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You’re getting ready to go out for a nice dinner, you’ve chosen your outfit, and now your finishing (and our favorite) step is spraying the fragrance that you’ve chosen for that night, probably on your neck. But is that the only way to wear it? Can I spray cologne or perfume on my clothing, or even my hair?
Many perfume or fragrance notes will get their best performance with a little heat, thus applying your favorite scent on your skin is the ideal way to maximize your fragrance performance. Your neck is the most ideal location, as it has the most exposure to outside air and it’s at a close proximity to your own nose, and those who may get close to you. You may have heard the term “pulse points”, this is where your veins are closest to your skin and you body heat will radiate from. You neck under your ears or even your wrists are ideal areas.
Just as perfume works well on your skin to create a memorable scent, it also works well on your hair.
There are some things to keep in mind when spraying perfume on your hair. First being, do not apply when your hair is wet. The water may perform as a barrier to the oils transported in your perfume. Two other points to keep in mind are:
The high alcohol content may be bad for your scalp
Alcohol content may also be drying for your hair as well
If you feel like you want to scent your hair every day, instead of spraying perfume directly into your hair, there are a couple of other options to try that won't be as drying. The first is to spray your perfume into the air and walk through it. Allowing the scent to settle on your hair instead of being sprayed on at close range will help alleviate alcohol's impact so your hair doesn't become saturated with it. Another option is to spray perfume onto your brush before running it through your hair. This will more lightly scent your locks but also help prevent damage from alcohol.
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3 окт 2024
