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Tip 30:

Class of scent-Fruity.
The base is usually made of pear, berries, juicy, and playful. The perfume can be layered with musk, oud, or citrus.

Tip 29:

Class of scent-Musk.
The base is usually made of soft, warm, and airy. The perfume can be layered with aromatic, wood, or floral.

Tip 28:

Class of scent-Citrus.
The base is usually made of orange, lime, right, and fresh. The perfume can be layered with woods, leather, aromatic pr floral.

Tip 27:

Class of scent-Oud
The base is usually made of deep, heavy, woody, and sophisticated. The perfume can be layered with floral, rose or vanilla.

Tip 26:

Class of scent-Woody
The base is usually made of sandalwood, earthy, warm and cedarwood. The perfume can be layered with floral, citrus, oud or vanilla.

Tip 25:

Class of scent-Vanilla.
The base is usually made of rich, sweet, smooth, and gourmand. The perfume can be layered with floral, oriental, woody or oud.

Tip 24:

Class of scent-Floral.
The base is usually made of rose, sweet, delicate, and jasmine. The perfume can be layered with musk, oud or vanilla.

Tip 23: Know the scents family, the notes and what to later your perfumes with. Using the same class of designer's moisturizer/perfume makes the fragrance last longer

Tip 22: Use till the last drop.
Don't throw away your perfume bottles until you utilize the last drop. The last drop is as sweet scenting as the first.

Tip 21: Know your perfume notes (contd)
Oriental fragrances last but tend to discolour earlier.
The perfumes with the best longevity are woody (oud) and floral

Tip 20: Know the notes of your perfume.
Fragrances heavy in citrus oils typically have the shortest shelf life so it might be worth buying smaller sizes and then replace them accordingly.

Tip 19: Where you apply your perfume matters.
Go through the previous tips and note the pulse points. It is however not compulsory to apply perfume on your inner elbows WHEN wearing a long sleeve. Your perfume is to be exposed to air, don't cover it up with your clothing.

Tip 18: Limit your use of applicator.
A perfume applicator is that wand attached to the spray head. People often remove it and swap on their bodies. While it can provide precision, reusable applicator can damage perfume by introducing oils and bacteria picked from the body to the perfume bottle.

• In general, opt for using perfume as spray
• If you do want to use an applicator, use a disposable one.

Tip 17: Good areas to store your perfume include
■ Bedroom
■ Closet
■ Dresser drawer
■ Refrigerator. Yes, you saw it well: FRIDGE

Bad areas you should avoid placing your perfumes are not limited to
● Bathroom
● High shelves
● Dresser top
● Window side

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Tip 16: Know the notes of your perfume.
Some fragrances do not last long especially citrus notes. At PriscOlade Koncept, we can give you a sense of your preferred scents performance before you order.

Tip 15: Less is actually more.
Many scents will wear you out causing olfactory fatigue. Your scents may be projecting long after you can't smell it. If you can't perceive it, ask a friend or family member if they can and only apply when necessary.

Tip 14: Touch up throughout the day.
If you don't want to carry a bottle with you, just spray your perfume on cotton buds and keep in air tight (ziplock) bags. Dab your pulse points with it before you step into that room.

Tip 13: Never ever shake your bottle of perfume.
As in Tip 12 below, it breaks the bonds of the composition and changes the original fragrance/smell of the perfume.

Tip 12: Store perfume on a low level shelf.
While this may seem obvious, it is an important tip to keep. Storing perfumes on the top shelf is an invitation to fall. Spilling a bottle of perfume is sad and unnecessary. It will also leave the room with the fragrance for a long time.
Even if the bottle doesn't break, the turbulence can break chemical bonds and wreck the scent.

Tip 11: Keep your perfume in its original bottle.
Reason: The bottles are made to be airtight and have a specific spray head to disperse just the right amount of scent and prevent contamination with air.

Tip 10: Keep your perfume bottle sealed when not in use.
Reason: Oxygen is perfume's worst enemy. Hurrying out is a typical thing we go through. You might forget your ATM card or even car keys but don't forget to cap that bottle of perfume. Leaving it unhinged for even a couple of hours can start to ruin the components and gives room for evaporation.