HOW TO CHOOSE THE BEST FRAGRANCE FOR YOUR SPOUSE
Buying perfume for your spouse as a gift is a really cute and good idea. If you can get it right, your spouse will be amazed at how well you really know them and the effort you put in . Let's not forget that your spouse will definitely cherish the gift as fragrances are seen as personal and thoughtful.
As good as perfumes are, giving them as a gift can also be tricky considering the fact that fragrances are personal. It is tricky, but it is not impossible to get the perfect fragrance for your partner. Here are a few tips to guide you:
BUDGET
The first thing to consider is not what fragrance to get them , it's how much you want to spend. It's true you can't put a price on love but a budget will help narrow down your broad search for you. Know the least amount you're willing to spend and the highest then go up from there.
DO SOME RESEARCH
You cannot waltz into any fragrance shop and hope to find the perfect fragrance at a go, it’s not that simple. So make the task easy on yourself, take a peek at fragrances your spouse already uses to get an indication of what they like and ultimately what they would like.
PERSONALITY/CHARACTER/LIFESTYLE
Take a good look at your spouse and take mental notes on their personality, lifestyle and character. Use this to guide your scent selection as you already have an insight on their personal preference.
A quiet/shy person would not want a scent that draws attention or announces their presence when they walk into a room. A scent like that would be better suited for a loud/boisterous person
WHEN IN DOUBT, GO FOR SOFTER SCENTS
You can never go wrong with soft fragrances. If you're having a hard time picking one fragrance, then settle for vanilla, floral or citrus scents as they are mild and unlikely to be rejected.
IT’S NOT ABOUT YOU
As excited as you might get during your shopping, the receiver of your gift should be at the forefront of your choices. Consider what your spouse would like, not what you would like.
THINK OUTSIDE THE BIX
Gifting your spouse a fragrant does not have to start and end with a bottled scent. You can get them other fragrance variants like diffusers, room sprays, scented candles, perfumed body care sets, etc. The key is to give them a fragrance they will love and cherish, something memorable. It doesn't have to come in a bottle.
Article credit : Cocci Beauty