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Fragrances for men – scent notes

FM NO Scent notes
43 kardemon, roosa pipar, melon, koriander, kadakas, valge freesia, must kakao, kumkvaat, amyris
52 seedripuu, õunapuu, viljapuu, kaneel, saialill, nelk
54 viljapuu, mänd, salvei, jasmiin, lavendel, seeder
56 viljapuu, sidrun, lavendel, kannike, seeder, vaik,
57 greip, kadakas, ploom, viljapuu, õun, kardemon, agar puu, sandalpuu,
60 apelsin, mint, ingver, galanga, vetiver, sammal, muskus
64 sidrun, viljapuu, oliiviõis
66 kohvi, lime, lavendel, patšul, Hiinaseeder, ambragis
68 sidrun, apelsin, lavendel, salvei, seeder, tubakas
70 mandarin, õun, vanilje, kannike, ambragis,
76 sidrun, mandarin, muskus, kardemon,
78 seeder, sandalpuu, pipar, kardemon, roheline mandarin, Italian sidrun, vanilje
82 hot chilli, muskus, roos
83 tee, viljapuu, papyrus, muskus
84 viljapuu, kardemon, ananass, papaya, ambra, roheline tee
85 viljapuu, vetiver, muskus, roos
86 küpress, kašhmiir, vetiver, muskus
87 roospuu, lime, roosa greip, orhidee, vetiver
91 apelsin lehed, ananass, sandalpuu, seedripuu, vanilje, ambra
92 must pipar, sandalpuu, tsitrus
93 viljapuu, lavendel, kardemon, sandalpuu, tamm, apelsiniõie õli
94 cologne kooskõla, mandarin, patšul, muskus, tamme sammal, vetiver, sandalpuu, ambragis
107 muskus, seeder, kardemon, lavendel, melon, viljapuu
110 vanilje, muskus, ambra, apelsini õis, oruliilia
120 sidrun, greip, ambra, sandalpuu, seedripuu, tamm, jasmiin, kardemon, viljapuu
133 viljapuu, mandarin, apelsin, belargoonia, hapu apelsin, leheõli, seedripuu, vetiver, muskus
134 mandarin, viljapuu, neroli, roosmary, seedripuu, patšul
135 mandarin, mõru apelsin, santolina, seaweed, ambragis
136 roheline õun, viljapuu, seeder puu, kardemon
137 tsitrusvili, palmi lehed, basiilik, koriander, salvei
138 greip, melon, mustsõstar, mandarin, must pipar, aniis, kardemon, lavendel, kaneel
139 greip, mandarin, arbuus, kannike, vetiver, muskus, ambragis
140 herbs, freesia, valge seeder, muskus, sandalpuu
188 roosa pipar, ingver, muskaat, lignum vitae
189 greip, vaarikas, lavendel, heliotrope
190 seedripuu, sandalpuu, lignum vitae, värske tsitrus,
191 roheline uba, kurk, salvei, muskaat

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Sellepärast ei tee FM reklaami ega oma kuulsaid reklaaminägusid.
Suur osa rahast läheb konsultantidele tagasi.
FM ise ei tooda lõhnu. Lõhnad ostetakse DROM tehasest ja villitakse pudelitesse ning saadetakse üle kogu maailma laiali.

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Oluline on teada, et sa teenid raha vaid siis kui sa teed tööd.

Miks on FM lõhnad nii odavad?
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Tavalise firma tegevus käib sedasi.

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Kujutlege kogu seda liikumist, kõiki töötajaid ja kõiki, kes soovivad kasumit saada.

FM töötab sedasi.

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Ehk, see on palju palju keskkonnasõbralikum, soodsam ja kiirem.
Kujutlege palju kütust jääb kasutamata.
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Edasi räägiti lühidalt erinevatest tasemetest ja inglismaa boonusprogrammidest. Seal on boonusena ka näiteks nädalased reisid palmi alla.

Liites iga kuu kaks inimest, on sul 12 kuu pärast 4096 inimest grupis, kui kõik sinu grupi liikmed sama teevad.

Teemant orhidee teenib kuus 16 000 inglise naela.
Must teemantorhidee teenib ühes kuus üle 100 000 inglise naela... (see oli nüüd küll unistamiseks- kes esimesena sinna jõuab????)

On oluline teada, et sina võid saavutada teemant orhidee staatuse enne kui sinu sponsor. Kui sinu all on 5 vähemalt pärl orhideed, siis alles saad sa teemantiks.

