"strong perfume" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a powerful or intense fragrance. Example: The woman entering the room was wearing a strong perfume that filled the air and lingered long after she left.
Someone's wearing a really strong perfume".
Christine wore a strong perfume that mingled, sometimes unpleasantly, with the cooking smells.
The audience is in a state of high anticipation; the air charged, the voices high among a flurry of sharp blazers, strong perfume and expensive hair.
The room has its own blended aroma of strong perfume, old clothes in plastic bags and the corned beef that has just been served on disposable plates.
As a bus driver, he once accused a passenger of wearing too strong perfume and was punished with a 10percentt cut in salary, the police said.
It's easy to think that because a particular flower has a strong perfume you're probably allergic to it, but before you remove every flowering plant from your house and garden, check you're not barking up the wrong tree.
She disliked toiletries from Molton Brown because they were over-perfumed and her husband, Dr Neil Murray, was allergic to strong perfumes.
EMITTING ODORS -- Avoid strong perfumes and food.
On Saturday, Judith Boneski said her final farewell to couture clothes and gold jewelry, to strong perfumes and trips to Paris, to evenings with friends in little bistros, to family.
Ever notice how sensitive some kids can be to strong perfumes, or turn up their noses at an overcooked, sulfurous bowl of cabbage?
5. Soothing smells (Photo by Frank Espich) Forget about strong perfumes or air fresheners to make your room smell good, but do little to promote sleep.
