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A common mistake when applying perfume is rubbing your wrists after spraying. This habit breaks the perfume particles and ...

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Try not to rub your wrists together after you apply, especially if you’re looking to make your scent last; this disrupts the perfume’s top notes and can make them fade faster, says Nordstrand.

Perfume experts suggest that people are often too cautious with their application, which limits longevity of fragrance ...

Thankfully, Emelia went into further detail about how to apply your perfume properly, while focussing on three parts of your body - wrists, chest, and hair. Emelia advises that we need to stop ...

Hydrated skin keeps fragrance for longer. Therefore, drink a lot of water or apply moisturizer or lotion before your perfume. It slows down evaporation, keeping you smelling great for long.

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According to Carby, there are a few key tips to help scent linger for as long as possible: Moisturize before applying your scent. Hydrated skin holds fragrance better, so consider using an ...

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