You might notice your perfume doesn't last as long as it did in summer.
You might notice your perfume doesn't last as long as it did in summer.
That's because colder weather dries out our skin, making it harder for scents to last.
But don't worry! Here are a few tricks to help with this issue!
Firstly, make sure to keep your skin moisturised by applying an unscented body lotion every day. This will help lock in the scent.
Also, choose heavier notes like sandalwood, musk or oud, as they tend to last better in cold weather.
And don’t forget to apply your perfume on your pulse points - wrists, neck, and chest - where your skin is warmer. This helps the scent develop and last longer.
To boost longevity, try applying perfume not only on your skin but also on clothes, scarves, or hats. Fabrics hold scents longer, especially in the cold.
By following these simple tips, you'll make your favourite scents stick around longer throughout the winter!