Apply perfume to build your personality

MNA Life Style Report: The question you have with perfume is that you can never seem to apply the perfume last all day and which hampers to build your personality. You get a beautiful whiff when you apply it in the morning, but the scent diminishes as the hours go by, and soon enough it seems to disappear altogether. If you want your spicy floral or light citruses to stick with you through the day, you have to hit all your hot spots. To make you smelling lovely all day long follow these tips:

Use to pulse points

Heat is what activates perfume. The pulse points on your body (where your heart rate can be felt) are the best spots to apply a scent, due to the warmth of your blood. Some such points are located behind your ear, at the bottom of your throat, on your wrist, inside your elbow, and behind your knee.

Don’t rub

After applying a fragrance, many people feel a need to rub it in in order to warm the skin or spread the scent. This is a big mistake! Rubbing a perfume breaks down its molecules, diminishing the scent into thin air.

Spritz on hair brush

Instead of misting it directly on your hair spritz it on your brush so that it will be dispersed more evenly and subtly.

Behind the ears

Like your wrists, the areas behind your ears are considered pulse points, where the veins are closest to the skin, thus generating more heat and amplifying your scent. Dabbing your fragrance on these points will give you more immediate results, as opposed to parts of the lower body, which will rise up through the day. Also, if you’re wearing jewelry it’s a great alternative to spraying your neck, as perfume can tarnish your necklaces.

Inside elbows

Another obscure pulse point, it’s a more tucked away alternative to your wrists. To maximize the diffusion of your fragrance, be sure to moisturize your arms (or any other part of your body) before you spritz on your scent.