Spraying a perfume in the right way can make the difference in making the fragrance last longer and in distributing it in a balanced way. Here are some tips on how to spray a perfume correctly:
Choose the right points on the body: Apply perfume to pulse points, where body heat helps spread the fragrance. The best points are:
Wrists
Neck (sides or back)
Behind the ears
Inside of the elbows
Behind the knees (especially when wearing skirts or dresses)
Ankles and wrists (if you want a wrap effect)
Maintain the correct distance: Spray the perfume about 15-20 cm away from the skin to allow for even distribution. Avoid spraying it too close to avoid concentrating the product excessively in one spot.
Don't rub: After applying perfume to your wrists, avoid rubbing them together, as this could "break" the fragrance notes and make the perfume fade faster.
Apply after shower: Slightly damp skin holds the perfume better. After showering, apply a moisturizer (preferably unscented or from the same line as the perfume) and then spray on the perfume. Hydrated skin helps the fragrance last longer.
Spray on clothes (optional): If you want the perfume to last longer, you can also spray a small amount on your clothes, but be careful: some delicate fabrics may stain.
Don't overdo it: Two or three sprays are usually enough. Too much perfume can be overwhelming and invasive.
By following these tips, you will get a balanced and long-lasting application of your perfume!