Some people wondered what the correct way to wear your perfume is. There are many tips out there on this topic; here are some of it:
1) Wear your perfume after bath. A fresh and clean skin will absorb your perfume better and thorough, thus making the fragrance last longer.
2) Quantity – not too much not too little. Remember your fragrance should attract people and make you feel good. Too much might make people uncomfortable, too little might deceit the purpose of you wearing a perfume. Weather and temperature also have effects on the scent. On the hotter weather the scent tends to last longer unlike during the cold weather, the opposite happens during the cold days. Due to this you might just want to use a little bit more during the colder days.
3) If you are using the splash type of perfume, use your fingertips to dab the perfume on the pulse points on your body, areas such as the wrists, behind earlobes and neck and chest. Blood runs nearest to the skin on these areas and warmer making the perfume diffused better. For spray type of perfume you might want to spray 2 or 3 times into the air and walk through the mist created. You could also squirt some on the pulse area.
4) People with dry skin won’t retain the scents longer then people with oily skin. If you have a dry skin you might want to reapply your perfume once or twice a day. Oils on the skin combined with the perfume oils make the evaporation process slower thus making the scent last longer. So be sure to keep one handy in case you need to reapply.
5) Give some time after applying your perfume before wearing your dress. Perfume has alcohol mixture it will dry faster unlike perfume oil. If you wear your dress immediately after applying your perfume, most probably you will rub some of it off preventing the scent to be fully absorbed by your skin.
6) Preferably use body product scented just like your perfume or of the same brand. Wear your perfume last to make your perfume scent stands out.
These are just some of the tips you could apply on your daily endeavor.
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