Which woman doesn’t like tips and tricks to make perfume last much longer on the skin?
Knowing this, today we created a special post that will teach you where and how to apply fragrances correctly to make the perfume last longer. Check out!
Knowing the pulse points
Pulse points are places on the body where blood vessels are closest to the skin.
These points emanate heat, which can help fragrance emanate from your skin into the air.
Apply your perfume to these points:
- internal part two pulses
- base of throat
- behind the earlobes
- behind inner knees and elbows.
Throughout the day, the fragrance will react with body heat, making the perfume last longer.
See: 17 tips to keep you smelling great all the time
How to apply perfume
Applying perfume is the simplest thing there is.
However, one tip should always be taken into consideration: avoid rubbing your wrists after application to make the perfume last longer.
Some women like to spray perfume into the air and then walk through the scented mist that forms. This works, however, you end up wasting a good amount of perfume, so it’s not the best option if you want to save your budget.
Always apply perfume before putting on your clothes and jewelry. Some fragrances can leave permanent stains on fabrics, metals and pearls.
If you want to take the risk of perfuming your clothes – like, for example, spraying some perfume on a scarf – be sure to test it first on a hidden area of the fabric.
Discover: The right way to use perfume
Perfuming your hair
(ninja-inline id=9469)
Perfuming your hair with a fragrance you love is a great way to leave a soothing scent and make the scent last with you longer. Those who come closer will be rewarded with a fuller aroma.
However, be careful. Apply the perfume to freshly washed hair, however, do not spray directly onto the hair. Spray the fragrance on your brush or comb and run it through your hair.
See: Best parts of the body to apply perfume
Making the perfume last longer
There are some tricks to help your perfume last longer.
The smell disappears faster when the skin is dry, for example. Applying a fragrance-free moisturizer to your body is excellent preparation for applying fragrance.
Another way to make the perfume last longer on the skin is to apply a light layer of petroleum jelly and then spray the fragrance. The perfume droplets will “cling” to the Vaseline instead of sinking into your pores, which can greatly reduce the need to reapply perfume very frequently throughout the day.
Creating “layers” of products from the same line is another effective way to make perfume last longer. You can start with the scented body gel, then apply the body lotion, and then spray the perfume on top. The combination of products will help the smell maintain its fullness and last throughout the day.
