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    A few tips on how to preserve your fragrances

  • The worst place to store your perfumes? The bathroom! Frequent changes in temperature and humidity levels (shower, bath...) have a direct impact on your perfume bottles...

  • The best place to store them? Your wine cellar! No joke, a cool, dark, dry place will give your perfumes a longer shelf life.

  • It is best to keep your perfume bottle in its packaging.

  • With time, perfume evaporates and can deteriorate...If the colour has changed or if it gives off a slightly acidic odour, throw it out...

  • Avoid shaking the bottle.


  • How to apply fragrances

    There is no golden rule in how and where to apply fragrances. However, here are some good tips to follow:

  • We're not biased, but there are certain spots that should be first picks for perfume...pulse points, the inside of your wrist and elbows, behind the knees. These are areas where the body heats up the most and where fragrances release and linger ever so subtly.

  • Spritzing you hair with perfume will give off a little scent with every sway of your locks.

  • If you want to be totally discreet, spray a little perfume in your cleavage. The scent will reveal itself oh-so softly...

  • Contrary to popular belief, you shouldn't rub the inside of your wrists together just after you've applied a fragrance. Doing this "kills" the fragrance and makes it evaporate more quickly.

  • A freshly moisturized skin helps fragrances last longer. You can boost your perfume's staying power by combining it with a perfumed body lotion or cream.

  • Why not spread a little joy and apply perfume to your sexy undergarments? When you hand wash your frillies, add a drop of perfume to the final rinse. Make yourself irresistible!

    Summer scents

    Your best bet is to go with lighter fragrances with floral notes. Here are a few suggestions...

  • Perfumed eau d'ete without alcohol - Classique by Jean-Paul Gaultier. Tangerine, ylang-ylang and orange blossom water: a summer cocktail of fresh flowers and delectable fruits! ($66 for 100ml)

  • O oui! By Lancome. Mandarin and water lily with a hint of shimmering musk. Oh yes! We love it! ($44 for 75ml)

  • My Ocean by Club Med for him or her. Mint, coriander, estragon, musk and cedar wood. Bottled sunshine, beach, and waves! ($27 for 30ml)

  • Organza by Givenchy. The freshness of honeysuckle with the essence of gardenia and tuberose. ($69 for 75ml)

    • Rush 2 by Gucci (available at Holt Renfrew). A sensual fragrance that's dangerously seductive. For those of you who expect a really hot summer!




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