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Affordable long‑lasting perfumes gain popularity in Poland

Italian brand Tesori d'Oriente promotes its Ikigai eau de toilette, a 100 ml fragrance that blends cherry blossom and rice water for a fresh yet comforting scent. Marketed as an inexpensive option that lasts for hours, the article advises applying perfume to pulse points and using fragrance‑free balm to extend wear.

A separate trend highlights green‑tea‑scented perfumes, naming Elizabeth Arden Green Tea (a 1999 bestseller), Guerlain Aqua Allegoria Herba Fresca, and a Calvin Klein offering. These fragrances are praised for their light, clean profiles that suit daily wear and warm weather, reflecting a renewed consumer interest in subtle, nature‑inspired aromas.