Even after buying expensive perfumes, many people cannot keep their fragrance for a long time because they apply it in the wrong place or in the wrong way. Spraying perfume on the warmest parts of the body, such as the neck, wrists, elbow creases, and collarbone, causes body heat to quickly evaporate the fragrance molecules and spread them around. Perfume experts advise spraying directly on dry skin after bathing, not on clothes, because the fibers of the clothes can change the chemical composition of the fragrance. After spraying, you should avoid rubbing the skin, because rubbing quickly breaks down the top layer of the fragrance and the fragrance evaporates quickly. Moderate use, choosing one or two places, gives the most effective results. Is proper application more important than price?
