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How to Make Homemade Perfumes
How Is Perfume Produced?
How to Make Lemon Perfume
Recipe for Making Perfume Oils
Directions for Making Perfume
How to Make a Homemade Flower Fruit Perfume
What Is the Difference Between Perfume & Cologne?
Make Your Own Perfume Kit
How to Make a Perfume Without Alcohol
What Is Perfume Made Out Of?
How to Make Perfume as a Hobby
About Plants for Making Perfume
The Best Way to Store Perfume
The Best Way to Apply Perfume
How to Choose a Perfume
Ways to Wear Perfume
Since ancient times, people have used perfume in religious ceremonies and for purposes of seduction. The m… More
You've spent countless hours painstakingly crafting your own line of fragrances. Now you're ready to marke… More
People have been using perfume for thousands of years. Egyptians were the first to wear fragrance, beginni… More
Perfumes were first used in ancient Greece and Egypt, and for thousands of years they were made from natur… More
Essential oils are a natural choice for making perfumes. They are easily accessible and can be combined to… More
The different types of perfumes include florals, orientals, fougeres, chypres, leather and citrus, all of … More
The best way to apply perfume is on the wrists, inside the elbows or on the chest, but always spray or rub… More
A wonderful smell, alight fragrance, how do you choose? When looking for a new perfume, know that it will … More
Perfume doesn't go "bad" but scent and color can change over time. The average shelf life of a perfume is … More
Recipes for perfumes usually follow a proportion of base notes, which last the longest, heart notes, which… More
Making perfume is a process of blending essential oils, which include base notes, middle notes and top not… More
Many women compain about paying for really expensive perfume and then having the smell virtually disappear… More
When putting together a perfume kit, include a good combination of base, middle and top notes, have plenty… More
Interested in perfume? Learn tips for researching perfume scents in this free video clip about picking the… More
Summary: The best way to apply perfume is on the wrists, inside the elbows or on the chest, but always spray or rub a perfume on the skin without getting it on clothing. Apply perfume in places that help it last longer with helpful advice from a natural perfume producer in this free video on perfumes.
Stephanie Vinson is the owner of Stephanie K Naturals in Austin, Texas. Vinson has been researching and creating perfumes for years. She loves experimenting with aromatic materials to...read more
"Hi. I'm Stephanie from StephanieKNaturals.com and I'm going to answer, "What is the best way to apply perfume?" Now, first you want to decide if you want to apply your perfume to a pulse point. These are the points where your veins are close to the skin and you have a lot of heat radiating from that area. Places like your wrist or the inside of your elbow. You can also put your perfume somewhere that is not a pulse point and that will help it to last a little longer, not diffuse as quickly. So, if you want to apply to a pulse point, I would recommend you doing your wrists. So, you just apply the perfume directly to your wrists and I like to rub my wrists together so that it's on both wrists and I am not getting the perfume on my hands. Just do the same for whatever place that you would like to put your perfume and if you are using a spray perfume like an atomizer, you just pump the spray onto your skin. It's better to put it on your skin than your clothing because perfumes can actually possibly stain your clothing or damage it."
eHow Article: The Best Way to Apply Perfume
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