5 need to know tips about perfume
1. Where to wear
Your pulse points are naturally warmer than any other areas on your body and heat intensifies the scent, so apply perfume to the wrists, neck, and the inside of elbows. Feel daring? Try spritzing scents behind your knees, above your hip bones and the small of your back.
2. Settle in
Rubbing your wrists together after spraying your signature perfume will bruise the scent. Instead, spray and let it settle the smell will last longer.
3. Seasonal Scents
Just like you have clothes for different seasons, some scents suit the warmer weather, while others smell like cozy winter night in. Choose citrus, fruity, aquatic and floral scents for Summer and Spring; or oriental, spicy and woody for Autumn and Winter.
4. Layer by layer
Using the body wash and body lotion versions of your favorite scent before spritzing your perfume on your pulse points will make the scent last longer on your skin.
5. Makes scents
Store your perfume bottles in a cool, dark place and keep them out of direct sunlight to make sure they retain their lush scent.
Reblogged from SCENTS - The Perfume Shop Magazine
1. Where to wear
Your pulse points are naturally warmer than any other areas on your body and heat intensifies the scent, so apply perfume to the wrists, neck, and the inside of elbows. Feel daring? Try spritzing scents behind your knees, above your hip bones and the small of your back.
2. Settle in
Rubbing your wrists together after spraying your signature perfume will bruise the scent. Instead, spray and let it settle the smell will last longer.
3. Seasonal Scents
Just like you have clothes for different seasons, some scents suit the warmer weather, while others smell like cozy winter night in. Choose citrus, fruity, aquatic and floral scents for Summer and Spring; or oriental, spicy and woody for Autumn and Winter.
4. Layer by layer
Using the body wash and body lotion versions of your favorite scent before spritzing your perfume on your pulse points will make the scent last longer on your skin.
5. Makes scents
Store your perfume bottles in a cool, dark place and keep them out of direct sunlight to make sure they retain their lush scent.
Reblogged from SCENTS - The Perfume Shop Magazine
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