Apply to pulse points such as the neck, wrists, behind the ears, inner elbows, and chest.
Use 3–6 sprays, depending on your preference and the occasion.
Avoid rubbing the fragrance after application, as it may affect the scent’s natural evolution.
Tips for Long-Lasting Fragrance
Apply after showering on well-moisturized skin.
Focus on pulse points where body heat helps diffuse the fragrance.
Layer with an unscented moisturizer for improved longevity.
Keep the bottle tightly closed after every use.
Applying on Clothes
Perfume can be lightly sprayed on clothing for a longer-lasting scent.
Avoid spraying directly on:
Silk
Leather
Embroidered fabrics
Delicate materials
Note: Test on an inconspicuous area first. Due to the high concentration of fragrance oils, spraying too closely may leave marks on certain fabrics.
Storage Instructions
To preserve the fragrance quality, store your perfume in a cool, dry place away from:
Direct sunlight
Heat and humidity
Bathrooms
Cars
Open flames
For maximum protection, keep the bottle in its original box or a closed cabinet.
Why Does Perfume Smell Different on Everyone?
Every fragrance interacts uniquely with your skin. Factors such as body chemistry, skin type, climate, diet, and lifestyle influence how a perfume develops and lasts, making every fragrance experience personal and unique.
Understanding the Fragrance Journey
Every premium perfume unfolds in three distinct stages:
Top Notes The fresh, vibrant first impression immediately after application.
Heart Notes The true character of the fragrance that emerges as the top notes fade.
Base Notes The rich, long-lasting notes that remain on the skin for hours.