The first, and most obvious, is applying to your pulse points. “Perfumes—whether alcohol, oil, et cetera—work through evaporation, so the heat of your body at the typical pulse points is always a safe ...

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How to Make Your Perfume Last All Day. Today at Soy Carmín, we're sharing some tips to help your favorite fragrance linger ...

Contrary to popular belief, there is actually a wrong way to apply perfume, and it's likely the reason why you can't smell your signature scent only a few hours after you spritz it on. You could ...

Discover the five best places to spray perfume—pulse points like wrists, neck, inner elbows, and tips on applying perfume for a long-lasting fragrance. It’s one thing to spray your perfume before ...

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