Perfumes

Perfumes are always an emotion. The French later gave the name 'parfum' to the smells produced by burning incense. The first form of perfume was incense, first made by the Mesopotamians about 4000 years ago. Ancient cultures created many different kinds of perfumes for their cultural ceremonies. During that time, people believed perfume would purify. So they used it during burial ceremonies and at other times as well. They used perfume for their entire body.

Perfume plays many crucial roles in the world. Regarding human beings, perfume possesses many emotional and spiritual roles. Some people create their own perfumes, which reflect their personality. Each perfume has different meanings. In science, each perfume reflects different personalities, and each perfume is suitable for the right person. Not everyone loves the same smell of perfume, so perfume can be indicative of certain people. Through a scent, we can identify people. If we miss someone and suddenly smell the exact perfume they used, it shows the role of perfume in human relationships.

There are many types of perfumes for different occasions. For instance, at a marriage function, people use perfumes with beautiful floral scents or classic perfumes that have a long-lasting and mild fresh smell. There are natural and synthetic perfumes. When we pass through the forest, animals can easily identify human beings because of their smell. Tribal people do not use any perfumes or perfumed soap for bathing during the hunt because animals can easily detect the smell of humans.

Perfume can define many things like human nature, human relationships, and more. Perfume is an emotion for some people. Perfume is a timeless art form that continues to captivate and inspire. From its ancient origins to its modern-day manifestations, perfume reflects the essence of human creativity and ingenuity. As we journey through the world of scent, let us savor the myriad fragrances that enrich our lives and awaken our senses.

Fathima Safa V

III BA Functional English 

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