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Hey — we’re really glad you scanned. This page is here to help you enjoy your scent properly, without rushing, overthinking, or feeling like there’s a “right” way to do it. Fragrance is personal. It changes with your skin, your mood, the day — and that’s exactly what makes it fun. But if you're curious to learn and find out more about the art of scent, scroll down and read.

✦ How to test your scent (the easy way)

A few simple tips to help you really understand what you’re wearing — beyond the first spray.

• Start with 1–2 sprays. You can always add more later.

• Try it on skin and clothes — they tell different stories.

• Give it 15–30 minutes before deciding how you feel.

• Wear it on different days — weather and mood matter more than you think.

• Check in with it throughout the day, not just at the start.
  
  
  

✦ Where to spray your fragrance

Different placements create different effects.

Fragrance doesn’t just smell different depending on what you wear — it changes dramatically depending on where you spray it.

Heat, movement, skin chemistry, and even fabric all play a role.
Here’s how to use placement intentionally, depending on the effect you want.

✧ Pulse points - warmth & projection

Examples:
Wrists · inner elbows · sides of the neck · base of the throat

Pulse points are warmer areas where blood flows close to the skin.
That warmth helps fragrance evaporate faster, making it feel more alive and noticeable.

What you’ll notice:

• Stronger opening

• More projection

• Faster evolution of the scent

Best for:

• Evenings and social settings

• Rich, warm, gourmand, spicy or woody fragrances

• When you want the scent to be noticed

Tip:
1 spray per pulse point is enough. More heat = more intensity.

✧ Wrists - classic, but missunderstood

Wrists are popular because they’re warm and easy to smell throughout the day.

What they do well:

• Help you test how a fragrance evolves

• Create movement and soft projection

Common mistake:
Rubbing wrists together.
This breaks the structure of the fragrance and can flatten the scent.

Best practice:
Spray once and let it dry naturally.

✧ Neck & Collarbone - intimate and close 

Spraying on the sides of the neck or collarbone creates a personal scent bubble.

What this placement does:

• Feels intimate and skin-close

• Allows others to notice the scent only when close

• Softens strong fragrances

Best for:

• Date nights

• Musks, florals, soft ambers

• When you want subtle presence, not loud projection

Go light, especially in warm weather.

✧ Behind the ears - use with care

This area is often mentioned, but it’s very skin-chemistry dependent.

Why it can be tricky:

• Oilier skin

• Traps moisture

• Can distort delicate or clean notes

• Can turn musks or florals sour for some people

When it can work:

• Cold weather

• Rich, resinous or woody scents

• Very light application

Best approach:
Test lightly — it’s not a universal “safe” spot.

✧ Behind the knees - soft & elegant

This is a lesser-known but beautiful placement.

What happens here:

• The area is warm but less oily

• Fragrance rises gently as you move

• Creates a soft, diffused scent trail

Best for:

• Warm or spring/summer weather

• Dresses, skirts, bare legs

• When you want elegance and subtlety rather than projection

How to apply:
1 spray max. Let it dry. Don’t rub.

✧ Clothes - longevity & projection

Fabric holds scent very differently than skin.

What spraying on clothes does:

• Makes fragrance last longer

• Slows down evaporation

• Preserves top notes

• Increases projection

Things to keep in mind:

• Less evolution than on skin

• Can smell flatter over time

• Always test first to avoid staining

Best fabrics:
Wool · cotton · scarves

Great for lighter scents that fade quickly.

✧ Hair (or around it) - soft aura

Hair holds scent well and helps it travel through the air as you move.

Caution:
Alcohol-based perfumes can dry hair.

Best method:

• Spray near the hair, not directly

• Or spray on a scarf or outer layer instead

This creates a light, airy halo.

✦ How to make your fragrance last longer 

If your scent fades faster than you’d like:

• Apply on clean, moisturised skin

• Use an unscented lotion first ( or scented if you like to mix scents)

• Spray on skin and on clothes

• Avoid rubbing the fragrance into skin

Longevity isn’t only about strength — it’s about preparation.

✦ How fragrance evolves - notes explained

Most perfumes unfold in stages:

• Top notes — what you smell first (fresh, bright, quick to fade)

• Heart notes — the core of the scent (florals, spices, character)

• Base notes — what lingers (woods, musks, amber, vanilla)

If a fragrance smells different after an hour, that’s normal —
it’s revealing itself, not changing randomly.

✦ Fragrance concentrations - made simple 

Different concentrations are designed for different effects:

• Eau de Cologne (EDC): very light, fresh, short-lasting

• Eau de Toilette (EDT): airy, easy, everyday

• Eau de Parfum (EDP): richer, longer-lasting, more depth

• Extrait / Parfum: very concentrated, skin-close but powerful

Stronger doesn’t mean better — it just means different moods and moments.

✦ The most important thing to remember 

There is no correct way to wear fragrance.

Some people love subtle, skin-close scents.
Others want something that leaves a trail.

Wear it how you like:

• one spray or five

• day or night

• skin, clothes, or both

If it smells good to you and feels right — you’re doing it right.

🎨 Fun tip: layering works best this way

Layering is one of the easiest ways to make a scent feel more you.

A simple rule that works almost every time:
start deep, then go lighter.

Why it works:
Deeper scents last longer and create a stable base, while lighter ones add brightness and personality on top.

✧ Ways to play:

• Deep perfume + lighter perfume on top

• Lotion or body cream + perfume

• Body spray + perfume

• Perfume + perfume + perfume (yes — if it smells good to you, it works)
  
  

✧ How to layer without overdoing it:

• Apply the deeper scent first

• Add the lighter one after

• Keep it to 1 spray each

• Try one on skin and one on clothes

Unexpected combinations often turn into the most personal ones.

If it makes you smile — you’ve just created your own signature.

Layering is not about rules or perfection.
It’s about playing, noticing, and trusting your nose.

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