Everyday gift

For daily gift,special occasion and someone special
in Nomadstudeo we offer u a daily series set :


Package 2 : One drope perfume ( any set ) + Cheerful color theme.

Special design by Nomadstudeo.

for more info call : Mr.Raymond 019-2043250

Drope by Nomadstudeo

For those interested in One drope fragrances by Nomadstudeo we are offered u a special offer!
This great price and Offer will be launch on November utill March.

Package 1 : One drope perfume Set + Seasonal Packaging by Nomadstudeo.

Hari Raya Haji and Christmas theme.

for more info call : Ms Aishah 019-2487829

The product

Why One Drope Perfume

Pure fragrance Oil Without Alcohol Compound Nor Other Commercial Fillers

Specially formulated for the discerning users who appreciate the sophistication of fine fragrances. Our suite of scents are suitable for the Muslim users seeking an alternative to generic alcoholic perfumes and also befitting if you are allergic to the chemical compounds found in the alcohol-based perfumes.

Inspired By Designers Perfumes

The exquisite fragrances of One Drop Perfumes were formulated to embody the spirit of your favourite designer perfumes. You can still relate to the familiar scents of these remarkable designers whilst indulge in the experience of concentrated fragrances which are more refined and elegance.

Best Value For Money

With One Drop Perfumes, you get longer-lasting, designer-inspired scents of exceptional quality at only a fraction of the cost. Just one drop to creating a fabulous smell that lasts throughout the days.

So What Is Perfume?

Perfume is made up of alcohol combined with a fixative, essential oils or chemical scents. Cologne is essentially a diluted version of perfume. Perfumes generally contain up to 30% essential oils whilst colognes only contain 1 -2% oils.

Some perfumes contain just one scent such as verbena but most have a combination of a high note, the first scent that reaches you, middle notes, sometimes called heart notes, which is the personality of the perfume and finally the base note which lingers on.

It is important to remember that perfume reacts with each person's body scent to create a unique aroma. That's why the same cologne can smell so differently on different people. This is why you should try perfume on your own skin before buying otherwise you may be disappointed. A good rule of thumb is to never test more than three perfumes at a time.

Fragrance falls into six basic groups:

• Florals: jasmine, lilac, gardenia, rose
• Herbal: lavender, bay, sage
• Exotic: musk, ylang-ylang, vanilla
• Spice: cinnamon, ginger, cloves
• Wood: pine, sandalwood, cedar
• Fruit: lemon, orange, peach

The perfume can have top, heart, and base notes all from one category or mix the notes from different categories.

Home made perfume can be fixed with glycerin or castor oil. Commercially perfume was often fixed with for a longer shelf life with civet oil, or musk. Today chemical replacements have been found.

P/S : all the perfume has alcohol.

Know your perfume

The early history

The early Egyptians used perfumed balms as part of religious ceremonies and later as part of pre love making preparations. Myrrh and Frankincense were exuded gums from trees used to scent the atmosphere in rituals. Other plants such as rose and peppermint were steeped in oils until a perfumed unguent formed. The unguent was then rubbed into the skin. It's interesting to note that perfume has come full circle today as more and more of us seek out high quality aromatherapy perfumed oils to use in exactly the same way as our ancestors did.

Chemical Advances in Perfumery

The late 19^th century was the first real era of perfume as we know it when new scents were created because of advances in organic chemistry knowledge. Synthetic perfume products were used in place of certain hard to find or expensive ingredients.

What Is Perfume Made From ?

Perfume is made from about 78% to 95% of specially denatured ethyl alcohol and a remainder of essential oils.

Perfume is the costliest form of fragrance with 22% of essential oils.

Eau de Parfum (EDP), comes next with between 15 and 22% essential oils.

That's followed by Eau de Toilette (EDT) with 8 to 15% oils.

The weaker Eau de Cologne has just 4% essential oils.

For those who crave super subtlety Eau Fraiche with 1 to 3% essential oils, is the lightest dilution of fragrance.

Many new perfumes are promoted as EDPs and an EDT is not always produced as there has been a vogue for Eau de Parfum as individuals want a more lasting signature.

Ref : http://www.fashion-era.com/perfume_history.htm