1. Store in a Cool, Dark Place: Keep your fragrances away from direct sunlight and heat to preserve their scent integrity. A cool, dark place like a drawer or closet is ideal.
2. Tighten Caps Securely: Ensure the caps are tightly closed after each use to prevent evaporation and maintain the fragrance's potency.
3. Avoid Temperature Fluctuations: Extreme temperature changes can alter the composition of your fragrance. Keep it away from areas prone to temperature fluctuations, like bathrooms or near heating sources.
4. Use Proper Application Techniques: Apply fragrance to pulse points such as wrists, neck, and behind the ears for longer-lasting scent diffusion. Avoid rubbing the fragrance as it can alter the scent.
5. Rotate Your Collection: To prevent fragrances from going stale, rotate your collection and avoid using the same scent every day. This also prevents olfactory fatigue, where you become desensitized to a fragrance's scent.
6. Keep Away from Chemicals: Limit spraying fragrance directly onto clothes or jewelry, as some fragrances contain oils that can stain or damage fabrics and metals. Instead, apply directly to skin.
