It's all marketing.
There are no male/ female fragrances. There are only perfumes that smell good on you, and those that don't. If it appeals to you, wear it. Don't be distracted by the packaging, which so much of the cosmetic industry is based on. Just the juice. Breathe it in, let it rest on your bare skin, observe the silage. Detect the effect it has on you. However, if you insist on an answer,
1. Packaging. Male perfumes are more structured, less 'pretty', with more metallic and leather accents. Female perfumes may have rings or fancy caps, sashes and ties. They have willowy shapes, or gentler slopes.
2. Notes. Male perfumes have more woody, spicy, leathery notes. They may even contain rare and harsh notes like civet, or peppers. Female perfumes have many more floral notes. They can be sweeter, lighter, and tend to not last as long. You'll also never find a fruity fragrance marketed for men.
3. Ask the salesperson. They would know. It's their job.
4. Read the label. Pour homme means for men, and pour femme would be for women.[b]It's all marketing.

NICE ONE

Good

Mmmm I can use all

the sex the perfume is made for is listed on the perfume packaging nah, unless you are buying made in sokoto or kano perfume.

following

Have you ever sprayed women romantic perfume as a guy walking down a street and suddenly bad boys abduct you claiming that your pef aroused them sexually

Omo na then you sef go know say pef de get mission and ambitions.





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Uhm, was i d only one who noticed dis is in music/radio section?

Sorry,that's the fault of my browser.

Medunah:
Uhm, was i d only one who noticed dis is in music/radio section?

I wonder oh! I don't know how perfume got to do with music