Tips Naikkan View Insta

 Hello Luvmaniacs, 

hari ni chenta nak share lagi... 

hope dapat beri manfaat pada korang ye. 

TIPS NAIKKAN VIEW INSTA STORIES 

1. Tunjuk aktiviti harian atau behind the scene

selain daripada promot atau cakap pasal produk.. 

kita kena selang selikan dengan sharing sharing benda lain..

something yang kadang-kadang buat orang minat nak tengok kita 

atau something diorang boleh relate dengan diri diorang sendiri . 

2. stories yang tarik orang untuk engage (response) dengan kita 

- q& a 

- tanya soalan random 

- tanya soalan berkaitan dengan niche produk 

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Be Your Kind Of Beautiful

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Love, 

Chenta hati

Cara Buat Jadual Posting

 

 Hello Luvmaniacs, 

sharing sharing datang lagi.. 

CARA BUAT JADUAL POSTING 

8 am - 9 am  - motivation/ wish/ orang something yang bagi fresh energy 

9 am - 11 am - aktiviti bisnes ( pack barang, edit gambar, susun stok, coaching team 

12 pm - 5 pm - produk (softsell/ hardsell) 

 6 pm - 8 pm - santai / softselff ( selitkan produk yang product yang korang jual) 

10 pm keatas : hardsell (nampak produk & harga) 

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Be Your Kind Of Beautiful

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Love, 

Chenta hati

Kepimpinan

 Hello Luvmaniacs, 

just a notes that chenta dapat masa baca buku

KOMPAS KEPIMPINAN

Kepimpinan

• jatuh bangun sesuatu berdasarkan kepimpinan 
• jika kepimpinan kita kuat, organisasi akan menjadi kukuh walaupon cabaran mendatang
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• The Law Of The Lid 
• kepimpinan ibarat siling
• kebolehan kita memimpin akan menentukan tahap dimana organisasi yang kita pimpin boleh berkembang
• untuk kembangkan organisasi 
• memperbaiki kebolehan
• ambil indiidu yang tehap kepimpinan lebih tinggi dari kita
• jika organisasi tak menunjukkan prestasi yang baik makan tukarlah kepimpinan

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Be Your Kind Of Beautiful

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Love, 

Chenta hati

Kembangkan Organisasi

 Hello Luvmaniacs, 

sambung nota dari buku 

KOMPAS KEPIMPINAN

Kembangkan Organisasi 

• untuk kembangkan organisasi 
• tingkat tahap kepimpinan kita 
• proses membangunkan diri 
• cons - makan masa dan kerja keras
• serah tugas kepada orang lain yang sedia ada kebolehan memimpin
• risiko besar - hilang kuasa atau pengaruh dan hilang perniagaan

notes : 

• boleh serahkan tugasan lain kepada pelbagai pihak, tapi jangan serahkan tugas untuk memimpin
• better mantapkan kebolehan kita memimpin agar organisasi boleh berkembang dengan lebih baik. 

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Be Your Kind Of Beautiful

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Love, 

Chenta hati

Fragrance Families for a Sportsman

 

Fragrance Family For A Sportsman

These fragrance families align well with the sporty, active lifestyle: 

•  Citrus Aromatic: 
• Combines the freshness of citrus with the invigorating qualities of herbs. 
• Fougère: 
• Traditionally masculine, fougère fragrances blend lavender, coumarin, and oakmoss for a classic sporty scent. 
• Woody Aromatic: 
• This family offers a balance of woodiness and aromatic herbs for a sophisticated and masculine appeal. 
• Aquatic: 
• Perfect for a fresh and clean sensation, aquatic fragrances often include marine and ozonic notes.

Common Vanilla Mistakes

 

Common Vanilla Mistakes

Common Vanilla Mistakes: 

• Confusing with synthetic vanillin: 
• Many perfumes use synthetic vanillin for cost-effectiveness. It lacks the depth and complexity of natural vanilla. 
• Overlooking subtle vanilla: 
• Vanilla can be a supporting note, not always dominant.

