Have you ever wondered why that perfume you loved in winter seems suffocating in summer? Or why a fresh fragrance disappears after a few minutes in the cold? The answer lies in the volatility of molecules.

Summer: Lightness and Volatility

Heat accelerates evaporation. In summer, citrus and marine notes shine but fade quickly. It's time to choose lighter concentrations or reapply perfume throughout the day.

Winter: Intensity and Warmth

Cold "freezes" the notes. This is why in winter we need solid bases like amber, spices, and woods. These heavy notes need time to warm up on the skin and release their enveloping trail.