* The Best Ways to Apply Perfume

One method is to hold your hand up and spray the perfume into the air in front of you.

This is one of the best ways to distribute the fragrance evenly on your body and clothes.

If you prefer to spray it directly on your skin, the further you are, the more the perfume droplets will disperse.

The best places for perfume to last the longest are pulse points, such as your wrists and the area behind your ears on your neck. The heat in these areas is usually higher, which helps the fragrance diffuse more effectively.

* The Best Way to Store Perfume

Most perfumes are affected by light and heat. If your perfume bottle is transparent, it’s best to store it away from light and in a cool, dry place, away from humidity, to prevent the fragrance molecules from breaking down and losing their effectiveness.

* Choosing a Perfume That Suits Your Personality

Pay attention to your skin type. Perfumes tend to last longer on oily skin than on dry skin.

To ensure the fragrance lasts as long as possible, it’s recommended to spray it after showering, as your pores are open and absorb the scent more effectively.

Beware of using perfume to mask body odor, as this method will not work and will only worsen the situation.

Avoid mixing strong-smelling soaps, deodorants, or body washes with perfume, as this will result in a clash of scents and potentially a complete failure.

*How to choose the right perfume for your personality:

Price and cost considerations.

How long the scent lasts on skin and clothes.

How others perceive the fragrance.

How the perfume affects clothing.

When and where you wear the perfume (morning or evening).

Choose perfume according to the seasons; there are summer and winter fragrances.