Clean Air is a fragrance for both women and men that was launched in 2015. It is described as a woody aromatic scent with top notes of Mountain Air and Bergamot Blossom, middle notes of Green Accord, Freesia, and Peony, and base notes of Aldehydes, Powdery Notes, Musk, and Cashmere Wood. Here are some details about Clean Air perfume:
Positive aspects:
- It is a pure, fresh, breeze with a soft clean musk and crisp floral notes.
- It is a pleasant smelling fragrance that is great to wear to work or just as a light scent to freshen up with.
- It is a clean, fresh, pure, discreet, uncomplicated scent that is perfect for day wear and office safe.
- It is kind to people who easily get migraines and headaches.
Negative aspects:
- Some people may find it too simple or not distinct enough.
- The scent may be heavily influenced by the wearers chemistry.
Ingredients or materials:
- The fragrance notes include Mountain Air, Bergamot Blossom, Green Accord, Freesia, Peony, Aldehydes, Powdery Notes, Musk, and Cashmere Wood.
- Clean fragrances are loosely defined as scents that are created without harmful ingredients such as parabens, phthalates, silicon, PEG, artificial dyes, BHT, BHA, and sulfates.
- Clean fragrances are not the opposite of dirty fragrances, which refers to notes that are dark musky, fecal, and earthy.
- More and more frequently, perfume brands are opting for pure and natural essential oils for their formulations, which are botanical in nature.
- Fragrances formulated without harmful ingredients are said to be clean, while natural translates generally into a formulation containing ingredients that are extracted from raw materials.
- Clean fragrances are made without animal-derived ingredients such as ambergris, musk deer, castoreum, and civet.
- Air fresheners and perfumes contain a variety of chemicals, and sometimes, synthetic materials that can be toxic to humans and the environment.
