Does Fragrance Have an Age?

I'm one of those people who believe that perfumes have an age to them. Without making this topic too long, I want to explain what I mean with an example. Try to imagine a father wearing something like Le Male Elixir. Just think about it, a father smelling sweet and energetic. Personally, I don't think it fits at all, because perfumes are not just sprayed, they are also “carried” on you. Let's look at it from another angle. Imagine a 15-year-old wearing Tobacco Vanille, smelling like tobacco, vanilla, and cinnamon. Trust me, if you smelled that kind of scent on a 15-year-old, you would understand what I mean much better. Or at least, I hope you already get the point.