Kuidas olla edukas?
Pühendu lahendustele mitte probleemidele.

Inimesed, kes on edukad on leidnud valemi, kuidas see kõik töötab.

See on kinni sinu mõtlemises. See kes teenib 100 000 krooni aastas ei mõtle samamoodi kui see inimene kes selle summa ühes aastas teenib või kes selle summa ühe päevaga teenib.

• Sa ei saa olla kunagi liiga hõivatud. Vaja on aega. Sul ei saa seda kunagi liiga vähe olla.

• Vabandus, et mul pole raha.. on lame. 159 eeku alustamiseks pole palju.

• See on mingi püramiidskeem. Võrkturundus on olnud maailmas üle 50 aasta ja töötab. See ei hakka tööle 5 päeva ega nädalaga. Aga panustades oma aegaõpid sa kuidas töötada ja saavutad edu.

• See on liiga raske. Kui sa ei küsi abi- ei oska keegi sind ka aidata.

• Ma ei tea kedagi- no kedagi sa ikka tead. Sul on vaja vaid kahte inimest...

• Mis siis kui see ei tööta???- 33,6 biljonit dollarit on juba teenitud läbimüügiga... mismõttes ei tööta?

• Ma tahan selle üle mõelda. Mis seal mõelda on. Alusta kohe!

• Kui laual on 100 krooni ja 1000 krooni, siis sa ei võta sealt väiksemat summat öeldes, et sellest on sulle küll.

Mõned nipid vestlusest pärast esitlust.

Ära püüa inimestele midagi müüa, vaid räägi neile lõhnadest nii nagu sa räägid asjadest mis sulle väga meeldivad. Inimesed tahavad tunda seda sama tunnet. Inimesed ostavad emotsiooni.

Kui sa lähed elama teisele maale, siis ei pea sa uues kohas otsast alustama, vaid saad liituda oma firmaga üle kogu maailma. Kolid näiteks USAsse ja lihtsalt viid oma firma sinna üle. Sa võid liita inimesi üle kogu maailma.
Teises riigis pead sa ühendust võtma kohaliku kontoriga ja ennast seal registreerima. Sa jätkad täpselt sealt, kust pooleli jäid. Lihtsalt sinu koduriik on teine. Kõik boonused jäävad jooksma samamoodi kui enne.

Tänaseks kõik.

Tänane esitlus on mul inglis keelsena olemas, kui keegi soovib andke teada!

Nippe- Inglise keeles

What you smell like should be largely determined by the season. In summer gentle and refreshing eau du toilets will be the best and in winter – stronger compositions (e.g. intense oriental or flower fragrances).

At work, delicate floral-water or floral-fruit fragrances will be the best. For the evening, more intensive scents will be suitable. With sport outfit, you can wear lively citrus notes.

The amount of perfume you are wearing influences how we are perceived by others. Remember that not everybody will like your smell so try not to wear too much of your perfume, especially when you are going to work.

When going to your dream date, use perfumes with the addition of pheromones – they will help you feel confident and sexy.

It happens more often that women wear men's fragrances. It is by all means acceptable. Moreover, many companies offer unisex perfume which are suitable both for men and women.

Do not mix fragrances with one another. Mixing smells will do you no good. Try to choose your cosmetics in a way that their scents are similar. To achieve the perfect harmony, choose products with exactly the same fragrances (e.g. perfumes, body lotion, shower gel, hand cream, and for men – eau du toilet, roll-on and aftershave).

The best place to spray your perfume is where you can feel your blood pulsating – for example wrist, neck and nape. Feel free however to sprinkle your perfume over your clothes.

A good way to smell more delicate is to spray a cloud of perfume in the air and then walk into it. This method works best when the composition is very intensive.

If you want your hair to smell lovely do not spray it with regular perfume. Choose a special hair fragrance or else your hair will become dry or sticky. Hair fragrance will make your hair look and smell beautiful.

Do not rub perfumes into the skin. Doing that may irritate your epidermis without achieving the expected results. If you want your skin to look smooth and smell beautiful, use a perfumed body lotion.

If you use the same smell for a longer period of time, you will stop smelling it. Our olfactory receptors will get used to it by then. You should change your perfume then.

If you want to give someone perfumes as a present, make sure that they will like it (discretely ask their relatives or check their dressing table). Do not buy something that only you like. After all, you want to give somebody pleasure, not to cause them trouble...

