Is it true that a women who wears perfume or makeup in public should take ghusul when she comes home?

Can men pray at home for avoiding the bad smell of people at mosque? Its very irritating. can i pray at home for concentrate on salah by avoiding those bad smells coming from people's sweating dress or uncleaned dress. or any other techniques to be concentrated in salah avoiding the bad smell.

I've viewed a few websites in search of an answer to whether alcohol is permitted in perfumes, trying to answer my friend's question. However, I can't find a definitive answer to this question; some people say it is strictly forbidden, while others that a seemingly arbitrary amount is halal in some perfumes. I've researched this before and it seems to hinge on whether alcohol is considered pure or not, but I never got to the bottom of that. So is perfume containing alcohol halal? Haram? If it's a grey area, under what circumstances is it considered one or the other?

I heard that it is makrooh to use perfumes in ramadan. Did the prophet (PBUH) allow us to use perfumes (without alcohol) during fasting in Ramadan? Please post some hadiths regarding this.

I want to know is it haram to use perfume that contain alcohol and if I use it will my Salat and prayers will be accepted?

It's stated in Saheeh Muslim (source ) that > 'A'isha (Allah be pleased with her) reported that when the Messenger > of Allah (ﷺ) intended to enter upon the state of Ihram he perfumed > himself with the best of perfumes which he could find and after that I > saw the glistening of oil on his head and beard. But I have heard that wearing perfume is not allowed if someone was in ihram state. What's the case here ?

We know that alcohol is polluted in Islam and also we know that some perfumes has alcohol in their mixture, so I want to know if using such perfumes is Haram or not?

There are some perfumes that use pheromones and musk, with the intention of making members of the opposite sex chemically attracted to the perfume user. Are these permissible? I think it goes under the ruling of going closer to zina. What if those chemicals don't really work? Let's say a person really likes a perfume that happens to have something like Androstadienone , but isn't wearing it for the purpose of sexual attraction and doesn't find any response from the chemicals. But the perfume itself is still sold under the marketing tagline of making people sexually attracted to them.