Character Cherry In Perfume

 

 

Character Cherry In Perfume 

 Cherry in perfumery has a rich, juicy, and seductive character. It can swing from playful sweetness to dark, boozy sensuality depending on how it’s built

 Character of Cherry in Perfume

• Sweet & Juicy 
•  Bright, fruity sweetness with a tart edge 
•  Can feel playful, flirty, and fun
•  Often gives a candy-like or syrupy impression
•  Dark & Boozy 
•  Cherry blended with almond, liquor, or woods 
•  Feels deep, sensual, and grown-up 
•  Often described as black cherry or liqueur cherry 
•  Almond-Undertone 
•  Natural cherry accords share a nutty, almond-like facet
•  Adds richness and warmth
•  Makes cherry feel gourmand and addictive 
•  Bold & Attention-Grabbing 
•  Cherry is not subtle 
•  Instantly noticeable and memorable 
•  Leans sexy, dramatic, statement-making 

 Notes That Pair Well with Cherry 

•  Nutty: Almond, tonka bean 
•  Sweet: Vanilla, caramel, honey 
•  Boozy: Rum, cherry liqueur, cognac
•  Floral: Rose, jasmine (romantic contrast)
•  Woody: Sandalwood, cedarwood, smoky woods 

 Overall Impression 

•  Cherry is: 
•  Sensual and bold 
•  Sweet but slightly dark 
•  More nighttime than daytime 
•  Perfect for: 
•  Gourmand and oriental perfumes 
•  Date-night or statement scents 
•  Confident, sexy compositions 

 Perfumer Insight 

•  Cherry can become cough-syrup-like if overdosed. 
• Perfumers usually: 
•  Balance it with almond, woods, or resins 
•  Add spice or booze to deepen it 
•  Use it as a hero note with strong support

Character Almond In Perfume

 

 

Character Almond In Perfume 

Almond in perfumery has a soft, creamy, and slightly sweet character with a distinctive nutty warmth. It’s cozy, elegant, and quietly addictive. 

 Character of Almond in Perfume 

•  Creamy & Nutty 
•  Smooth, milky, slightly powdery 
•  Feels soft, comforting, and enveloping 
•  Often described as skin-like 
•  Sweet but Not Sugary 
•  Subtle sweetness, never fruity 
•  Can lean marzipan-like or lightly vanilla 
•  Adds richness without heaviness 
•  Elegant & Sensual 
•  Understated, not loud 
•  Feels intimate, refined, and cozy 
•  Popular in modern “clean gourmand” styles 
•  Warm & Comforting 
•  Gives a hug-like warmth 
•  Works beautifully in cooler-weather or evening scents 
•  Adds depth and smoothness 

 Notes That Pair Well with Almond 

•  Sweet: Vanilla, tonka bean, benzoin 
•  Floral: Orange blossom, rose, jasmine 
•  Fruity: Pear, cherry, apricot 
•  Creamy: Milk, coconut 
•  Woody: Sandalwood, cashmere wood 

 Overall Impression 

•  Almond is: 
•  Soft and addictive 
•  Cozy but elegant 
•  More sensual than playful 
•  Perfect for: 
•  Gourmand and clean-gourmand perfumes 
•  Romantic, skin-scent styles 
•  Day-to-night wear 

 Perfumer Insight 

•  Almond can go: Marzipan-sweet (with vanilla/tonka) Clean and musky (with white musks) Sophisticated floral-gourmand (with orange blossom) 

Character Peony In Perfume

 

 

Character Peony In Perfume 

Peony in perfumery has a fresh, airy, and softly floral character. It’s often used to give a fragrance a clean, modern, and romantic feel rather than a heavy floral punch. 

