How to make your perfume last all day ?
by Majouri Fragrance
Have you invested in an exquisite fragrance, only to find its scent disappears by lunchtime? The secret to a long-lasting sillage isn't just the quality of the ingredients - it’s the art of the application.
To help your signature scent linger from morning to night, you need to master the "pulse points." Here are the professional tips and strategic zones you need to know to elevate your fragrance game.
Why does placement matter?
Perfume is a "living" substance that thrives on heat. To ensure a fragrance diffuses beautifully, it must be applied to areas where blood circulation is closest to the skin's surface. Your body heat acts as a natural diffuser, allowing the top, heart, and base notes to unfold harmoniously throughout the day.
The essential pulse points
For maximum impact and longevity, target these high-heat areas:
1. The neck and nape
The classic choice. Spraying the sides of your neck or the nape (the back of the neck) creates a scented "halo" around your face. This is the best way to leave a memorable trail as you move through a room.
2. The inner wrists
Your wrists are almost always in motion, helping to project your fragrance into the air with every gesture. Pro tip: Never rub your wrists together. This "crushes" the delicate molecules and disrupts the natural evolution of the scent. Simply spray and let it air-dry.
3. Behind the ears
This is an intimate contact zone. A small dab or spray behind the earlobes adds a subtle, personal dimension to your fragrance that is noticed during a greeting or a hug.
4. Inside the elbows and behind the knees
These joints radiate constant heat. Spraying the inside of your elbows is a brilliant alternative if you wear watches or jewelry that might interfere with perfume on your wrists. Spraying behind the knees allows the scent to rise and diffuse across your entire body as the day progresses.
Unexpected ways to extend your scent
Can you perfume your hair?
Hair is an incredible scent carrier, but the alcohol in traditional perfumes can be drying. The trick: Spray your fragrance onto your hairbrush before styling, or use a dedicated hair mist to keep your locks smelling wonderful without the damage.
Perfuming your clothes
- Natural fibers like wool, cotton, and cashmere hold scents beautifully. However, be cautious with silk or light-colored fabrics that might stain. A light mist on the lining of a blazer or a scarf can provide exceptional longevity.
3 common fragrance mistakes to avoid
1.Applying to dry skin
Perfume evaporates quickly on dry skin. For the best results, apply an unscented body lotion or a matching scented cream before spraying to "lock in" the moisture and the scent.
2.Over-applying
"Olfactory fatigue" can make you think your perfume has faded when others can still smell it. Two to three targeted sprays are enough to create an elegant presence without being overwhelming.
3.Storing bottles in the bathroom:
Humidity and temperature fluctuations break down essential oils. Keep your bottles in a cool, dry, and dark place to preserve their integrity.
The art of the ritual
Knowing where to apply perfume transforms a simple beauty routine into a sensory experience. By targeting pulse points and prepping your skin, you ensure your fragrance remains an elegant, enduring companion.
At MAJOURI, we believe a fragrance is more than just a scent - it is a unique encounter.
Founded in Paris in 2019 by Hadi Masmoum, our House reflects a world enriched by shared experiences. Every MAJOURI Eau de Parfum is crafted to offer an unforgettable sillage and exceptional wear.
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