Love beautiful women must know how to use perfume
1. Do not sprinkle perfume on exposed areas that are easily exposed to the sun. Because some of the fragrances in perfume are volatile oils extracted from natural plants, some of these volatile oils contain furan coumarin ingredients, such as bergamot oil, etc. If sprayed on the face and parts that are easily exposed to the sun, the long-wave ultraviolet rays in the sun will combine with these chemicals sprayed on the skin, resulting in photochemical reactions, eventually causing skin inflammation and spotty dark spots on the face.
2. Perfume should not be rubbed directly on the face and allergic skin. Since perfume contains a large amount of alcohol, especially toilet water, the alcohol content is more, which is more irritating, so the face, allergic skin and baby skin should not be rubbed directly on it.
3. Perfume should not always be sprinkled directly on the skin, because if the skin is stimulated by alcohol for a long time, allergies may occur. So change the method of use, and sometimes sprinkle perfume on the fabric to emit fragrance according to the situation.
4. Perfume should not be too thick or sprinkled too much, otherwise it will be counterproductive and can easily lead to olfactory disorders, which is detrimental to the spirit. In addition, it is also easy to give people a feeling of arrogance and grandeur.
5. Perfume should not be applied to sweaty parts such as the forehead, armpits and shoes. Because these parts have a lot of sweat, it is easy to dilute the perfume, and the mixture of sweat and fragrance will produce a strange smell.
6. Perfume should not be sprayed on clothing such as fur, gold, and pearls, as it can cause them to lose their natural luster.
7. Two different perfumes should not be mixed together. The mixed fragrance will cause each of the original perfumes to lose its pure flavor, and it is likely to smell extremely uncomfortable.
