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The film starts with a blue sky screen and the sound of a basketball bouncing on the court. Then the camera is switched from sky blue to the ball, where there is a man standing on the court holding a basketball. Even though playing basketball in the middle of the field with the bright sun. The colour of the sky in the afternoon with the lighting will make the scene bright and warm, and create a very comfortable situation. The music used during this scene is very interesting which is harmonious and score.

The camera slowly panning the scene to show all the action taking place. Once the camera reaches the center wall of the basketball, it moves slowly in the other direction. The scene has now changed, and the living room is where a man relax. After that, the scene moves to a very bright, and realistic one while a man has a conversation with his friend. Then the music changes to a sad tune because the person smells of body odor. Then the music changes to score tone and the man looks happy after using the perfume. The lighting is now bright and cool tones will be tones once the camera is pointed at the perfume bottle and packaging and the music will turn into a happy tone.

The final part will freeze the action, with the narrative above restating the message that in fact, body odor makes people feel uncomfortable, therefore it is recommended to wear perfume to make them look fresh and elegant.

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The target audience and where to advertise

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For this promotion videos of men's perfume is the terget audience would be base on the gender and age. The age between adult and old people. This can be promote by used social media platform such as facebook, instagram and Youtube.

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David Beckham Classic Mens Fragrance (Review)

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Mazzoni. D. et al 2020, DermNet NZ, viewed on 25 October 2021,<https://dermnetnz.org/topics/fragrances-and-perfumes>

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What are fragrances and perfumes?

A fragrance is defined as a combination of organic compounds that produces a distinct smell or odour.

A perfume is a liquid mixture used to emit a pleasant odour. It is formed from fragrant essential oils derived from plants and spices or synthetic aromatic compounds.

Cosmetic fragrances applied to a person's body to emit a pleasant smell include perfume, cologne, and aftershave [1].

What are the different types of perfume?

Perfumes are classified into 5 main groups loosely based on their concentration of aromatic compounds.

Parfum or extrait has a 20-30% concentration of fragrance.

As parfum contains a high concentration of fragrance, it is typically the most expensive.

It is usually a heavier, oilier product than the other types of perfume, and tends to be used more sparingly.

The smell is long-lasting - an average of 8 hours and up to 24 hours.

Eau de parfum or parfum de toilet has a 15-20% concentration of fragrance.

Eau de parfum contains a greater concentration of alcohol and water and is generally cheaper than parfum.

It is a lighter product and has a shorter duration of around 4 to 5 hours.

Eau de parfum is the most common fragrance type and is the base for other fragrance types.

Eau de toilette has a 5-15% concentration of fragrance.

Eau de toilette has a low concentration of essential oils and a high concentration of alcohol.

It dissipates quickly and lasts 2 to 3 hours.

It is a cheaper option and often used for daywear.

Eau de cologne has a 2-4% concentration of fragrance.

Eau de cologne has a much lower fragrance concentration to create a very light formulation.

It is primarily used in fragrances designed for males as an aftershave or splash-on fragrance.

It dissipates quickly and lasts about 2 hours.

Cologne, by definition, refers to 'eau de cologne'. However, the term 'cologne' is in common use in the English language to denote any fragrance worn by a male [2].

Eau fraiche has a 1-3% concentration of fragrance.

Eau fraiche has the lowest fragrance concentration of all types of parfum, and is diluted with water rather than alcohol or oil.

Common uses for eau fraiche include mists, splashes, and veils that are very light and dissipate within an hour [2].

Fragrances are also added to many cosmetics and household goods.

How is perfume manufactured?

The perfume manufacturing process for natural essences involves collection, extraction, blending and ageing of the product [3].

Collection

In the collection stage, initial ingredients are obtained from various plant substances and the fatty extracts of animal products [4].

Extraction

Distillation is the most commonly used method to extract perfume. In steam or dry distillation, the material is heated to high temperatures and condensed into gas to release the desired essential oils, which are then cooled and liquefied. Water distillation is more effective for some more delicate materials, in which plant material is placed into boiling water.

In solvent extraction, the material is added to a solvent, which forms a waxy aromatic compound that is then mixed with alcohol to release the essential oils. This method is becoming less commonly used as it is costly and time-consuming.

Expression means the material is compressed and the oils are mechanically squeezed out. This method is primarily used for fresh fruit rinds and thermally labile components.

In maceration, the material is soaked in carrier oils serving as solvents, which capture heavier, larger plant molecules. This method is useful for materials which require a higher yield of essential oils.

In enfleurage, the material is drawn out into a fat or oil base and then extracted with alcohol. Enfleurage is no longer used commercially [3,4].

Blending

Oils are blended according to a particular formula using multiple different ingredients.

