Summer in a bottle: how to choose perfumes that don't "melt" in the sun, and whether it's worth investing in them

Summer has its own special scent. It can be the fresh citrus aroma of morning seaside air, the lingering scent of sunscreen on your skin after a walk, or the sweet note of ripe fruit in the evening breeze. Some are drawn to cool marine accords, while others prefer light floral or powdery fragrances. But do we really need to find a new bottle every summer?

How do wealthy Ukrainians choose their perfumes, which notes work best in the heat, and is it possible to find a worthy alternative to luxury fragrances at an affordable price? LIGA.net spoke with indie perfumer Asya Volyanska to find out.