At Auroria Perfume, we're all about crafting truly luxurious fragrances, that's why we specialize in Extrait de Parfums (EDPs). Think of them as the crème de la crème of the perfume world! Packed with 20-40% perfume oils, these EDPS offer a rich, long-lasting scent that unfolds beautifully throughout the day. They're perfect for those who want their fragrance to make a lasting impression.

Now, you might be curious about other types of perfumes out there:

• Eau de Parfum (EDP): Similar to our EDPS, EdPs pack a punch with 15-20% perfume oils. They offer a noticeable and long-lasting scent, but maybe a touch lighter than our creations. Great for everyday wear!
• Eau de Toilette (EDT): EdTs are like the refreshing companions of the perfume world. With a moderate concentration (5-15% perfume oils), they provide a lovely, light scent that lasts for a few hours. Perfect for a daytime pick-me-up.
• Eau de Cologne (EDC): The lightest on the spectrum, EdCs have around 3-8% perfume oils. They offer a subtle, refreshing scent that's great for a quick spritz.

Email: After placing an order, you should receive a confirmation email that includes a receipt with your order details.

If you can't locate your receipt:

• Check your spam folder for the confirmation email.
• Contact us directly through our website contact form or email address. We should be able to resend your receipt or provide details about your order.

We understand the disappointment of finding a desired item out of stock.

Here's how we handle these situations:

• Restocking: Whenever possible, we will definitely restock popular items that are out of stock. We prioritize bringing back customer favorites!
• Discontinued Products: If a product is discontinued, we'll clearly mark it as such on the website. This way, you'll know if a beloved scent is no longer available.
• We Care About Your Satisfaction! If you're particularly interested in a restock, feel free to contact us through our website contact form or by emailing us at help@auroriaperfume.hu. While we can't guarantee it, knowing there's customer interest for a product helps us prioritize future restocks.

We appreciate your understanding and hope this clarifies our restocking policy!

We currently don't offer gift wrapping, but our perfumes come beautifully packaged and ready to gift!

Auroria Perfume is currently an online business only. However, we're always exploring ways to expand and connect with our customers. Stay tuned for future updates!

Pulse points are the ideal locations to apply your perfume. These areas have a higher body temperature, which helps to activate and diffuse the fragrance throughout the day. Here are some key pulse points:

• Wrists: This is a classic application spot. Apply a small spritz to each inner wrist and avoid rubbing them together, as this can break down the fragrance molecules.
• Inner Elbows: Similar to wrists, the inner elbows offer a warm spot for the perfume to bloom. Apply a light spritz to each inner elbow.
• Neck: The base of your neck is another great spot, as it tends to trap the scent. Be mindful of spraying directly onto delicate jewelry.
• Behind the Ears: This warm area is close to the pulse point and can help project the fragrance subtly.

While we don't currently offer refillable perfume options, sustainability is a core value at Auroria Perfume. We're actively exploring ways to minimize our environmental impact, and refillable packaging is definitely on the horizon.

Here's what we have planned for the future:

• Refillable Bottles: We envision a program where you'll be able to return your empty Auroria Perfume bottle and refill it with your favorite scent at a discounted price. This reduces waste and allows you to enjoy your signature fragrance for less.
• Sustainable Packaging: We're continuously seeking ways to make our packaging more eco-friendly. This could involve using recycled materials or implementing responsible sourcing practices.

In the meantime, we kindly ask you to hold onto your beautiful Auroria Perfume bottle. Keep it safe for when our refill program launches! We believe in mindful consumption, and reusing your bottle aligns perfectly with this philosophy.

Stay tuned for updates on our sustainability initiatives and the exciting launch of our refill program!

Here's how to identify a spoiled perfume and what to do with it:

• Signs of spoilage: Look for changes in the fragrance itself. A spoiled perfume might have a weaker scent, develop a sour or off-putting odor, or lose its characteristic notes. The color may also darken or become cloudy.

• Don't use it: If you suspect your perfume has spoiled, avoid applying it to your skin or clothes. Spoiled fragrance can irritate the skin and won't smell pleasant.

