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Perfume Application

Perfume Application

Perfume application is one of the essential thing if you would like to get most of your fragrance.

1. When To Apply

 The perfume is most effective when pores are open. When you take a bath or shower, the pores are open from the steam. It is recommended to apply perfum after taking a bath or shower. 

2. Extra Layer on Your Skin

After your pores are open, apply a fragrance-free moisturizer such as Vaseline on pulse points on your body. This process will maximize the duration of perfume last on your skin. Scent-free moisturizer acts as an extra layer between perfume and your skin, making the perfume absorption process slow and helping the fragrance last longer.

3. Pulse Points & Hotspots

There are points body where the temperature is warmer compare to other parts of the body. These points are known as Puls points & Hotspots. 

To get maximum out of the perfume you have to target these Pulse Points & Hotspots. These Pulse Point includes behind the ears, collarbone, inside elbows, chest, belly button, back of your knees and inner wrists on your body.

 

4. DONT'S

 Don't dab the fragrance on your wrists after spraying. If you rub your wrists together, you'll force the top notes to disappear faster than intended and, as a result, make your fragrance not last as long.

5. Spray Your Hairbrush

 This trick works well; spray a small amount of fragrance on your hairbrush before running it through your hair. Your hair will be lightly scented and undamaged.

6. Spray from Distance 

 The right way to apply perfume is by holding the nozzle about 5-7 inches away from the skin and clothes while spraying. This will help get the best of the scent and reduce the risk of staining your clothes.

7. Full Body Cover

 This technique will cover the point 5 & 6. Spray the fragrance in the air and slowly walk into the mist. This way, the perfume will evenly distribute across your body and leave you with a hint of fragrance for occasions when you don't want to smell as strong.

8. Look After Your Collection

 Store the bottle inside the box. The box will protect it from sunlight, heat, and moisture, ensuring the perfume lasts longer. Store perfumes in cool, dry spots like on the vanity in your room. Avoid storing them in the bathroom or other damp, warm places because heat, light, water, and humidity will break down the perfume and lessen its quality.