Author Archives: Thơm

Milky perfumes can feel creamy, soft or smooth, while almond milk and coconut milk accords create distinct scent directions.

What does musk smell like, and why does it appear in so many celebrated perfumes and stand as a symbol of allure? In this article, Thomore takes a full look at this special note — its character and uses, how to wear it well, and the standout fragrances built on musk. Quick Summary Musk isn’t […]

Bottle colour helps recognition, but it does not define a fragrance family, sweetness, projection or wear time.

A practical guide to scanning perfume barcodes — understanding what EAN-13 barcodes tell you, debunking the country-of-origin myth with GS1 standards, and checking real authenticity.

Five jasmine perfumes reviewed — Gucci Bloom, Tom Ford Jasmin Rouge, Bánh Trôi Nước, YSL Libre, Le Labo Jasmin 17 — and the difference between sambac and grandiflorum jasmine for sensitive skin.

When you choose a perfume, the scent isn’t the only thing that matters — its concentration does too. Concentration directly shapes how long a fragrance lasts, how strong it smells and the overall experience of wearing it. This guide from Thomore explains what concentration is, how the common types differ, how to pick the right […]

In the world of scent, sandalwood holds a special place for its warmth, soft sweetness and depth. It’s not just a common perfume ingredient but a symbol of refinement and staying power. This article helps you understand this distinctive note — its origin and character, and the standout Thomore fragrances built on sandalwood. Quick Summary […]

What is perfume made of? Have you ever wondered what creates the seductive, distinctive scent in each bottle? In this article, Thomore explores the main ingredients of perfume, how it’s classified by oil ratio, and the things you shouldn’t overlook when choosing a fragrance. Quick Summary Perfume has three groups of ingredients: the scent (natural […]

Five trending perfumes evaluated on five measurable criteria — actual longevity, projection, price per ml, ingredient labelling and provenance — plus how to choose one to match your style.

Store perfume away from direct light and heat, keep the bottle closed and check decants for leaks and clear labelling.