Storing your fragrance or fragrances in the wrong
way could affect how long they last .Have you observed that after dousing
yourself in your favourite fragrance, the scent seems to have worn off just a
few hours later?
Well, this could be as result of the way you've
been storing it, say perfume experts.
Sunlight makes your fragrance to evaporate,
especially when you store them in your windowsill as this causes it to lose its
intensity and impression.
The best way to keep your fragrance fresh is to
store it in a cool, unlit space, like a refrigerator. It can make the fragrance
last up to two years longer.
He also makes a curious case for covering it
with aluminum foil, which he says will help it to last much longer and
preserve its potency.
Do you want to make your perfume last longer,
cover it in foil and leave it in your fridge, says expert.
According to Carl Groenewald, Dior's UK Fragrance
ambassador, he says: 'Once a fragrance has been purchased and unopened, it
should be stored in a dry cool environment, preferably in its original box'. If
you adhere to this rule, your fragrance can last up to two years.
'If you are using a fragrance and are unsure if it
has gone off, test the scent on a tissue paper. If it seems to smell sour, heat
and oxidation may have broken down the fragrance molecules and then
unfortunately the fragrance is unusable unless you want to smell of vinegar.
Debbie Wild, Lifestyle Editor says there are
plenty of ways you can enhance the scent.
'Layering different textures of a fragrance is the
best way to create depth and to enhance the longevity on the skin'. So always
moisturise before you spritz yourself with your fragrance.
'Try beginning your layering ritual with an
energising body and hand wash then pamper yourself by applying an indulgent
body cream, then with a spritz of your cologne.'
'The moisturising combination of products and
scents layered on your skin creates a scented base for your favourite fragrance
combination to adhere to.
Fragrance will be most effective applied on
pulse-points or where there is good circulation and warmth (i.e. wrists, behind
the knee and inside the elbow)
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