-lasting fragrance, the choice is simple – buy Eau de Parfum. Eau de Parfum contains 15 to 20% perfume oil whereas Eau de Toilette has 5 to 15%. Eau de Parfum is often more expensive but it does have a better scent projection and longevity.

The best way to apply cologne to last is to spritz it on your pulse points, which tend to be warmer and project the scent better. The wrists, neck, chest, and inner elbows are all excellent choices.

Another important rule in applying fragrance so that it will last longer is applying it to pulse points on warm areas of your body. The heat in these areas will keep this thing going all day long. The pulse points are your chest neck, lower jaw, forearms, inside of your elbows, and behind your knees.

“Typically [you can get away with] about five sprays anywhere that you like on your body,” adds Nilsen. But any more than that and you’re entering the eau no zone. That said, since it’s subtly-scented skin we’re after, we suggest finding one or two spots on your body and choosing to spray your fragrance there twice.

1. 1 Vanilla. Vanilla is one of the most attractive scents to men, and to women actually.
2. 2 Sandalwood. Another one of my favorite scents in both men’s and women’s fragrances is sandalwood.
3. 3 Lavender. While I’m not a huge fan of lavender scents, men most definitely are.
4. 4 Musk.
5. 5 Violets.
6. 6 Orchids.
7. 7 Jasmine.
8. 8 Orange.

Yet, last year in the United States, spending on upscale women’s fragrances declined, as part of a multiyear trend. Ware, more women are forgoing scent altogether. Last year, about 15 percent of women said they did not wear fragrance, up from 13 percent in 2003, according to a survey of 9,800 women conducted by NPD.

30 Best Smells In the World

1. Cookies Fresh Out the Oven. NO EXPLANATION NECESSARY.
2. Melting Chocolate. Because…
3. 3. ” Boy” Smell.
4. Coffee Brewing In the Morning. *In Oprah’s voice* HELLOOOO!
5. Grass Right After It’s Mowed. Makes you feel like it’s summah, summah, summah, tiiime.
6. Bacon.
7. Vanilla.
8. New Car Smell.

According to safe cosmetics, “one in every 50 people may suffer immune system damage from fragrance.” And “once sensitized to an ingredient, a person can remain so for a lifetime, enduring allergic reactions with every subsequent exposure.” Many fragrance ingredients are considered neurotoxins (damaging to the brain).

It is impossible to tell for sure whether your perfume is noticeable to someone unless they tell you so. However, if you can smell it, they can probably smell it, and perfume leaves traces everywhere you go: in the elevator, in the stairwell, in your hair.