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Keukenhof Gardens, Lisse, The Netherlands

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Keukenhof: Open Marceh 21 - May 12th 2024

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Your MBTI knows which perfume is best for you! (Part-1: NF types)

Gone are the days when you sniffed bottles across the aisle and your nose gave up after merely 3 tests.

If you want a perfume that complements your personality, you must understand your personality first.

Hence comes the MBTI Personality types!

We will analyze your personality traits and fragrances that suit them. Because finding the perfect scent is not just about smelling good — it’s about feeling authentic, undeniably you.

Perfume and MBTI are meant to be

Why do we use perfumes?

To boost confidence? To hide body odor? If those are the reasons then any perfume would do, right?

But does it?

The perfumes we use are a tool to express our individuality. It should complement our style and personality.

And by aligning your fragrance choices with your MBTI personality, you’re not merely selecting a scent; you’re curating an aromatic expression of your true self. Here’s how it goes:

Personalization

MBTI helps you know your preferences and tendencies, making it easier to pick a perfume that’s just right for you.

Enhanced Self-Expression

Choosing perfumes based on your MBTI type lets you show off your unique qualities through scent. It adds a unique touch to your style and helps express who you are.

Emotional Resonance

Scents connected to your MBTI type can bring out particular feelings and memories, making your smelling experience more meaningful and memorable.

Time and Cost Efficiency

Picking perfumes that match your personality type helps you choose faster and might save you money by avoiding the need to try many different scents before finding the right one.

Consistent Style

Matching perfumes to MBTI types helps you stay consistent in choosing scents. This makes it easier to build a unique and coordinated collection that fits well with your overall style and personality.

Now, let’s check out which perfume is created uniquely for you, shall we?

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NF Types

ENFP — The Campaigner

ENFPs are known for their creativity, enthusiasm, and warmth. A fragrance with lively citrus notes captures their energetic and vibrant nature, while floral heart notes add a touch of romance to reflect their emotional and expressive side. The warm and intriguing base notes contribute to the depth and complexity that ENFPs appreciate.

So, the fragrances that will align best with them are: — Top Notes: Citrus (energetic and vibrant) — Heart Notes: Floral (expressive and romantic) — Base Notes: Vanilla or Patchouli (warm and intriguing)

INFP — The Mediator

The dreamy ones! INFPs are often seen as poetic and empathetic. So, a fragrance with calming top notes like lavender or bergamot complements their introspective nature, while soft floral heart notes reflect their poetic and sensitive side. Earthy and comforting base notes add a grounding element that resonates with their deep sense of empathy.

For them, the best fragrances will be: — Top Notes: Lavender or Bergamot (calming and introspective) — Heart Notes: Jasmine or Rose (soft and poetic) — Base Notes: Sandalwood or Musk (earthy and comforting)

ENFJ — Protagonist

Charisma, Sociability, Warmth — that’s how the protagonists of the MBTI are described. To complement such vivid traits, hardly anyone beats the energetic and refreshing opening of citrus. Floral heart notes like rose or neroli convey warmth and compassion, while the amber or musk base notes add a touch of charisma and create an inviting aura.

Here’s what the ENFJ should consider: — Top Notes: Citrus or Bergamot (energetic and sociable) — Heart Notes: Rose or Neroli (warm and compassionate) — Base Notes: Amber or Musk (charismatic and inviting)

INFJ — The Advocate

INFJs are often described as deep, intuitive, and spiritual. Bergamot or eucalyptus top notes offer a soothing and contemplative start, while violet or iris heart notes contribute to a sense of mystery and intuition. Base notes of frankincense or cedarwood provide a spiritual and grounding foundation.

So, the best fragrances for INFJ are: — Top Notes: Bergamot or Eucalyptus (soothing and contemplative) — Heart Notes: Violet or Iris (mysterious and intuitive) — Base Notes: Frankincense or Cedarwood (spiritual and grounding)

So, did you find the one you are looking for? Let me know in the comments!

Also, if you didn’t find your personality type here, don’t worry. There will be more parts of this story.

Stay tuned for updates by following!

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Blogmas: Chanel Fragrance Gift Guide

Hi guys,

With the festive season approaching I wanted to do some blog posts showing you some gift ideas for people on a budget. If you didn't know my actual name is Chanell (though my nickname at home is Bella) and I obviously get asked all the time if I use CHANEL products and honestly I have only really ever used their fragrances.

Most people will spend lots of money on Chanel perfumes and if you collect perfumes then by all means go ahead. However if you want to have Chanel fragrances but for half the price then do I have news that will blow your mind. If you didn't know Chanel have fragrance moisturiser mists that match all the perfumes but they are half price or more!

