Affection (Inspired by J’adore Dior)

Fragrance Notes:

Ylang-Ylang, Damascus Rose, Jasmine Grandiflorum, Indian Sambac, Tuberose 

The Fragrance 

Affection is a luxurious and elegant fragrance oil that is perfect for women who want to feel sophisticated and irresistible. This perfume oil features a delicate blend of Ylang-Ylang and Damascus Rose, enhanced by the rich and sensual aroma of Jasmine Grandiflorum and Indian Sambac. A subtle hint of fruitiness adds a playful and sensual touch to the fragrance, making it perfect for any occasion. Whether you're looking for a romantic evening scent or a daily dose of luxury, Affection is sure to capture the heart of anyone who experiences its charm. This one-of-a-kind fragrance oil is sure to become a favourite in your collection.

Alcohol-free

Gender: Female

Applicator: Roller

How to apply

In this case, less really is more (3ml can last you a month).

1. Apply a small amount of the oil to your pulse points, such as the inner wrists, inner elbows, behind your earlobes, and along your neck and jawline. These areas generate heat and can enhance the fragrance's performance.

2. Avoid rubbing the oil into your skin, as this can break down the scent. Instead, let your body heat activate the fragrance throughout the day.

3. For an even more potent scent, apply the oil to the back of your hand, the tips of your beard, or the ends of your hair.

4. Be careful when applying the oil to clothing, as it can stain fabric. If you want to apply the oil to your clothing, apply a small amount to your hands, rub them together, and then wipe them on your clothing.

5. Lastly, reapply the perfume oil throughout the day as needed to maintain the scent's longevity.

Disclaimer

Our fragrance oils are alcohol-free alternatives for customers who seek alcohol-free perfumes; they are not affiliated with the designer brands themselves.

Safety Warning our perfume oils are highly concentrated and may cause allergic reactions always perform a test patch; avoid use if a rash or similar reaction occurs.