If you can’t get samples that way visit an establishment which sells them over the counter. Perfume oils are combinations of fragrances which are put together to give a combination of the effects that we mentioned above. The fragrances may come from organic materials such as plants, grasses, animals, etc. They can also be synthetically produced to mimic and enhance the natural fragrances or they may be designed to give you a new and different experience. Different categories of fragrances will produce different effects. Floral fragrances mimic the scent of natural odors from flora. They may be totally natural or they may be enhanced by adding some other compound. Most of the natural fragrances that you find have been enhanced in some way to bring out the essence of the aroma. Fruity fragrances are normally used in different combinations to produce a light effect. They are normally added to the perfume oil when the fragrance is being created in varying amounts but they are sometimes worn the way that they exist.
Fruity fragrances are used more as air fresheners but they are always used in various combinations in actual perfume and cologne fragrances. The way that they are used depends on the effect that the perfumer wants to create. Oriental fragrances are the vanilla and oak moss type aromas, they are dark and have a very heavy scent. They are used in nighttime and cool weather fragrance oils. They are also used in fragrances which are created to produce an upper crust type of effect. They help to give a classy, refined, sophisticated type of fragrance effect. Now I am not saying that they are only used in this way because it is not necessarily true.