ONE Perfume Guide

Bloom was created to convey luminosity, delicacy, and freshness. Jasmine is the central ingredient of the fragrance, accompanied by fruity and floral notes that develop into a warm and comforting base.

The top notes combine blackcurrant, peach, and pear. In the heart, jasmine, vanilla, and rose petals emerge. Finally, the base notes reveal cedar, musk, and warm amber.

It is a fragrance especially suited to those who prefer soft, luminous floral perfumes, but you do not need to limit it to daytime: your choice should reflect your taste and the effect you want to convey.

Velvet presents a more intense, creamy, and sophisticated composition, with ginger as its central ingredient.

The top notes combine ginger, red berries, and coffee. At the heartare orange blossom, gardenia, and cocoa nibs. The fragrance then settles into a base of vanilla, Virginia cedar, and warm amber.

It is intended for those seeking a deeper, more enveloping presence, and is presented by ONE as a fragrance connected to the magnetism of the night. Even so, you can wear it whenever you identify with that intensity.

Lagoon is a fresh, luminous, and delicate fragrance, designed to convey lightness and softness.

The pear notes open the fragrance with a fresh, fruity touch. At the heart, jasmine adds delicacy and elegance, while amber provides a warm, enveloping base.

It is an ideal fragrance for those who prefer fresh, soft, and luminous scents.

Fleur is an elegant, soft, and feminine fragrance, inspired by the delicacy of flowers.

The orange blossom brings freshness and luminosity to the top notes. At the heart, jasmine reveals the fragrance’s floral side, while vanilla adds a warm, enveloping touch.

It is an ideal fragrance for those seeking a delicate, sophisticated floral scent.

There is no universal amount, as the perceived intensity depends on the fragrance, your skin, the temperature, and the surroundings.

Start with a light application and let the perfume develop for a few minutes. If you want a stronger presence, you can add a small amount to another pulse point.

Avoid concentrating too many sprays in the same place. Distributing the application provides a more balanced trail and reduces the risk of the fragrance becoming overwhelming for you or those around you.

After applying the perfume, don’t rub your wrists together. Let the fragrance dry naturally on your skin.

Friction can alter the way the notes evaporate and reduce the intended longevity. A gentle application without rubbing allows the fragrance to develop more naturally.

Apply the perfume to clean, dry skin. A particularly suitable time is after bathing, once your skin is dry and before you get dressed or put on jewelry.

This way, you can apply the fragrance directly to the chosen areas without immediately transferring it to fabrics or jewelry.

Apply creams and perfume first. Then, wait until your skin is completely dry before putting on necklaces, bracelets, or other pieces of jewelry.

Avoid spraying directly onto metals, stones, pearls, or coatings, as the alcohol and fragrance ingredients may affect certain materials and finishes over time.

The perfume can also be applied to clothing, where it tends to retain an aroma closer to the original composition.

However, some fabrics are delicate and may become stained. Before applying it, test it on a small, inconspicuous area. Whenever possible, spray it onto the lining or inside of the garment, avoiding silk, very light-colored fabrics, and sensitive materials.

If you want to reinforce the fragrance throughout the day, apply a light amount instead of repeating the entire initial application.

Keep in mind that your sense of smell may become accustomed to the fragrance after a while. No longer smelling it with the same intensity does not necessarily mean that it has disappeared for other people.

A perfume’s longevity can vary depending on skin type, hydration, temperature, humidity, the clothing worn, and the amount applied.

Bloom and Velvet perfumes have an estimated longevity of between six and eight hours, depending on skin type. Therefore, two people may use the same amount and experience different development throughout the day.

The bathroom is not always the most suitable place, as steam and frequent temperature changes can gradually affect the product’s condition.

Choose a location with a more stable temperature and less exposure to moisture.

Always put the cap back on after using the perfume and make sure the bottle is tightly closed.

Constant exposure to air can contribute to changes in the fragrance. Keeping the bottle in its original packaging also helps protect it when the space receives a lot of light. Heat, air, and light are considered the main factors that affect a perfume’s preservation.

Observe the perfume if you notice a significant change in the color, smell, or appearance of the liquid.

Small changes may naturally occur over time, but a noticeable transformation may indicate that the product has been exposed to unsuitable conditions. General cosmetic safety recommendations indicate that products with changes in color or odor should no longer be used.

If you have sensitive skin or a history of allergies, check the list of ingredients before use and start by applying a small amount to a limited area.

If you experience burning, itching, redness, irritation, or any other discomfort, stop using the product and wash the area. If symptoms persist or you experience a severe reaction, seek medical advice.

Fragrances, like other cosmetics, can cause sensitivity or allergic reactions in some people, even when they are safe for most users.

Do not spray directly onto delicate fabrics, leather, wood, painted surfaces, or materials that may stain.

When you want to scent a garment, test it first on an inside, inconspicuous area. The fragrance may cause marks on certain fabrics, so it is advisable to apply it to the inside or the lining.

Use the perfume in a well-ventilated area and keep the bottle away from flames, cigarettes, sparks, and sources of heat.

Do not spray the product near fire or while smoking. General safety recommendations for spray cosmetics warn of the risk of using them near open flames.