Not only has perfume been a worldwide symbol of luxury and expression of personal style and taste; it has long been one of the most beloved and precious beauty products by all types of people for centuries.
Considering how long we have treasured our fragrances, it’s only natural that some common techniques of application have been cultivated throughout its history.
However, in our opinion, not all of the common beliefs on perfume application are correct. That is why we decided to clear up the confusion with the most simple and effective techniques for perfume application. And if you’re looking to shake things up in your perfume routine, we’ll get into some variations on these, too!
The tried and true
1 spritz, 2 spritz? 1 more spritz?
It’s most likely pretty obvious, but the amount you want to apply depends on the type and strength of your fragrance. A fresh citrus scent will spread quickly and leave a subtle trail, so you can go wild spritzing without worry.
If you’re dealing with a warm, ambery, vanillic or gourmand fragrance, less is often more, as these scents are often heavier on the nose.
