You would think that putting on perfume would be the most non-complex
part of your beauty routine, but it may be more complicated than you
think! Are you committing any of these perfume crimes? If so, here is
how to fix them:
Mistake #1: Rubbing Your Wrists Together
This may be limiting the length of time your scent lasts. There are
three notes that make up a fragrance, and these are also what holds its
scent. When you rub your wrists together, the friction and heat burn
through the top and middle note, making your perfume spritz a complete
waste of time.
Mistake #2: You Only Put It On Your Wrists
Body heat is the main activator of perfume, therefore applying it to
pulse points are your best options. Try applying it to your wrists,
neck, behind your knees, ankles and chest. Remember: pick your placement
wisely, and don’t overdo it. Try two to three places AT MOST!
Application to your clothes and hair is okay as well, but not ideal
as the fragrance won’t be projected as much without your body heat.
Mistake #3: Not Moisturizing Before Your Apply
If you’re looking to have that all night scent, moisturize before
spritzing! Moisturized skin clings to a fragrance much longer. For best
results, try applying a lotion with the same scent as your perfume, or
an unscented moisturizer.
Mistake #4: You Leave the Bottle Out On Your Vanity
As pretty as your bottle may be, fragrances last the longest in the
refrigerator. Though keeping your scents next to your fruits and veggies
may gross you out, it is the best storage option for them. The
alternative is keep them in a dark, cool environment as far away from
direct sunlight and heat. The heat from the sun will break down the
fragrance faster and can even change the way it smells!
Mistake #5: You Stole Your Friend’s Fragrance
So you just love the way it smells on her right and you don’t mind
being called a copy cat? Well just remember that the way it smells on
her is going to be different from how it smells on you. Your body’s
chemistry is unique to you and it completes the outcome of the fragrance
once it’s applied. A best practice is to try it out before you run out
and buy it!
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