Have you ever seen a beautiful woman and started sneezing uncontrollably?
Madehow.com tells us this about perfume:
While fragrant liquids used for the body are often considered perfume, true perfumes are defined as extracts or essences and contain a percentage of oil distilled in alcohol.
Human Touch of Chemistry says this:
Most perfumes are made by mixing three kinds of essential oils. Scents that fade quickly are called top notes. They are light scents that fade quickly and give the first impression, like bergamot and citronella. Middle notes last for a few hours and provide the dominant scent of the perfume. Like rose, juniper or marjoram. Finally come the base notes, made of exotic material like anise, myrrh and frankincense. The last is a thick, gum like material extracted from Boswellia trees that grow in Yemen. The dried gum when powdered and mixed with charcoal is often used in incense and dhoop sticks.
Basically, perfume, as wonderful at it smells, is airborne pollen, concentrated and complex. No wonder you sneeze. Don't get me wrong, as a woman, I love the smell of beautiful perfume especially when it is worn by a beautiful person. If it is making you sneeze, you have an option, and I'm not going to tell you to steer clear of beauty.
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