Women's perfumes

Test the fragrance on your skin; factors like pH and hydration affect how the scent develops. Dry skin needs stronger perfumes, while oily skin retains aromas better.

Top notes are sensed first, heart notes define the character, and base notes add depth and lasting power, creating a unique evolution on the skin.

Keep your perfumes in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and temperature changes. This helps maintain their original scent and prolong their shelf life.

Apply on pulse points, such as neck and wrists, without rubbing, and on moisturized skin for longer-lasting fragrance.