What does the aftertaste of perfume mean?

Post-tune refers to the lingering fragrance after a day. Perfume can be divided into pre-tone, mid-tone and post-tone. What you can smell at first is called the front tone, what smells after a few hours is called the middle tone, and what smells after a day is called the back tone. These types of perfumes will make the taste more lasting and charming.

Many people will pay attention to the choice of front tone, middle tone and back tone when choosing perfume. In fact, the tone of perfume is mainly maintained by its aftertone. At first, you can smell the perfume directly, that is, the front tone. The perfume has strong volatility, and the main odor source is the essential oil of flowers or citrus. Generally speaking, it takes a short time to adjust the tone, but the first impression is the label of this perfume.

The alto lasts for a long time, and it is a tone composed of wood and floral notes. Although alto perfume adds less pungent smell, it will have a strong taste. Only when several flavors are combined can a midrange be formed. This fragrance is more complicated. Through the reasonable deployment of perfumers, the overall perfume style can be highlighted. Wearing this type of perfume will make people look particularly stylish.

Perfume has a lingering fragrance after being used for a long time, which is the lingering fragrance of perfume. The back of the head is mainly composed of animal essence and resin. This kind of fragrance lasts for a long time, and some perfumes can even last for several days. The flavor of the front middle tone will be stronger than that of the back middle tone, but the back middle tone will last longer.