Bora Bora Perfume

Established in 1976 by Liz Claiborne, Art Ortenberg, Leonard Boxer and Jerome Chazen, Liz Claiborne Inc. carry an extensive range of apparel and accessories suitable for men and women. The company markets many brands of fragrances, including Axcess, Ellen Tracy, Lucky Brand and its own lines Bora Bora and Liz Claiborne.

Both the Bora Bora for Women and Bora Bora for Men lines were created at Liz Claiborne Inc. in 2002. The women’s perfume is an unabashed tropical combination of flowers. It is available as a 1.7 oz or 3.4 oz eau de parfum spray. A gift set containing a 3.4 oz eau de parfum spray, .5 oz of Perfume Spray and 6.7 oz Body Lotion is also available. Also, the Bora Bora fragrance has a line for men that include the Bora Bora Cologne for Men, Aftershave Lotion, After Shave Balm and After Shave Gel. The products are interchangeable and may be worn at the same time without compromising the scent. However, the cologne typically lasts longer than the aftershave varieties. The Bora Bora cologne for men comes in a 3.4 oz spray.

Bora-Bora Perfume Features And Identity

The Bora Bora perfumes are made from the essence of fragrance oils from flower extracts constituted in water or high-grade alcohol, the strength dependent on the concentration of the oils. The eau de cologne lasts up to one hour while the eau de toilette lasts two hours. The eau de parfum can last up to four hours while the cologne lingers for up to six hours.

The bottommost fragrance notes last longer for oily skin compared to dry skin, and layering the fragrance by using the other products of the line such as bath gel, moisturizer and powder will further enhance the effects. Even the application site will affect longevity of the scent, i.e. behind the ears and neck as well as the hair. The fragrance should be stored in its box in a cool, dry place to maintain the balance of the ingredients.

The Liz Claiborne Bora Bora free sample available in the shape of perfume testers to permit customers to check the fragrance before buying the full sized product and is accessible in big retail stores. They are technically not free as they are sold in 0.18 oz bottles. The testers hold the similar quality of aroma contained in the full-sized Bora Bora perfumes however available in more generic packages. Most are clearly labeled as “Tester” or “Demonstration.”