The fragrance mists last just as long as a perfume if not longer and yet they are way more affordable than a perfume. While I love collection fragrances I don't always want to pay crazy prices. Here are my 3 favourite Chanel Moisture mists:

CHANEL Coco Mademoiselle Fresh Deodorant Spray £44.00.

CHANEL Chance Eau Tendre Sheer Moisture Mist £40.00.

CHANEL Chance Eau Fraîche Sheer Moisture Mist £40.00.

I have been using these mists for years and love to give them as gifts to my friends because they are so special to give as gifts and yet I'm not bankrupting myself . So if you're looking to purchase a luxury fragrance mists this season why not check these out first. As always all products mentioned are linked above.

Lot's of love

Bella x x

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Fragrance's Christmas Dissociate into the TV List

I'm quite fond of Christmas movies, and Christmas in general, and I am currently rewatching a few favorites.

Dickensian - a BBC 10-episode miniseries that intertwines the stories of Dickens characters from multiple books, including A Christmas Carol, Bleak House, Great Expectations, Oliver Twist, and The Old Curiosity Shop. It turns Mr. Marley's demise in A Christmas Carol into a murder mystery and Inspector Bucket from Bleak House is on the case. It's basically fanfiction of the most wonderful kind. And it's the BBC. They can basically do no wrong.

The Man Who Invented Christmas - a movie about Charles Dickens writing A Christmas Carol. The situation that led to it, what inspired him, how he worked down to the wire... Based on true events, it features Dickens interacting with various characters from A Christmas Carol. They appear in his mind's eye and sit with him in his study, have full-on conversations with him, and even follow him around and call to him from outside his windows! I'm sure many a writer has often felt the same way. I, for one, very often have at least three hobbits following me around. Frodo and Marigold, for instance, are often in the back seat of my car doing very untoward things, and Sam's often bringing me tea and conversing with me about gardening, his adventures, and his relationship with Mr. Frodo.

A Christmas Carol 2009, with Jim Carrey - a standard retelling of the classic tale, but with a lot of flying over 19th century London. For some reason, it's my favorite of the many cinematic versions of the story.

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The scents I used on my recent road trip - I am known to carry an insane amount of perfume when I travel - and buy more as I go. This time it was just a week away relatively locally, so I took along some samples and travel sprays - and picked up the big red bottle on sale in a country town chemist - Hardcore Rose by Victoria’s Secret. I’m not big into body sprays or Victoria’s Secret fragrances but when I saw this one I bought it blind since there was no tester - I love anything rose and figured even a cheap and cheerful rose would be nice to spray liberally on holiday. But it’s sooo good! So much so that I’m sad it’s discontinued as I would love the proper perfume version. It’s a lovely fresh, green rose - apparently a copy of Valentino’s long discontinued Rock N Rose which I sniffed too long ago to accurately remember. Smells just like a bouquet of softly sweet fresh cut roses. Such a surprising find, and I used up half the bottle instead of most of the ones I brought along. I also took one of my most favourite roses - Ballet Rose from Philosophy (also discontinued so I buy them every time I see them in bargain bins. Why do they do this to everything I love!) It’s so clean and just rosy enough, a perfect travel scent. I gave Thin Wild Mercury another go too. It’s such a beloved indie brand, the aesthetic is so cool and coquettish, but when I first got the samples I disliked them all. They just don’t seem well blended enough to me, and have that air of handmade perfumery that’s too much like a bunch of patchouli oil. But I used up the two more summery scents - Zuma and Laurel Canyon. In the absolute stinking heat of the Australian summer, Laurel Canyon was lovely. It felt very evocative of the hills of that region - grassy, dry and a little herbal. That one I may go back for a travel size. Zuma was nice enough, fresh and spicy, but vanished rather fast. I’m yet to properly test the other two as they’d be better for colder days. I also finished a travel sized bottle of Viktor and Rolf’s much maligned Good Fortune (not pictured as I tossed the empty) - it’s just a sweet, girly jasmine, wrongly marketed as witchy and suffering for it with endless backlash, but as a nice white summer floral, it was easy to drain 10ml in a couple days.

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Celebrate National Bake Week in fragranent style. Get your favorite bakery fragrance wax bars and let you home smell of freshly baked pie or cake without all the mess and cleanup. You can also order these fragrances in Room Sprays.

