Coco Chanel once said that a woman should apply perfume in those areas where she would like to be kissed. While this is most likely true (and utterly French), consider the follow guidelines as well.

THE PULSE POINTS
The “pulse points” are locations on the body where the blood vessels are closest to the skin. These spots emanate heat, which can help fragrance to emanate from your skin into the air. (It’s the same principle used by essential oil diffusers).

Apply your perfume to these points — namely, the inner wrists, the base of the throat, behind ear lobes, in the cleavage, behind knees, and the inner elbows. As you wear your perfume throughout the day, it will react with your body heat and continue to emit scent.

A WORD OF CAUTION
Despite the great Chanel’s maxim, perfume does not taste good. Keep that in mind when applying yours, and avoid any areas that may be enthusiastically nibbled.

HOW TO APPLY PERFUME
Applying perfume is the simplest of matters — simply spray, dab, or in the case of a solid perfume compact, swipe. (Do avoid rubbing the wrists together after application, to prevent “crushing” the scent)... Read more at https://www.virtuedigest.com/how-and-where-to-apply-perfume-to-make-it-last-longer/

Ah, I find this too much application of science. I just spray it continuously till I'm satisfied. Nothing should last forever, especially a 15k NGN perfume.

[quote author=okwabayi post=70236784]Ah, I find this too much application of science. I just spray it continuously till I'm satisfied. Nothing should last forever, especially a 15k NGN perfume.[/quote
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