Kids' Perfumes

What is a kid’s perfume? Although the requirements for the production of children’s perfumes are pretty strict, and a large number of substances harmful to the child's health fall under the ban, parents should exercise caution choosing the right one for their child.

Children's perfume for every day

The perfume for children must have an appropriate certificate, which confirms the highest quality of the product. Before buying, you should carefully read the composition — it should be free of alcohol and artificial flavours. In the composition of children's perfumes, only hypoallergenic components should be present. A quality guarantee is purchasing appropriate fragrances from well-known manufacturers such as Tous, Koto Parfums, Kaloo.

Ideally, only one specific fragrance should be present in the eau de toilette for little fashionistas. Complex compositions, so beloved by adults, are great for an already formed sense of smell. Children, however, can more easily perceive simple smells (for example, light fruit or refreshing floral shades). Scents with a heavy, rich aroma, in this case, are completely unacceptable - they depress and tire the child's psyche.

Particular attention should be paid to the bottle, which should be made of unbreakable plastic for the safety of the child.

Benefits and harms

In no way should you replace children's perfumes with essential oils: many of these products cause allergies in children, and can also cause malfunctions in the respiratory system and cause skin problems.

• Experts believe that perfumes play a special role in the development of babies – they not only develop children's sense of smell but also are a source of new and exciting sensations. Children's perfumes develop imaginative thinking. A pleasant fragrance attracts the child and provokes self-discovery and obtaining a new sensory experience in an unobtrusive form. In addition, this aspect of life has an applied educational value – it teaches you to take care of yourself and brings up good taste.
• Unfortunately, this phenomenon also has negative aspects: the vast majority of children’s perfumes smell very cloying (the composition includes notes of vanilla, as well as strawberries and other berries). Very sweet, deep, spicy and rich flavours negatively affect the development of children's sense of smell, which must be taken into account for the correct selection of flavours.
• Psychologists have developed general recommendations for parents who want to use perfume to develop their children's sense of smell. All in all, children should be offered light, subtle scents that stimulate imaginative thinking. Children's perfumes should reflect natural scents: flower, field, forest. Such perfumes enrich the inner world and fill the baby with new impressions.

A child needs to apply perfume in the same way as an adult - by the ears, on the wrist and on the neck. Ripple zones allow aromatic notes to unfold to the fullest. Be sure to choose a perfume together with a child to buy exactly what he likes best. Global brands make every effort to ensure that products meet the highest international standards and bring continuous benefits. And MAKEUP does everything possible so that those who wish to buy children's perfumes can do it with pleasure and comfort.