Tips on Enjoying Your Fragrance

• Do purchase your fragrance in a size that will be used in a reasonable period of time. If you try to save it for a rainy day, you might find your beautiful scent has evaporated or deteriorated.
  

• Do keep your fragrance in a cool, dry place. Long exposure to heat, cold or sunlight can disturb the delicate balance of the perfume and change its scent.

• Do reapply fragrance only as needed. Dry skin loses fragrance more quickly than oily skin.

• Do use a lighter fragrance during warm weather. Fragrance intensifies with heat and humidity, so save your heavier, more exotic fragrances for fall and winter or air-conditioned evenings.

• Do limit your fragrance testing to a maximum of three scents at a time. Any more and your nose will get confused and lose the ability to differentiate between scents.

• Don't try to tell what a fragrance is like by sniffing the bottle. Scent is a combination of fragrance and your body's own chemistry. Apply a little to the inside of your wrist and let it develop before you sniff.

• Don't judge a fragrance until you have worn it for at least ten minutes. By that time the alcohol will have evaporated - the blending of the fragrance and your own skin's chemistry will give you a true impression.

• Don't choose a fragrance because you like it on someone else. Fragrance is never the same on any two people.

• Don't put fragrance directly on fabrics or furs, as it may cause staining.