1. On the body's pulse points (behind the ears, in the bends of the elbows, on the wrists and in the bends of the knees) These are the places where the skin is thinnest and the body gives off the most heat. This body heat allows the scent of the perfume to be released.

2. On clothing (natural fibers) The natural fibers will allow the perfume to breathe and ensure better tenacity. Applying perfume to clothes will also prevent the smell from being influenced by body odor, which is unique to each person.* Avoid synthetic fibers such as elastane, polyester, nylon etc.

Don’t: Contrary to what we often see, you should avoid rubbing or tapping a perfume after applying it. This will break up the particles and cause the perfume to fade more quickly.

To be careful*: Each person has a body odor that varies depending on their hormones, diet and hydrolipid film, which can mean that the odor will be different on each person. This is why applying it to clothing can be a great option to ensure that the scent stays truer.

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