 Character of Peony in Perfume 

•  Fresh & Dewy 
•  Light, watery, slightly green 
•  Smells like fresh petals in morning air 
•  Feels clean, youthful, and refreshing 
•  Soft & Feminine 
•  Gentle floral sweetness, never heavy 
•  Smooth and delicate 
•  Gives a romantic, graceful, “pretty” impression 
•  Modern & Clean 
•  Often paired with musks or fresh fruits 
•  Avoids the “old-fashioned” floral vibe 
•  Very popular in contemporary mass-appeal perfumes 
•  Bright & Cheerful 
•  Slightly rosy with a fresh lift
•  Creates a happy, optimistic mood 
•  Easy to wear and crowd-pleasing 

 Notes That Pair Well with Peony 

•  Fruity: Pear, apple, lychee, red berries 
•  Floral: Rose, jasmine, magnolia 
•  Fresh: Bergamot, green notes 
•  Musky: White musk, clean musks 
•  Soft woods: Light woods, cashmere wood 

 Overall Impression Peony is: 

•  Light, not heady 
•  Elegant but approachable 
•  Very safe, pretty, and wearable 
•  Perfect for: Daily wear Office-friendly perfumes
•  Fresh, feminine, modern florals 

 Perfumer Insight 

•  Peony is usually an accord, not a natural extract. 
• Perfumers use it to: 
•  Soften strong florals 
•  Add freshness and lift 
•  Make perfumes smell more modern and clean 

Character Clove in Perfume

 

 

Character Clove In Perfume 

Clove in perfumery has a warm, spicy, and intense character. It’s powerful, emotional, and instantly noticeable—even in very small amounts. 

 Character of Clove in Perfume

• Warm & Spicy 
•  Sharp, dry spiciness with heat 
•  Slightly peppery and aromatic 
•  Feels bold, confident, and dramatic
•  Sweet–Medicinal Edge 
•  Has a distinctive eugenol note
•  Can smell slightly medicinal or dental if overdosed 
•  Adds seriousness and depth 
•  Vintage & Exotic 
•  Often associated with classic or oriental perfumes 
•  Feels old-school, mysterious, and sensual 
•  Can give a nostalgic or “heritage” vibe 
•  Dark & Sensual
•  When paired with amber, resins, or woods 
•  Feels rich, seductive, and enveloping 
•  Great for night-time and cooler weather scents 

 Notes That Pair Well with Clove 

•  Spices: Cinnamon, nutmeg, cardamom 
•  Florals: Rose, carnation, ylang-ylang 
•  Sweet: Vanilla, honey, balsamic notes
•  Woody: Sandalwood, cedarwood, patchouli 
•  Resinous: Amber, benzoin, labdanum

 Overall Impression Clove is: 

•  Strong and commanding Best used as an accent note 
•  Too much can overpower a fragrance 
•  Perfect for: 
•  Oriental and spicy perfumes 
•  Sensual, dramatic compositions
•  Evening or special-occasion scents 

 Perfumer Insight 

•  A tiny touch of clove can: 
•  Make florals feel warmer and more sensual
•  Add complexity and “spark” to sweet notes 
•  Give perfumes a deep, memorable signature

Character Strawberry in Perfume

 

 

Character Strawberry In Perfume

 Strawberry in perfumery has a sweet, playful, and youthful character. It’s one of the most “fun” fruit notes, but it needs careful blending to avoid smelling artificial

 Character of Strawberry in Perfume 

• Sweet & Candy-Like 
•  Sugary, juicy, slightly tart 
•  Often smells like strawberry candy, lip balm, or syrup 
•  Gives a playful, girly, cheerful vibe 
•  Creamy & Gourmand 
•  When blended with vanilla, cream, or milk notes 
•  Smells like strawberry milk, cake, or dessert
•  Feels cozy, comforting, addictive 
•  Fresh but Delicate 
•  Realistic fresh-strawberry effects are subtle 
•  Light, airy, slightly green 
•  Usually short-lived and soft 
•  Youthful & Romantic 
•  Often associated with innocence, fun, and sweetness 
•  Popular in teen, casual, and easy-to-wear fragrances 

