SPRAY PERFUMES ON THE PULSE POINTS AND MAKE THE SCENT LAST LONGER

    I have never been a fan of perfumes back then . I am more into  body spray because the alcoholic content of perfumes give me headache.  A close friend of mine though, has been spoiling me continuously with some bottles recently and my love for perfume is growing. Right now my favourite scent is Hugo Boss' Nuit and Elizabeth Arden's 5th Avenue.
 
   Perfume or body spray are signature scents for individuals. Possessing a particularly scent can become a kind of personal trademark.  What comes to mind is how to prolong the scent all day without having to tuck in your perfume bottles everywhere you go. This may not be much of a problem for those who prefer to go for expensive perfumes because their scents tend to last longer without spraying much

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            BEHIND THE EARS, ON THE WRISTS , ANKLES
            INSIDE THE ELBOWS,  BEHIND THE KNEES, COLLAR BONES
 To make the scent of your perfume and body spray last longer, these are the most effective point on the body where the blood vessels are closer to the skin which produce heat and help to intensify the scents. They are commonly known as the 'pulse points'.

  Other areas includes
          HAIR    - Scents cling to fibre and spraying your favourite perfume on your hair will leave a lasting smell. But careful, the alcohol content can dry your hair, I suggest you spray to your hair bush and comb through your hair to distribute the fragrance. This is one of my favourite parts. I love how the scent disperses when the wind blows through my hair when am outdoors.

          BELLY BUTTON , BETWEEN THE CLEAVAGE , ON THE NAPE OF THE NECK,
          DOWN YOUR BACK  -  The heat from your from skin combined with your body movement will diffuse the fragrance.

   It is really common for some people to spray perfumes all over their  body randomly and at the end, they try to overcompensate by using too much of it. This is what I call 'bathing with perfume'. This brings to mind  a friend who is a serious perfume lover. She has the habit of spraying and mixing different perfumes at the same time and end up over doing it and when she walks pass you, the smell is so overpowering and you end up sneezing. It is more like perfume abuse.

     For additional perfume goodness you can also spray on your clothing. For those who have skin sensitivity to perfumes, you should spray on clothes instead of skin. My favourite spots are my hair, ears and decolletage. What are  yours?