National Bake Week is April 1-7, 2024

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Happy National Fragrance Day – 2024

Happy Fragrance Day! Yesterday was National Fragrance Day for 2024! With spring in full gear, here are some interesting facts. . . Happy National Fragrance Day ! ! !  💐 👃 😊 🌸 💅🏼 🧴 💐 👃 😊 🌸 💅🏼 🧴 💐 👃 😊 🌸 💅🏼 🧴 Fragrance is Fresh & Delicate: With So Many Worlds of Scent:  There are so many scents of fragrance. Some reveal natural presence, and yet some just make you feel serene. Some are cool and…

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Your MBTI knows which perfume is best for you! (Part-4: SF types)

In Parts 1 through 3, we navigated the aromatic landscapes designed for NF, NT, and ST types, exploring scents harmonizing with their unique personalities.

Now, we embark on a scented voyage tailored for SF types — those free spirits celebrated for their warmth, spontaneity, and down-to-earth charm. If you haven’t caught up on the captivating fragrant tales of Parts 1 to 3, dive into the stories here.

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SF Types

ISFP, ESFP, ISFJ, and ESFJ, bring a vibrant and sociable energy to the table. ISFPs infuse creativity into every moment, ESFPs embrace spontaneity, ISFJs contribute nurturing kindness, and ESFJs radiate warmth and sociability.

For SF personalities, fragrances are more than a mere accessory; they’re an extension of their lively spirit. Scent plays a pivotal role in their expression, aligning with their desire for warmth, connection, and an authentic, down-to-earth charm.

The right fragrance for SF types is like a second skin, enhancing their natural vivacity and creating an aromatic aura that resonates with their spirited approach to life.

As we delve into the recommendations, anticipate scents that mirror the lively and easygoing essence of SF personalities, providing them with an olfactory canvas to express their vibrant selves.

ESFP (Entertainer)

ESFPs are known for their energy, spontaneity, and playfulness. Citrus or fruity top notes provide an energetic and playful opening, reflecting their lively nature. Floral heart notes like jasmine or ylang-ylang add a vibrant touch, while sweet and sensual base notes of vanilla or musk create an overall fun and inviting fragrance.

The best fragrances for ESFP are: — Top Notes: Citrus or Fruity (energetic and playful) — Heart Notes: Jasmine or Ylang-Ylang (floral and vibrant) — Base Notes: Vanilla or Musk (sweet and sensual)

ISFP (Adventurer)

ISFPs are often described as gentle and artistic individuals. Bergamot or green tea top notes offer a calm and nature-inspired start, reflecting their connection to the environment. Gentle heart notes like lavender or rose to add an artistic touch, while warm and comforting base notes of sandalwood or amber create an overall soothing and harmonious fragrance.

ISFPs should consider these fragrances for daily use: — Top Notes: Bergamot or Green Tea (calm and nature-inspired) — Heart Notes: Lavender or Rose (gentle and artistic) — Base Notes: Sandalwood or Amber (warm and comforting)

ESFJ (Consul)

ESFJs are known for their warmth, friendliness, and nurturing qualities. Citrus or floral top notes provide a friendly and welcoming opening, reflecting their pleasant nature. Graceful heart notes like lily or peony add a nurturing touch, while warm and comforting base notes of vanilla or amber create an inviting and harmonious fragrance.

Fragrances for ESFJ are: — Top Notes: Citrus or Floral (friendly and welcoming) — Heart Notes: Lily or Peony (graceful and nurturing) — Base Notes: Vanilla or Amber (warm and comforting)

ISFJ (Defender)

ISFJs are often characterized as caring and dependable individuals. Chamomile or apple top notes offer a calming and comforting start, reflecting their nurturing nature. Gentle heart notes like violet or magnolia add a caring touch, while soft and reassuring base notes of musk or cedarwood create an overall comforting and harmonious fragrance.

Fragrances for ISFJ are: — Top Notes: Chamomile or Apple (calming and comforting) — Heart Notes: Violet or Magnolia (gentle and caring) — Base Notes: Musk or Cedarwood (soft and reassuring)

As we bid adieu to the final chapter of our aromatic journey, exploring fragrances tailored for SF personalities, take a moment to savor the scented symphony crafted just for you. Whether you’re the free-spirited ISFP, the spontaneous ESFP, the nurturing ISFJ, or the sociable ESFJ, may these fragrant insights be the perfect companions to your lively essence.

If you’ve enjoyed discovering the scents that harmonize with different MBTI types, remember that your fragrance is a personal signature, an aromatic expression of who you are.

Thank you for joining us on this olfactory adventure. Until our next aromatic exploration, stay vibrant, stay true, and keep inhaling the beauty of your unique scent story. 🌸👃📖

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