 Notes That Pair Well with Strawberry 

•  Sweet: Vanilla, marshmallow, caramel 
•  Creamy: Milk, coconut, almond 
•  Floral: Rose, peony, jasmine (romantic twist) 
•  Fruity: Raspberry, peach, apple 
•  Musky: White musk (softens sweetness) 

 Overall Impression 

•  Strawberry is:
•  Fun and attention-grabbing 
•  More playful than elegant 
•  Best as a supporting note rather than the main star 
•  Perfect for: 
•   Gourmand perfumes 
•  Cute, youthful scents 
•  Fun, casual, daytime wear 

 Perfumer Insight 

•  Strawberry easily turns synthetic if overdosed
• . Perfumers often: Blend it with rose or musk to make it more “perfume-like” 
•  Use it in small amounts for a juicy accent

Character Thyme In Perfume

 

Character Thyme In Perfume

Thyme in perfumery has a herbal, aromatic, and slightly spicy character. It adds freshness with a natural, outdoorsy edge rather than sweetness. 

 Character of Thyme in Perfume

•  Aromatic & Herbal 
•  Green, dry, and slightly bitter
•  Smells like crushed fresh herbs 
•  Feels natural, clean, and invigorating 
•  Fresh but Not Citrusy 
•  Gives freshness without brightness
•  More earthy and savory than citrus 
•  Adds realism and texture to a composition 
•  Spicy & Warm (Depending on Type) 
•  Some thyme varieties (e.g. red thyme) feel warmer and sharper 
•  Slightly peppery, camphoraceous
•  Can add energy and bite in small doses 
•  Masculine-leaning but Unisex 
•  Traditionally used in fougère, aromatic, and woody scents 
•  Often perceived as confident, clean, outdoorsy
•  Very wearable as a unisex accent 

 Notes That Pair Well with Thyme 

•  Fresh: Bergamot, lemon, grapefruit 
•  Herbal: Lavender, rosemary, basil 
•  Woody: Cedarwood, vetiver, oakmoss 
•  Resinous: Labdanum, frankincense 
•  Floral (modern twist): Rose, neroli 

 Overall Impression 

 Thyme is usually an accent note, not a main star. It: 

•  Adds freshness without sweetness 
•  Sharpens a composition 
•  Gives a natural, Mediterranean / countryside vibe 

 Perfect for: 

•  Fresh aromatic perfumes 
•  Clean masculine or unisex scents 
•  Summer or daytime wear 

 Perfumer Insight 

 Used in very small amounts, thyme can:

•  Make citrus sparkle 
•  Prevent fruity or floral notes from becoming too sweet 
•  Add a “just-showered, herbal soap” cleanliness

Character Pear In Perfume

 

 

Character Pear In Perfume

Pear in perfume has a soft, juicy, and elegant character. It’s loved in modern perfumery because it smells sweet and fresh without being sharp. 

 Character of Pear in Perfume 

•  Juicy & Watery 
•  Smells like ripe pear with high water content
•  Light, dewy, slightly translucent 
•  Feels fresh, clean, and refreshing 
•  Smooth Sweetness 
•  Naturally sweet but not sugary or candy-like 
•  Creamy, nectar-like texture 
•  Gives a soft, addictive quality
•  Elegant & Feminine
•  More refined than many fruity notes 
•  Feels polished, graceful, modern 
•  Often associated with “clean luxury” 
•  Skin-like & Sensual 
•  When blended with musk, vanilla, or sandalwood 
•  Smells intimate, close-to-skin 
•  Creates a subtle sexy effect rather than loud sweetness 

 Notes That Pair Well with Pear 

•  Florals: Jasmine, rose, peony, orange blossom 
•  Sweet notes: Vanilla, tonka bean, almond 
•  Musks: White musk, cashmere musk 
•  Woods: Sandalwood, light woods Fresh accents: Bergamot, green notes 

 Overall Impression 

 Pear is rarely loud or sharp. Instead, it: 

•  Softens a fragrance 
•  Adds juicy smoothness 
•  Makes perfumes smell modern and expensive 

 Perfect for:

•  Daily wear 
•  Romantic scents 
•  Clean, feminine, contemporary perfumes

Character Rose in Perfume

  

Character Rose in Perfume

Rose in perfume is one of the most versatile notes in perfumery. Its character can change dramatically depending on the type of rose, extraction method, and supporting notes.

