Fragrance isn’t just a luxury—it’s a powerful statement. Make it count! Always apply perfume directly onto clean, bare skin to amplify its scent. Your natural body heat enhances the fragrance, ...

Applying perfume is a balancing act: you want to put on enough for the scent to hold, but you don't want to overdo it. You could spray some on your wrists, or spritz the fragrance into the air and ...

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It’s one of the greatest beauty injustices: when the weather's hot and you need your perfume to really perform, it sweats off faster than ever. But while everyone seems to have some secret tip that ...

You know the scenario: You put on perfume in the morning, the scent is pleasant… but just a few hours later, it's completely gone. If you feel like your fragrance is fading too quickly, you're not ...

There’s something so satisfying about finding your signature scent; Whether you prefer bright florals, something more dark and sophisticated or a classic clean fragrance, a go-to scent can do more ...

Here’s how it usually goes: You splurge on a perfume for its carefully curated notes of mandarin and sandalwood and excitedly spray it onto your pulse points only to have it dissipate by your ...

Two expert perfumers share how to make your scent last from morning to midnight. From hydrated skin to smart layering, these tricks keep your perfume from fading fast. Apply on pulse points, spritz ...

It's easy to get incredibly sweaty in this never-ending heatwave. And while deodorant can prevent any nasty odours, you'll probably still be turning to your favourite perfume in order to give off a ...

Fragrances can be a pricey cosmetic item to add to your daily grooming routine. So it can be frustrating when you need to refresh your perfume throughout the day to make the scent last longer. All ...

Learn how to make perfume out of flowers using a French technique using fresh flowers, alcohol and fat called enfleurage. Believe it or not, I know a technique by which you can make an infinite ...