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 ...

I wear perfume every single day. And more often than not, I find myself constantly needing to reapply it, so when I heard that a fragrance finishing spray had been created, my interest was piqued.

Generally, people spray perfumes unthinkably on their arms, underarms, neck and clothes. This is a general practice that people do before going out or attending an event. More so, the fragrance lasts ...

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Where to spray perfume is pretty straightforward—once you find a scent (or scents) you love, you can feel free to spray in a cloud and walk through, mist on your pulse points, or give your hair and ...