 Character of Rose in Perfume 

• 1. Fresh & Dewy 
•  Smells like freshly cut roses with morning dew 
•  Light, airy, slightly green
•  Feels romantic, youthful, clean 
•  Often used in modern floral and fresh scents 
•  Soft & Feminine 
•  Powdery, smooth, elegant 
•  Classic “pretty rose” impression 
•  Gives a gentle, graceful, ladylike vibe 
•  Common in floral bouquets
• Rich & Romantic 
•  Deep, velvety, slightly sweet 
•  Sensual and emotional 
•  Feels luxurious, mature, timeless
•  Often paired with amber or woods
• Dark & Spicy 
•  Rose blended with spices (pepper, saffron, clove) or oud
•  Mysterious, dramatic, bold 
•  Creates an oriental / niche character 
•  Modern Clean Rose 
•  Rose with musk, aldehydes, or fresh woods
•  Smells clean, airy, skin-like 
•  Very popular in contemporary perfumery 

 Notes That Pair Beautifully with Rose 

•  Fresh: Citrus, green notes, lychee, pear 
•  Floral: Peony, jasmine, iris 
•  Sweet: Vanilla, tonka, honey 
•  Woody: Cedarwood, sandalwood, oud 
•  Spicy: Pink pepper, saffron, clove 

 Overall Impression 

 Rose can be: 

•  Romantic or powerful 
•  Classic or modern 
•  Innocent or seductive 

 That’s why rose appears in luxury, niche, and mass-appeal perfumes alike.

Character of Pink Pepper in A Perfume

 

 

Character of Pink Pepper in Perfume 

•   Sparkly & Rosy-Spicy 
•  Light peppery heat with a rosy, slightly fruity nuance 
•  Feels effervescent rather than sharp 
•  Adds a gentle “zing” without aggression
•  Modern & Chic 
•  Very popular in contemporary, clean, and luxury perfumes 
•  Gives a fashion-forward and “editorial” feel
•  Often used to make a scent smell expensive and polished 
•  Fresh Warmth
•  Warm but airy — never heavy 
•  Sits between citrus freshness and spice warmth 
•  Perfect for year-round wear, especially in warm climates 
•  Elegant Feminine or Clean Unisex
•  Common in feminine florals for lift and sparkle 
•  Also widely used in unisex scents for sophistication 
•  Makes perfumes feel confident rather than sweet 
•  Mostly a Top Note (Sometimes Heart)
•  Creates an immediate bright opening 
•  Can subtly extend into the heart when blended with florals or musks 

 

• What Pink Pepper Adds to a Blend 
•  Prevents sweetness from becoming flat 
•  Makes florals feel airy and alive 
•  Adds subtle sensuality without heaviness 
•  Creates contrast: soft vs spicy 

 Overall Impression Pink pepper in perfume feels: Sparkling • Chic • Rosy-Spicy • Confident • Modern

Character Tonka Bean In Perfume

 

Character of Tonka Bean in Perfume

Tonka bean in perfume has a warm, cozy, and sensual character. It’s often used to add depth, comfort, and an addictive sweetness to a fragrance. 

 Tonka Bean – Scent Character 

•  Sweet & creamy – reminds of vanilla and almond 
•  Warm & cozy – comforting, soft, and enveloping 
•  Gourmand-leaning – hints of caramel, honey, and pastry-like sweetness 
•  Slightly spicy & powdery – subtle tobacco, clove, or hay nuances
•  Smooth & sensual – often described as “skin-like” and seductive 

 Role in a Perfume 

•  Commonly used as a base note 
•  Acts as a fixative, helping the scent last longer 
•  Adds roundness and richness, preventing fragrances from feeling sharp 

 Common Pairings 

•  Vanilla & amber → ultra-warm, comforting, sexy 
•  Lavender → classic fougère (calm but masculine) 
•  Cocoa, coffee, almond → gourmand, addictive 
•  Woody notes (sandalwood, cedar) → creamy and elegant 
•  Fruits (pear, cherry, pineapple) → sweet but modern contrast 

 Overall Vibe 

•  Cozy • Creamy • Addictive • Sensual 
• Perfect for evening wear, cooler weather, and perfumes meant to feel intimate or luxurious.

