Perfume brings scent to your body through contact with your skin and reacting with the warmth of your body.  Contact with parts such as wrists, elbows, behind the ears, nape, and front neck are top priority positions in using perfume because of the discreetness and convenience in releasing scent.
 After use, spray perfume on your body, avoid rubbing your hands or drying your skin with other objects, this breaks down the scent layers in the perfume, causing it to change the scent or fade away quickly.  than.
 Hold the perfume bottle about 15-20cm away from the location where you want to use perfume and spray strongly and decisively to maximize the coverage of the perfume, increasing its adhesion to your skin.
 The part of the wrist that is sprayed with perfume often has many effects such as when washing hands, wearing bracelets, or watches, so to ensure the scent is maintained, you should use perfume on the wrist more often than needed.  set.
 Perfume can stick well or not well depending on the time, space, body, lifestyle, and diet. Using a perfume for a long time can cause you to get used to the smell.  leading to the phenomenon of not being able to recognize scents.  Carry perfume with you or equip handy mini models to help yourself stay confident anytime, anywhere.