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Perfume Has No Gender

The identification of a perfume note with gender is a Victorian concept that is no longer found in modern thinking. According to aromacology experts, a perfume has no gender. A rose remains a rose and guaiac wood remains as it is. A unisex fragrance is one that integrates these masculine and feminine essences in such…

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Plebeians and Patricians

hTe emperor Caesar wasn’t the only one to cover his body with perfume. The Roman women, besides spreading it on their bodies, were using the perfume to adorn their hair. This tradition seems to come from Greece and Egypt as well. The Egyptian and Etruscan women kneaded herbs and flowers, especially fragrant ones, with fat…

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Perfume in Antiquity

P erfumes and fragrances can be traced to multiple ancient cultures, most notably to the ancient Egyptian civilization. In fact, Egyptians associated their perfumes with the gods: The fragrances were considered to be the sweat of the sun god, Ra. Given the influences of ancient Egypt on the ancient Roman and Greek civilizations, the…

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