When applying perfume, try spraying it below the collarbone and on the inside of your arms rather than behind your ears.

You probably often feel disappointed because the scent is strong when you spray it, but after a short while at work, it seems like there is no smell at all.

I also thought that spraying a lot of perfume would make it last longer, so I sprayed it multiple times on my wrist, but after a few hours, there was hardly any scent left.

Then I tried changing the spot where I spray the perfume, and the difference was bigger than I expected.

The place I use most often these days is Below the collarbone and on the inner arm, rather than behind the ear. no see.

In particular, I felt that the scent lasted much longer when I applied a thin layer of unscented body lotion after showering and then sprayed perfume on top.

The important thing here is not to rub the perfume.

I used to have a habit of rubbing both wrists together after spraying it, but now I just spray it on one side and leave it as is or finish by gently patting it.

And surprisingly, rather than spraying a lot of perfume on my clothes, spraying it on my skin first and then spraying it once into the air from a distance before walking through it was good for leaving a subtle scent.

However, since stains can occur depending on the fabric, I tend to check an inconspicuous area first.

Above all, rather than spraying a lot of perfume Spray on moisturized skin and choose an area where the scent lingers well. I found this to be much more important.

If your perfume disappears quickly and you have to keep reapplying it, do not increase the amount first; instead, try changing the location and order in which you apply it.

After switching to this method, I was much more satisfied because the scent lingered subtly for a long time rather than spreading strongly from the start.