FAQ
What’s the difference between Perfume (extrait), Eau de Parfum (EDP)?
- Extrait/Perfume: The most concentrated and longest-lasting, with a high percentage of fragrance oil. typically containing 40%
- Eau de Parfum (EDP): A more diluted version of perfume, offering good longevity and projection. typically containing 20%
How can I make my fragrance last longer?
- Apply to pulse points (wrists, neck, behind ears) where body heat helps the fragrance to bloom.
- Moisturize your skin before applying fragrance to help it last longer.
- Layer with matching body products (shower gel, lotion) to enhance the scent.
Why do fragrances smell different on different people?
- Body chemistry plays a role, as your skin’s natural oils and pH levels interact with the fragrance.
What are fragrance notes?
- Fragrance notes are the different scents that make up a perfume, categorized as top, middle, and base notes.
- Top notes:The initial scents you smell, which are often light and fleeting.
- Middle notes:Develop as the top notes fade, providing the heart of the fragrance.
- Base notes:The lasting scents that stay on the skin, providing the fragrance’s foundation.
How should I apply fragrance?
- Spray from a few inches away, allowing the fragrance to settle on your skin.
- Avoid rubbing, as it can alter the fragrance’s scent.
- Apply to pulse points where body heat helps the fragrance to bloom.
How much fragrance should I use?
- Less is more; a few sprays are usually sufficient.
- Consider the strength of the fragrance and the occasion.
Is it okay to layer fragrances?
- Yes, layering can create a unique and personalized scent.
- Start with a light fragrance and build up to your desired scent.
How should I store my fragrance?
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- Keep fragrances in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight and heat.
- Avoid storing in the bathroom, where humidity can damage the fragrance.
- Keep fragrances in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight and heat.
Do fragrances expire?
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- Yes, fragrances do have a shelf life, typically 1-2 years after opening.
- You may notice a change in scent or color as the fragrance ages.
- Yes, fragrances do have a shelf life, typically 1-2 years after opening.
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