The last note refers to the scent you feel in the fragrance of the perfume (for about 2 to 4 hours). Perfume smells when the aromatic components are heated by heat and evaporate into the air. Last notes are made up of fragrances that evaporate the slowest, and are typically woody or animal-type fragrances. They often remain on the skin until the end of the perfume, and if you wear the same perfume, the scent may remain on your skin as if it has taken over your body odor. When choosing a perfume in a store, you tend to focus on the top note when you first apply it, but we recommend that you wait a while and then decide whether you like the scent as a whole, including the middle and last notes.