Parfüümide ajalugu- inglise keeles

IN THE BEGINNING WAS.... SMOKE

Scents fascinated man since the dawn of history. In the beginning he could not control their elusiveness, but quite quickly he managed to learn how to create some fragrances. Scientists discovered that thousands of years ago on the sacrificial altars, our ancestors burnt aromatic resins and gums, so that the gods accepted their gifts and prayers along with clouds of fragrant smoke. In return, they counted on favours of the gods bought over by the beautiful smell. From these practices derives the name ”perfume” – from the Latin words ”per fumum,” literally ”through smoke.”

Interestingly, some primitive tribes practised rubbing the body with animal fat. This was to ensure the protection against the cold, and apart from that, the skin acquired a specific, not always pleasant, scent. Well, the beginnings are sometimes difficult...

DIVINE SCENTS

In the antiquity, perfumes produced with natural resources as a basis were in the form of oils and lotions. Initially, the privilege of using fragrances was available only for kings and the wealthiest citizens, but soon the right to enjoy using scents was accessible to all the social classes. Unfortunately, the price of incense and perfume restricted their use. The amount that was to be paid was often as big as for gold or precious stones.

Perfume was still linked with magic rituals and it was believed to have a divine origin. The Greeks thought that perfumes were created by goddess Aphrodite: her disloyal servant stole her secret recipes and gave them away to people. The Egyptians perceived somewhat different origins of perfume making. For them, the creator of the first perfumes was the god of wisdom – Thot, known as the guardians of magi and doctors. Thot shared his secret knowledge of perfume with his priests. Only they had the right to produce fragrances and for this reason, they enjoyed great respect.

Numerous stories about fragrances can be found not only in ancient mythologies, but also in the Old and New Testament. Queen Saba gave perfumes to King Salomon, and the Magi from the East to newborn Christ. Also sinful Mary Magdalene washed Christ’s feet, and then wiped them with her own hair and anointed them with fragrant oils.


FRAGRANCE FOR BODY AND SOUL

Now the only question that needs answering is what were perfumes used for in the ancient history? It turns out that the usage of fragrances differed in different parts of the ancient world. For example, in Egypt aromatic pomades were put on hair, and Assyrians perfumed their beards. Apparently Greeks had a habit of anointing every body part with a different oil after bath. The Romans were definitely the record holders in that field. They sprinkled perfume on almost everything, body, equipment, and animals, even sprayed their favourite smells in the air, and bathed in scented water. They could do that even a few times a day. In wealthy Roman houses, in a special room called unctuarium, beautiful slaves were waiting to perform relaxing massages and anointing the body with various fragrant oils. No wonder that soon, flood of protests appeared – Plinius the Elder deemed lavish use of perfume by the patricians as being a blatant waste.

Beautiful smells were also an integral part of religious rituals and funeral rites. Corpses of the dead were embalmed by aromatic substances in almost entire ancient world. In Greece and Egypt amphorae with perfume were put into the graves next to the deceased, as it was believed that aromas had healing properties. Sumerians had similar beliefs. They used essential oils in medicine 5,000 years ago. That was the beginning of the perfume-making branch known today as aromatherapy.

What is more, perfumes since the ancient times belonged to the realm of love and eroticism. According to many sources, in Mesopotamia, fiancé on the engagement day poured aromatic liquid over his future wife. Egyptian Queen Cleopatra before Caesar’s visits bathed in milk and rose petals, so that her body remained extraordinarily smooth and fragrant. Rumour has it that before the meeting with Mark Anthony she ordered to have the sails of her barge soaked in aromatic water. As you can see, it was a long time ago when it was discovered that a beautiful scent is the best aphrodisiac.

PERFUME PROHOBITION

Although today it is hard to believe, the usage of perfume was banned when Christianity was developing. The smell and attributes of perfume were deemed by Church as being too sensual and seductive. The tradition of creating different scent compositions survived thanks to Muslims. When Christianity forbade using perfumes, Koran was encouraging it. Muslims could use aromatic substances not only during religious rituals, but also enjoy them on the everyday basis. This is probably why we owe the first revolution in perfume production to them. At the beginning of 11^th century Persian physician and chemist Awicenna (Ibn Sina) perfected the process of distillation. Thanks to that the production became more efficient.

Despite Church’s ban on perfumes in the Middle Ages, their prestige was not affected. It was believed that scent is a domain of good people. This conviction was reinforced by many legends and hagiographies stating that some saints’ bodies (e.g. St. Alexis’s) released a beautiful floral scent.

In time, strict bans were loosened. In 12^th century aromatic baths and mouth-washing with rose water were not forbidden anymore.