Character of Passionfruit in A Perfume

 

 

Character of Passionfruit in Perfume

• Bright & Exotic 
•  Feels tropical, juicy, and sunny Instantly gives an “island / summer holiday” vibe 
•  Sweet–Tart Juiciness 
•  A balance of sweet nectar and sharp acidity More vibrant and playful than mango, less creamy than coconut Often described as mouth-watering or sparkling 
•  Energetic & Youthful 
•  Conveys fun, flirtatious, carefree energy Common in perfumes meant to feel fresh, sexy, or joyful
•  Modern & Addictive 
•  Frequently used in contemporary designer perfumes
•  When paired with vanilla, musk, or florals, it becomes sensual and addictive 
•  With citrus → refreshing 
•  With vanilla/amber → juicy-sexy 
•  With florals (jasmine, peony) → feminine & radiant 
•  Usually a Top Note 
•  Used for impact and first impression 
•  Gives an immediate “wow” factor, though it fades faster than base notes 

Overall Impression Passionfruit in perfume feels: Juicy • Playful • Exotic • Feminine • Sexy-Fresh

Characteristics of a Perfume for a Sportsman

 

Characteristic of  a Perfume for a Sportsman

A perfume designed for a sportsman should be refreshing, invigorating, and long-lasting. Here are the key characteristics: 

•  Freshness:
•  The fragrance should evoke a sense of cleanliness and vitality. 
• Citrus notes like lemon, bergamot, or grapefruit are often used to achieve this.
•  Invigorating: 
• A sportsman's perfume should provide an energy boost. 
• Aromatic herbs like lavender, rosemary, or basil can add a stimulating touch. 
• Long-lasting: 
• Given the active lifestyle, the fragrance should endure physical exertion and perspiration. 
• A strong base of woody or musky notes can help with longevity. 
• Clean and Crisp: 
• The overall impression should be one of cleanliness and freshness, without being overpowering. 
• Versatile: 
• A sports perfume should be suitable for both daytime activities and casual evening wear. 

Identifying Vanilla in a Perfume

 

Identifying Vanilla In  A  Perfume

Vanilla is a complex note, often subtly integrated into a fragrance. 

Here's how to identify its presence: 

 Key Characteristics to Look For: 

• Sweetness: A core characteristic, it can range from delicate sugariness to rich caramel. 
• Warmth: Vanilla brings a comforting, enveloping warmth to a perfume. 
• Creaminess: This quality adds depth and richness, often described as milky or buttery. 
• Gourmand Accords: If you detect notes of chocolate, caramel, or coconut, vanilla is likely present. 

Layering The Fragrance

 

Layering scents is like creating a harmonious fragrance symphony! 

Here’s how: 

•  Start with a Base: 
• Apply a scented body lotion or oil as your base. It hydrates your skin and holds the fragrance longer. 
• Choose Complementary Notes: 
• Similar Notes: Layer similar scents (e.g., floral with floral) for a cohesive blend. 
• Contrasting Notes: Combine different families (e.g., citrus with woody) for complexity.
•  Order Matters: 
• Lightest First: Apply lighter scents first (e.g., body mist). 
• Middle Notes: Add eau de toilette or eau de parfum. 
• Strongest Last: Finish with perfume oil or solid perfume. 
• Pulse Points: 
• Apply to warm areas (wrists, neck, behind ears) for better diffusion. 
• Test and Adjust: 
• Experiment with different combinations until you find your perfect blend! 

Remember, it’s all about personal preference!