The scent is mixed with alcohol; the volume of alcohol used depends on the intended type of perfume [4].

Ageing

It takes months to years after the scent has been blended to achieve the desired scent. This ageing period allows the ongoing blending of the selected chemicals to modify the scent [4].

Other perfumes are synthetically manufactured in laboratories. While the need to obtain natural ingredients is avoided, achieving the desired scent can be more challenging [3].

What are the ingredients and chemical structures of perfume?

Perfumes are composed of three structural parts - the head, middle, and base notes - to provide the first impression, body, and lasting impression of the fragrance respectively after the application of a perfume. The presence of one note may alter the perception of another.

The head note, or top note, provides the initial scent that forms the first impression of the perfume. It has the following features:

It is comprised of small light molecules that have a strong fresh scent but evaporate quickly, usually 5-30 minutes after application.

Common top notes include citrus (lemon, orange), light fruits (berries), and herbs (sage, lavender) [3,5].

The middle note, or heart note, masks any unpleasant initial impression of the base note and provides the main body of the scent.

It is comprised of more complex molecules than top notes and has a more mellow, rounded, and balancing scent.

It first appears 20-60 minutes after application, and usually lasts 2-4 hours.

Tones are made from more potent florals and spices. Common middle notes include lemongrass, rose, geranium, jasmine, nutmeg, lavender, cinnamon, and coriander [3,5].

The base note adds to the middle note to boost and deepen the existing body of the scent and provide its lasting impression.

It is comprised of large heavy molecules to provide a rich and smooth nature to the scent.

It is typically not perceived until 30 minutes after application or during the dry-down period. Some can last over 24 hours after application.

Common base notes include cedarwood, sandalwood, vanilla, amber, patchouli, oakmoss, and musk [3,5].

Why is perfume used?

Perfume is used to give a pleasant and desirable scent to a person's body, typically with the aim of increasing self-appeal and self-confidence.

Scents are reported to enhance health and well-being by improving mood, reducing anxiety and stress, increasing cognitive function, and improving sleep [6].

A link has also been identified between pleasant scents and improved pain tolerance through the activation of opioid pathways.

What are the adverse effects of perfume?

Adverse effects of perfume primarily involve and allergic reactions .

The use of perfume directly exposes skin to various chemicals, which are then absorbed. The chemical substances in some fragrances can cause contact allergic dermatitis in sensitised individuals. Studies have reported that one-third of the general population experience at least one adverse health effect from fragranced products [7].

Common adverse effects may include:

Irritant contact dermatitis is due to repeated or excessive exposure to irritating chemicals in the fragrance, usually over a significant period of time. It presents as localised erythema at the site of exposure, dry cracked skin, and blisters and erosions in severe cases.

Allergic contact dermatitis is a delayed hypersensitivity reaction and may occur after just one, or more frequently, many exposures. Symptoms are similar to irritant contact dermatitis, but tiny quantities may be sufficient to cause allergy. It may also result in dermatitis in sites that were not directly exposed to the fragrance.

Allergic contact dermatitis is confirmed by patch testing.

Cosmetic products do not legally require allergen labelling, unlike foods [1].

What is the difference between perfumes marketed to males and females?

'Pour homme' and 'pour femme' are French terms used to denote perfumes intended for males and females respectively.

The difference is based on contemporary cultural and marketing trends. Perfumes that emit oriental, woody, and musky scents are typically marketed as masculine perfumes, whereas fruity and floral scents are typically more feminine.

What do the terms 'fragrance-free' and 'unscented mean'?

Fragrance-free products do not use fragrance materials for the specific purpose of imparting scent; however, they may contain fragrance ingredients intended for therapeutic uses such as to relieve muscle aches or help with sleep.

Unscented products contain chemicals that neutralise or mask the odours of other ingredients.

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Top positive review

5.0 out of 5 stars ...my 1000% recommendation 🤗

My boyfriend is a maintenance man for 2 apartment complexes and lends his time freely to maintenance a domestic violence shelter .
So you already know I need him smelling good.
As a matter of fact
Not just for everyone else
I don't want him all stinky when he comes home to me 😂😂😂😂💎💎💎💎💯🙏😲
And truly I may as well add...
He has been spending a lot more time
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YES it smells incredible.
I love it
Totally has my seal of approval. 💯
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Top positive review 5.0 out of 5 stars ...my 1000% recommendation 🤗 My boyfriend is a maintenance man for 2 apartment complexes and lends his time freely to maintenance a domestic violence shelter .So you already know I need him smelling good.As a matter of factNot just for everyone elseI don't want him all stinky when he comes home to me 😂😂😂😂💎💎💎💎💯🙏😲And truly I may as well add...He has been spending a lot more time" On his back" if you catch my driftLMFAOYES it smells incredible.I love itTotally has my seal of approval.

