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Perfume is more than just a pleasant scent—it is an art form, a science, and a powerful means of personal expression. For centuries, civilizations across the world have used perfumes for religious rituals, personal grooming, and even as symbols of social status. In ancient Egypt, aromatic oils were considered sacred and used during worship and burial. The Greeks and Romans further refined the craft, using scent for both personal and public purposes. Today, perfume plays a vital role in fashion, beauty, and self-care. It is made by blending essential oils, aromatic compounds, alcohol, and water in carefully measured ratios to create a harmonious and lasting fragrance. These scents can be inspired by nature, emotion, or even abstract ideas. The heart of a perfume lies in its "notes," which are divided into top, middle , and base notes. The top notes are what you smell immediately after application, light and refreshing, such as citrus or herbs. As these fade, the middle notes emerge—often floral or spicy—and finally, the base notes such as musk, amber, or vanilla give depth and longevity to the fragrance. The creation of a perfume is a delicate process handled by skilled "noses" or perfumers, who spend years mastering the art of scent design. Every bottle of perfume is a result of creativity, chemistry, and craftsmanship. .