Storing And Wearing Fragrances

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Storing And Wearing Fragrances  

How to Store Fragrances

Wherever possible, bottles should be stored in a cool dark place. The cooler the temperature, the longer the smell will remain true. Keep out of direct sunlight and store in the box if possible. If you have two bottles the same, try to keep one sealed until you have finished the other.

What our Experts say

“If stored correctly your bottle can last up to two years”

How to Wear

Wearing a perfume on your pulse points or where the body is naturally warmer will increase the reaction time of the perfume and its the intensity.

• Wrist
• Crook of your arm
• Lower Torso
• Behhind the Knees

Perfume should be sprayed about 20cm from the body.
This allows the perfume to become a mist and absorb into the skin better. Spraying too close to your body may prevent the perfume from drying naturally to release its various different notes.

Don’t Rub It!

The most common error that people make when they put scent on is to rub their wrists together. Rubbing the perfume causes the different delicate notes to bruise together. Also rubbing removes the top notes causing the perfume to smell different

For many the purchase of their favorite fragrances and perfume is part of an essential beauty regime. These luxury items are so highly sought after by users that those favorite scents become infused virtually as part of their personality. The proper storing and wearing of this beauty essential can lengthen the lifespan of the scent and the joy of using the favored scent for longer.

Experts reveal that by spraying your much loved fragrance and perfume onto your hair will help the scent to be released periodically throughout the day, prompted by the movement of your head and hair. It is also recommended that you spray your fragrances and perfume about 20 cm from the body. This distance allows for the scent mist to be absorbed more effectively into your skin. If the distance is narrowed, the perfume may dry naturally on your skin, preventing the effective release of scent.

Due to pulse points being the naturally warmer parts of the body, they make for ideal spots that will quicken the reaction time of the perfume and the intensity of it. The wrist, the crook of your arm, behind the knees and lower torso, all constitute effective pulse points to be used. The widely practiced method of rubbing the wrists together is discouraged. Not only does this alter the different delicate notes comprised in the fragrances and perfume, it also removes the top notes which then alters the smell and diminishes its original value.

Proper storage of fragrance and perfume bottles lengthens the lifespan of the product. Bottles should also be placed in a cool dark place such as a dresser drawer, a storage box or closet shelf where the cooler temperature preserves the quality of the scent better and for longer. Just a side note, bathrooms do not make for ideal storage places where fluctuating temperatures and humidity can have disastrous consequences on your favorite beauty items.