fragrance note

Parfum (Fragrance)

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Parfum, or pure perfume extract, represents the highest concentration of fragrance oils, typically ranging from 20% to 40%. It possesses a dense, velvety texture that unfolds slowly on the skin, characterized by a rich, rounded depth rather than a sharp alcoholic opening. Unlike lighter concentrations, it emphasizes base notes like resinous amber, creamy sandalwood, and dark patchouli, creating a complex, lingering sillage. It pairs naturally with precious florals like Taif rose or saffron, which gain a syrupy, opulent quality when suspended in such a high oil content. In the Gulf, this concentration is the gold standard for evening wear and formal gatherings, as its heavy molecular weight resists the rapid evaporation caused by intense heat, ensuring the scent remains intimate and persistent throughout the night.