Through man teased Aroma Perfume

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 23 Juli 2011 | 23.37

Everyone has a favorite taste of fragrances, ranging from the aroma of fruit, flowers, until the smell of favorite foods.

A study called the smell of certain foods can evoke their passion. The smell of pumpkin is a fragrance that can improve male sexual arousal. Besides the scent of lavender, donuts and black licorice is also the most favored men.

For this reason, Calvin Klein perfume with the scent obsessed create a variety of delicacies. Combining the scent of lavender and pumpkin pie, 'Eau Flirt' claimed as world's first perfume that is clinically proven to make men seduced by women perfume wearer.

Flirt Perfume Eau called can be a magnet capable of uniting the couple.

However, some scientists were skeptical. Dr. Johan Lundstrom, assistant member of the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia Tole Times stated, "The effect of the fragrance is just the placebo effect," he said.

Some people may not like the smell of lavender. And the smell of pumpkin pie may remind some people in the mother, who might kill sexual desire.

Each guy has different memories and feelings associated with the scent, and preferences are different. Thus, for some people, this smell can not help improve her passion.

Although the launch of 'Eau Flirt' is full of controversy, manufacturers still marketing it. Mini-sized perfume sells for $ 21 or equivalent to Rp180 thousand. As for the 100ml size sells for $ 100 or equivalent to Rp854 thousand.

Are you interested in trying a perfume that could stimulate the passion these men?

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