• Proper disposal: Don't pour spoiled perfume down the drain, as it can contaminate water sources. Here are some eco-friendly disposal options:

  • Evaporate the alcohol: If the perfume contains mostly alcohol, you can try to evaporate it in a shallow dish placed in a well-ventilated area away from heat sources. Once the alcohol evaporates, dispose of the remaining residue in the trash.
  • Soak up the fragrance oil: For stronger fragrances, you can soak up the perfume oil with absorbent materials like coffee grounds or baking soda. Let it dry completely, then dispose of the mixture in the trash.
  • Contact your local waste disposal facility: Some municipalities have specific guidelines for disposing of hazardous materials, which could include spoiled perfumes. Check with your local waste management for proper disposal instructions.

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The nose becomes desensitized and quickly gets used to the notes of your perfumes. You may not be able to smell it after 30-40 minutes, although your friends and colleagues will still be able to.

Yes: many people use fragrance as a lift for their spirits, and there is even a name for the science behind this: ‘aromachology’. It’s been scientifically proven that different aromas can impact on mood and emotions – not just personally, but affecting those around you. Bergamot is a feel-good ingredient, peppermint makes you perkier and more alert, and grapefruit – believe it or not – makes others believe you’re younger than you are! This is one reason so many people now have a ‘wardrobe’ of fragrances, rather than just one signature scent: a perfume to make them feel romantic, after a hard day staring at a computer screen to give them a relaxed, weekend feel on Saturdays and Sundays – or simply something that they spritz on for work, in the morning, which makes them feel focused and professional, in the same way as a smart suit or a crisp white shirt.

If you are really and truly allergic, then we suggest you do not wear perfume. If you experience a rash, redness or itching, coughing or problems with breathing, and you’ve established a link to a perfume (or all perfume), you may have to avoid it altogether, or find a different way to enjoy fragrance.

While there aren't strict rules, certain fragrance families tend to be more popular during specific seasons:

• Summer: Lighter, fresher scents like citrusy colognes, floral fragrances with notes of water lily or jasmine, or light aquatics can be refreshing in warm weather.
• Winter: Warmer, richer scents like orientals with notes of vanilla or amber, spicy fragrances with cinnamon or clove, or heavier floral notes like rose or tuberose can feel more comforting in cooler months.

Remember, these are just suggestions! Experiment and find what works best for you.

A note in a perfume is an individual element – for instance, lemon, jasmine, rose, apple, sandalwood, and the many thousands of other flowers, herbs, spices and woods that perfumers use. Together, combining the individual notes, noses create harmonies and compositions. The language of perfumery borrows heavily from the language of music, and has never really evolved its own vocabulary.

Yes, we are happy to offer free shipping on all orders above 25,000 HUF within Hungary. This allows you to enjoy your favorite fragrances without additional delivery charges.

• Consider your scent preferences: Do you gravitate towards floral, oriental, or citrusy scents? Explore different fragrance families to discover what appeals to you.
• Think about the occasion: Some perfumes might be better suited for daytime wear, while others might feel more appropriate for evening events.
• Don't rush your decision: Take your time, experiment with different options, and trust your nose!

Not directly, but they can influence how a perfume performs on you. Oily skin tends to hold fragrance better, while dry skin might require a lotion beforehand to create a base for the scent to adhere to. Hair color is more about personal preference; however, some might find certain fragrance families complement their hair color (e.g., warm scents for blondes, or cool scents for brunettes).

Perfumes are composed of a blend of fragrance oils that evaporate at different rates. This creates a layered scent experience that unfolds over time:

• Top Notes: The lightest and most volatile notes, creating the initial impression of the fragrance. They typically last 15-30 minutes. (e.g., citrus, bergamot)
• Heart Notes: Emerge after the top notes fade, forming the core of the fragrance. They last 2-4 hours. (e.g., floral notes, lavender)
• Base Notes: The heaviest and most lingering notes, providing depth and structure to the fragrance. They can last for several hours. (e.g., musk, amber, vanilla)

Understanding these note categories can help you choose a fragrance based on the scent profile you enjoy most.