HOW TO APPLY PERFUME AND MAKE IT LAST LONGER

If you are constantly tired of reapplying your precious perfume and want to ensure that every spritz makes a difference. We got you!

The most important step is the most fun step – Applying your perfume the right way makes the scent almost impossible to fade away. 

Here are some do and Don’ts when applying your gorgeous perfume:

Do’s 

• Spritz your fragrance and let it sink into the skin or gently pat together so you don’t disturb the notes.
• Always apply perfume to your pulse points where the blood vessels are at the surface of your skin, like your wrists, elbows, neck, and chest.
• Spray your clothes also as they can retain the scent for longer.

Dont’s 

• Don’t rub your perfume as it not only shortens the development of the fragrance but it can even damage the skin. 
• Never apply the perfume too closely to your clothes as it can leave a stain on your beautiful outfit.

Another trick to enhance the smell of your perfume is to amp up your moisturizing routine. Yes! The magic is hidden in hydration. If you hydrate your skin with the moisturizer right after the shower on slightly damp skin instead of rubbing your skin dry with a towel, it will not only make your skin feeling silky smooth but will make a perfect base for your perfume to stick longer. 

You can also spray your perfume in your moisturizer before applying it on slightly damp skin, or to add an extra hit of hydration, rub a little Vaseline on your pulse points to lock the scent.

Want to carry the scent even longer and your hair to smell as good as your body? – as a fragrance in hair lasts longer and is more accurate to its original than the body as they are light. Spritz the perfume on your hairbrush before combing, as it will disperse the scent through your hair.

Avoid doing so much of that with perfume with high alcohol content, as it can damage your hair.

Choice of perfume – The perfume you use is ultimately the most significant element contributing to how long you will smell marvelous and not need to worry about the reapplications. Thus, always go for the perfumes with higher concentrations that are oil-based as they last longer, and you get what you pay for! 

Perfumes like TomFord – Neroli Portofino and Creed Aventus are one of the examples of high concentration and lucrative perfumes. Therefore, it wouldn’t be a cardinal sin to lose even a spritz of them.
If you can, then you must layer your perfume. Layering perfumes make a unique scent of your own, and the different notes and combinations of fragrances are more likely to get absorbed in your skin and not evaporate in hours.