Fragrances Through Time: A Look at the Evolution of Perfumes

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Fragrances Through Time A Look at the Evolution
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Evolution of Perfumes

• The use of fragrances dates back to the medieval
  period. The Roman Empire, Egypt, Mesopotamia, and
  the Persian Empire all employed fragrances before
  anybody else. They used scent for cosmetic and
  therapeutic purposes in addition to bathing. In
  this blog, we'll explore the history of perfume
  as well as its early creation and uses.

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History of Fragrances Around the World
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• The oldest perfumes were found by archeologists
  in Cyprus and were 4000 years old. Over the
  years, humans have used perfume in an extensive
  number of ways. In many cultures, aromas are
  accessible only to the elite classes since they
  are extremely expensive and hard to find.

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When Was Perfume Invented?
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• The first human to create a perfume was a female
  chemist named Tapputi. The story behind the
  inventor of the perfume has been found on a clay
  tablet from Mesopotamia, claiming that Tapputi
  created perfume sometime in the second century BC.

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Ancient Egyptian Fragrance
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• In ancient Egypt, scents and smells were very
  important for all life. They love to wear
  perfume. They create perfume from many different
  plants, flowers, and wood fragments, along with
  the addition of required fats and oils. Ancient
  people usually used moringa, linseed, sesame,
  and, castor oils in their perfumes.

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History of Middle Ages perfumes
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• From 5th to the 11th century, Ancient Egypt and
  Rome peoples declined to use the perfumes. This
  was due to a number of factors, including the
  increase in Christianity, their refusal to use
  perfume as a form of vanity, and their own
  deaths. It results in an anti-germ aversion and a
  preference for cleanliness over perfume.
• Still, perfume did not totally disappear during
  the Middle Ages. They were still used by some
  people. Wealthy and powerful people used to wear
  perfume for religious ceremonies and medicinal
  purposes.

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History of 19th Century Perfumes
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• The 19th century was a golden age for perfumery.
  As new techniques were developed for making
  fragrances. It was the heyday of the aromas
  industry. Fresh methods were developed to create
  perfumes. The growing popularity of synthetic
  perfume has been one of the perfumery's most
  biggest innovations. Synthetic fragrances were
  created by chemists, who were able to identify
  and separate the vital components that give
  natural perfume their unique aromas.

• In the realm of scent, the 19th century saw
  significant upheaval and interchange. At that
  time, new techniques and ingredients were
  developed to create some of the most iconic
  perfumes in history.

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20th Century Perfumes
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• In term of innovation the 20th century was an
  excellent period for the perfume business. A
  number of crucial aromas gained popularity,
  including those created by Ernest Beaux and
  Jacques Guerlain.

• In the perfume business, the designer label began
  to flourish in the middle of the 20th century.
  Fashion brands like Christian Dior started
  developing their own distinctive scents, which
  were often encouraged as extensions of their
  textile and product collections. The scent
  business went worldwide in the late 20th century.
  A large range of consumers were targeted in the
  marketing of perfume as it became more accessible
  and affordable. Niche fragrances, which are made
  by particular perfumes and often use more
  uncommon ingredients, started to become more
  common in the final half of this century.

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Today Perfume
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• In todays generation new brands and perfumes
  frequently appear in the perfume market. This is
  driven by a variety of elements, including the
  expanding recognition of individual perfume, the
  growth of the supply of natural components, and
  the rise in popularity of personal aroma.

• As opposed to popular firms, and individual
  perfumery brands offer a more unique and personal
  experie nce. The popularity of natural
  ingredients in perfume is increasing as customers
  become more aware of their advantages for their
  health and the environment. Personalized aromas
  are increasingly popular as a means to create a
  scent that's entirely original.

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• Conclusion

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• The history of perfume is long and interesting.
  Although perfume has changed through time. The
  fragrance market, which is always evolving, sees
  the constant emergence of new brands and scents.
  This is due to a variety of causes, such as the
  rising desire for natural perfume and the
  popularity of niche perfume. As the fragrance
  industry continues evolving. The future of
  perfume looks great.

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