Why Perfumes Don’t Always Last
One of the biggest misconceptions is that perfume longevity depends only on quality. In reality, application habits matter just as much. Applying perfume on dry skin or rubbing wrists together can break down fragrance molecules.
This often leads people to believe their scent is weak—even when wearing long-lasting perfumes.
How to Make Perfume Last Longer
Moisturizing the skin before application helps lock in fragrance. Strategic placement on pulse points allows the scent to diffuse naturally. Many modern luxury perfumes are designed to perform best when applied lightly rather than excessively.
Correct usage can significantly improve performance without changing the perfume itself.
