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IfyAwazie:
The correct phrase is "wears perfume" - you "wear" a perfume, meaning you apply it to your body to be smelled by others; "use" is more associated with applying something for a specific purpose, not necessarily something you want others to smell. Google is ur frn...

Asawoboy:
What is the actual word for it


Is it

1, the guy "wears" perfume
OR
2, the guy "use" perfume

Maybe there is another "word" to use



In the context of romance, both "wear perfume" and "use perfume" can be correct, but they have slightly different connotations:

- "Wear perfume" implies putting perfume on your skin or clothes to smell good and feel attractive.
- "Use perfume" can imply using perfume as a tool to create a romantic atmosphere, set the mood, or evoke emotions.

For example:

- "She wore her favorite perfume on their anniversary date." (Here, the focus is on her personal scent.)
- "He used perfume to create a romantic ambiance in the room." (Here, the focus is on using perfume to set the mood.)

In general, "wear perfume" is more common in romantic contexts, but both phrases can be used depending on the situation.

























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GOFRONT:
I wear Jalabia........I go come Wear perfume