Because each of us has a unique scent print that influences the development of an incense. This odor identity is the combination of our genes, our skin chemistry, diet, drug input, stress position, and skin temperature. It isn't as simple as saying that spices reply else on different people because of their body chemistry. The warmth of our skin is critical. Some people have further pores per inch than others or further layers of fat in their skin. These unique factors will impact the scent of a scent. We're all created equal until we use scent.

 Presumably because you’re particular chemistry and body temperature have changed slightly. Maybe you're on a low- fat diet or taking some new drug. Have you changed your brand of contraceptive lozenge? Are you pregnant? Are you exercising more or less constantly? Has your skin come drier? Are you using further moisturizer? Scent formulas infrequently change but diet or drug changes produce new chemicals that come through the pores and can change the scent balance on your skin.

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They're the different phases through which a scent develops when you spot it on your skin. The head or top notes are the first print of a scent. These are the light unpredictable notes that burst on your skin as you first spray, the scent you witness as you open a bottle. The head notes are unpredictable and generally wear down within 10 to 15 twinkles. These form the core of the composition, and are the dominant theme of the scent.These are the foundation of the scent, the notes that bind the other constituents together.