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"Trying to navigate through the fragrance section of a beauty store can be really overwhelming: With so many bottles sitting on those towering shelves, it\u2019s hard to know where to begin the search for your perfect scent. (Not to mention...\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\n Read on for a rundown of the most common skin types!\n\nPowdery-Sweet: With this skin type, be careful of perfumes that are too sweet or floral as they may get too powdery or cloying as they wear. Fresh citrus and green scents may be the best families of fragrance for this skin type.\n\n Creamy-Sweet: Be careful of gourmand and fruity fragrances with this skin type as they may be too sweet, syrupy and heavy. Light florals, citruses, green and ozone-marine scents are recommended for this skin type; spicy oriental fragrances can also be worn.\n\n Floral-Sweet: This skin type should be careful of too heady, tropical-floral scents such as gardenia and tuberose. Light, fresh florals, light fruit scents, citruses and warm, oriental scents tend to work best.\n\n Woody: Woody, conifer (piney) or very fresh scents tend to turn either dull or spiky (too sharp) on this skin type. Warm incense, oriental, spicy and citrus scents work best; gourmand scents can also be worn to good effect.\n\n Green: With this skin type, be careful of fresh, grassy-sport scents, as well as aquatic-ozone scents, as they tend to be sharp and cloying. Soft florals, warm-woody scents and rich oriental fragrances are recommended.\n\n Acrid: This is a more unusual skin type, unless you are a smoker. This imparts a slightly burnt aroma to the skin. Simple citrus (lemon or bergamot), deep incense, spicy or woody scents are recommended. Be careful of floral and fruity scents as they tend to &amp;quot;turn.&amp;quot;\n\n Salty-Musky: Light, fresh citrus, green-sporty scents, conifer, woody and spicy oriental fragrances are recommended for this skin type. Be careful when attempting an aquatic-ozone scent or fruity florals as they tend to overpower and become cloying.\n\n Bitter-Sharp: With this skin type, light, fruity florals, soft musks and even sweet gourmand scents may be best. Fresh scents, spring-green florals and woody-conifer scents tend to become too sharp or intense.\n\n Neutral: If there is no noticeable change in the scent then you have a &amp;quot;neutral&amp;quot; skin type which means you can wear most fragrance families with relative ease. You have the greatest number of choices when finding a perfume to suit you."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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