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1. Allen, C, Havlíček, j & Craig, R 2015, Effect of fragrance use on discrimination of individual body odor, Frontiers in Psychology, viewed on 1 November 2021,<https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2015.01115/full>

The article investigates the effect of fragrance use on the discrimination of individual body odor. According to this research say that artificial fragrances have been shown in previous research to augment or compliment a person's body odor, rather than simply mask it, resulting in odor mixtures with emergent characteristics that are discernible from body odor or fragrance on its own.

2. Petersson McIntyre, M 2013, Perfume Packaging, Seduction and Gender, Seduction and Gender, in Culture unbound: Journal of current cultural research, viewed on 1 November 2021,<https://www.genderopen.de/bitstream/handle/25595/1483/cu13v5a19.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y>

This article discusses the packaging and the relation to gender and cultural sense-making. according to research the perfumes and their packaging are examined in relation to gender and cultural sense-making. As a result, a go-along interview with consumers in perfume stores is used to investigate gendered meanings of seduction, consumption, and taste in the pursuit of understanding what consumers think about perfumes. Furthermore,  the nutritional information and calories, for instance, are made visible through the packaging, despite not being visible through sight, touch, taste, or odor of the product itself.

3. Trotta. L 2016,'THE HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF WEARING PERFUME, LAURA TROTTA, viewed on 23 October 2021,<https://lauratrotta.com/the-health-and-environmental-impacts-of-wearing-perfume/>

according to (Trotta 2016) explain that Approximately 60% of products directly applied to the skin are absorbed by adults. Perfumes and other body products contain toxic ingredients that are absorbed through our skin and carried to our bloodstream. Furthermore, perfume use tends not to have a negative impact on the environment. but on the other hand perfume manufacturing and its raw materials, as well as intentional or accidental discharges into air, water, or soil, therefore cause a negative impact on the environment. (Trotta 2016).

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Attention

To make a good advertisement that is very high quality to watch. Firstly, I will need to find a way to capture the audience's attention. Then to start the video I will use two different characters. Where one of them will act as a basketball player who is playing in the middle of the field. After playing basketball the person went home and took a shower and get dressed. After that, his friend came and sat beside him while having a little conversation. Suddenly his friend smells body odor so his friend tells him to use perfume, after using the perfume his body smell fresh and elegant.

Interest

To promote a video clip that attracts the attention of the audience. Here I will be using someone to act as a perfume wearer. Where the person looks worried about his body odor. After wearing perfume he starts to feel comfortable. The perfume smells good therefore me him happy.

Desire

The best way to convince my audience of the message conveyed through a video clip is to convey it through a sense of fact. Where a person without using perfume, after using it smells good so he looks fresh and comfortable. Here I will use an analogy, humor, or narrative/story about an individual to convince my audience that the message is good and true. So they have the desire to buy perfume, after watching the video clip that will be promoting
Action
After their watch, the video clip I invite the target audience to join or buy the product before it is finished. So don't wait, if not now then when, if not us then who.

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Choudhary. T, 10 Amazing Benefits Of Using Perfumes, viewed on 25 October 2021 <https://www.stylecraze.com/articles/benefits-of-using-perfumes/ >

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Is body odor a big turn off for you? Do you like to wear your favorite perfume for that crucial meeting? Well, if you can relate to the above situations, it means you love fragrance!

Perfumes and deodorants are popular today because not only do they help you fight body odor, but also boost your morale. But, do you know a perfume has several other benefits too? It can help you beat stress and cure insomnia too! Would you like to know more? Read on to find top ten benefits of perfumes.

Benefits Of Using Perfumes

1. Fragrance

Well, this one is quite obvious. Perfume has been historically used primarily for fragrance. It helps keep unwanted body odor at bay and ensures that you smell good throughout the day.

2. Enhances Mood

One of the main benefits of wearing perfume is enhancing the mood. Perfume helps lift your spirits. You can also wear a perfume that reflects your mood, to project it better. Whether you feel playful, mischievous, timid or even reserved, perfumes offer many different kinds of smells for different moods. Select and wear a perfume as per the occasion so that you can get in the apt mood for it ( 1).

3. Boosts Confidence

Just like a pretty dress, a good perfume can boost your confidence and ensure that you get through the day without feeling conscious of your body odor. A dash of fragrance can work wonders to your personality. Choose a scent that suits your personality and which, can boost your morale to fight against all odds ( 2).

4. Makes You Attractive

Sense of smell is one of the most important of the five senses. Sometimes, you can simply get attracted to someone because of the way they smell. Perfumes are rich in pheromones and make you attractive.