THE TRIUMFAL RETURN

It took quite long before perfumes were again produced in Europe. But it was the Old World that took the milestone in this field. In 1370, Hungarian court alchemist created for Queen Elizabeth a special alcohol-based tonic, which is known as “Hungarian Queen’s Water.” This was a unique combination of lavender, marjoram, mint, orange flower and lemon aroma. Interestingly that tonic was successful not only as perfume but also as a medicine for various ailments.

In 15^th and 16^th century perfume making was influenced by geographical discoveries. Vasco Da Gama, Christopher Columbus, Magellan and other famous travellers brought from America and India new resources of characteristic scents: cocoa, vanilla, Peruvian lotion, tobacco, pepper, cloves, cardamom, etc.

At first, Italy excelled at perfume production, primarily because of trade with countries from the East, and later with the New World as well. It was 16^th century Italy where chemical formulae began to supplant secretive alchemy. Distillation process was perfected even more. Moreover, in Venice perfumes were poured into beautiful and colourful glass bottles, which undoubtedly increased the value and price of perfumes. Along with the Florentine Medici dynasty, the knowledge of perfume production came to France – after marrying Henry 2^nd Catherine de’ Medici brought her court perfume makers to Paris. The most famous one was Renato Blanco (Rene le Florentin), who taught French craftsmen the art of perfume accessories production. Recipes according to which he prepared fragrances (and poisons) for the Queen were closely guarded secrets and to prevent them from being stolen, Rene le Florentin’s laboratory was joined with royal chambers by a secret passage.

UPS AND TEMPORARY DOWNS

In Great Britain perfume making was developed thanks to Elizabeth 1^st. Historians report that the Queen encouraged her subjects to experiments in this field and that she introduced fashion for scented gloves (records say that when Elizabeth received a pair as a gift from Earl of Oxford, all the ladies-in-waiting spent fortunes in order to have the same fragrant treasure). Perfume making in Britain went through a temporary crisis along with the revolution in 1640-60’s when the Puritans banned production and using perfumes. A breakthrough came along with restoration of the monarchy and Charles 2^nd’s accession to the throne.

Perfume madness began for good in 17^th century’s France. Certain odours were sprinkled over everything. Not only clothes, but also equipment and rooms. The main centre of perfume making was Paris, and Versailles was called the best smelling court in Europe. The second capital of world perfume making was Grasse, still famous for jasmine and rose fields. The dynamic growth of perfume industry was briefly interrupted by the French Revolution. However in Napoleonic times, France returned to the manufacture and use of perfume.

CHEMICAL REVOLUTION

The real revolution in perfume-production occurred in 19^th century. Thanks to fast progress of chemistry, some natural resources that previously were expensive and hard to obtain (e.g. musk), were now replaced by substances created in the process of chemical synthesis. This solution caused the fall of perfumes’ prices and enlarged the group of people dealing with creating the fragrances. The names of Ernest Daltrof, Francois Coty, Ernest Beaux, Jacques Guerlain and Edmond Roudnitski became legendary. The end of 19^th century linked fragrances to the world of fashion. Famous fashion designers such as Paul Poiret or Coco Chanel discovered that their clients can wear not only beautiful textiles but also beautiful fragrances. Nowadays, almost every fashion house has a set of fragrances with their names on them.

PHEROMONES – A NEW CHAPTER IN PERFUME HISTORY

Another breakthrough in perfume history is pheromones. These volatile chemical substances are responsible for non-verbal communication, e.g. attracting the opposite sex. For years it was believed that humans on the contrary to insects and some rodents do not excrete pheromones, but latest research proves otherwise. The hypothesis was formed that pheromones can be found in human sweat. Regardless of the results of the research, a bit of artificially produced pheromones can be added to certain perfumes in order to enhance their stimulant effect.

DREAMS CLOSED IN A FRAGRANT DROP

Nowadays we can talk about the whole perfume industry. Thousands of people work all over the world so that we could sprinkle ourselves with our favourite perfumes. These people are gatherers of flowers, seekers of new fragrance notes, chemists, creators (the so-called noses), marketing specialists and distributors. Scientists, and especially psychologists, engaged in fragrances and their attributes. They prepare tests thanks to which we can choose perfumes that suit our personality and lifestyle. Research regarding natural medicine (determining the influence of smell on our mood) and marketing (aromarketing) is also very interesting. The most important thing however is that over the years perfumes did not lose anything that makes them so special. Though we use them everyday, they remain mysterious and rather magical...