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Choose Fragrance and
Perfume suitable for you
Women often choose their
fragrance according to their personality and
chemistry without even realizing it. What
appeals to them often reflects their personal
self.
Fragrances smell
different on everybody, so it's best not to test
a scent on a friend. When shopping, stick to no
more than three or four perfumes so you don't
confuse them. A fragrance will smell different
several minutes after you apply it, so give it
some time before making any decisions.
Fragrance
Apply fragrance to your
skin and pulse points only. Allow it to dry
naturally. Do not rub your wrists together, this
will alter and diminish the scent. Avoid using
it near your face or behind your ears. There is
no staying power in those locations and this
will only dry out your skin.
To avoid any stains and
discoloration, do not get any on your clothing
or jewelry. Let your fragrance dry before
getting dressed. Some perfumes are darker and
have more of a tendency to stain, so take
special care with "dry clean only" clothing that
can't be washed after every wear. Follow proper
storage rules, fragrance will darken with age
and improper storage.
For a longer staying aroma,
apply the same scent in layers. Many fragrances
also come in bath soap, gel, and body lotion.
Top off with perfume of the same scent for the
long run. This will probably last you six to
eight hours.
Keep strong
fragrances out of the office and workplace. Some
people genuinely have an allergy to perfumes and
don't appreciate the irritation. They can
produce headaches and bring on an asthma attack,
so apply sparingly.
Storage of Fragrance and
Perfumes
Avoid extreme temperatures
when storing fragrances. Keep your bottle
tightly capped, upright and out of direct
sunlight. It's not necessary to store them in
the refrigerator, however, a cool, dark place
should prolong the life of your scent.
A tip to remember... Don't
stockpile your perfumes for a special day. Over
time, the scent will alter and diminish and you
won't get what you paid for. Enjoy your
fragrance today, while it's in it's
prime.
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