Perfume Facts
What's the name of the part of your brain that processes emotion and memory?
The Limbic System
Where was liquid perfume invented?
Ancient Greece
What's the name of the perfume that Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel made in 1921.
Chanel 05
What brand are both current top selling perfumes under?
Dior Sauvage, and Dior J'adore are both owned by Dior.
What was the first form of perfume?
Incense
How long do top notes usually last?
5 to 15 Minutes.
Name the 3 Ancient Civilizations/Places that scientists argue invented perfume
Egypt, Cyprus, and Mesopotamia
Name both perfumes made by Yves Saint Laurent in 1964 and 1968 respectively.
Y and Rive Gauche
What's another name for perfume therapy?
Aromatherapy
Name the first Eau De Cologne. (Closest Group Gets It)
Aqua Admirabilis
What % of concentration does a perfume need to be considered an "Eau de Cologne"?
2% to 5%
Who was the first perfume maker?
A Mesopotamian woman named Tipputi
Name the 1st truly synthetic perfume ingredient.
Coumarin
Name 2 good effects perfume has on your brain
Perfume improves Cognitive Thinking and Logic, can make you happier, and reduce stress.
Who invented cologne? (First and Last name closest group gets the points)
Paolo Feminis
What smells are considered "Fougere"?
What was perfume used for in the middle ages?
Medicinal purposes by the church
Name the perfume by Guerlain that got really popular in 1925
Shalimar
Name 3 medical issues perfumes can cause
Shortness of breath, Headaches, and Nausea
Name ALL FIVE perfume concentration names
Eau Fraiche, Eau De Cologne, Eau De Toilette, Eau De Parfum, Parfum
What are the 4 scent sub-categories under "fresh" scents? (Michael Edwards Fragrance Wheel)
PS. You can name 3 and get full points
Aromatic, Citrus, Water, and Green
One of the Queens Of Hungary
When was the first synthetic perfume ingredient invented?
1820
What's the number of units of perfume sold in the US in 2023? (Closest Answer Wins)
58300000
What's the net worth of Christian Dior. (Closest Answer Wins
137.48 Billion