The Modern Man’s Perfume
If you think floral perfume fragrances are only for women you’re in for shock with these perfume fragrances becoming the favourite of the modern man. Floral scents with their organic, natural fragrances are aimed to capture the romantic within with the perfect setting being a romantic date.
The perfume industry has grown into a multi million pound industry which is very consumer targeted with scents created for only a set demographic. Floral fragrances in the past have only been marketed as a womens perfume with scents designed to attract men. It’s a big market with more men becoming metro-sexual and making sure they maintain themselves, this includes what fragrance they wear. It is not surprising the major perfume makers such as Burberry, DKNY and Dior are now offering floral fragrances especially designed for men and they are everywhere.
A fragrance which is making a strong renaissance is violet, you will see this being used in most of the perfumes this year. This scent is featured in Burberry’s The Beat For Men, Donna Karan’s DKNY Men and also Gucci. Dior were the first to really capture the floral fragrance with the launch of Fahrenheit in 1988 which produced the most successful launch sales up to that time. This is still one of the most popular scents with its honeysuckle, carnation, violet leaf and jasmine still making its mark in today’s society.A scent by Dominique Ropion’s is creating a lot of hype at the moment. This scent presents a clear, masculine amber and mint waft and also has hefty price tag of £110.
Many of these new scents are available at your local high street perfume shop so my advice would be would be to go and explore the different fragrances and be open to what you might like. Always check online prices if find a fragrance you like as you will most likely find it cheaper or find a discount voucher if hunt hard enough.