5. Aphrodisiac

Many perfumes sometimes function like a natural aphrodisiac. Certain types of perfumes contain pheromones, which have aphrodisiac properties. It explains why you get attracted to someone because of their perfume ( 3).

6. Boosts Health

There is no scientific evidence to ascertain the efficacy of perfume's health boosting properties. However, perfume helps enhance the mood, which can keep stress and other anxiety related issues at bay. You can use your favorite fragrance to beat your anxiety blues and lift your spirits.

7. Triggers Memories

Perfume can also be an important trigger of a happy memory. One tends o associate people with particular fragrances. Many women who wear their mother's signature scent do so to revive memories.

Try and buy new perfumes every time you travel and wear them. The different perfumes will remind you of each vacation and help you relive those moments.

8. Aromatherapy

Perfume has many relaxing and therapeutic benefits. Citrus fruit, floral and winter spice perfumes help calm the mind and soothe the body. These perfumes ensure your stress levels are in control ( 4).

9. Treats Insomnia

Another one of the therapeutic effects of perfume is that it helps you sleep better at night. Perfumes, which contain essential oils, can help you relax and enjoy a peaceful slumber at night ( 5).

10. Cures A Headache

This one is a surprise! It is another therapeutic effect of perfume. Wearing a perfume can help you cure that nagging headache. However, this isn't true for perfumes that contain essential oils that compound headache.

So, the next time you wear perfume, remember that it's not just making you smell good but feel better too.

Tell us if you have experienced the goodness of perfumes. And let us know if you know any of their other benefits! Leave a comment below! We would love to hear from you!

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Is body odor a big turn off for you? Do you like to wear your favorite perfume for that crucial meeting? Well, if you can relate to the above situations, it means you love fragrance! Perfumes and deodorants are popular today because not only do they help you fight body odor, but also boost your morale.

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What is perfume made of and the health problem

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What is perfume made of and the health problem

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Perfumes are liquid mixtures used to emit a pleasing smell. it is made of essential oils that synthetic aromatic compounds therefore it producess a plessing smell.
Many people enjoy to used perfume becaue it smell nice, but they don't think that perfume has impact for healthy. Many types of respiratory and neurotoxic symptoms can be caused by chemical fragrances, including headaches, nausea, irritated eyes and noses, forgetfulness, and loss of coordination.

Fragrance Chemicals (no date), Health Care without Arm, problem, viewed on 24 October 2021, <https://noharm-uscanada.org/issues/us-canada/fragrance-chemicals>

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The Problem

To many people, the word "fragrance" means something that smells nice, such as perfume. We don't often stop to think that scents are chemicals. Fragrance chemicals are organic compounds that volatilize, or vaporize into the air, which is why we can smell them. They are added to products to give them a scent or to mask the odor of other ingredients. The volatile organic chemicals (VOCs) emitted by fragrance products can contribute to poor indoor air quality (IAQ) and are associated with a variety of adverse health effects.

Exposure to fragrance chemicals can cause headaches; eye, nose, and throat irritation; nausea; forgetfulness; loss of coordination; and other respiratory and/or neurotoxic symptoms. Many fragrance ingredients are respiratory irritants and sensitizers, which can trigger asthma attacks and aggravate sinus conditions.

Fragrance chemicals are the number one cause of allergic reactions to cosmetics - not only to the primary users, but also to those who breathe in the chemicals as secondhand users. Phthalates in fragrances are known to disrupt hormones and are linked in animal studies to malformations of the penis, as well as adverse effects on the developing testes.

Fragrances in Health Care

In health care facilities, fragrance can come from a number of sources:

scented cleaning products

fragrance-emitting devices and sprays

workers, patients, and visitors who are wearing perfume, cologne, or aftershave

scented cosmetics, skin lotions, or hair products

clothes that have been laundered with scented detergents, fabric softeners, or dryer sheets.

Indoor air quality can be greatly improved in health care facilities by adopting a hospital-wide fragrance-free policy that includes a fragrance-free policy for employees, maintenance products, and non-employee hospital occupants.

Hospitals can also choose personal care products and cleaners that are free of chemical fragrances. For information about choosing safer personal care products, see www.CosmeticDatabase.org (advanced search option enables you to search for products without fragrance).

For more information about safer cleaning products, see the Women's Voices for the Earth Safe Cleaning Products Initiative

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The best Comemrcial of David Beckham Perfume

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The best Comemrcial of David Beckham Perfume

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2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9qBtWh702s

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David Beckham Classic - The new fragrance from David Beckham. Official Advertisement.

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When the lecture is explained I feel excited because i can learn new things about digital media. my thought about this course is really good, because it will help me a lot to do work. this course also help me in different aspect in the future. hope i can pass from this course!!!