I don't understand perfume

Today the time is hurried, stayed in the public bookstore for a few minutes, picked a book to take home to read, I was attracted by the name of the book "You don't understand perfume", indeed my understanding of perfume is limited to people following the trend, so look at this book to increase some insight. The content of the book is simple and easy to understand, including the proportion of spices to determine the perfume rate; the tonality of the perfume, the perfume that is mainly judged by the re-mixing; the location of the perfume; how to know whether the male fragrance or the female fragrance, etc., and so on.

Different aromas can create different atmospheres that stimulate and enrich people's imaginations, give people a new look, and are also very effective at relieving stress. That's the beauty of perfume.

I often hear people say that when they pass by others on the street, the smell of the other person reminds me of someone I liked in the past.

This phenomenon of opening up early memories because of smelling what was once smelled is known as the "Proust effect."

The story originates with one of the greatest French novelists of the 20th century, Marcel Proust (1871-1922, Marcel Proust), in his work "Remembrance of The Age of Water", wrote such an anecdote: the protagonist soaks the Madeleine cake in black tea, eats it in one breath, and the smell of the tea-soaked pastries makes it a clear reminder of the home where he lived as a child, the paths near his home and the town.

This memory, awakened by the smell of pastries, is both vivid and emotional. Later generations will smell this kind of smell that has been smelled, they will open the memory of the time, and think of a scene and a past that has been forgotten for a long time, called the "Proust effect".

Perfume gives multiple meanings to human emotions, continue reading this book to share different views with you ~ [Smile]