Tag : Social constructs

The main difference between men's and women's perfumes lies in their fragrance composition and marketing strategies. Traditionally, men's fragrances have woody, spicy or musky notes, while women's fragrances often have floral, fruity or sweet notes. However, these distinctions are becoming more blurred as gender-neutral or unisex fragrances gain popularity. Marketing also plays a role, along with packaging and branding according to stereotypical gender preferences. Ultimately, the choice between men's and women's perfume comes down to personal preference rather than strict gender norms.