What does cologne do and what is it used for?

Cologne is a light perfume with a content of 2-3% essential oils, which works to bring good feelings to women.

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What perfume is cologne? Why are some perfumes called colognes? How do you choose and use cologne correctly?

There is a lot of knowledge involved, and to understand the cologne, let's start with the origin of the name cologne. Origin of the name cologne: Cologne is a class of perfume designed for men.

As early as the early 18th century, the Italian Johann Maria Farina developed a lemon-scented aromatic product in the German city of Gulong (formerly known as Cologne), named Eau Admirable. During the Franco-German War, the city of Cologne fell under the onslaught of the French, and Cologne was renamed Cologne. French soldiers brought back to France this lemon-scented aromatic product from the city of Cologne, and called it cologne, which later evolved into a fragrance that is still used today.

Cologne trivia: Cologne (also translated as Cologne perfume, French: eau de cologne; German:

k lnisch wasser, meaning "water of Cologne"). Cologne is a light perfume with a content of 2-3% essential oils. Cologne was first introduced in 1709 by the Italian Giovanni Maria Farina in Cologne, Germany.

Because of its popularity, other brands of cologne have also been launched. These include the 4711 Cologne perfume, which bears the name of its store. Modern cologne is not just a "cologne" fragrance, all low-concentration perfumes with a flavor content of 3%-5% are called "cologne", which is a bit similar to the flower water that was once popular in China.

However, the fragrance content of toilet water is lower (often less than 3%), and it contains about 30% water, because the main purpose of toilet water is disinfection and sterilization, itching and swelling, people usually use toilet water as a sanitary product, and cologne is a "low-concentration perfume", which is different from the toilet water of sanitary products. Chinese culture is subtle, so the perfume chosen by Chinese should not be too strong, too strong is too public. Therefore, cologne, which has the second-to-last fragrance content, has become the first choice of the first batch of people in China who have accepted perfume culture.

In general, it is appropriate to use a light cologne or fragrance during the day and a perfume or eau de toilette at night.

Cologne (also translated as Cologne perfume, French: Eau de Cologne or German: K lnisch Wasser, meaning"The water of Cologne") is a light perfume with a content of 2-3% essential oils.

The fragrance was first introduced in 1709 by the Italian Giovanni Maria Farina in Cologne, Germany. Because of its popularity, other brands of cologne have also been launched.

The default industry labeling standards for perfumes are based on French.

Note: eau translates to water, ocean in French.

The de preposition is equivalent to the English word of

cologne is a transliteration.

In the eyes of people in the perfumery industry, "Gulong" represents a fragrance type, which is made of the sweet and fresh aroma of citrus with orange blossom, rosemary and lavender. It has a distinctly fresh and oily freshness, which makes people feel comfortable and pleasant.

Modern cologne is no longer just a "cologne" fragrance, but a low-concentration perfume with a fragrance content of 3% to 5% is called "cologne", which is somewhat similar to flower water. However, the fragrance content of flower water is lower (often less than 3%), and it contains about 30% water, because the main purpose of flower water is disinfection and sterilization, itching and swelling, and people usually use flower water as a sanitary product. Cologne, on the other hand, is a "low-strength perfume" and is not intended as a hygiene product.

From the point of view of usage habits, European men and women with a long history of using incense like to use cologne. Identifying a good cologne should not be limited to **, it is related to your own preferences, the environment in which you grew up, and your understanding of perfumes. Many people have watched the movie "Smell the Woman", remember the veteran movie star El Pacino's superb acting and wonderful tango steps, and of course, probably remember him praising the smell of Ogivile Sisters soap on the young lady.

Classic colognes and soap scents are often integrated with the user, bringing a sense of natural nobility that touches people's hearts more than using popular perfumes that everyone uses.

There is another way for men to use cologne, which will appeal to women: the early cologne was bottled without a nozzle, so it also left an elegant perfume habit - pour the perfume in your hands, pat it with both hands, and gently pat it on your neck or body. This technique is still practiced by some French men (and older ones), who believe that men's perfume should be discreet, as opposed to women holding the nozzle on a vintage perfume bottle.

Cologne, also translated as Cologne perfume. It is a light perfume with a content of two to three percent essential oils. The fragrance was first introduced in 1709 by the Italian Giovani Maria Farina in Cologne, Germany.

Because of its popularity, other brands of cologne have also been launched. The 4711 cologne, which bears the name of the store, is an outstanding representative of the classic cologne. Spring change.

Modern cologne is no longer just a cologne type, but a low-concentration perfume with a fragrance content of 3 to 5 percent is called cologne, which is similar to flower water. However, the fragrance content of toilet water is lower, and it contains about 30% water, because the main purpose of toilet water is disinfection and sterilization, itching and swelling, and people usually use toilet water as a sanitary product. Cologne, on the other hand, is a "low-strength perfume" and is not intended as a hygiene product.

In the eyes of people in the perfumery industry, "Gulong" represents a fragrance type, which is made of the sweet and fresh aroma of citrus with orange blossom, rosemary and lavender. It has a distinctly fresh and oily freshness, which makes people feel comfortable and pleasant.

Cologne generally refers to the commonly used men's perfume. If, purely from the perfume consideration, according to different flavor content, it is divided into flavor, parfum; Eau de parfum, EDP; Eau de toilette, EDT; Cologne, ea

duecologne, a total of four types, with decreasing flavor content. Cologne is the lowest fragrance content, and generally men's perfumes are EDC, so they are also directly referred to as synonymous with men's perfumes.

Personally, I think Gough's men's cologne will be better.

Cologne is lighter than ordinary eau de toilette, because the fragrance rate contained is about 2-5%, and the durability of cologne is about 1 hour, which is shorter than the fragrance of ordinary perfume (EDP) and eau de toilette (EDT). The taste is lighter, not high, and less persistent.

Cologne (also translated as Cologne perfume, French: eau

Decologne or German: k lnischwasser, meaning "water of Cologne") is a light perfume with a content of 2-3% essential oils. This perfume was first created in 1709 by the Italian, Giovanni Maria Farini

Mariafarina), launched in Cologne, Germany. Because of its popularity, other brands of cologne have also been launched. These include the 4711 Cologne perfume, which bears the name of its store.

The default industry labeling standards for perfumes are in French, note: eau translates to water, sea in French.