Iconic Perfumes & Fragrances

Here’s how to use perfume to make it last longer:

• Apply the perfume on moisturised skin. This will help the perfume to stay on your skin for a longer period of time.
• Focus on your pulse points like wrists, neck, inside your elbows and behind your ears.
• Refrain from rubbing your wrists after applying the perfume. It would diffuse the perfume faster and reduce its longevity.
• Use an Eau De Parfum (EDP) like the ones created by Lancôme. They have a higher concentration of perfume oil and last longer.

Lancôme’s range of luxurious perfumes is made through the extraction of scented oils from natural and delicate ingredients – such as flowers, plants and fruits.

If you’re thinking where should you spray perfume, the answer is your pulse points. These include your wrists, neck, inside your elbows and behind your ears. To make your perfume last longer, you can also mist fragrances directly in front of you and walk through.

Yes, over time, all perfumes tend to diminish and expire. The best way to protect and extend your fragrance’s life is to store the bottle in cool and dark areas. Likewise, you should avoid shaking your perfume, as the oxygen produced when doing so can break down the chemical bonds.