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Colour Me Perfume and Body Spray in Bangladesh

Colour Me names its fragrances after colours rather than after moods or places, which makes the range unusually easy to navigate once you know that is the system. Purple, Dark Red, White, Pink, Azure, and Sky Blue are each a separate scent, not a shade of packaging.

The range splits two ways: eau de parfum in glass bottles, and aerosol body sprays in 150ml cans. Those are different products at different strengths, and the colour names run across both. Current price, bottle size, and stock live on each product page.

Eau de Parfum or Body Spray

This distinction is worth getting right before choosing a colour.

  • Eau de parfum — higher concentration of fragrance oil, applied to pulse points, lasts through a working day. Sold in 50ml and 100ml glass bottles.
  • Body spray — a light aerosol for the body rather than the skin’s warm points, in 150ml cans. Refreshing rather than lasting, and meant to be reapplied.

The 150ml can holding less fragrance than a 50ml bottle is what surprises people. The can is mostly propellant; the bottle is mostly perfume.

The Eau de Parfum Range

For Women

Shared and Unisex

The Body Sprays

All of these are 150ml cans. Abstract Art is the one asked for by name more than any other in the group, and it is worth knowing that it is a body spray rather than a bottle, because the name gives no clue.

For Men

For Women and Unisex

What the Colours Actually Tell You

The colour is a name, not a description of the scent, and there is no rule saying darker means heavier. Purple and Dark Red are the two most asked for, and they are not variations on each other.

Where the same colour appears as both a bottle and a can, the scent is shared, but the experience is not the eau de parfum version will be denser and will last considerably longer on skin.

Choosing a Fragrance You Cannot Smell

Start From What You Already Wear

Buying scent online means going by description and what you already wear. The reliable approach is to start from a fragrance family you know suits you rather than from a colour you like the look of.

Most fragrances fall into a handful of families — floral, fresh or citrus, woody, and the sweeter oriental group. If the bottle on your shelf is floral, another floral is far more likely to work than a woody one, whatever colour it is named after.

Buy Small the First Time

A 50ml bottle is the sensible first purchase in a range you have not tried. Body sprays are cheaper still and forgiving, since a scent you turn out not to like has cost little and gets used up quickly.

Scent also behaves differently on different people. The same bottle can smell sharper on one person and softer on another, which is why a recommendation is a starting point rather than a guarantee.

Making a Fragrance Last Longer

Skin, Not Clothes

Scent holds better on moisturised skin than on dry skin, because there is something for the oils to bind to. Applying after a shower, while the skin is still slightly damp, is the simplest way to extend it.

Pulse points — wrists, neck, behind the ears — are warm, and warmth lifts the scent through the day. Rubbing the wrists together after spraying crushes the top notes and shortens the whole thing, which is the opposite of what most people assume.

Top, Heart and Base Notes

A fragrance does not smell the same at hour one as at hour five, and that is by design rather than by fading. The top notes are the light, volatile part that hits first and burns off within half an hour, usually citrus or something sharp.

Underneath sit the heart notes, which carry most of the character, and below those the base — woods, musks, vanilla — which is what is still there hours later. Judging a bottle in the first minute is judging the part designed to disappear.

This matters when buying online. A description that mentions citrus at the top and wood at the base is telling you the arc of the scent, not listing ingredients at random.

Storing It

Heat and light break fragrance down. A bottle on a sunny windowsill or in a bathroom that steams up daily will turn within months, usually going sharper and more alcoholic. A drawer or a cupboard at room temperature is all it needs.

Colour Me or Color Me

The brand is registered as Colour Me, with the British spelling, and about a third of the people looking for it write Color Me instead. Colorme and Colourme as one word both turn up too, and in Bangla it appears as কালার মি. All of them mean this range.

What Moves the Figure on a Listing

Bottle size is the main driver — a 100ml eau de parfum sits well above a 50ml of the same scent, and both sit above a body spray can. Concentration matters more than volume, which is why a smaller bottle can cost more than a larger can.

Promotions come and go and stock moves. Nothing written here carries a figure for that reason. Open the listing and read what it says today.

Where Colour Me Sits on Arogga

Everything sits under Fragrance & Perfume. The bottles are split across Eau de Parfum (EDP), Eau de Toilette (EDT) and Unisex Fragrances, with the women’s under Women’s Fragrances and the men’s under Men’s Fragrances and Men’s Eau de Toilette (EDT).

The cans are on the Women’s Body Spray and Men’s Body Spray shelves, which is where to compare them against other brands.

About Colour Me

Colour Me is a fragrance brand from Milton-Lloyd, a British fragrance house based in Yorkshire that has produced affordable perfumes and body sprays since the 1970s. The Colour Me line is its best-selling range and is exported across South Asia, Africa and the Middle East.

Its range includes eau de parfum in 50ml and 100ml glass bottles and aerosol body sprays in 150ml cans. Scents are named after colours: Purple, Pink, Red, Dark Red, White, Azure, Aqua, Sky Blue, Indigo, Violet and Green alongside named editions such as Abstract Art, Pop Art, Femme Gold, Homme Gold and Volt. Most scents are offered for women, for men, or as unisex.

Many of its products are positioned around everyday wear at an accessible price rather than around designer positioning. Colour Me fragrances are sold through pharmacies, department stores, general stores and online retail platforms.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the difference between Colour Me perfume and body spray?

The perfume is eau de parfum in a glass bottle, with a high concentration of fragrance oil, applied to pulse points and lasting through the day. The body spray is a light aerosol in a 150ml can, refreshing rather than long-lasting, and meant to be reapplied.

2. Is a 150ml can more fragrance than a 50ml bottle?

No. The can is mostly propellant and the bottle is mostly perfume, so the smaller bottle carries far more fragrance oil and lasts much longer on skin.

3. Do the colour names describe the scent?

They are names rather than descriptions. Dark Red is not a stronger Purple, and there is no rule that darker colours mean heavier scents. Read the description on the individual listing.

4. Which Colour Me should I buy first?

If you already know which fragrance family suits you, start there rather than from a colour. If you do not, a 50ml bottle or a body spray is the low-risk way to find out.

5. Are the men’s and women’s versions different scents?

Yes, where a listing names one. Several scents are also sold as unisex. The product title says which, and the shelf it sits on follows the title.

6. Why does my perfume fade so quickly?

Usually dry skin or storage. Apply to moisturised skin straight after a shower, and keep the bottle out of sunlight and away from a steamy bathroom. Do not rub your wrists together after spraying.

7. কালার মি পারফিউম কোন সাইজে পাওয়া যায়?

পারফিউম ৫০ মিলি ও ১০০ মিলি বোতলে আসে, আর বডি স্প্রে ১৫০ মিলি ক্যানে। বড় ক্যান মানেই বেশি সুগন্ধি নয় — ক্যানে প্রপেলান্ট বেশি, বোতলে সুগন্ধির ঘনত্ব বেশি। উপরের তালিকা থেকে পণ্যের পাতা খুলে বর্তমান দাম দেখে নিন।