Correct application of perfume is important to get the best fragrance experience and longevity. Here are the steps to follow to apply perfume correctly:
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Choose your application points: Pulse points are the best places to apply perfume, as these points are where body heat is highest and this helps to spread the fragrance. Common pulse points include the wrists, the base of the neck, behind the ears, in the creases of the elbows and on the backs of the knees.
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Make sure your skin is clean and dry: Apply perfume after showering and drying thoroughly to ensure your skin is clean and free of any residue from personal care products.
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Keep the perfume bottle at a proper distance: Keep the perfume bottle at a distance of 10 to 15 cm from the skin to avoid excessive application.
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Apply perfume in small amounts: Apply a small amount of perfume to selected pulse points and avoid rubbing the perfume into your skin, as this can alter the chemical composition of the fragrance and cause the fragrance to last less time.
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Apply according to your preference: The amount of perfume you apply will depend on your personal preference and the concentration of the perfume. If the perfume is very concentrated, such as perfume or parfum, a small amount will be enough. If the perfume is less concentrated, such as eau de cologne, you can apply a little more.
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Avoid applying perfume directly to clothing: Applying perfume directly to clothing can stain it and can also alter the composition of the fragrance.
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Don't overdo it: Remember that the fragrance should be subtle and not overwhelming. Don't apply too much perfume, as this can result in an unpleasant experience for both you and those around you.
By following these tips, you will be able to apply your perfume effectively and achieve a pleasant and long-lasting fragrance experience.
